Liz and Frank are wonderful! They always make sure that they have the freshest produce at the best…read moreprices! When I first shopped there I was shocked at how cheap the portobellas were! In the summer they always have the best priced and quality watermelons and freshly shelled baby peas.

This place is great! A must stop for fresh food. To know that the meat is local and processed…read morelocally is fantastic! The cheeses are great and, of course, Brown's Dairy products. The surprise items such as seasonal plants and locally made soaps and lotions are another reason to make this a weekly shopping venue.

Not a large selection, but they do have a number of good specialty items: some ethnic goods, some…read morebulk-purchase grains, inexpensive spices and teas packed in 1- and 2-oz plastic bags (vanilla beans, Tellicherry peppercorns, Chinese five spice, allspice, whole cumin, brown and yellow mustard seeds, whole cloves, cinnamon sticks and ground cinnamon, white and black sesame seeds, etc.). Some locally produced items (vine-ripe tomatoes from Tennessee, local squash, locally produced milk in glass bottles, etc.). Fresh produce can be hit-or-miss--some items have definitely passed their prime, and others are wonderfully fresh (look for the items labeled "locally grown"). Take Lamar north past Mid Town Shopping Center, past Beacon, on east side of road. M-Sat 9-6, Sun 9-4

Very small building but with a large selection. The prices are good and the owner is super friendly.read more

Open from mid-Apr through end of Oct., located in parking lot for Midtown Shopping Center, near…read moreSouthern Star Yoga. Got some nice arugula, tomatoes, squash, shiitake ($3.50/0.25lb, or sometimes on special for $6/0.5lb), mustard greens ($2/bunch), eggplant, red bell peppers (3/$1), strawberry-fig jam here ($6.50/pint). They have musicians too. Other items spotted: honey, eggs ($3.75/doz), baby daikon, baby mustard salad greens, cucumbers.

This farmers market runs May-October on Saturdays 7-11am and Wednesdays 8am-1pm. It's located in a…read moreparking lot. After a late night in the Square, I wanted to check out the fresh produce for sale and live entertainment, but arrived as it was closing. Some say that's a great time to check out what's left and negotiate prices! But really, the stalls were all closing up as I arrived. I saw some tomatoes and flowers for sale. Missed the musicians, unfortunately. Early bird gets the worm!

Very good place, and i think we can get organic and farm raised food but only available on Saturday.read more

We love walking down to the Hitching Lot Farmers Market! It is only open on Saturdays in the…read moresummertime, but it is definitely worth checking out! It is still not the largest farmer's market in the world, but it has grown so much in the past couple of years. If you want some good "pickins" you better get their early. I believe it's open until noon, but I would advise you to get there before 9. You can get fresh produce, plants, artisan candles and soaps, breakfast sandwiches, homemade bread, etc... Feel free to walk your dogs down there! Every weekend they have something special going on like a dog parade, cooking classes, live music, etc...

A most delightful lunch venue! Homey feel. Home-cooked food. We were passing through, but saw so…read moremany local people having lunch that we knew this had to be a good spot. We ordered the blue plate special. The vegetables (baked sweet potato, lima beans), especially, were over the top. My only regret was that we were already headed out the door before we thought about trying the peach cobbler. Have to come back!

I had the special it was pot roast with gravy, potatoes and carrots and a side of baby llama beans…read moreand a homemade yeast roll. Also freshly brewed tea. Everything was absolutely delicious. I highly suggest JuJu's if you're in this area. I know I will be stopping here again next time I'm passing through. Thank you ladies.

We dropped into the farmer's market to buy some fruit and veggies for the week. This is perfect…read moreside of the road location for a fruit and veggie stand. The employees and owner are nice and friendly. The fruit looked fresh and of traded locally. There are frozen veggies, peanuts, popcorn, and snowballs available, too!

This is the hardest working family oriented business. They go above and beyond to have the best…read moreproduce. Prices are very good because you are buying directly from the source. I recommend very highly.

Great staff very knowledgeable and helpful. The variety and…read morequality at the local farmers market is an A+

From the owner: We are a small family farm, we raise naturally grown vegetables and flowers, that we sell at the…read moreStarkville Community Market and our farm. We have operated as a CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) farm since 2011. We currently offer 3 ten week seasons, with a weekly distribution of 5-7 seasonally appropriate items.