My husband went to bread furst, so I was planning to wait in the car. Before he left, he asked if I…read morewas willing to go the farmers market 1 block away to get some tomatoes for his bagel and lox, I was like sure! Since this was totally unprepared, I asked if they could give me a box thrown near their truck, the buzz cut lady was like next time, you better come with a bag..... I said I was just stopping by unexpectedly. So people have to be shamed without a bag when shopping in farmers market now? Is there a better way to recycle those boxes than giving away to their customers? Nowadays white lady can just find every opportunity to educate you, when you are shopping, you are walking, you are eating in a restaurant, because they are just so precious and privileged. Ps: when you check out every item, they have to ask you the same question: is it conventional or organic? Girl....if you are farmers market, maybe you should just sell organic, otherwise, there is a Giant 2 blocks away so I can avoid this hassle....

I make a point of going to and buying from this market every Saturday morning. I have always loved…read moretheir fruits and veggies -- in some instances, theirs are the only veggies I'll eat. And, they have specialties that I can't find elsewhere and are absolutely delicious -- snap peas and okra are great examples. No other markets can equal New Morning Farm's corn, tomatoes, peaches and nectarines. However, what I enjoy most about New Morning Farm is their staff. They are always pleasant, polite and informative. After a while, they become like family for early shoppers.

The Palisades Farmers Market is a small neighborhood run farmers market that is open year round on…read moreSundays from 9am-1pm. It's on the main strip of the Palisades next to the old Safeway (that just closed) and 7th Hill Pizza and Black Coffee. There are a handful of vendors that sell herbs, fresh produce, baked goods, paella, and even crepes. It's the perfect spot to not only have breakfast, buy groceries, but also to say hi to a neighbor!

Excellent market with the best peaches, bread, vegetables French bakery, eggs and home phoread more

This market can be pretty crowded but it still has all the charm of the neighborhood! A handful of…read morefarm stands, meat and baked goods. You can definitely find some fun treats to eat there or at home. Oftentimes, there's a bike clinic offering free maintenance and support as well!

The Mount Pleasant Farmers Market is a small, but mighty Saturday morning market in a historic…read moreneighborhood. It has a community feel. Local vendors line up in the plaza selling produce, baked goods, and other products. Outside the plaza is an Ethiopian coffee van and a popsicle stand. Nearby is a neighborhood vintage porch sale and a block outdoor concert some Saturdays. It's a perfect way to spend a Saturday morning in the city.

Went back yesterday to the farmer's market. I'm trying to make it a regular thing on the weekends…read moreI'm off from work. The weather was beautiful so it was fairly crowded. I love that they implement live music (lately it's been a jazz band). I'm still a fan of Rita's, chiboo bakery and now my newest obsession is Vera's smoothies and their empanadas. Their green smoothie is so good and I'm pretty sure it's a best seller. It's a bit pricey though, $5 for a small, but worth it!

One of my favorite weekend farmers market, I've been coming here for the past 10 years! While the…read moremarket is usually at the elementary school, it sometimes took place at the Bethesda Farm Women's Market near Bethesda Row. There's plenty of parking in the back! There's an impressive variety of 20+ vendors with scrumptious pastries and gluten-free baked goods, fresh squeezed and cold-pressed juices, dog treats, empanadas, alcohol, and fresh made-to-order pizza and crepes. Here are my favorites: El Jefe Wood-fired Pizza - The new wood-fired pizza is delicious and the Margherita pizza tastes like Napoletan pizza, replaced Cipolla Rossa pizza. Grandma Vera's Bakery - You must try the cheesy Brazilian bread, gooey and gluten-free before they sell out! The Oreo scones are truly a delicacy! The fresh squeezed OJ and smoothies are refreshing and great way to cool off during the summer. Fresh Market Bakery - Located at the front of the market, the vendor has a variety of scrumptious breads, quiches, pies, and other baked goods. The fluffy asaigo cheese and seasonal focaccia breads is divine and sell out fast!. The cheesy and blueberry scones are my favorite! The spinach mushroom quiche is bursting with flavor and worth $25. Jarabe Paleta - The paleta popsicles are refreshing and perfect way to cool during the scorching summer heat. The mango, watermelon, apple cinnamon and peaches and cream are my favorite! The strawberry yogurt paleta and creamy cinnamon horchata are fun to try, the spicy mango delivers with a tangy tamarind flavor and a spicy kick! Yoga in a Bowl - Delicious Peace Kathi paneer breakfast wraps and Rose and Mango Lassi cold drinks. Little Sesame - The caramelized onion hummus hit the spot! While hummus can be a bit bland, the caramelized onion added a nice sweet touch and paired well with the fluffy pita. The pita was nice to try, but quite dense and hard to conquer all 4 pitas. Family of Nuts - Galore of roasted and flavorful, healthy nuts. The Apple and Truffle Parmesan almonds are my favorite while hubby likes the Everything Bagel seasoned Cashews. Arepateca - While the arepas were fun to try, there were dense and overstuffed, and quite messy! The hot chocolate with a spicy kick was good! Rita's Crepes - The Veggie Supreme with scrambled egg is bursting with flavor and quite filling! My toddler enjoyed the crispy crepe and it was so much fun to watch the staff make the crepe. Fight Juice - Cold-pressed fresh juice that's healthy and not too sweet. The Strawberry Lemonade is quite refreshing! Simply Delicious Desserts - True to its name, the fresh eggplant parm and butternut squash ravioli lasagna are simply delicious! Jinlan Wenhua - Authentic hand-made dumplings with an impressive variety of vegetarian and meat hearty dumplings (sell out early!). They come frozen and are best prepared at home by pan-frying for crispy edges or steaming for soup dumplings. The sweet potato and glass noodle dumplings were bursting with flavor and the Carrots and Zucchini dumplings were also tasty. Yufka Bakery - Crispy phyllo spinach and feta cheese sandwich with spicy mayo. Bun'd Up (Alternate Weeks) - Scrumptious soft handmade bao buns stuffed with tofu, chicken, beef, pork, etc The bite-size buns are airy and light and topped with greens, scallions, crunchy fried onions, and aioli sauce. Butterfly Spirits - The 4 pack of Eldenflower Seltzer is boozy and delicious! Twin Valley Distillery - The Apple Cinnamon Whiskey costs $29 is refreshing and pairs well with apple cider and prefer it over the flagship 1812 Blended Whiskey at $42, which isn't that smooth. Clear Skies Meadery - Bought a bottle of the maraschino liquor. Potomac Sweets - With a galore of scrumptious pastries to choose from, the Almond Croissant and Almond Chocolate hit the spot! The baked goods are definitely on the sweeter side. Baked by Jael - The decadent raspberry crumble bar and the fudgy chocolate chip brownie hit the spot! Rice Culture (On occassion): Loved trying the waffle cone fish shaped Taiyakis filled with custard and red bean paste. The custard was my pick while my daughter enjoyed the red bean paste. Impasta Gluten-Free - The mini berry tart was delicious! Not a fan of the dense Chocolate Chip or Garlic Sour Dough Scones, they had a weird smell and taste to them. Rise Gluten-Free Bakery - The Buttermilk Biscuit was delicious and stayed moist for 2 days! I wasn't a fan of the chocolate croissant. While the rich decadent chocolate filling was tasty, the doughy shell was underbaked with a sour taste and didn't settle well . Pearl Iced Tea - The passionfruit tea is quite bitter and wish their tea could be sweetened by simple syrup or sugar. Wonderful market and always love coming back and bringing home a bunch of goodies!

I love the DTSS Farmers Market. Well it is not as extensive as my two favorites, it is still fairly…read morebig. This market has some of my absolute favorite vendors, such as Zeke's, DMV Empanadas, Dodo Farms, and the local grain stand. I also appreciate the wine/beer/spirits vendors. It opens a little bit too late for me, so I don't go as often as I'd like, but my visits are always enjoyable.

Great farmers market in Downtown Silver Spring. Have not been in a while but always love everything…read morewe get when we go.

What a great farmers market! Located behind the main commercial area in a parking lot, it feels…read moremore spacious than many of the other farmers markets in the area. This one also comes with many farmers with fresh produce from all kinds of tomatoes to broccoli to potatoes. There's a vendor that sells pickled mushrooms, baked goods, oysters, and so much more!

Great farmers market offering a wide variety of "farm to table" produce and goods!…read more The Takoma Park Farmers Market is ....definitely one of my favorite farmers markets in and around the DMV area. To be so small, it is packed with lots of good finds. Plenty of samples to goo around too...well sorta...COVID has kinda shut that down these days. At this market, you will find a full variety of conventional and certified organic fruits and vegetables, pasture-raised meat, poultry and eggs, artisan sweet and savory baked goods, fresh milk, butter, yogurt, goat/cow cheeses, fermented foods and pickles, jams, jellies and sauces, flowers, plants, handmade soaps, and more! You name it, this market has it all. One additional note to know...."It's a year-round" market! Unlike most farmer's markets in the area, where you are limited to summer-only and seasonal openings. The market is open only on Saturday mornings between the hours of 9am-1pm. Parking is available on the streets for free and parking meters are free as well on weekend. And, if it helps...all vendors accepts SNAP/Food Stamps and WIC. In all, lot's of great finds and a great way to connect with local farmers in/around the DC metropolitan area. It is definitely worth a visit. It's the perfect place to spend part of your Saturday morning on a nice day...and on the cheap.

This farm stand reminds me of my hometown roots in Wisconsin... It's a terrific place to meet and…read moregreet your neighbors and enjoy the fruits of all of the farmers labor. Great family business!

Every peach I bought this afternoon was rotten. My bad that I didn't inspect them, but what is…read moreNorman's doing even putting this out?

Amazing food. Fresher than any grocery store, tastier too. I have been doing the CSA for about 7-8…read moreyears and I can forgo many trips to the grocery store - if not completely. It has introduced me to some new foods and makes me eat veggies. The tomatoes are AMAZING - nothing like store bought. I will eat nothing but baguette, garlic, olive oil, balsamic and those tomatoes once they arrive. And I don't even like tomatoes. The CSA is very flexible and can work for all people and their families. They have multiple drop offs and can be a seasonal or year round CSA. It isn't just fruit and veggies either, this CSA has supplements such as legumes, rice, dried fruit and nuts, bread, sometimes yogurt and cheese. And, OMG - the eggs. Can never eat a store bought egg now because these have huge orange yolks and are creamy. I don't usually like eggs either, but I love these. I have recommended this group to many friends, not just for the value and quality of the weekly harvest. I have a lot of respect for the spiritual family that runs the CSA - good people trying to do good for the world. Highly recommend them over other CSAs in the area.

Amazing variety of produce and dry goods each week. Biodynamic farming practices and mostly organic.read more