Love Marvin's Market. I recently started juicing and wanted to buy fruits and veggies in bulk but…read moredidn't want to spend a ton of money. A friend suggested Marvin's so I tired it out. I got a WHOLE basket full for $20!! I will be going back. They have a great selection, bulk items and they even have frozen food section. I also love their specialty items like jams, nuts, candy, honey etc. The staff is friendly and helpful.

This is where I get all of my fruits and vegetables. It is much cheaper than Publix and the food…read moreis local. They don't have any organic though. I wish they did! They do have some awesome sugar free fruit preserves and spicy plantain chips!

The state agriculture dept lets farmer's sell their produce here. I went on a weekend and only a…read morecouple of booths were open but I'm sure it's busier during the week. Got some fresh bananas, grapes, pears and apples. They also had 45 lb bags of peanuts, veggies and lots of gorgeous flowers and plants.

The produce in the stores here is dreadful so I was delighted when I discovered the wonderful…read moreproduce at the Alabama State Farmer's Market. The fruit and veggies are half the price that they are in stores and twice as fresh. My most recent favorite purchase was a quart sized basket of beautiful vine ripened beef steak tomatoes for $5! If you bought just one of those tomatoes in a grocery store it would cost you $2.50 a tomato and they would not be nearly as tasty. The peaches this year were fabulous too. I buy all of my produce at the Farmers Market now. I just love to go there! The Farmer's Market also sells potted plants. The plants here are just beautiful. The plants at the Farmers Market are nothing like the plants that you would find at one of those chain stores like Home Depot or Lowes, these plants are big and healthy. And...what a bargain! The market is open 7 days a week year round. They also take food stamps for those in need. Stop by soon and pick up some nice healthy veggies and treat yourself to good for you food.

Some of the best Jams you will ever eat! I have purchased…read morepork, eggs and jams from them. Everything has been great! The pork chops are amazing! Highly recommended!!

The Midland Community Farmers Market is operated as a non-profit function of the Mens' Club of…read moreMidland United Methodist Church, and is offered as a service to the people of the Midland area of Muscogee and Harris Counties in western Georgia. All proceeds from the vendor fees go to support local charities, such as House of Heroes, Valley Rescue, and the Ronald McDonald House of Columbus. The market is open from 9:00-12:00 every Saturday, May through October. Items available include: Locally-grown and organic vegetables Farm-fresh eggs Goat dairy items Homemade pickles, jams and jellies Local honey Delicious baked goods Yard and garden plants Handmade candles and soaps Fine handicrafts Much much more! The market is located in Midland at 9110 Warm Springs Road (the corner of Warm Springs and Garrett Roads.) Go to www.MidlandMarket.org for information about becoming a vendor, or for maps, directions, and contact info.

After warming up with a Latte, I decided to explored the La Grange Farmer's market in La Grange,…read moreTX. It was a relatively small farmer's market. What I loved most v about this farmer's market was that the gifs being sold were made by the artisans. With so many of our gifs made out there country, it is something to be said about goods being made in America. There were artists seeking water color painting and another one selling jewelry. When was the last time you've eaten a homemade pickle. They were there for sale. This farmer's market was charming with sweet country flare.

Its right out of the 1950s. I find the freshest produce at…read morethe lowest prices in town. Also, it has the best cross section of REAL people in town for customers and employees. I love this place.

Where do I start?! This was one of the refreshing places I've been to in a while. All the produce…read moreand items created a great aroma as you strolled around. From vegetable plants to candles to fresh milk to strawberries to ice cream sweetcreek had it all! We ended up purchasing some vegetables and honey. The process was easy and I liked how they had paper bags. We then moved on to the best part... the ice cream. The prices amazed me in a good way and you get hefty scoops. The staff was kind and they held down the fort well. They have both indoor and outdoor seating g as well as a playground for the kids. A nice place for a little family outing, date, or grocery run

The place was really, really clean. You could smell everything from the restaurant that was being…read moreprepared, There was a short young lady working there, she deserved a promotion, she was really pleasant to my wife and I. I got the CherryVanilla Ice-cream which was delicious. Overall a day well spent and I'll be going back.

Summer is the best time to go and it is grrreat. They have the best watermelons and all kinds of…read moreother good stuff.

prices were great just not a lot of venders but all in all…read moreit was good. we would go back if we are there

I brought my boys here yesterday afternoon and we had a blast. The owner likes you to call first to…read moremake sure there are plenty of berries ripe for picking, but he has thousands of bushes so I can't ever imagine that would be a problem. We found a whole area of bushes that hadn't been touched in awhile and filled up our buckets quickly! Cost is $10/gallon and you use the honor system when the owner is not in the office. Will definitely be coming back here again!

Just a short drive from Auburn, Blueberry Havens offers a fun way to spend the afternoon. Drive…read moreup, say hello to the friendly owner, grab a few buckets and start picking! I went today with my mom and we gathered three buckets' worth of our own-picked and then an extra gallon of the cream of the crop picked by the owner himself. There was a slight drizzle which meant not too hot. The owner recommends you call ahead to make sure there are plenty of ripe berries ready for picking and today was perfect. There is also a collection of Rare & Used books for sale as well as some local honey. Be sure to pick up some great blueberry recipes when you pay. Great for kids!

The Peachtree City (Farmers') Market is fantastic. We buy most of our produce there. It is…read morelocally grown and sold by the farmers themselves. It is not a large operation like the state-run Atlanta Farmers market. It is set in the Aberdeen Shopping Center Parking lot, behind the Bank of America at the corner of Northlake Drive and Hwy 54. It is well shaded with a lot of trees. Beautiful spot. 9 AM - 1 PM Wednesday and Saturday. You will also find multiple baked goods, spices, ready to eat foods plus food carts, beef, chicken, pork, honey, apples, cakes, boiled peanuts, flowers, mushrooms, ravioli, tamales, and a few crafts such as mine. I must disclose that I set up there on both days. I sharpen knives, scissors, and garden tools. On Saturday there are typically 50 or more vendors. Wednesdays about 15. (Me included) Still lots of produce and baked goods on Wednesdays. Really nice people - I've been there for two months+ and have yet to hear a harsh word or disparaging remark. The customers are great as well. Dogs and children are welcomed.

WIth no grocery store in this shopping center, local businesses got together to have a fresh market…read moreevery Saturday morning and Wednesdays....until early afternoon. Get the best tomatoes and fresh produce around. Businesses that sell fresh salsa, jams/spreads, breads, and even organic meat show their wares. There are some craft businesses, seasonings, and more on display. I try to swing by once a week to try something new.

Found this place driving around one day, they were very friendly and have a good amount of produce…read more I picked up a few things for dinner and some sauces. The sauces are really good. I have been making thinks just to use the sauce on. You have to go in and pick up a bottle to try it.