This is still my absolute favorite farmers market! During the winter, the market moves to the…read moregreenhouses at Gilbertie's Herbs and Garden Center. I appreciate that they've added select Saturday dates recently, as it's helpful for those of us working during their usual Thursday hours. My favorite vendor is Riverbank Farm, which offers delicious produce and prepared foods. I was slightly disappointed to find that their winter prepared foods are currently sold frozen, as it altered the texture and taste a bit. We picked up the classic hummus, a carrot sage hummus, pesto, vegetarian borscht, and carrots. The hummuses took about six hours to defrost at room temperature, while the borscht took a full 24 hours and was still a bit icy on top. Both hummuses were great as per usual; I preferred the flavor profile of the classic, which features garlic scapes, while two family members preferred the carrot sage. The pesto was quite oily, so it paired very well with pasta, though it did congeal once it went back in the fridge and required time to sit out again the next day. Similarly, the regular hummus hardened a bit overnight. The borscht wasn't our favorite, but I think that may have been due to the frozen-and-unfrozen nature of the dish. The carrots were delicious! We also enjoyed a vegetable quesadilla from Boxcar Cantina, which came with pico de gallo and avocado slices. The vegetables were fresh and the flavor was yummy, although it wouldn't be my first choice from their menu. While it had a solid amount of vegetables, I would have preferred more, as the edges were either plain or just cheese. We'll definitely keep coming back!

"Well, I'm running Police on my back…read moreI've been running Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday" (The Clash) Well, if you want to run over to the Westport Farmer's Market, be advised that the only day of the week you can do this is Thursday. That's all. Just Thursday. Despite today's Thursday drizzle, we did just that and spent an hour or so wandering around the grounds, chatting with the vendors, enjoying the live music, and everything else you do at a Farmer's Market. It's a good-sized market with plenty of space in its aisles and between booths. We saw a big choice of fruit and vegetable stands, meat, dairy, poultry and seafood vendors, plenty of food vendors, and even a few adult beverage booths. The Parlor pizza and Nit Noi Asian food stations were among the busiest vendors. We stopped at Nit Noi and picked up a frozen bag of shrimp dumplings ($16) and a jar of soy chili oil ($5). PRO TIP The Market is located pretty close to the Saugatuck River, and if you explore the grounds you'll find a footbridge that crosses the river and a walking path that follows the river, So if you gorge yourself on Farmer's Market pizza and ice cream, you can walk it off to some degree.

This market in the Rainbow Plaza is just getting started for the 2018 season. Beautiful hanging…read morebaskets of flowers and fresh produce. Made a great salad for lunch from their dandelion greens and a gorgeous tomato. Small market but it's fresh from the farm. I'll be back!

It's smaller than their other one on Conn Ave, but with the crowds there I prefer this one. And…read moreboth are on Weds of course. But no matter which one, their produce is always super fresh!!! And their tomatoes melt in your mouth

A magic place in Westport CT where everyone can recharge the energy!!…read moreA lot events, for family, adults, kids, teenagers.... I am Vita where in Tim's kitchen I had an amazing lunch and learn.... from September more.... check it out.... https://www.vitapastalab.com/workshops September 12 Come and make lasagna! Thanks Vita

Green Village Initiative (GVI) is a volunteer-based grass roots 501(c)(3) organization established…read morein Fall 2008 to support citizens passionate about making environmental and community change through local action. GVI's mission is to make our entire region a model of what is possible -- so that they may encourage global systematic change. Their focus is sustainability and community-building through regionalization, local food production, water/power/garbage efficiencies, and education. They focus on tangible projects with the highest chance of success in order to make the most immediate contribution to the whole. In short, it's CSA that started as an organic demonstration farm that is open to the public in many regards.

There aren't many grocery stores where you can pick up veggies from the garden of a local resident…read moreor get cookies baked by nuns - but at Double L, these things are the norm! Located on the Post Road, Lloyd and his wife Gianna are passionate about providing their customers with the highest quality products, whether it be sourced locally or from around the world. The entire store is truly a treasure-trove of unique finds and community spirit! Lloyd helped us make up a box of goodies to bring home and told us about Harry's Berries, and we're obsessed! We also saw red bananas for the first time, which are softer and sweeter than regular bananas. They even had pink pineapples! There's so much more to see and enjoy from Double L - pop in and say hi to Lloyd and Gianna the next time you're in Westport, you'll fall in love with this market!

An inconspicuous and unassuming tiny market offering an outstanding assortment of fresh, organic…read moreand locally-grown vegetables, herbs, berries and fruit along with high quality meats, sauces, prepared meals and gourmet specialties, like an indoor farmer's market!

I have been going to this market for a few years now and while I think it's great to have all kinds…read moreof vendors, it would be great to see more farm grown produce available. My last visit there were only 3 vendors from farms and they were selling out fast. I would also like to see a price list for items at all the vendors. Prices are on the higher end (once you ask to find out). There is knife sharpening here which is great to see, but not sure of the cost. However, it is very nice to walk around the market and then take a stroll to nearby businesses and restaurants. There is a free parking lot behind the market but it fills up fast as this is a very bustling area. On street parking where you can find it.

This is a nice farmers market on Sundays andfrom 10-2, from June to October on the Sherman Green…read more They have over 25 vendors. There's fresh good quality produce, baked goods, olive oil, fresh fish, fresh meat, plants, pottery, and more. Parking is free on the street. Its nice to talk to the vendors to learn about their products.

My family loves this store ! Best prepared food in town,…read morethe chef is incredible Not to be missed

Got a sandwich here which was cool. Just confused why they do not have fresh eggs from local…read moreplaces, the eggs are from NY state kinda far away and i was hoping for closer eggs and fresh farm milk with a glass bottle.

Excellent Friday Farmers Market located in picturesque historic Pinkney Park…read more Great selection of fresh local vegetable & bakery products, gift items and more. Plus the LobsterCraft truck serving delicious lobster rolls. Enjoy!

This market not only has wonderfully fresh produce, but they also have artisinal breads, crafts,…read moresoaps, and various sundries. You'll find food trucks including a fabulous Lobster Roll that is worth the trip! All of this is in one of the most beautiful settings in Norwalk, the Rowayton harbor, with exquisite views of the Long Island Sound. Bring the family and enjoy! NB: parking can be an issue.

The Wilton Farmers Market is better this year than ever before. The location right in town is still…read moregreat! There are a lot of additional vendors this year that make the Wilton Farmers Market a one stop shop. Our favorite vendors are Veronica's Garden for no-pesticide fruits and veggies, Saint x Specialty Food for delicious bread, pesto, and fresh mozzarella, Ideal Fish for fresh fish and yummy spices, and The Hickories for currants, strawberries, tomatoes, etc. We also like Ambler Farm for a larger variety of different fruits and veggies. For prepared food, Jeff's BBQ is amazing! We've even had Jeff cater an event for us in the past. I love their Memphis ribs and mac and cheese, but everything they offer is delicious! While Prospector Theater isn't always there, when they are, I always get a few bags of their delicious and unique popcorn. You can also get a lobster roll and raw shellfish from Community Shellfish. Once, I saw the Cousins Maine food truck serving various lobster rolls and similar products. I never leave without some Bubble & Brew passionfruit peach bubble tea. It's different than bubble tea shops like Whale Tea, but it's unique and delicious. There are a lot of other vendors I haven't mentioned that sell meat, eggs, bread, dumplings, cookies, coffee, honey, handmade jewelry, lifestyle products, knick knacks, eco-friendly products, art, cutlery, flowers, clothing, cutting boards, and so much more. In comparison to the Westport Farmers Market, I prefer the location of the Wilton one, because of how scenic and beautiful it is. The lines also tend to be longer in Westport, so Wilton is more enjoyable for me. The only thing I wish Wilton had was Seacoast Mushrooms. The Wilton Farmers Market is definitely worthy of a visit on Wednesdays from 12-5pm.

Visited here for the first time today, Aug 2021 and loved it. While not huge, there were several…read morevendors selling a large variety of locally grown veggies and fruits-including some rarely seen at a Farmer's market (lima beans). Very reasonable prices. There was also local honey and bee pollen, flowers, pesto, fresh eggs, waffles and hot chocolate. And Yalla was there as well-which I am a huge fan of. Small but jammed packed with variety. Everyone very friendly. I got some lovely Roma tomatoes, fresh garlic, and Japanese eggplant to make eggplant parm. A great local option for fresh seasonal produce and more. Worth a stop.

I visited Greenfield Hill Famers Market this morning. There…read morewas plenty of parking in the parking lot. As for the market, there weren't many vendors and only three of them were selling fresh produce. The rest of the tables were from local shops and restaurants selling jewelry, CBD products, candles, flowers, and bakery sweets. I found Yalla at the market which I'm glad! They had amazing juice and baba ganoush there. Be Chocolat was making Belgian waffles and frozen hot chocolate but I ended up going in store which was across from the market. It was a cute market but very very small. If I lived locally, I think I'd visit again but it isn't worth the trip up from Stamford.