First time ever coming to this patch & I loved it ! They…read morehad some goodies in the shop & I picked up some hot okra. Got 2 pumpkins (they were 0.79c a pound). They have some little carts to use if you need help carrying them - and they had fun pumpkins ! Green, white, pimply, big, extra small. All shapes and sizes. Such a lovely spot. The staff are there to help if needed and the hayride was fun ! Didn't do the corn maze - maybe next year.

Cute place- not a lot of items but it probably depends on the day and what is in season. We will…read morestop back and try again.

Best blueberry picking in the greater RVA area. Large bushes provide shade on a sunny day, picking…read morenext to the woods and pond plus a great mix of different blueberry varieties. Fun drive thru the countryside.

Fantastic blueberries at a great PYO price! Can't wait for blueberry season to come around again…read more They do a good job keeping everyone updated on the fruit's status through Instagram.

Who doesn't like a little roadside produce stand? I try to support local markets like this…read morewhenever I can. This market was set up off Patterson Avenue, a pretty busy road. I pulled over to get some Hanover tomatoes as the colorful advertising signs lured me in! I bought a few things, the tomatoes, some cukes, a few apples. Here's where I take my "stand"! I hesitate to say anything negative about local folks, after all, they are just trying to make a buck, but I was not impressed with the produce here. The strawberries were Driscoll's, the same as at any grocer and they were past their prime. The raspberries were fuzzy and the broccoli was not fresh at all! The prices were not even as good as the Food Lion down the street. But, I went ahead and purchased some fruit and veggies to support this stand. They don't take credit cards so I had to go to my car and hunt for change. The plants and garden décor they had for sale were high priced as well. The guy working there didn't know where the produce came from when I asked. I left and went to Food Lion and finished my produce shopping. Sadly, I wouldn't stop again, there are so many other nice farmer's market around that deserve and earn my business.

Awesome produce and jams !! She gets her produce from local farmers and it's a fresh as it gets!read more

Excellent fruit and veggie selection. Meats were expensive, but they are everywhere. I would love…read moreif they had more of a selection of herbs. Also, they have great premade foods. Service was calm. Ambiance was a farmers market meets grocery store.

Ya can't go wrong purchasing beef, vegetables or fruit but if you gotta buy chicken, you better…read moresmell it first because I can get a refund but I live 20miles away and I like to get but you know something... Yep I returned it. My freezer stinks a little bit, but I returned it so I'm just giving a little yelp out there. You go see you later folks.

This farmers market is small enough to be manageable by anyone, able-bodied or elsewise. Unlike…read moreother local farmers markets that lean into craft dealers more than raw or prepared food vendors, this market strikes a very good balance. And the food vendors seem to skew toward the higher end of quality and selection. Parking is easy and no more distant a walk than other local farmers markets. We look forward to returning next Saturday.

Very cute! Plenty of local produce. A knife sharpener; flowers; empanadas; Brunswick stew; several…read morebakeries. Check their website and they do a nice job letting you know who will be there for the week. Plenty of parking!

This was such a lovely tea for Valentines Day. My sweet husband booked us a table as a surprise and…read moreit was delightful. The owner is so sweet and encourages you to stay as long as you like, invites you to walk the lovely property and loaf about as one would after a very laid back tea. We decided to try English Breakfast and a Paris tea and they brought them out together which was nice cuz hubs could compare (not a tea guy). The devonshire cream was luscious, strawberry jam was delightful and plentiful, scones and tea sandwiches were very nice as were the selection of sweets. The house is positively charming,decorated so cosy and nice and it's the owners family farm. We even bought some honey they harvest on property. Overall, this was a delightful afternoon and I'd highly recommend it for a comforting, laid back tea. Thanks for having us.

A lovely, cozy Tea room. The food served was homemade and delicious. The host was very nice and…read moreaccommodating (we had one guest who requested GF). Highly recommend.

Yesterday picked up rotisserie chicken on sale. Great buy! Yummy! Deli area was crazy because…read moreeverybody had the same idea. Ethan, young man who was very helpful, got the lady beside me and myself set up quickly. Great guy! Total staff worked hard to help everyone! Love the check out people too! Great attitudes!

This store is gorgeous and so beautifully maintained. I see the crew members taking a lot of care…read moreand pride when stocking the shelves. We had a great encounter with Emily and Kennedy on one of our shopping trips. Kennedy helped us picking out the best coffee and the when we were looking for a very specific type of salt, Kennedy got Emily the manager to join the search. I could see online that that location stocked Diamond Crystal baking salt but there was none on the shelves. Emily went back to the stock room and came out with the prize- 2 canisters of the salt !! Thank you Kennedy and Emily and all the professional staff at The Fresh Market you all make shopping there a pleasure

Another first stop on my list today--and what a find!…read more Tucked away from Broad St. (keep an eye out for the sign), this Latin market is a hidden gem. From the moment I stepped inside, I was struck by how immaculate and well-stocked the place was, featuring a wide array of products from across Central and South America. The drink cooler was stocked with beverages from vendors I had not seen before. The veggie section was impressive for a market its size, but the star of the show was the vast selection of flours for making tortillas, arepas, and other delights--I've never seen such a variety! To top it off, the checkout experience was a pleasure, thanks to the friendly and helpful woman behind the counter. Though it's a bit off the beaten path, this market is definitely worth the detour. I can see myself returning often whenever I'm in the West End, even if it means going a few extra miles!

their chicken banana was good i like their portion it taste…read moregood service was quick easy and also the atmosphere was good

I recently took a sourdough class at Hobby Hill with Sharon and had such a great experience…read more The class was very beginner-friendly and the group size was perfect, about 8 people, which made it feel relaxed and not overwhelming. Sharon provided all the supplies, gave us starter to take home, and we made a loaf during class that we brought home to bake ourselves. What really stood out to me was how supportive she was even after the class. The next morning, Sharon texted to check on how our bread turned out and let us know we could reach out with any questions. That kind of follow-up made a huge difference and gave me the confidence to keep going. I also took the class by myself, and Sharon made the environment feel so welcoming and comfortable from the start. Since taking the class, I've been baking regularly, something I never thought I'd be able to say before! Highly recommend for anyone who's curious about sourdough but feels intimidated.

I stopped in here while visiting the area. What a treat. The staff were incredibly friendly and…read morehelpful. It was a Friday so I lucked into cream puffs and cinnamon buns!! I also ordered chicken salad sandwiches on their special pretzel bread. Everything looked so delicious!!! Can't wait to visit again!