Looking for farm-fresh produce? Local honey? Homemade preserves? This is THE place…read more I have been coming here for years. As soon as they open in the spring until closing at the end of August, I am here at least twice per week. There is nothing like the taste of locally grown, pesticide-free produce: *Corn is absolutely delicious. Worth the extra cost, and remember that these will not be picture-perfect ears because no pesticides are used. Snap off or cut off the top if you find a little worm and remember that this is what you do in exchange for natural produce. *Watermelons are addictive. Scrumptious! *Cantaloupe: sugar-sweet. Grab it when they get it, otherwise you'll miss them because they sell fast! *Red potatoes are WAY better than what you'll get in the grocery store. These reds make hands-down the best mashed potatoes you will ever eat. *Tomatoes (either from their farm or other local farms): nothing like what you get in any grocery store. These ARE tomatoes. *Squash: zucchini, butternut, acorn, gold bar and others. The flavors explode in your mouth! *Eggplant: the regular or Japanese (when they have it) variety has the most distinct flavor whether you're making parmesan, grilling it or frying it. *Greens: kale and other greens. Super tender! *Cabbage: makes the best coleslaw you will ever eat. Stock up on local honey before the end of summer, too. Honey lasts forever, and they will be sold out come August. Support local business! Super-friendly staff and phenomenal produce. You can't go wrong.

I debated on posting this. However, I am unsure why or even if this is supposed to happen because…read moreI've never experienced this before purchasing vegetables from a local market. On Tuesday, I was looking for a local farmers market close to me I found this place. I read. The reviews and I was like wow good reviews I have to go. I honestly did not experience the ambiance I read in the reviews. I was a bit confused because they had a very select few of stuff they've grown and stuff was from other places. I spent like $15 bucks and I was so happy. The same day the carrot got these big knots on it and I didn't understand why then on Wednesday the entire carrots turned black as you can see the pictures. Not to mention the cabbage turned yellow. I don't know why this happened and I'm very disappointed, but I will not be returning to this market.

Good selection of produce at reasonable prices. Staff were very accommodating and friendly. Place…read morewas clean and everything was well kept. I'll be going back

Absolutely love farm markets for fresh veggies and fruit that are local…read more This store was a short drive from Houston and their produce was exactly what I needed . Recommend bringing your own bags for purchases . Parking : plentiful Service: A+

Best tasting beef we've had in years! Reminded us of our days eating at Del Friscos on 1960 many…read moremoons ago.

Great location on 2978 Service was great…read more Variety of items are great: beef, chicken, pork, and exotic meat

So I was only here for 1 item, but I am braiding this purely off of customer service…read more For christmas, I was looking for artichokes, and they are not necessarily the easiest thing to find. Whole foods didn't have them, neither dis Trader Joe's didn't have them, and of course the regular Kroger and Heb didn't have them either. I had heard from a neighbor to check sprouts, and I gave them a quick call to ask him about their produce. Phil answered the phone and he was very quick polite. He took the time to let me know exactly how many were in stock.And even let me know when I came in, if there weren't enough to go ahead and reach out to him so he could pull them from the back. I personally have never been to this location before, but I really enjoyed it.

I know some grocery stores hire special needs young adults. Don't bother having your higher…read morefunctioning special needs young person apply for a baggers position at Sprouts. They don't hire them.

I used to grow a garden years ago and I loved planting cucumbers especially Kirby and Japanese…read moreones. I was craving some Kirby cucumbers since the ones that they sell at HEB, Kroger's, and Aldi's taste too bitter for the darker outer skin. I searched on Facebook Marketplace to see if any local gardeners was selling Kirby cucumbers from their summer harvest. I had no luck. Then, I remembered when I lived in Clear Lake, we always had Frobergs that my mum liked shopping at for fresh farm produce. Since I moved and live north. I knew I wasn't going to be driving an hour and more to Frobergs. I did a quick search on All Things Woodlands page to find Atkinson Farms in Spring. I had hoped to find something closer like in Conroe or Willis, nope. Luckily, Atkinson is open on a Sunday. The drive was long, but when I arrived I was happy to find an air conditioned mini country store. Low and behold, there was piles of Kirby cucumbers. I bought a lot. I also got some carrots and other produce. They had pickling cucumbers too. They sell jelly, jams, and pickled vegetables. The cashier said less and was pleasant to deal with. The store is clean and very organized. Everything that I got was extremely affordable at $12. They accept cash and card. Parking is out in front of a vineyard. I met a man and his sweet dog out front. When I got back home. I washed the cucumbers cut them up. Omg, they were so delicious, crisp crunch, slightly sweet, juicy, and amazing taste. I miss growing Kirby's. I can't wait to return for more!

Why 5 stars? Because this was a fun family outing…read more --- --- --- I drove by Atkinson Farm a year or two ago and always had it in the back of mind as a place to visit, ever since. Recently, we saw them share on Facebook that they had some strawberries ready for picking and we basically hopped out of bed and headed over there. You pay $3 per person and $2 per bucket to enter. My wife waited in life while I took our son to play on the playground, which he really enjoyed. Once she was done, we headed back to the strawberries. There were several areas you could choose from, and it was pretty obvious which areas had been picked over already and which hadn't. Some sections would only have a few decent strawberries, while others were full of only the biggest and brightest. We nearly filled up two buckets and it was only $24. Sure, we had to pick them and wash them, but we had enough strawberries to last us an eternity. And they were pretty tasty too. The market where you pay for the berries after also had other various produce items and meats. I added on a jar of pickles on top of the strawberry haul. We will probably have to make this an annual tradition!

We have been getting eggs from Ashacresamen Farm for many months now. They are always fresh and…read moredelicious and they're fun, too--lots of different colors of eggshells, and my kids and I always enjoy talking about the variety we get. Kathleen and John know so much about their chickens and eggs--you feel so good about what you are eating! Highly recommended.

From the owner: Our small farm specializes in fresh eggs, hatching eggs, and livestock for your homestead. We want…read moreeveryone to have access to the farm experience...come see where your food comes from!

Journeyed up there mainly for the raw milk. However there is a process with that does't matter…read morethough I would go back for the fresh farm eggs and bacon. The parking is a little tight so I would suggest going earlier to when they open up. It seems like its very community like there most of the customers seemed to know each other as well as the owner. So when I entered in (looking somewhat lost) the owner was kind enough to walk me through what was where and answer any questions I had. The fresh eggs and bacon were enough for me to come out again however they have so much selection fresh veggies, beef bacon (didn't even know that was a thing). The site is on the main page so I would suggest checking that out ahead of making your trip out here. The owner and staff were engaging and helped me with my selections. The staff was helpful and patient with all my questions which made it easier to make selections and make hurried choices. If you want to try out some fresh farm food I highly recommend Victoria's Natural Market especially the bone chicken broth (they have a beef broth), bacon, and farm eggs.

I have been a loyal customer here for many years! They never disappoint with the best fruit,…read morevegetables, breads, eggs, yogurt, meat, bone broth... the list goes on and on. If you are looking for healthy organic food this is your place! The people here are so helpful and friendly and will guide you to whatever you need. It is so cheery and bright with beautiful food you can't help but enjoy it!

This place was Free and Amazing great friendly people Vince was super great and nice to me . The…read moreset up was Amazing , Face painting was so much fun & Free .! Definitely worth the drive and trip . Would highly recommend. Thank you .

So I decided to Stop at this family owned fruit stand and got the best watermelons I ever had! Also…read more found out they also are the best landscapers in the area. They have a ton of plants and yard art that went perfect in my friends new yard. Landscaping prices are reasonable and the work is professional. Se habla español

What an absolute joy to find this cute local farmers market store in Magnolia…read more Rubih the owner was so helpful in helping us find organic homemade sauces eggs broccoli tomatoes and basil.He was a scientist and really understands how food stays fresh. And...for the best price on sourdough bread 2 1/2 lbs for $8 .Brittany was a joy and really helped us make some additional selections. Absolutely worth a stop if in Magnolia Texas. Note: they will be expanding in the upcoming future.

What a charming and amazing little place. This married team is completely dedicated to our wellness…read morethrough food and local products and a focus on carrying a small amount of superior things from which we can choose. WOW! One of the first things I took off the shelf to try based on an owner recommendation was the organic fermented garlic pickle mixture in a jar. I couldn't wait to take it home and open it up and take a little sample. It's spicy and warm and garlicky and just absolutely delicious, the kind of umami flavoring that good chefs and cooks look for. I'm making a Duo pasta dish today (pasta dumped in a large bowl that has a white cheese sauce on one side and a delicious tomato marinara sauce on the other, mix that up with a little grated Romano), and I can't wait to add that fermented garlic pickle mixture to the marinara, it's going to be amazing! I chose the sauce that had the carrot in it because that is an Italian grandmother's secret for making a delicious sweet marinara "gravy". The other WOW item I found and bought was the locally made sweet consisting of shredded phyllo, pistachio, and all covered in chocolate. I'm not really a chocolate lover, but I promise you that it was fabulous! There is a second a little adjacent room that they use for a little gift store type of environment and I loved the fact that I could buy two pairs of what looked like very comfortable knitted slippers made by people in the local church. I bought lemons, an absolutely gorgeous huge firm heirloom tomato, organic chicken and two types of lamb sausage, what looked like some great premade burger patties that are larger than the usual (very glad about that!), lemons and one of their three house Italian tomato sauces. The couple is dedicated to wellness and supporting local producers, we're very helpful in answering my many questions, they are very kind, and I can't wait to go back to try more things.