Quite honestly, I am in love with the romantic idea of having a farmers market nearby. I love that…read moreI can walk down down the sidewalk just two blocks and buy fresh fruits and veggies. In fact, just this morning we walked down and bought some fresh-picked blackberries. By this afternoon we had made them into a delicious pie. I win. All that being said, the selection isn't all that it could be. Canal is located very close to a number of working farms. However, the market only boasts five fruit and veggie stands. The folks selling locally raised meat haven't been around lately. There is a great bread stand courtesy Great Harvest Bakery, but that's pretty corporate. There are a few too many stands with things like Tupperware and knick-knacks. The farmer's market is open every Saturday morning through mid-October. Until August 27, it's open on Wednesday nights too.

Sweet little market. Our only disappointment is that we found out one of the prominent vendors buys…read morefrom wholesale and then resells. We go to farmer's markets to support local and get food where we know its background! If you feel the same, don't be afraid to ask about where the farm is or where the food comes from! Or trust your instincts if the veggies look "too perfect"! Then move on to a truly local farm!

Stopped here today for some fresh sweet corn. This place has fresh fruits and veggies, homemade…read morecookies and pies. They have ice cream, slushies and a coffee shop. Everyone gere is always very friendly. We always love their sweetcorn and tomatoes. The market is open air and everything is always well kept abd tidy. Very nice, welcoming place.

none of the vegetable plants purchased thrived I've had the melon plant for about 2 months and it's…read morestill the same size not growing at all. tomatoes are all miniatures as well as the peppers even with daily watering it's not the only thing that's not growing though other seeds that I planted are growing good either not a good sign and perhaps not even their fault. the one thing that did seem to thrive was the collard greens but the earwigs got to several of them before I could control them but it still seems to be doing okay. pepper plants bought in Lancaster

This place is only selling HAY! Call them first, before you go or you'll be waiting a very long…read moretime for your products. No food for the ones waiting, but you can stop by to say Hay! You might even see Nancy H.

Just an FYI, they no longer have pumpkins and the market. I think they just sell hay? Very nice…read morewhen I called to inquire though!

The millions (okay, so maybe that's a bit of an exaggeration) of types of tomatoes this farm sells…read moreis absolutely incredible! I was told about this family run farm out in Canal while Ana dinner gathering last week. I can even begin to express how to say it... GET HERE NOW! Sweet tomatoes the size of marbles. Some that were no bigger than a crabapple tree berry. Some the size of my palm. They sell 250+ varieties right here in central Ohio. Can you beat that? Amongst the other succulent tomatoes I bought, I got what resemble tiny tomatillos (in the night shade family); you have to tear away the thin "paper shell". They LITERALLY taste like tropical fruit juice. I kid you not. I met David today, and he's a friendly, knowledgeable gentleman. Him and the co-owner, Joe, sell at a few markets around town, so if you don't catch them at one of those, make the trek southeast. No really. Do it.

What a great farm! Lots of variety, super fresh delicious products and wonderful customer service!…read moreCan't say enough about them.

If you want to beat the traffic tie ups in the eastern part of the county, head west on 39 to this…read moreawesome family owned/run farm stand! Their fruits and veggies are so fresh and delicious! And they operate on the honor system after hours and on Sundays. HIGHLY recommend!

A very small family run old fashioned farm stand. The staff is always pleasant & helpful. My…read morefavorite thing they have is green bell peppers. They don't mind when I stand each pepper up to make sure it stands. In fact the first time I was there doing this, an older Amish man told me to wait & he got me 6 of the most gorgeous perfect peppers you've ever seen from the back. Those were by far the best stuffed peppers I ever made. I haven't seen him the last 2 seasons though. This is the ONLY place I get my peppers for stuffed peppers. Today I got 6 peppers & a butternut squash for $2.50.

Best milk ever. The baby loves it. Glass bottles, layer of fat on top....bottle exchange....what is…read morethis, the 50s? Their honey crisp apples are so good that the wife and I buy tons of them and dehydrate for canning. Love love love this place. One time, my mother in law was in town and I kept telling her about their coconut cream pies. We went to get one but they only had peanut butter pies. They overhead our disappointment and went in the back and made us a freaking coconut cream pie!!!! Unbelievable

Everything was fresh. I will say manuvering around the store is difficult. The aisles are narrow…read moreand it's hard to shop if there's another cart in the same aisle. Also, the women that were stocking the shelves were rude. They had boxes piled up on the floor in one aisle that you had to step on to continue down the aisle and you couldn't push your cart over them. I heard one shopper apologize to the stocker saying she hoped she wasn't in her way and the girl totally ignored her. They sure didn't make any effort to get out of your way either. I realize it's probably tricky stocking the shelves with customers trying to shop, but being rude is not acceptable.

Hann Farms is a fifth generation farm who grows great produce right there! The best strawberries,…read moresweet corn, tomatoes, peppers, watermelon, cantaloupe, zucchini, peas, green beans etc when in season! Starting with strawberries in Mid-May!! There are also U-pick fields for strawberries, tomatoes, peppers, and in the fall there is a pumpkin patch!! They have lots of Amish jams, jellies, pickles, noodles, etc and also homemade Buckeyes and breads! They now take credit cards and Apple Pay. Only a few minutes from downtown Columbus!! Make sure you stop by to pick up your wonderful produce!!

Sweetie found this for a strawberry picking adventure with Baby K. We planted some in the garden,…read morebut they're not ready yet. It's way out there, and there's not much signage, so keep your eyes peeled for the market. Check in there and get your baskets weighed (bring your own, or pay 25 cents apiece for plastic bags.) Then drive out to the field, way in the back. Plenty of good berries on Memorial Day weekend, and in maybe half an hour we got 4 pounds. Take them back to get weighed, and pay $2/pound. Or, you know, $5/quart for pre-picked... Baby K was able to pick some, Dada's knees and back held up for most of the time, and we didn't collapse from heat exhaustion. They only have a few other things in the farm market in the spring: jam, noodles, cold drinks. I assume there is a lot more in late summer. We had a good time, got lots of berries for not much money, and have plenty to eat and cook with till ours come in.

The Troyer bologna and smoked horseradish cheese was what I came for but it had that and then some…read more The service welcoming and friendly.

I just love their lunch selections the sandwiches are just great. Can't recommend them enough. The…read morestore area is also great to pick up w/e I need. I just really remember now I need to get over to that 'side/end'(?) of town more often! And soon. Please try them out - totally worth it.

Very friendly customer service Fudge was really good…read more Love their cornmeal Plan on buying many more things from here

We love Yutzy's!! Their produce, meats and cheeses are delicious and reasonably priced. We always…read moreorder our Thanksgiving turkey there every year. Plus, their employees are always friendly and professional.

I finally made it out today, the last market of the season. One of the vendors told me that about…read morehalf of the vendors were absent, possibly due to it being the final day. Still, I had a good first-time visit. We checked out almost all of the booths and sampled several spots, settling on popcorn from Tasha's Carmel Corn. I purchased the Peanut Butter Cup, but I easily saw myself emptying my pockets to buy everything else I tasted. We stopped by Sarah's Sweets, where I tried various chocolates. The real winner to me was the coconut. Very sweet, but a dream for coconut fans. Another great spot was Allison's Challah, who sells Traditional Jewish Bread. It was flavored with honey and I can just see myself trying all kinds of combinations with it. Even though it was the final day of the season, I was delighted to learn that they will begin the "winter season" market, next door, next Thursday (Oct. 5)! Being the first one for the season, I'm sure it should have full attendance from the vendors so I'll be back and will let you know what I thought.

This is my favorite farmers market on the east side of Columbus! They have so many awesome vendors,…read moreawesome prices and great food! You should definitely check it out if you like a good market.