I love this market. They have great produce, flowers, fresh fish and a deli! They have a unique mix…read moreof products from many cultures. If you're into trying new things you'll have fun here! The fresh bread is insanely cheap here. Rolls including long ones are 2 for a buck. Milk is at very fair pricing and the produce is always fresh and priced way better than chain grocery stores. You will see lots of food items with no English on the packaging. They do try to have signs like the dumplings in the photo I but there are many products that don't, like the flavored feta cheese I was trying to figure out. The flowers here are gorgeous and much lower priced than you would pay at a florist or grocery store. Check out the video of what they had today.

Super cute store with a great selection of various fruit and other items. Great selection of…read moreseafood. Everyone that worked at the store was very friendly and checking out was super fast.

I go to Fairless produce frequently! Love their quality of…read moreproduce & flowers are awesome! Staff is great

Tremendous selection of fresh produce. They pack a lot into a small space. I read an interview with…read morethe owner in the local paper. He grows most of the vegetables and what he doesn't farm himself, he gets from local growers. Both he and his local suppliers use organic growing principles. All the vegetables and fruit were fresh and delicious. They even had a bag of fresh peeled garlic cloves. Made my life easier!

Food Bazaar has an extensive selection of ethnic and international food, mostly from Latin America…read moreand the Caribbean but some I've seen some European products as well. The ground coffee and espresso aisle is by far the best of any market in the area, with a variety of Cuban-American, Puerto Rican, Dominican, and Colombian brands. There are always deals and specials going on for coffee. The produce section is another highlight. This is only of the few places in the area that you'll find good quality platanos, yuca/cassava, and any kind of tropical fruit. The slight downsides are that the prices are often slightly higher than a regular supermarket, and there never seem to be enough cashiers working.

Super Duper ethnic and American market! Latino music playing…read moreover the loudspeaker makes me want to dance down the well stocked aisles. Their meat department is no joke(as is their seafood department). The butcher is behind the counter with a big sharp knife cutting slabs of meat to order. The prices are fantastic. The selection is amazing and very unusual for a gringo. I love the hurly burly atmosphere. Very old school. Not for the faint of heart. Lol! Best of all in my neighborhood! Go Trenton!!

Good selection of merchants, more so during growing season. Friendly merchants, good food, eclectic…read moreand a fun experience.

This whole place is so necessary. I only stepped into one place inside of the farmers market, but…read morethere was so many options to choose from. Of course it was produce, it was cuts of meat, it was clothes, plants, and flowers, and other things. The one place that we went to that way for some reason, the worker took longer than usual to get to the counter. We waited like 20 minutes, then went to the car waited 20 minutes more in the car and by the time we came back, the person was there.. I didn't wanna leave because I really wanted the item. It was beef, brisket, and this particular day it was delicious.

The best Farmers Market in the area. Everything is very fresh and vibrant. Parking is a breeze…read more Best of all, it's open YEAR-ROUND, which is a huge plus! Many vendors also accept Square, which is convenient. Now, we can get our fresh-roasted coffee, basil, micro-greens, mushrooms, produce, meat, baked goods and more! During winter, it runs on the 1st and 3rd Sat, 9-11:30. https://www.yardleyfarmersmarket.com/

Some very good vendors and some great really fresh products and good quality. I would love to see…read moremore variety. Be aware the prices can be really high on some items .....for example this summer an ear of corn was priced at $3 an ear and I could go to local farms and get them for $0.50 or less; so definitely ask the price before purchasing!

They've got a prime corner lot in the corner of Tabernacle. I only found out about this place…read morebecause my brother in law cycles through this area fairly frequently, so on a lovely Saturday afternoon, we DROVE (coz this girl ain't cycling 35 miles) through back country roads for a pleasant diversion. We treated ourselves to some kick ass ice cream - I went outside my usual coffee / pistachio / chocolate choices and went for mint chip and it was DEEEELISH. Their displays are Instagram-worthy, and in their big barn they had old country trucks decorated with tons of pumpkins and gourds for the fall season. Oh, and the bakery - the fam loved the freshly made apple cider donuts and artisan breads here.

Russo's closed for good, retired. Sad to see them go, hope their land does not become more banks or…read moredrugstores, or worse.....

Decided to check this place out after my doctor's appt. From the outside looking in it was giving…read moreALDI vibes and since I loathe that store I couldn't imagine this could be any worse. Thankfully, I was correct - this store was infinitely better! Lots of bargains to be had. Lots of things that look like bargains but the packaging or quantity is just smaller. You have to be sharp wandering the aisles but that's what makes it fun. They have brand names and generics. The best part is that the stuff you do ostensibly recognize is slightly...off. Like it's a flavor that you haven't seen here in the states but you know the item. Check out the picture of my haul, por ejemplo. We all know Manwich tomato sauce in the can but have you ever heard of BBQ Bourbon flavor?? Well they have it in Mexico and it has made its way to Trenton. Also my apple fritters were in a container labeled pumpkin donuts lololol. If you can get past the idiosyncrasies, you'll enjoy it here and save money!

It's an interesting variety. You'll find products you've never found elsewhere (and will never find…read moreagain!). It's organized. Prices are usually very clear. Staff is always nice. Great for vegan food too! Loses a star because you have to check the expiration date on everything... there is expired food on the shelves.

This is a very good farm vendor at the Trenton Farmers Market. Their melons are the best in the…read morearea. They always have a good variety of types of vegetables, e.g., several varieties of eggplants that have different qualities when cooked, many varieties of large and small and hot and sweet peppers, a variety of greens, and, in general, a wide range of fruits and vegetables throughout the growing seasons. (In addition, unlike some of the farm vendors, the owner has always been very friendly.) The market has lost some good farm vendors over the years, but I'm glad this one is still around.

Great place to find local in-season produce. The cabbages, onions, and potatoes sold here are…read moregreat. Fruit ca be hit-or-miss, particularly the apples (a lot of over-ripe ones in the bins). Route 1 Farm Market doesn't advertise it at all, but they also sell a huge selection of imported Polish, Russian, and other Eastern European products--everything from seasonings to sweets and snacks.

Everything here is fresh and really delicious. Really great place for state workers to come on a…read moreThursday in the summer for lunch food or to get fresh produce! Love the Salad stand to get yummy and delicious salads from traditional Caesar to creative bean salads. Definitely recommend