Beautiful little market. Lots of local Arkansas products, produce and beautiful plants as well…read more Super clean, staff was cheerful and helpful even though they were short staffed. Fresh milk, nice cheeses, locally produced meats, jams and jellies, honey and so much more.

Cuuute little farm to table market. Great quality food. Everything is seasonal so it's fresh. Very…read morenice staff. But they ask for a tip when you pay. Kinda tacky, it's groceries! But I'll still come and tip lol.

Small farm with various cuts of meat and eggs for sale. All animals raised on pasture by a family…read moreconcerned with doing right by the planet and their creatures. A great place to pick up breakfast supplies on your way to Petit Jean. Friendly people doing small time food production. Not the cheapest but very delicious!!

From the owner: Fine local food products- pork, chicken, beef and eggs raised naturally, on pasture with animals…read morefree to root, wallow, roam, and explore. Various cuts of meat available. Check out a "breakfast basket" of eggs and sausage on your way to Petit Jean. Farm fresh eggs from a variety of breeds, and one of several flavors of sausage. Meat the way others meant to taste. We also love to give farm tours to share our work and let people connect to their food source.

Great little farmers market here in Hot Springs Village! Fresh eggs & produce & baked goods…read moreavailable today (as well as other non-food items). Warning! There is a dangerous woman there! She's selling home made bakery items: delicious cookies, Samoan pancakes, breads! One taste & you're addicted!

Good for the forgotten item. Prices are higher. And they charge you to use a card. Debit and…read morecredit, makes no difference. Love the butcher shop, great meats.

Sweet little gem! I was so grateful to see so many people out at the farmers market and see all of…read morethe locals thriving in downtown Little Rock. I am originally from Little Rock Arkansas and I when I was planning my trip I knew that this was on the top of my list of things to do. When I first arrived I pulled into the parking area and the parking was free to the left! We ended up parking a little ways away but it was okay because the walk wasn't bad. There is a cute park on the way if you have littles. When I first walked in they had dogs to adopt (greyhounds) and they were the sweetest dogs. Then I walked into the farmers market and they were farmers there with all of their produce. I ended up buying blood Oranges from K Hall. I was a little bummed because they didn't have fresh flowers because that's what I wanted. They had someone selling soaps, purses clothes etc. We walked inside of the building that has all of the food. We ended up buying a cookie from Bea Bakery and get a cup for water. It was very smoky in there but cool. The farmers market isn't big at all. I wish that they had more samples for people to try. Overall cute little farmers market.

Great little produce store. A great selection of fresh fruit and vegetables plus lots of food…read moreitems from fudge to zucchini. Potstickers to seasons and rubs. They also have a bunch of garden stuff, chicken coops and chicken tractors.

Mom and I decided to check it out one Saturday. We had a great time walking around the outdoor…read moreplant area. Picked out a few new plants that were reasonably priced. Then we made our way inside for produce and found out they had much more. There were meats, breads, plant pots, frozen goodies and more. We walked out with more than we needed for sure. They also had snow cones outside. Can't wait to come back and get some more good stuff!

Great farmer's market and vegetables. The workers are kind. It is self serve and lively. Free coffeeread more

See this beautiful and historical building from up above. I've created a drone video depicting is…read moremagnificence. Thank you for taking a look. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRxLGFOq9kM

lots of great businesses still open down here,.. some didnt make it which is very sad to us, but…read moremore did. we went to the hot springs hat store, maxwell blades magic show, bubbalus burgers, gingers popcorn, the pancake shop, kringles , fat bottom girls cupcakes, wills cinnamon shop, dapper and debonaire, the coffee shop next to dapper and debonaire, which ladies, i highly recommend dapper and debonaire, yes it screams a mens shop but it holds an amazing surprise treatment for women... check it out, you will thank me for this tip... i know we did more than this while down there, but its blanking me now. oh, the jerky outlet, unfortunately they arent doing samples, so we didnt stick around for long. the colonial candy store but again, covid has hurt this business.

Loved this market! Live music, friendly merchants with a good selection of items for sale. Animal…read morefriendly (we saw lots of cute puppies). We bought fresh bread, raw honey, jams and jellies.

It's year-round, you can bring dogs, it's one of the best ways to spend a nice morning, and it's…read morealso possibly the best place in town to get fresh produce and/or hand-made local food! On the down side, it is small, and there aren't that many actual farmed vegetables in the low seasons. But! You can always find cheese, hummus, corn bread, honey, banana bread, vegan brisket (hmm...) and a chicken that plays a xylophone. Yep, that last part is worth going for, at least once, by itself. This is a trained chicken, raised by hilariously charming chicken tamer. There's usually a good truck or two for food, and Mylo sets up a truck for coffee too!

Picked up some flowers and blueberries and got the hell out of there. there were only a couple…read morebooths with prices (that's where I bought stuff) and the rest were either too disorganized with payment or too busy talking to notice that people were waiting for 5+ minutes just to find out how much stuff was.

Love muscadines and I plan to get more from this location each year if possible. I was able to…read morefreeze some of the grapes to enjoy when muscadine season is over.

Hard to find! Cool…read morelittle home-grown orchard chock full of well-cultivated Muscadine vines, a couple different varieties, weighed down with delicious muscadines. We came hunting for a "Pick your own muscadines" spot where we could pick up fruit for our homemade wine, and this was just the ticket! FYI, cash only, just saying :) After winding up and down, left and right, through tiny country roads, enjoying the scenery enough to make a few wrong turns, we found this little gem down a narrow dirt road that opens out (barely) to a small muscadine vineyard. We were greeted as we stepped out of our cars by Alan, who is the one-man band here! Alan runs the business out of a pop-up canopy next to the vineyard, he's got a stash of buckets for you to use while picking, and then some cardboard flats for you to take home with whatever you get. Keep in mind it is seasonal, open from late August through October, harvest only. Call ahead! Alan is a really nice, helpful guy. He walked us through the process, helped us pick a little while telling us all about the vineyard, the types of muscadines, the best ways/places to pick them - and the jam. Oho, that jam! He makes homemade jam that's a nice bonus along with the fresh fruit. Super informal, very relaxed and laid back. Heck, I'd go out just for the drive and a few muscadines!