Was very warm and as a first time visitor very hard to find my way around. It could se better…read moredirectories to grind like the restrooms! The vendors I did check out were a bit over priced on their items compared to other markets in Delaware.

We go here every so often. Los Jarritos is our favorite Mexican place and you can't beat the…read moreprices and selection at either of the produce places.

The Newark Farmers Market is a hidden gem in the diamond state. I think I just made that up. No one…read moresteal it. But seriously go to the Newark Farmers market and compare the produce selection and prices to your regular grocery store. If shocked me a lot. The other parts of the market are amazing too for Asian and Mexican items that you don't see in regular stores. it's a really great place

A fun and interesting place to shop, so much nicer than the run-down condition it had gotten into…read moreprior to its current state (not sure when that happened in the last few years). Fantastic selection, so much frozen food as well which makes it even better than other markets with international foods. Easy check-out experience as well, which wasn't always true in the past and one reason I stopped going. Put this place on your rotation and you won't be disappointed, a must-visit in the area! Star off for seeing a few products from different countries without ANY labels in English. I don't know if this is even technically legal in Delaware, maybe someone can let me know since I routinely shop in 5 different states and can't keep up. When I lived in England for sure they had to print out labels in English to stick onto food packages if there was no English already printed on them----and basic nutrition info as well (like our RDA's... this was like 20 yrs ago I'm only guessing this is still true). Seems reasonable, and the products I often saw with these labels were still inexpensive at warehouse-style stores in England. What about allergies? Or just knowing what the main ingredients are?

This place was great! I was visiting a friend and she suggesting checking it out, and boy am I glad…read moreshe did. You pay for a basket and then hop on a bus to go pick the peaches! There are a couple stops to choose from, depending on the type of peaches you want. Afterwards, you hop back on the bus to the farmers market. They have a TON of local treats, drinks, and items to purchase. And the apple cider donuts are great too! Such a fun little day trip, and very family friendly.

So we have been to orchards all over the region for apple picking, pumpkin picking and the…read moreoccasional event. Of all of them we really like Highland due to the age of our kids 1& 3. It is: 1- very manageable for this age 2- parking is reasonable 3- the place is big but not huge like a Linvilla 4- the people are very nice 5- apple cider doughnuts, I mean yum! 6- there is a small far market. Again manageable 7- there is a snack stand/ a little more than that. 8- they have animals for the kids to feed 9- they have a playground great for kids probably up to 8ish 10- they bring in vendors and merchants from the outside including breweries, distillers and food for the big weekends. This is a perfect morning or afternoon for the family. Two thumbs up for sure!

great deals on plants and produce! the staff were very kind and helpful. I would recommend checking…read morethem out at the Headhouse Square farmers market.

Add Queens Farm to the list of places I've never set a foot in, but have been enjoying fruits of…read moretheir labors for several years. This stand in the Headhouse Farmers Market and West Chester Growers Market is a must-stop for vegetable snobs in search of the best. Bitter greens, plastic bowls of fresh wild mushrooms, bunches of sharp radishes, bitter melons and springy fresh soy beans are heaped upon Queens Farm's bounteous table. Budget ten dollars to explore veggies you've never seen before -- their signs list suggested ways to prepare your haul, and prices are beyond reasonable. If you are looking for particular Asian vegetables, ask this sweet father-daughter team for their expert help. Cash only for these green treats!

This is more of a lunch and craft market than a traditional farmers market--but it's still a great…read moreweekly event in downtown Wilmington. It's takes place from May to October on Wednesdays at Rodney Square. The market closes a stretch of Market Street (market on Market, ha!), making it very pedestrian friendly. You can find some produce (limited selection), craft items, honey, etc--and food trucks. Lots of food trucks. I think this is a good thing! Many local businesses congregate here, drawing crowds of hungry office workers. The food selections are varied, from American and Caribbean to Mediterranean, Thai, and dessert trucks. There is also live music. It was a nice surprise to stumble on this while looking for lunch recently. This farmers market may not be where you go to get all your freshest fruits and veggies. But it brings some liveliness and positive energy to a regular Wednesday afternoon in Wilmington.

I look forward to the Farmer's Market for fresh produce, live music and a quick lunch every…read moreWednesday. One reviewer wrote on June 22, 2016 that there were only food trucks That's my birthday week which coincides with the Clifford Brown Jazz Festival. The Market resumes the week after.

Booth's corner is not around MY corner but glad it's not crazy far. This place is amazing has it…read morehas tons of items to choose from. Tons of small mom and pops shops. I love all the food options especially the donuts, pot pies, salads and pretzels. Actually the list goes on and on. I'll be back!

The most amazing donuts ever! $19.50 a dozen and oh so good!!!! Once a year we come here - just for…read morethe donuts. We walk around and check out the different booths and leave with one dozen, and it never disappoints.

So glad they came back into the SIW Farm Stand. Great produce, and friendly service…read more Now we just need to get the bridge on Creek Road finished so it's easier to get there!

From the owner: We’ve put down New Roots! Ramsey’s Farm is proud to announce…read moreour new location in Chadds Ford, PA. While the setting may be new, the quality remains the same—offering the same fresh, homegrown produce straight from our farm to your table. Stop by New Roots by Ramsey’s Farm for seasonal vegetables, local favorites, and a taste of tradition that’s been growing since 1860.

Long time, regular customer here and very grateful they are part of the local community. Prices…read morehere are exceptional, and in many cases at least half off what I would be paying in the chain grocery stores. Variety is wonderful, and they always have a selection of items that you won't find anywhere else. Never crowded, always quick to get in and out, and the employees are always helpful and pleasant. Parking out front or on the side is never full and easy.

You can all of your fresh fruit and vegetables here and extremely affordable. You even can grab…read moresome fresh flowers too!

Sold me refrigerated dosa batter that had black mold in it.. when I went back 2 days after with the…read morecontainer, not only did the chick at the checkout not even bother to open the lid to check, she was literally pretending like this didn't happen, asked me for my receipt to refund the $$. Asked for the manager, who was a no show, giving her instructions on the phone. She just stood there staring at me like a space cadet as I explained to her- the issue isn't the refund, it's the fact that there's not even a sorry, or a nod of acknowledgement. I've never seen this level of incompetence. Most businesses would start off with apologizing & asking how they can compensate you for the inconvenience, not here!

Large & clean with an excellent selection of Indian grocery items. Great selection of frozen food…read moretoo. If you know how to cook Indian food & need the ingredients you'll find them here. It's in the space that used to be Kitchen & Co. in the shopping center with TJ Maxx & Home Depot. They have a frequent shopper plan too.