The produce is good. We go to another farm market now, due to the manners of the cashiers. At the…read morevery least, say "thanks."

I don't know where to begin with this special place. We've spent a couple of months in Winchester…read morefor college summer baseball, and the abundance of farm markets is astounding, but in my opinion none better than Spring Valley. If you're lucky enough to be in the Winchester VA area in June and July you're in apple, peach and corn season. Take advantage. Their produce is second to none and at least twice a week we've loaded up on their peaches, tomatoes (heirlooms too), corn and greens, which are simply amazing. I don't know of another farm market in the area that carries fresh salad greens. They are to die for. They also carry A2 milk, an array of cheeses, local ice cream, baked goods and jarred jams and sauces/salsas. I am going to miss this place more than any other establishment in Winchester.

A fantastic place for families to find delicious healthy food as well as a fun location to play and…read morelearn about orchards and farming. A shopping trip combined with an adventure. The owners couldn't be more knowledgeable, pleasant, and helpful. Their business and products are a gift to the area. Come to the large, covered market to buy fresh fruits, corn & other vegetables, as well as jars of jams, jellies, chutneys, and fresh bakery goodies. Enjoy picking your own apples or choose from several varieties in the store, picked in season as they ripen. Have a picnic while the kids play on the equipment in the play area. Choose your pumpkin. Try the delicious fresh cider and the fresh fruit slushies. It's all good. Their apple cider donuts are legendary. Lots of parking. Not far out of town. I wish my own hometown had a place like this.

We found Marker-Miller on Google during peak Apple picking season a few years back. It's a great…read moreexperience, we just went again. The orchards have several apple varieties, are well maintained and easy to navigate. The price is quite reasonable, you pay by choosing between three sizes of bags to pick the apples. They have picnic shelters and several playgrounds for kids that are free. Kids can also participate in a tractor ride in individual cars that are pulled by a riding lawn mower. We didn't see a full size tractor ride however. If you come hungry, try their apple cider donuts, slushies and ice cream. All of it is really good!

Best bread evah! I love their rolls and fresh bread. They also have great fresh veggies which is…read morehard to find this time of year.

Came here to do some local shopping before we got to our cabin for a weekend getaway and it has…read moresuch a great rustic atmosphere. Awesome local finds and fresh produce. When my wife and I walked in, we were greeted with friendly smile and the clerk was extremely friendly and personable. It felt like talking to a nice friendly auntie and she clued us in on a lot of the sights here and there. She also gave us a good recommendation for their pies.

Went today, not one employee said hello, the farm isn't a farm like you would think, its full of…read moresolar panels instead, the little bit of produce for sale in the main lobby or shopping area looked old. Beautiful location minus the solar panels

This is a review of this location as a venue. We attended the Robert Burns Dinner here and had a…read moregood time despite the food and service issues. We had Salmon which was overcooked with no seasoning. I couldn't finish even the small portion. A sauce would have helped a lot with the dryness and lack of flavor but there was no sauce. The chicken was also dry but had decent flavor in the skin. The roasted potatoes were good, the mixed veggies had the taste and texture of water. Realizing salt exists would help with a lot of things. The best thing we had was the Haggis and if you'e had Haggis you know that's pretty bad. There was also no effort to bus the tables when everyone was done. A large number of people started doing it themselves. It is a pretty place and I don't know anything about the other elements of the business (the store, etc) but I would not consider it for an event based on this experience.

What farmers market? Very little stands and not a whole lot of selections. Some of the prices were…read moreoutrageous and the produce looked old. We did buy two beautiful plants for the front of the house.

Located in the parking lot right behind the Exxon gas station on the corner of Boscawen & Stewart…read more The lot is shared with a building that says "Pennsylvania Railroad Freight Station" which is actually a theatre. There was only one food/farm vendor (probably because it's February) but she was very friendly & helpful in explaining the history of the neighborhood and had a diverse selection including leafy greens, root vegetables, baked goods, 100% juices, apples, frozen berries, Alaskan salmon, and eggs for which I learned they reuse the cardboard cartons that otherwise would cost 35 cents each! I bought olive bread, pumpkin bread, eggs and a bottle of 100% blackberry juice. Next time I'm ever in the area again, I will definitely stop by. And their Facebook page looks pretty awesomely updated with food goodies, check it out: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Freight-Station-Farmers-Market/304266982986

Beautiful selection of flowers, produce, bakery products. (Incredible pies). It's always a treat to…read morestop there.

I was on my way back from Winchester. Nalls is always a great place to stop to see what they have…read more Fresh vegetables, peanuts/nuts, pies, pumpkins, squash.....think of it as a big farm in a store. Everything is fresh, ready to be taken home. I was thinking peanuts, last time they had cans of Virginia peanuts. I grabbed a couple cans for giving at Christmas time. The smell of the pies baking stopped me for a minute...nothing like a fresh baked pie. They're not small like in the grocery store...it's a family sized pie. Apple, cherry, blueberry..too many choices. I decided on blueberry crumb. It was warm when I picked it up!. Ok time to hit the road, I'm feeling like pie and a little ice cream. I paid and was gone. When I was home it was some of the best pie I have ever had. Definitely recommend for fresh vegetables, nuts and fresh baked pie. You can't go wrong. I think the market is seasonal...not really sure. Maybe go online to check hours in the colder months.

And yes, I came back! It was lunchtime during a heatwave, and oh my goodness, the fruit was so…read morefresh. I've never had fruit in my salad before, she told me it was a must, and she did not disappoint, always smiling. The balsamic dressing was on point, the greens were mouthwateringly crisp, the chicken was just the right amount, and the sliced cucumber added the perfect crunch. Fabulous from start to finish. I topped it all off with some avocado, a little salt and pepper, and it was super fab. Love the folks here @ Mackintosh Fruit Farm This isn't just a farm. It's a place to reset, eat well, and feel good. I'll absolutely keep coming back.

We had a very nice afternoon at the farm picking peaches and apples. There was plenty of fruit…read morewithin reach and everything was very well organized. We also enjoyed tasting a flight of cider in the cider room as well as several tasty apple desserts such as donuts and hand pies. The parking was easy and there are clean restrooms. We have made notes on the calendar for next year to try grape picking.

Amazing Farmers Market! Lots of great local vendors in a small community We always look forward to…read moreSaturday mornings.