Great place. Shopping, snacks, music,good friends, lemonade,goodies,wood art,candle art,kids…read moreberets,jewelry homemade, 1st sat of the month.

Head to Farm to Table NWF and shop local! This new market has some amazing foods and products, but…read moremost importantly it has wonderful farmers, artisans, and bakers that put their hearts into what they do. We are excited to see this market grow and the healthy changes it will bring to this area.

Let me start by saying that I rarely leave negative reviews, especially for a local business in…read moreMilton, Florida, where I was born and raised. I understand how important small businesses are to our community and generally try to support them whenever possible. Unfortunately, my experience at this establishment was very disappointing. During my visit, I spent approximately $45 and was made to feel as though I was being treated with suspicion, despite giving no reason for concern. The way I was looked at and spoken to left me feeling uncomfortable and unwelcome. In addition, I was troubled by the way the owner appeared to interact with both customers and employees. Professionalism, respect, and good customer service are essential in any business, and unfortunately, that was not the experience I had. I hope this feedback is taken constructively so that future customers and employees are treated with the courtesy and respect they deserve.

If you're anywhere near Bypass Farmers Market, do yourself a favor and stop in. This place is the…read morereal deal. Five stars all day. The moment you walk in, you can tell this isn't some big chain pretending to be local--this is the kind of spot that actually is local. Fresh produce that looks like it came straight off the farm, a great selection of meats, and plenty of those little extras you didn't know you needed until you saw them. What I really appreciate is the quality. Everything I've picked up here--from the vegetables to the cuts of meat--has been fresh, flavorful, and worth every penny. You can taste the difference. And here's a bonus I didn't expect--I can actually find items here for making Indonesian meals. That's not something you see everywhere, and it's a big win in my book. The staff are friendly, helpful, and make you feel like a regular even if it's your first visit. That kind of service goes a long way. It's the kind of place you swing by once... and then suddenly it's part of your weekly routine.

Stopped by after seeing the giant shrimp sign and grabbed some goodies. It's very loud and crowded,…read morebut well organized and fast. We pulled a number and got some steamed shrimp to take home, sooo delish! The sweetest lady was handing out numbers and patiently explained the whole process. There was also a police officer with her who was also very helpful. They seemed to have every type of seafood I could think. One of my fav stops on our trip to Pensacola!

Great seafood selection and great prices! If you're looking for fresh seafood, this place is…read moredefinitely worth checking out. Unfortunately, we got the one employee who seemed to have missed the "customer service" part of the job. Everyone else appeared friendly and eager to help, but she acted like answering questions was a personal inconvenience. The real adventure started when I asked for three 2-pound bags of shrimp. You would've thought I had asked her to solve a calculus equation. The confusion was so intense I was genuinely concerned her brain might overheat trying to do 3 × 2. Thankfully, the quality of the seafood and the prices made up for the less-than-stellar service. Hopefully next time we'll get one of the employees who actually enjoys helping customers!

This newly opened locally women owned and operated market is a breath of fresh air to the area…read more Located near the intersection of Co Rd 12 and Hwy 59 is The Farmhouse Market with a clean, near, organized and pleasant shopping experience throughout. Upon entering there's friendly greetings with offers to help find anything you're looking for, with a gift shop vibe. There's all sorts of stuff here from local artisan clocks to la arge selection of hard to find and retro sodas, beauty products, cards and more. But wait there's more! In the rear, and even bigger space with a large selection of honey and related products, suaces, jellies, butter, milk, eggs, frozen goods of breads, pies, including shrimp, and so much more. But of course there's produce that will obviously vary by season. Today the choices included a variety of tomatoes and onions, fresh garlic, peppers, and fruits. Bottom line: Fresh locally sourced produce and vegetables, gifts, and local products in a lovely environment with friendly, helpful staff. Highly recommended!!! https://www.facebook.com/thefarmhousemarketal/

This is NOT a food market. If that's what you want ,look elsewhere. Saddest display of a few…read moreveggies that I've ever seen. Lots of candles, canned food, hot sauce, old lady clothing and some "Amish" bakery items. Might have been a bit off season, but I don't see where they'd bring in more veggies. Should change name, "Farmers Market" is deceiving .

A beautiful area - many American's dont know about 30A but this strip is so up and coming to the…read moremainstream folks, it's gorgeous and worth it. Super packed, dont expect to find parking on weekends. Lots of options for food: food carts, snacks, coffee, beach shops and seating all over. The beach is just spotless and stunning. Id love to stay here in the future! Oh and clean bathrooms - very impressive!

After hearing about this market for some years, we were excited to finally come here on our first…read morevisit to this part of the state. We came on a recent Saturday and the main street was pretty much chockers with cars, although we managed a spot right next to the market. There are probably two dozen vendors but only one produce stand, which is primarily why the experience wasn't a knockout for me. Most of the market was novelty snacks and baked goods, and I did appreciate the samples! Some of my favourite samples were the shrimp ceviche and unidentifiable crumbly biscuit. We ended up grabbing a bag of mixed nuts and cranberries and a whole lot of veggies. The location of this market, enveloped by the beach front, food trucks, sidewalks, and a super cute Seaside houses, pretty much makes it a destination. I'd be glad to go back.

We went on a Sunday for their $6 produce buckets and it was great, we were able to get a ton of…read morefresh veggies that lasted for dinners for the next week and a half. We also grabbed a bouquet of flowers while we were there which were beautiful for the house. All the staff were friendly and quite helpful when needed.

A hidden gem in Pensacola!!!…read more If you haven't been , definitely make it a priority to stop by soon. From the boiled peanuts, the fresh vegetables (yes most are sourced local), the friendly service to the layout. You will not be disappointed. I go every single day they are open and it's not a lie. They accept EBT cash, and credit. Mrs. Sandy is a national treasure. If you go by, let them know you saw my review on here or TikTok.

Great Saturday activity! So many local artists, cooks, makers, and more. The walk is easy and all…read moreof the vendors are so nice. A few of my favorites were the plant stalls, drive by pies, and all the artists! Everything is so fresh and so unique. It's things you probably wouldn't find anywhere else! I would definitely love to come back

A Lot of vendors. Easy walk. Come out and support your locals. Everything is on the menu out here…read more Art to jewelry to garden plants.

We would have had to wait 2 hours to get on the ferry from Dauphin Island to Fort Morgan. Instead I…read moredrove 1.5 hours back to Gulf Shores. Had it not been for the Red boiled peanuts sign, I would have drove on by. I was driving my parents truck, so I parked and walked in. Gloria has huge kettles where the peanuts are freshly boiled. My dad and I love boiled peanuts. My mom is kinda liking them. We started to eat them and I walked in and tried the spicy ones, no go. Decided to buy another pound of boiled peanuts. My mom bought some oranges. The lady working was so nice. Highly recommend.

If you're looking for some of the freshest, best looking produce around or maybe you're wanting…read moresome boiled peanuts, Gloria's, has you covered? It's worth the drive stop on in. You won't be disappointed.