Always excellent produce and service, Have been dealing wit DJ's over 20 years. Have always found…read morethe products I want there.

Love DJ Market and the product they bring in. The service is always friendly and helpful, they've…read moregot the best eggs in town, and you can always count on as local and fresh as possible given the season.

Really diverse bunch of food products. Usually the kind of place you find in an old downtown, an…read moreold fashioned type of food market with fresh eggs, vegetables, meats, nuts, olives, teas, and a couple ethnic stands and a couple gift related stands. If not a local, can't say it's a place you'd go. I'd seen Crafted listed as a place where local artists had items for sale- not really that.

Big covered full time market with food and craft stalls. Lots of restaurant stalls. Plenty of…read moreparking too.

I just pop in once a week to get my carton of cigarettes. Good prices, staff always there with a…read moresmile.

Great feta, olives, halvah. A wonderful niche shop with friendly and helpful owners and staff. It…read moreis my go-to store for Greek foods.

FTR? Don't mind if I do! Chongo's is an awesome-sauce fresh produce market in the Crossroads…read moreFarmers Market. There was all kinds of food and even a lady who could really get your juices flowing. For real! Over by the back counter, they sell freshly made carrot, beet and apple juice. If you want your own jug of just carrot juice because you don't see any in the fridge, no problemo! Just ask and it shall be yours. I wandered the aisles for awhile with my little roller plastic basket. They've got lots of 'em, you can use one too. I piled it up with purple potatoes (making a purple stew, whip-whip, whip-whip), roma tomatoes, shallots, avocado, mangoes, and cabbage. Not to worry, I didn't use that all in one dish, although random ingredients from the farmers market could make for a fun cooking experiment. In total, $27.32. A little shocked at the final tally, I must say. I thought it was going to be more! Except it wasn't. I'm now under the impression that produce from the farmers market is cheaper (and waaaaay more full of nutrients, although that's gotta be a given) than whatever stuff I buy at the grocery store. And the little lady at the other end who's lineup I went to in order to get all that yumminess weighed and pay for my food stuffs, lovely. April Underdog Challenge: 10/30

Chongo's, I want to like you. You are located near me which would generally put you head and…read moreshoulders above the competitors. However, your less than fresh produce and your staff that drops my fruit from a foot above the counter on to my bag of tomatoes....well, I just can't do it anymore. I'm sorry that this is a Dear John letter but I have to find a new, less fruit abusive produce stand. It's not me, it's you, Merry

My wife and i had planned on heading to Costco but due to the virus was lined up way around the…read moreblock so we decided to check out Prairie Farms and we are pleased we did. We appreciate the smaller, local style atmosphere which was very friendly as the management seemed happy to answer any questions we had regarding their popular "alitas de pollo" :-) Local, range fed and about as organic as you can get at a reasonable price. We purchased brown eggs, fresh ripe tomatoes, and of course their chicken wings which we are eager to try out. You gotta check this place out. Raol

If you are looking for fresh produce then you will like Prairie Farms sourcing fresh produce from…read morelocal farmers.