Beautiful little market. Lots of local Arkansas products, produce and beautiful plants as well…read more Super clean, staff was cheerful and helpful even though they were short staffed. Fresh milk, nice cheeses, locally produced meats, jams and jellies, honey and so much more.

Cuuute little farm to table market. Great quality food. Everything is seasonal so it's fresh. Very…read morenice staff. But they ask for a tip when you pay. Kinda tacky, it's groceries! But I'll still come and tip lol.

Saturday seafood boil! And don't forget dessert - try any and all of the cake offerings. This place…read moreis a gem!

Wow we got the pork chop the chicken wings and the cheese burger. To start off very simple meals…read morethe thing that stood out to me the most was that every bite and reminded me of my childhood to behind every bite. It made me very happy the way they kept the pork chop nice and moist and having it cooked all the way is a skill itself. Service was quick very easy. Ambiance wise it was your natural local deli. Place was full of the locals and I knew I was in the right place!

We have bought fruit and vegetables from there and they have always been good. We have also bought…read morelive plants that are going to produce in the future. Very nice customer service and the ambiance is a sporting goods, fruit market, and plant sales.

Excellent service and wide variety of vegetables and seeds. There are plant greenhouses with…read moreincredible plants. We came for produce and ended up buying 11 hanging baskets of flowers. Two days went back for more hanging baskets. Cory Tomboli is very knowledgeable about the plants and answered all my questions on proper care. Very large hanging baskets at affordable prices.

Very long line to get in. The strawberry ice cream was delicious. When we got to the check out the…read moregirls were working very hard. Love the farm look inside. Great ambiance.

Shirley H. They have the best and sweetest strawberry in…read moreArkansas. The other fruit and vegigies are great too. Nice, friendly and they love our Lord Jesus Christ..

This is a local market in West Little Rock with fresh produce, chicken salad & other local farm…read moregrown meat selections, fresh croissants (found some chocolate filled!) & other breads, local honey, and did I mention this is all locally sourced? There are in season flowers outside typically (huge selection of Mums right now about to burst). Behind the market building is a shed with The Farm Trailer restaurant that had excellent Pork sandwiches & side of potato salad (or slaw). I'll try Beef Brisket on next trip. They also do catering. It was fabulous.

This was a cute businesses. I got honey and some dog treats so did t spend a ton but it has lots of…read morefun gifts for everyone.

I had such a wonderful experience with Richard in the bakery at the Whole Foods in Little Rock. He…read morehandled every single customer with genuine care and kindness--it truly stood out. I had a fairly large order, and he was incredibly patient and sweet throughout the entire process. Even though he was clearly busy, he never seemed overwhelmed or rushed anyone. He stayed calm, friendly, and attentive, making sure everything was just right. Customer service like this is rare, and Richard absolutely deserves recognition. Whole Foods is lucky to have him! I often take our customers treats and Whole Foods is always a favorite!

I would like to personally think Mallory in the dairy/cheese area for her assistance in finding the…read moreTikTok cheese that I was looking for. Even after she thought it was out of stock due to it being trending, she found me in the store and gave me some that she had found. I appreciate her very very much.

Good for the forgotten item. Prices are higher. And they charge you to use a card. Debit and…read morecredit, makes no difference. Love the butcher shop, great meats.

Sweet little gem! I was so grateful to see so many people out at the farmers market and see all of…read morethe locals thriving in downtown Little Rock. I am originally from Little Rock Arkansas and I when I was planning my trip I knew that this was on the top of my list of things to do. When I first arrived I pulled into the parking area and the parking was free to the left! We ended up parking a little ways away but it was okay because the walk wasn't bad. There is a cute park on the way if you have littles. When I first walked in they had dogs to adopt (greyhounds) and they were the sweetest dogs. Then I walked into the farmers market and they were farmers there with all of their produce. I ended up buying blood Oranges from K Hall. I was a little bummed because they didn't have fresh flowers because that's what I wanted. They had someone selling soaps, purses clothes etc. We walked inside of the building that has all of the food. We ended up buying a cookie from Bea Bakery and get a cup for water. It was very smoky in there but cool. The farmers market isn't big at all. I wish that they had more samples for people to try. Overall cute little farmers market.

Such amazing sweet people, beautiful flowers, and amazing snacks!!!!!!!! we came here to get mums,…read morepumkins, salsa, and pecan brittle and this place continues to be impressive throughout the years.

We always get gorgeous Christmas trees, plants, honey, veggies and most recently some Corinthian…read morechimes at good prices for the value. We love visiting Mary's to see what's in store. They're helpful and we love it there!

These folks have an excellent selection of fresh produce. And several items that are hard to find…read morein the typical grocery store.

Produce section is a disgrace! Everything old, moldy,…read moreoverpriced or not priced at all. I had to ask how much four different things were today. It sucks having to go to one store for produce, another for bulk beans and spices and things... Instead of having dry goods in bins, everything here is wrapped in plastic. Animal- and environment-maiming plastic. Come on!!!! There's a much more reasonably priced and better quality selection of organic produce than at WF or Kroger. A good selection of gluten-free grains and baking flours, as well as GF snacks, cereals... A crazy amount of vitamins and supplements - one whole side of the store. Lots of nice bulk items you won't find elsewhere, like jasmine tea and cinnamon sticks. Unique chocolates and teas and trail mixes - all kinda fun stuff. Plus they give you a free lady bug bag on your first visit - so nice. --- some things aren't fresh, like berries, daikon; some arent fresh and are way overpriced, like ginger; there aren't some items like red onions, cherry toor cilantro. it was freezing in the store; the classes they offer aren't of interest; the beauty section (shampoo, lotion, solid peetc.) selection isn't great. I mean there are tons of products, and it's great you can sample them, but they're not that great of quality.

I don't really come here for the produce. It can be a bit pricey, for example, $4 Goats Milk that…read moreis $1.89 at Kroger or $5 Alkaline water that is $2.99 at Wal-Mart... However, I LOVE their organic supplements section! They have just about everything I go in looking for; it's an expansive selection of products. I'm into homeopathic, herbal and Ayurvedic medicine and I can always find things here that I can't seem to find anywhere else besides Amazon. Checkout is always quick and I love that they don't use plastic. I sell online a lot so the boxes they give me come in handy later for shipping. Great place!