Super cute farmers market located next to the two rivers mansion. There are a decent amount of…read morevendors at this market (at least when we went) and we loved the location. I believe you are able to take a tour of the inside of the mansion but we did not. Plenty of fresh produce from local farmers as well as coffee, pastries, fresh bread and local goods. We especially liked the hours (Friday 4p-7p)!

It was a great experience at the new venue for the market. There is room for the vendors to…read moredisplay their wares and to walk around. More shade would be helpful for picnics and listening to music. A great improvement. The food choices were good.

It's small but mighty! You can get an iced coffee, fresh beef, some handmade jewelry, and a pecan…read morepie all in one spot. We love walking around and hitting up the Nolensville farmers market when we are in the area on the weekends.

Always fun stopping by here on a Saturday morning just to browse. Such a cheerful atmosphere, and…read moreyou'll find some hidden gems if you look hard enough! Wish Man of Steel was still here. My metal-bolt-figure collection will have to remain incomplete until he returns, though.

Best market around!! And, loving the new location down the road at Franklin First United Methodist…read moreChurch. All the same farmers and vendors and plenty of parking!

It's been over a decade since my very first Franklin Farmer's Market visit and it still delivers a…read morequality, lovely experience! While it's one of the smaller markets, I love to come in the fall and enjoy getting a cup of coffee, flowers, honey, and fresh veggies - the line for eggs can sometimes be long! Worthy of a visit, a bit more chill and relaxed than a lot of Nashville markets and since it's in the same area as The Factory - make sure you include that in your visit!

I take part in their CSA and love it!! Great variety & quality of produce and you get so much for…read moreyour money.

Loved the u-pick strawberries and produce when we went last Friday. The owner was really nice. I…read morewill absolutely be back. Thank you for selling organic.

I can't rave enough about Kim's International Market…read more They have the best freshly prepared Banchan products available in the 'Boro. I picked up kimchi, seasoned shiitake mushrooms, sliced radish kimchi, and seasoned fish cakes. Additionally, I got some kimbap and some The owners are so friendly and kind. They are also very helpful if you have questions about Korean recipes or products. The ambiance is inviting and reminds me of when I lived in Daegu, ROK.

Kim's International Market is diagonally across a Tire World, with some limited parking available…read moreright in front. You can get a shopping cart right in front of the store before coming in if you need one (or you can also grab a small hand basket inside if you prefer). My husband and I stopped by this market yesterday evening, around 5:50 pm. I wanted to see if there was any banchan and other random snacks for our trip. And although this is a small market, there was a fair selection of banchan that I ended up purchasing (japchae, the glass noodle stir fry) and stir fry fish cakes (one of my favorite banchan). I also purchased a few sheet masks since they were only $0.99 (prior to tax) but kind of in a hidden area that I think others may overlook when they browse this small mom and pop store. My husband picked out a few canned drinks and I also ended up purchasing some seaweed flavored snacks. The prices in general, seem to be a little bit more expensive than the prices back home in Los Angeles at my local Korean markets, but that is to be expected. The selection for most items is actually pretty good, considering that this is a small market. But I think overall, it fits the need of most items that you may be looking for at a Korean market (there are also items that are Chinese and few Japanese items here as well, for those interested). After paying for our items, the employee (whom I suspect is one of the owners), was so nice and thanked me for shopping at the store. I enjoyed our visit and would come back if I lived in this area.

Farmer's Market season has begun all around Middle TN. This Market is one of my favorites. It…read moreoperates May through October every Saturday ( Weather Permitting ) from 8:00 a.m until Noon. It is located in the square around Rutherford County Historic Courthouse ( Murfreesboro ) There are alot of different vendors including Local Farmer's. There are seasonal Fruits and Vegetables, Homemade Sauces, Baked Goods and much more. It can and does get very busy so you may have to drive around a bit to find a street parking spot. There is also a garage, but I've never used it. You can usually find a spot. There are also usually a couple of food and beverage trucks and there are also some restaurants located in the square. All of the vendors are so nice and just walking around the square you can meet people out just enjoying the weather, the food and the people. You can spend an hour just enjoying the whole scene. I highly recommend if you've never been. Enjoy

Murfreesboro's Saturday Market is the perfect way to spend a Saturday morning in the summer!…read more The market runs from 8-12 every Saturday from May to October. There are several large produce booths every week, and a variety of smallest vendors that rotate. Besides produce, other vendors sell meat and eggs, baked goods, flowers, prepared meals, gourmet peanut butter, and arts and crafts. Whatever you're looking for, you'll find it at the market! The busiest hour of the day is 10am. I recommend arriving early to avoid the crowds and getting a parking space just off the square. If street parking is full, there is also a parking garage on Lytle street.

Love this place! The sandwiches are fantastic! The Morning Melt breakfast sandwich is beyond…read moredelicious, but everything we've tried has been very good. They also offer gluten-free bread and generally have some gluten-free baked good as well. The service is always friendly and helpful, the coffee is really good, and they have a juice bar inside as well. The decor is cute, with a good number of tables inside and a handful of tables outside. Everything is made to order, so at times there can be a little bit of a delay. But the food is absolutely worth the wait, and it is a very pleasant place to hang out at. Once we discovered Oh My Chives we've been trying to stop by every weekend. Delicious! Definitely check it out!

I'm still thinking about this place hours later....YUM. We ordered the breakfast melts and two ice…read morelattes, one with oat milk and one with whole milk and house made vanilla. The sandwiches came out first which had bacon, egg, cheese, avocado and some sort of semi sweet aoli that went perfectly with it. I could eat this every day. You could taste the freshness of the locally sourced ingredients too. The lattes were delicious and we are harsh critics. Having house made syrups is ESSENTIAL for a good coffee. Perfect amount of sweetness and flavor while still allowing that coffee flavor to shine. The atmosphere was busy and loud (a good thing for the business) and the service was quick and friendly. Would recommend!!

I've driven past this adorable little farm stand hundreds of times for over a decade. I always…read moremeant to stop in. Well, on a drizzly Saturday, I finally did! And I was thrilled with what I found! S. E. Daugherty & Sons has such a great selection of items. Their property is much deeper than I had imagined, an urban farm wedged into that little triangle formed by Highway 70 and Highway 70 South in Bellevue. Several greenhouses grow a wide array of plants! Enormous fresh strawberries sat in small baskets. Inside a small shed, fresh cuts of meat were on display in the refrigerator while numerous treats covered every shelf. I acquired some sourdough bread, sea salt caramels, and strawberries, and all were delicious!

This place is amazing!! We went flower picking, and it was $10 to fill a bucket on Saturday, plus…read more$5 a head. There were such gorgeous flower varieties (dahlias of all colors!) They provided a bucket, shears, and after you are done picking, you place the flowers in a plastic bag with water to take home. Some flowers are in an open field and others are in a greenhouse. They had very reasonably priced pumpkins, as well as a small market with apple cider, meats, breads. They also had fresh produce, and I picked up very affordable heirloom tomatoes and purple bell peppers. The lady who checked us out had great recs on what to purchase, and we loved the jalapeño cheddar bread she recommended.