Two blocks of goodness. Late spring, the veggie pickings were slim, but several booths had…read morelettuce, strawberries, etc. More booths had plants for sale. And then there were tons of food sellers, the knife sharpener, etc. There was a community farm that had crafts for kids with paint made from herbs. We got gelato, bagels, and kettle corn. There were many other temptations, and lots of places were giving samples. Everyone was friendly, it was a perfect day to be outside, and the market is arranged well. Though it is spread out enough to give an old guy's knees a workout. Parking is nuts, but there were occasional spots in the area.

I'm a huge fan of farmers markets and well, just about anything made and sourced locally. Columbus…read morehas a big community of makers and this market does a good job of having a nice variety of items to choose from. They have granola, veggies, honey, baked goods, tamales, cheesecake, pasta, etc. There's about 10-12 stands. All nicely spaced out down south Dawson Ave. between Main street and Brydn. You can also find a bunch of free parking along the streets in the neighborhood. Prices are typical for markets, as the quality of the items usually go above and beyond. Definitely spot by if this sounds like your jam (and yes they have that too).

The Westervelt Farms market at the corner of Africa Road and Polaris Parkway remains my favorite…read morefarmer's market. It's my go-to place for summer's bounty. And, of all their offerings, their corn on the cob is my absolute favorite. I start buying as soon as it's available in July until they run out in the fall. Not only is the produce good but the staff is very friendly and always cheerful.

Produce is great, but if you get corn, watch the folks bagging it up. Just got home. Made a $19…read morepurchase including 6 ears of corn and they only ghave me 4. Annoying and simply careless considering they were not particularly busy - there was one customer behind me in line.

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.

I used to live in Heath and I shopped at Yoders Farm Market frequently. Their deli can't be beat…read more That's the business in Heath that I really miss.

A nice little market, great location. We wandered through it much faster than I expected- because…read morethere really wasn't anything there we wanted. Only a couple produce vendors. No dog treats. Odds and ends places selling, I don't know, windows and stuff. Nothing really caught my eye. Plenty of parking nearby, the library right there (more of a draw for us.) Food trucks, which we ended up getting dinner from. Restaurants and Starbucks for your other food needs. I don't know; I was unimpressed. Some markets every other booth draws you in. This one, nope. Maybe later in the growing season there will be more I want.

Visited this past Thursday and absolutely loved the causal community vibe @ this market! I've been…read moreto ever other in central Ohio & can definitely say NA was one of my favorites. Such a great variety of vendors present. Definitely check it out! 4-7 on Thursday! My favorite vendor was Baileys Drive Inn Donuts...... so good, would HIGHLY recommend checking them out! COVID-19 Precautions: - Sanitizing stations throughout. - Most shoppers & vendors in masks - Great distance between vendor booths - Max occupancy enforced in SOME shops. Shopper Tip: 1. As with any farmers market, bring a bag or Tote, occasionally I've noticed free bags onsite but you never want to bank on that, incase you grab goodies from multiple vendors.

So happy we finally made it out to this cute little market! I've been seeing it all over social…read moremedia, but never got the chance to stop out! Pros: - So many options! It may be a small market... but they have everything you need straight from the garden! The tomatoes were beautiful! - Cute items inside! We found a few funny cards and signs for our house! There are also candles and wax bars that smell absolutely amazing! - Donkeys!!! It was a hot day, but the donkeys came out to say hi! Cons: - Only con is that this place is a little small... but they make up with the amazing products and produce they have!

A MUST STOP!! 3 generations of wonderful people. This fresh market offers farm fresh vegetables &…read morefruits, flowers, baked goods, and homemade goodness! Ask to see "Jack" and bring a banana for him. Stop by their sunflower fields for the gorgeous views and buy some to take home to loved ones.

We went for u-pick apples. We spent two days dehydrating our haul. I would love to say they lasted…read moreequally as long, but the apples had so much flavor, the kids ate them as fast as I could pull them out. The peach cider is a must have. The kids LOVED the peach cider so much they wanted to make a trip back to get more. It was refreshing and flavorful. We are going to go back for apple cider. We loved shopping the little store. The ladies at the desk were helpful. One of the workers helped get a basket down. Very cute store with unique items. Overall highly recommend.

Branstool orchards is the place to come pick your apples when it's the season! They are absolutely…read moredelicious. I love that you can opt to pick your own or you can simply shop in the market. Workers are always friendly too! Their donuts are amazing and just melt in your mouth. Check them out if you haven't already done so!

Great stop if you're around on a Saturday. Lots of fresh veggies and the normal crafts and…read moresundries. It's not super large, but fun when you combine it with other aspects of Granville.

Definitely not as big as I was prepared for. It was a rather dreary, rainy Saturday morning,…read moreweather wise. And it was only their second one of the season, so perhaps not every vender is in full swing yet. Also, it just so happens that Denison University's graduation was that morning, too, so chalk it up to whatever you like. ***This market is normally smack downtown center Granville. However, 4 times a year (graduation being one of those) it is moved to the church lot about a half-mile down the main road!

Our family made the hour trip to get some sweet and fresh apples. I've only picked blueberries in…read moreFlorida. I've never picked apples, much less in Ohio. What a neat experience. We totally loved it!

We have our annual adventures in apple picking and prefer to go to orchards that are a little…read morefurther out and not crazy busy like Lynds (which I love, but prefer not to apple pick there during peak season in October). We have been going to Legend Hills for the past few years and they have what we need. We've picked different varieties from year to year and it has always been a fun, easy experience with the kids. Now that their getting older, they really embrace the tradition! We ended up with Red delicious. Golden delicious. Melrose. Mutsu. Winesap. Early Fuji. All. The. Apples.