First time at the Farmers Market. An hour drive from VA Beach on a cloudy morning. Got here at 10:30am. 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! read more

Williamsburg Farmers Market - Farmers Market Near Me - Williamsburg, Virginia

This is my absolute fave farmers market in the region; high quality products with genuine and real business 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! read more

The Williamsburg Farmers Market is hands down my all-time favorite. There's just something extra special about it; between the setting, the vendors, and the atmosphere, it's the perfect way to spend a Saturday morning. Set right in the heart of Colonial Williamsburg, the market feels like it's part of something timeless. I love strolling the streets, coffee in hand, taking in all the different booths. There's always a great mix of fresh produce, handmade goods, baked treats, and more. And it just keeps growing, which makes every visit a little different and exciting. The area is always buzzing with life, families, dogs, bikes, tourists. It has such a friendly, welcoming energy. There's truly a charm to this market that sets it apart from others, and I always leave feeling refreshed and happy even when I don't buy anything. If you're in town on a Saturday, don't miss it. It's a local gem. read more

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Loved it!I wanna go back just to walk around even if i don't buy anything,is just great place!

Really a great farmers market, if you're in Williamsburg on a Saturday morning you should make time to swing by! Lots of options for everything from produce to meat, eggs, juice, coffee, pastries, etc. Particular highlights: Goats R Us - Fantastic local goat cheese! Buttery Baking House - The line starts forming 20+ minutes before the market even opens, and for good reason. Absolutely fantastic. Pumpkin creme-filled cronuts, guava foldovers, and apple galletes were our haul this week, but if we'd had more space in our stomaches we'd surely have hit some of the myriad of other sweets and savory pastries. read more

This is such a cute, well-organized farmer's market that takes place along Merchant's Square in Williamsburg. I stumbled upon it at random last month while visiting the area to purchase holiday gifts. The market offers a collection of food items from fresh produce to kettle corn, along with miscellaneous gifts. It takes up the course of three or so blocks. I pretty easily found parking in the short-term stay lot near the Barnes & Noble, which was convenient to the market. I'd love to see this place in the summer season. Will have to add it to my to-do list! read more

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You have to go to Buttery Baking House stand. They are at the very end near the exit. Just by pass all the other stands and go there first. You will not be disappointed! They have the most delicious pastries I have ever tasted! Get there early as they will have a line. They melt in your mouth. So good! I HIGHLY recommend the carrot cake croissant and the creamy Nutella brioche doughnut. Amazing!! read more

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Not sure what the typical size of this market...but it was small when I visited it. Located on the street in the old district area. Once you finish with the market you can visit the local stores. They did have some very unique venders. It is worth the visit. I hope they grow soon. read more

I was totally, and pleasantly surprised by the ambiance, the shopping options, the well-designed outdoor eating options, and the friendliness and variety of the vendors. Additionally, the pet-friendly environment was very nice. I definitely plan to visit against and again and again. read more

The market is very organized and friendly. Delicious bakery, fresh produce and I love the peanuts!

Lot of fun for family. Got many fresh vegetables, fruits, ice cream, baked goods and cheeses. Vegetables from various local farms stayed usable an entire week, which is never possible with large chain stores produce that's spent long shipping times in transit. read more

We visited this farmers market while staying in Williamsburg; it occurs every Saturday morning during the growing season. It is a very nice farmers' market. Numerous vendors have booths there offering seasonal fruits and vegetables, baked goods, peanuts, jellies and jams among others. We usually buy some fruit jams and peanuts. I'd recommend this farmers market. read more

Wonderful! There were everything from plants to seafood at this market. The vendors were very attentive and helpful. It was VERY busy with people and parking spaces were at a minimum but the overall experience was delightful. read more

Smaller farmers market, but has a variety of products and awesome people. Very dog and child friendly. Live music as well. Does not have food vendors serving breakfast/lunch food like other farmers markets. I've been coming here for a year and have gotten some amazing goat milk soap, honey, goat cheese, flowers, fruits and veggies, and baked goods. opens Saturday's at 8 in the summer, flexes to 8:30 in the colder months. read more

A somewhat upscale farmers market. Lots of variety of local grown and crafted products. Very dog friendly too. read more

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Great farmers' market. A perfect place to get fresh affordable food while being close to campus (for students). There's plenty of parking and it's the best way to spend a Saturday morning. There's anything from fresh produce, to biscuits and bread, to cheese and meats. Not to mention, everyone brings their dogs! There's usually live music too. read more

While I do enjoy the farmers market concept, this place is just too crowded for me for the options provided. The drink stand was leaking lemonade everywhere, which then caused a large swarm of bees to gather right next to their children's activity center. Also extremely expensive! Not very well organized. read more

Great place to stop by and check out a lot of local organic stuff. It has more than just local produce. Local grass fed meats, organic honey, wire topiary, fresh local cheese and more. Dogs are welcome! read more

Happened to stop downtown while he farmers market was open on a Saturday. The market was fairly boring. The offerings weren't great. Not a destination on its own but a short walk through if there won't hurt. read more

This farmer's market was so much fun! It is a little on the small side - as farmer market's go - but I got some delicious chocolate goat cheese and mom got some cute dried items for decoration. I think that this Farmers Market is in the perfect spot for tourists and it appeared that there were a ton of locals. read more

This continues to be one of my favorite places to go. The vendors always have a wide selection of fresh fruits and vegetables. We always are bound to find something to take home. Plus they have tokens you can purchase to use at the vendors so you only use your card at one location. read more

Size of the market varies but it's a great place to purchase really fresh food...cheeses, veggies, fruit, meats. As long as the market season lasts I'm here every Saturday. Will never shop in supermarkets during "market season". read more

Great variety of items offered in a beautiful setting. Warning: dont go looking for bargains as you will not find them here.

Going to the Farmers Market first thing is a great way to start your Saturday. Lovely atmosphere with Colonial Williamsburg as the background. The produce so far this year has been excellent and there's a nice selection of other goodies too, from handmade soaps, goats milk cheeses, fresh flowers, breads, ninja kombucha (love the lemon ginger). And it's a great place to dog watch! read more