Just updating my review to say I still love this farmers market. When I was living in Southside, we…read moreused to come here a lot. Now I come occasionally to check it out with my friends still in Southside. My favorite vendors that come here are Maharajah Coffee and First Stop Donuts. I love the people running them! I enjoy that it's right in the park so there are quite a few benches to sit on. There are also fun paths to explore with a warm drink and yummy snacks. I highly recommend ordering goodies from the vendors then having a picnic in Forest Hill Park. On my recent visit, I bought some rainbow carrots, acorn squash, spaghetti squash, fennel, and Europa fresh bread. As it gets colder there can be fewer vendors, but they carry everything you could hope and dream of. I loved checking out a vendor that sold holiday candles. There is tons of parking here and it's easy to bike or bus to. I'd recommend checking this market out.

Great experience here as well. The ambiance of the park was so cute. Make sure you get there early…read morebecause they WILL sell out. Great food options.

This is my absolute fave farmers market in the region; high quality products with genuine and real…read morebusiness owners. Not only are the products good, there is a plethora of options, from coffee and ice cream to bread and biscuit to pierogi and ravioli to eggs and cheese; produce, flowers, knife sharpening, the list goes on... parking can get a little tricky sometimes but there are plenty of lots around so just keep circling you'll get a spot. I love coming to the farmers market after we get some breakfast around the corner and even if we just walk through and don't even buy anything. It's just so much fun to see people out there selling their goods and other folks just there to have a good time and shop!

First time at the Farmers Market. An hour drive from VA Beach on a cloudy morning. Got here at…read more10:30am. Parking is a great challenge even in public parking areas. Thanks to my 2-seater I just squeezed between two cars that really didn't care about conscientious parking to allow another car room to park! The social media ad for the farmers market said 30 to 40 vendors. Didn't feel that there were as many. Maybe because of the weather. I got some goat milk bath soap!

I've been here twice and both times I was unimpressed. the food I got was cold and lacked anything…read moreremarkable- I got the tacos. the duck pin bowling while fun is way over priced at 40 bucks for one lane, one hour. on top of that i ordered a glass of wine off the chalkboard, where there are no prices and like I dummy I gave him my CC when I ordered the glass of wine. he brought my tab back and charged me 21 bucks for a single glass of wine. when I complained he acted like I was to blame for not knowing the wine was so expensive. I complained but they didn't take the wine back or give me my money back. one last note, the mixed drinks they do have ate weak and not good. overall the place is overpriced and underwhelming

I didn't mean to visit this Farmers Market, but I am so glad I did! I happened to be in the area…read morefor a meeting and took some time to check out the market! This is a seasonal market that runs from 10am-2pm every Thursday; mid-May through mid-September. They had a great variety of vendors. The food vendor that caught my eye had lobster rolls. There were two or three stands for fresh produce. They also had a few craft vendors and vendors selling homemades like soaps and dog treats. Only 1 MLM company from what I noticed. They also had a few local organizations. I spent most of my time talking to the local 4H Office representatives. As a former 4-Her this was a really nice surprise! This is a great way to spend a Thursday afternoon in Newport News, plus parking is free! You can also enjoy the shops and restaurants throughout City Center! The LOVE NN sign is just around the corner. You can get a new profile pic to proudly show your love for Newport News and it's hidden treasures... like this market!

Be prepared to stand in a long line to buy your entry ticket. Though, for the size of the line it…read moremoves relatively fast. Tickets were $8 a person and can't be purchased online from my knowledge. We got skewers, milkshake, pork belly skewers with pancit and lumpia, mango sticky rice, spicy mayo karaage, and takoyaki. We got the spicy skewers which really packed a punch of heat, a little bit too much for our personal comfort. My favorite was the shrimp because it was so snappy. The beef and lamb was tender but did not blow us out of the water. The pork belly had a nice snap from the collagen and fatty parts. The Ferrero Rocher milkshake was so delectable. The service was quick, consistency was not too liquid and not too firm that we couldn't drink it with a straw. Overall a solid milkshake. The sticky mango rice had perfectly ripe mangos but the sticky rice wasn't that fragrant, super creamy though. The original takoyaki were on the larger side but most of the takoyaki was just batter/ not much filling and seafood inside. Though we got it when all the booths were about to close so for $5 for 6 pieces we couldn't really complain. The spicy mayo karaage was a little tough but some pieces were so well crisped and the slight kick from the spicy mayo helped counteract the heaviness of a fried food item. Loved the pork belly skewers from the Filipino food stand, it was very umami and marinated. the lumpia was also not too oily and so crispy. Though the pancit was kind of bland and seemed more to just act as a bedding for the other food items on top of it. They give you sweet and sour sauce as well a vinegar sauce which we ended up pouring onto the pancit for more flavor. The night market also had fair games. Most of them were $10 to play. Toilets were also relatively clean and felt comfortable enough to use for cleaning up after eating all the food.

Really enjoyed the atmosphere! I enjoy my people for real the vibes were nice. There was a DJ…read moreplaying tunes and line dancing was going on! The vendors had really nice stuff, bought some oils from a friendly man and homemade body stuff from a nice lady.

The Toano Open Air Market is a friendly, down to earth farmer's market with vendors selling fruits,…read morevegetables, baked goods, meats, flowers, plants, soaps, and jewelry. A band plays music while kids run around and people enjoy a relaxed market experience. There's even a guy who sharpens knives, and a master gardener giving advice. The vendors provide excellent service and are very neighborly. We are so fortunate to have this friendly market in Toano!

Such a sweet community and small businesses here! Love the homemade sourdough breads, local honey,…read moremeats, and local loose leaf tea!

We are a local Beef Jerky company. We have high standards when it comes to the quality of the beef…read moreand the care that's put into the preparation and cutting. Our orders are bulk size. Usually 80 lbs. or more. We deal with Justin and the meat department TEAM. This staff is professional and puts pride into what they do, and it's very noticeable when you see the high quality of work that they do. This last time, the Team had my order ready for me, before I even ordered. Knowing and anticipating what my needs were ahead of time is very commendable. This is a fine example of Our of this world service. Thank you, Ryan Lindquist Aka The Sauceboss @The Sauceboss Shop.

The store is crowded with narrow aisles…read more The entrance is near cold frozen stuff and the other cold is on another side with frozen after the cash registers. I don't get the layout. But they have things that I can't find elsewhere, which is a plus. The cashiers are kinda rude.

Very nice small farmers market. They have a lot of cottage craftspeople. I bought a book signed by…read morethe author while chit chatting and moved along to buy a book holding device turned and molded of nice wool by another vendor. Wife had coffee, I had some scrumptious Mediterranean cheese pastry. Found out is yummy Turkish poğça Wish I took pics. If you stop at the info desk, they will give you a free reusable bag.

I highly recommend this great little festival with a nice selection of crafts like glassware,…read morejewelry and soaps, local business booths and many food choices such as clam chowder from Matthews VA to Lebanese food, to Turkish pastries, macarons, cookies, fresh vegetables, eggs, food trucks, kettle corn, really there's something for everyone. A Fife and Drum band played and marched through numerous times and they had a great husband and wife duet singing and playing electric keyboard which added a nice festival feel to the beautiful sunny day with breezes blowing off the river. There are a few shops in the market area including a gift shop, bookstore with great used books, many on local history, some outdoor outfitters and a Ben and Jerry's. I recommend going early. The market starts at 8. We arrived around 930 and it was already very very crowded but luckily we found a parking spot in their small parking garage.

Every year I make a trek out to Pungo for fresh sweet berries from Cullipher's Farm. There are a…read morebunch of different produce to pick from and even yummy ice cream or strawberry slushes. The workers are nice and laid back so you can wander around with out feeling rushed. When your back can't take picking the fields don't worry they have pre picked options galore. Before you leave be sure to say hello to the farm animals!

My family and I were looking for inexpensive fall festivities. So we ended up at Cullipher Farm…read more It's a bit of a drive out in Pungo, but definitely worth going. When we arrived it was a lot of people there. They have cows, a playground, picnic tables, a hay ride (seasonal), a corn maze, apple and different fruit picking, a pumpkin patch, farmers market, ice cream, and etc. They also have port-a-pottys on site. This was my first time and me and my family enjoyed ourselves. Even though it was a lot going on people wise we were able to get a picnic table and had lunch there. They had 2 food trucks out there also. The kids were having fun on the playground which is a decent size. The hay ride ends at 2pm so we missed that. But it looked fun. The market part isn't big. But they have huge brussel sprouts, tomatoes, different local honey, pies, apple cider, watermelon, frozen meat, and like 10-14 different types of apples. I seen apples I never knew existed. I'd love to have tried them all. Their apple cider is delicious. I got a quart and made apple cider floats, and they were so good!! Add a little cinnamon sugar and pumpkin spice and it taste like pie!! My daughter had an apple cider slushy with vanilla ice cream and she was hooked!! She went 4 days in a row!! Lol. The baked goods were different pies, cookies, muffin tops, and more. Everything was priced reasonably. The people there were friendly and everyone was just having a good time. I recommend taking a trip out here if you want a laid back fun time!! Check them out!! (Check their website for updates on hours, certain activities are seasonal) Also if you're in the area check out the dinosaur park down the street in front of the Military Aviation Museum. The park is small, but it's free and they have dinosaur statues you can take pics with.