This little produce market is a gem! Even in the middle of winter, their produce is gorgous! the…read moretri colored cherry tomatoes were beautifu, sweet and delicious. Fresh picked bags of lettuce, cucumbers, sweet peppers, red onions, all sorts of potatoes, carrots, green beans mushrooms, cauliflower, cabbage - everything you would find at the grocery store but better prices and higher quality. Even blueberries, blackberries and strawberries. I can't wait to see how the produce evolves once spring and summer arrive. In the small freezer are frozen pies made with fresh fruit from Willamette Valley. some fresh pies are also available in small and large sizes. While there you can also pick up milk, yogurt, cheese. Cottage cheese, and eggs making this a one stop shopping experience. They only have 1-2 varieties of each, but they're the brands I like. So happy I stopped in. When I go to Trader Joe's down the street, I'll stop here first for my fruits and veggies and the eggs which are just $4.99 and local.

Came to Carte Diem to grab some buns, and left with bags of produce. This place had some very fresh…read morefruits and vegetables sold out of an un signed They have nice thick ginger roots, and reasonably priced. This place is out of the way for me, but it's definitely a nice hidden produce shop.

This place is run by the owner. He grows a lot of the produce. Prices are reasonable and produce is…read moreAmazing!! I always get my tomatos each year for canning.

I love Justy's. I usually go to farm stores, but last week the road was closed and I discovered…read moreJusty's by accident. The store itself is clean and neat. It has paved parking, shopping carts and nice wide aisles to roll your cart around while you fill it with goodies. Produce is top rate. Service quick and kind. My new favorite produce place.

The Village Market is a breath of fresh air as a corner market store compared with other offerings…read morein North Portland. Situated near a #4 bus stop by the New Columbia neighborhood, the market offers fresh veggies at good prices, bulk foods (including several Bob's Red Mill items), general pantry items, and some houshold needs. It also has a deli, but I haven't tried that yet. Village Market is operated by Village Gardens, so you know that whenever you spend money at the market it is going right back to the community to help create a better food environment for everyone. Check it out!

During the months this winter that we operated an emergency homeless shelter out of the Charles…read moreJordan Community Center down the street, I would go several times a week to the Village Market. I'd get the "fancy creamers" on Fridays for our participants' never ending appetite for coffee, snacks for myself and my coworkers, and fresh veggies and fruits to enhance the food we had at the shelter. What started as a trip of convenience became one of my favorite parts about coming to work. In its layout the Village Market has the prettiness of a Whole Foods and the spatial logic of a Manhattan Bodega (minus the Bodega cat). But the fresh and culturally correct offerings on its clean, smartly presented shelves are priced way below anything in NYC or Whole Paycheck. It's a freaking gem of a store. The staff (all of whose names and pronouns are listed below shining, colorful photos of their faces on a wall near the dairy section) display the ideal trifecta for corner market employees: genuine friendliness, helpful knowledgeability, and a pride in their establishment that brooks no bull. Shout out to Mo in particular, who read me cold for being a white boy wearing indigenous Arabic pants and having an Arabic tattoo, but then also taught me a new word and let me practice some of my language skills which had been slacking. Village Market is quality products that I loved bringing to our participants at the shelter, and quality people who care about their work and their community. Since we left the Charles Jordan Center, one of the parts I've missed the most is this place. It seems to me the neighborhood feels richer and lovelier for it, without feeling more expensive or elitist. That's a win.

The sell the freshest produce. The customer service is outstanding…read more They always advertise on social media

A different way to shop, but it still was very easy. All employees were very nice and willing to…read morehelp.

Upon arrival, you're greeted by someone to direct you to parking. The guy was nice and said it was…read moreperfect weather to go peach picking. The parking lot was dirt and small but was able to accommodate all the cars there. The employees were nice and informative. They have two different types of peaches. Red Havens are sweet and Reliance are on the tarter side. It's a smaller farm but there were plenty of trees full of ripe peaches. The peaches were very fragile so it's important to be selective on which ones you pull off the branch. It's $3 per pound and we got a boxful for around $22. We also got a huge zucchini for only .50! I love the idea of farm to table and enjoy supporting local businesses which made Douglas Farms a perfect pit stop while driving through Sauvie Island.

Don't forget, for those in the area, it's peach picking time. The peaches are sweet and ready. We…read moretook a break from our busy schedule and went to Douglas Farm. The Fourteen Year Old made a peach pie and my girlfriend made blackberry peach jam. Thankful for great weather, great farms, great food, great family, and a great summer.

What fun It is to visit this small farm. The produce is beautiful. Corn, onions, tomatoes,…read morecucumbers, hot peppers, bell peppers, and so much more. The farmer is very friendly and very knowledgeable. Ready and happy to assist. An added bonus was being able to make my own bouquet of wild flowers. I definitely recommend a visit! Family friendly.

Visited GM farm this week and the produce is great! The tomatoes were some of the best I've ever…read moreeaten. The peppers and corn were just beautiful too. I picked a few wild flowers and the made a lovely gift. The owner was inviting and helpful. Highly recommend U pick farm!!

Delicious fruit Amazing, kind, generous, god fearing, warm hearted people. If you are ever in the…read morearea stop on by for the fresh fruit and stay for the conversation. Thank you Thompson family. Sincerely Josh Anderson Thanks for everything.

Visiting from Arizona and my sister took us to the fruit stand. This place is amazing. Love all of…read morethe fresh fruit, especially the berries! In a little over one month, I have been back there three times.

Kid working the register was totally disrespectful to my husband as he walked away. All because we…read morecouldn't decide (and there was no one else in the fruit stand at that time.) Kid didn't realize that I was facing him and saw him do it. We were nothing but nice. So tired of crappy customer service. Don't waste your money here.

I love strawberries. And I love hood strawberries the most, and the only place I can get them is…read moreFuji Farms. Well I'm sure there's other fruit stands but for me it's Fuji. I only need a notice of when the hoods come in. I missed almost 2 weeks last year and I was not happy. My fault though that that's why I'm looking early.