A cool vibe like walking into your grandmas house and getting some good homemade sides with some…read morereally good bbq. The folks treat you like family as well this is a must stop for sure.

Loved the Barbeque. Chopped up a little too much but taste was great. Ladies that work there are…read morereally nice. Lots of great gift items in the store.

The state agriculture dept lets farmer's sell their produce here. I went on a weekend and only a…read morecouple of booths were open but I'm sure it's busier during the week. Got some fresh bananas, grapes, pears and apples. They also had 45 lb bags of peanuts, veggies and lots of gorgeous flowers and plants.

The produce in the stores here is dreadful so I was delighted when I discovered the wonderful…read moreproduce at the Alabama State Farmer's Market. The fruit and veggies are half the price that they are in stores and twice as fresh. My most recent favorite purchase was a quart sized basket of beautiful vine ripened beef steak tomatoes for $5! If you bought just one of those tomatoes in a grocery store it would cost you $2.50 a tomato and they would not be nearly as tasty. The peaches this year were fabulous too. I buy all of my produce at the Farmers Market now. I just love to go there! The Farmer's Market also sells potted plants. The plants here are just beautiful. The plants at the Farmers Market are nothing like the plants that you would find at one of those chain stores like Home Depot or Lowes, these plants are big and healthy. And...what a bargain! The market is open 7 days a week year round. They also take food stamps for those in need. Stop by soon and pick up some nice healthy veggies and treat yourself to good for you food.

Stopped in here with family to check this place out and buy a few things. It's a little small from…read morewhat I'm used to for a Farmers Market but it was also a weekday so it's possible that all of the vendors weren't there. It's outside and some vendors are under cover and others had their own pop up tents. I picked up a nice red onion, a basket of beautiful, seedless blackberries, and a bottle of BBQ sauce. Overall, it was nice with a variety of vendors who were all quite friendly.

Saturday around 9a is the best time because more vendors are present. Espresso, pastries, sourdough…read morebread, fresh gourmet mushrooms, seasonal herbs, seedlings, seasonal vegetables, herbal remedies. AFAIK, none of the vendors are certified organic. My favorite items are the Fougasse and the Country Brown from Wild Yeast Bakery, the fresh lions mane mushrooms from Lost Creek Herbs and the Cherokee Purple tomatoes from various vendors when they're in season.

Still going strong. Was worried covid would take it out. Open on Tuesdays and Thursdays, this…read moredowntown farmers market is always a treat. I hate I only have time to visit it during the summer. It's a inside farmers market so it's open well into the fall. I love buying fresh produce here. My last visit I bought a munch of okra for just $5! I also found out that my husband's cousin sells fresh loose leaf tea here. It's really good! You can also find sellers with ready made goods like cakes and canned products.

Lake Martin has a great local food source in Oakview Farms. They sell wheat berries for folks that…read moremake their own bread. They offer u pick blueberries, they make their own goat cheese, eggs, and honey. They also sell a lot of organic and sustainable vegetables and grains. They are also really nice and will take time to educate you about what they sell. We first went there to buy our own bread making supplies and equipment and they took time to educate us about the process. They are just off of Redland Road so they are only about 15 minutes from some parts of Lake Martin. Call ahead to make sure they are open but Saturdays are a great day to go all year. Let the kids feed the goats as you get your own locally made organic food.