I love the Mosaic Farmers Market and I think it is pretty unique that it is year-round every…read moreSunday. I'd say probably about 80% of the vendors are staples and there's about 20% new or seasonal vendors. Some of my favorites include the pretzel stand, fruit and tomato stand ($20 per bucket!), the paleta hand trucks and the one or two bakeries. I love supporting local. Plus, all the vendors above are super friendly and I love interacting with them on a weekly basis. As for prepared food (besides the pretzels), I'll be honest, I think most are pretty overpriced and I don't think anything stands out. We've tried a few food trucks and stands but it's been kind of disappointing every time. I'm waiting to be pleasantly surprised. I think the empanada stand is probably the best prepared food I've tried but I get it only once in a while (the line can be super long). The vibes are great. I think URBN Market has organized a fantastic weekly market at Mosaic and I love the seasonal event weekends too. Definitely check it out if you're in the area!

Sunday farmers market in Mosaic is the best!!! They have so many vendors, such great fun food and…read morethe vegetables are amazing and fresh! There are plenty of choices for local farms. We love the fresh empanada vendor!!

9/23/22 On 9/17/22 My wife and I took a trip to the Falls…read moreChurch Farmers Market. Finding a parking space wasn't easy, but we did learn some good news. Apparently when the Farmers Market is in session, you MAY PARK YOUR CAR AT THE KAISER PERMANENTE PARKING LOT:) We did not see this sign until we were walking to the market. My wife was looking for fruits and vegetables, but the fruits won this round. The figs and...I don't remember the other item now. Nevertheless, both items were scrumptious. There were other places around the farmers market that were nice, but Kate's Crepes took the cake. Since we were both hungry, we aquired two crepes. It wasn't enough to satisfy us, but was magically delicious. My wife loves honey and we saw two places that were selling honey. Sorry, no honey combs, but the honey would have be delicious if we had bought some. My wife decided to hold off on buying the honey, but we might buy some next time we are there. While looking around at the other shops at the farmers market, I overheard someone say the farmer's market has expanded this year. This is good to hear. I can't imagine what it was like last year. The weather was very nice and people were sprawled out on blankets basking in the yellow sun. Yeah, the dats of yore. Okay, it was only a week ago. Tomorrow could be an adventure if we go again. I reccomend stopping by the Falls Church Farmers Market when you get the chance. Oh, if you do take the trip there check out the "Hsaw Aknow"...its a would of pure imagination.

Small but lively farmers market! Street parking nearby, tons of beautiful produce, and a few ready…read moreto eat food vendors.

This market is not the biggest BUT they usually have enough vendors for veggies, meat, eggs,…read moreflowers, and little snacks/desserts.

Open every Sunday between 10 am - 2 pm just in the parking lot directly from JC Penney, the…read moreSpringfield Mall Farmers Market fills a much needed void in the local grocery movement in the area. The market is pretty bare bones with two vegatable/fruit producers, a bakery, and a meat stand but there are a few exciting vendors that sell things like homemade fudge, juice, bbq and macarons. The two most personable vendors that I found at the market were Cascade Beverage Company which sold iced tea and the most amazing nitro kombucha that I've ever tried. At $12 for an entire growler, it's a steal! I also really enjoyed speaking to the owner of Liberty Farms of Virginia and his daughters who sold turkey, duck and chicken eggs in the most amazing assortment of beautiful colors. You can tell that they were a real family owned business and they were passionate about their product. You also get 25 cents off your purchase if you recycle an egg carton with them!

Five years ago, I would've given this a three maybe four star market has solidly become one of the…read morebest in the area things to the addition of new vendors. E'buono brings the neighborhood flair with baked goods made from jams, made from fruits grown in their OWN garden. And they're impressively delicious - try their thumbprint and fig cookies!! And my all time fave, Uncle Ping's, with larger than life pulled pork sandwiches (made w love over 12 hours), amazing from scratch, locally sourced ingredients dumplings. Omg this must be heaven. My other favorites here are Pierre's bakery, Mendoza Farms, and Spring Valley Farms. All vendors are fantastic but these have been my go-tos.

This farmer's market has become my happy place during the pandemic. Please note this is not to say…read morethey are not pandemic compliant because they are, you need a mask, there can be lines at vendors as they are servicing one customer per employee at a time, You point and the vendor selects, everyone takes credit cards, and they ask that you move in one direction past the vendors (there are arrows to follow). There is a county team that keeps things moving and compliant. Because of all of these precautions this is a safe place. All that said, it has became a pandemic happy place for me because I can get fresh fruits and veggies, plants, honey, and herbs as well as bread, coffee, desserts, Mediterranean goodies, and Latin American eats. I look forward to enjoying an almond pastry with warm coffee as I carry fresh bread, tomatoes, empanadas with spicy sauce, and garlic whip to my car. I am so glad the vendors here have become more varied than when I first reviewed them a couple years ago. A huge thank you to the both the vendors and team that keeps this operating, I am thankful for this happy place.

There's never many vendors but there's fresh produce. Just high prices. The 4 stars on this review…read morebelong solely to the kettle corn people. I miss you. Come back to me.

What a great market. Opening day May 3rd. Looking forward to Suka nuts (Nuts & Confectionary…read moreTreats) tasty new flavors. Macadamia Brittle with spicy dried pineapple just one of 4 different brittles each with a unique dried fruit. They now offer Homemade butter toffee. I love all the options available at this market. Perfect options to start a relaxing weekend. Mark your calendar 5/3 from 3-7p.

It's limited. I like the Falls Church and Fairfax markets- they offer a wide variety of items as…read morewhere this one does not. I would like to see more co-op farmers that sell ware, homemade food, meat & fish or even wild game. I have to travel a great ways to purchase wild game or buy them online- I rather shop locally for these items. The vendors are patient & the interaction is pleasant- Nitro Ice Cream vendor is the sweetest person.

This is a small farmers market held on Wednesdays 2 - 6 pm from May to October…read more Fresh apples, apple ciders, cheese, honey, kale, mixed greens, potatoes, squash... etc typical farmers market produce that is in season. Great place to go on an afternoon. Parking is in a lot and there is a lot of space. The park is right next to it. The trail to go to Accotink starts here. I also believe pets are NOT allowed for safety reasons. Cash only

First time going to this Thai Food Festival in Annandale, VA on 12/07/25. When we arrived to the…read moremain Parking lot, it was totally packed! Had to drive around and park in the shopping center across the street in order for us to walk to the food vendors. It was a small little street food festival, so not a whole lot of food vendors were present. Got to taste some Thai food we hadn't tasted before, so that was good. Ate some meatballs, Fried Banana, Bamboo Sticky Rice, Beef and Chicken skewers, Tom Yum Noodles and Papaya Salad. For drinks, tasted the Brown Sugar Boba, a Lychee Juice and a Thai Iced Tea. Prices were pretty reasonable for everything we got. Overall, it was a nice experience to attend this event even though it was a cold day out. Received great customer service from the different vendors who were all courteous and friendly.

Great options for a variety of Thai Street Foods from various vendors including some things that…read moreI've never seen in the U.S. before.

We were in the area visiting family and my daughter took us to Miller Farms. Good selection of…read morefruits and vegetables, including a wide variety of potatoes. Large selection of meats, especially pork products. They were unfortunately out of double yolk eggs which we were curious to try. The bakery section was excellent, especially since they had a no sugar added apple pie that turned out to be delicious. We also bought donuts for the family. Not sure if we'll ever be in Maryland again, but will stop at Miller Farms if we do.

I visited the nursery section only and the variety was impressive. I found most of what I was…read morelooking for which was a win. However the service was very hit or miss. The woman who checked us out was an absolute delight, warm, funny, and exactly what you hope for at a local farm stand. Unfortunately my experience in the herb section was the opposite. When I asked about strawberry plants and was told they didn't have any, I mentioned I was a first time gardener and asked if she could recommend something beginner friendly. Her response was essentially "just pick something, all you have to do is water them." When I explained again that I was new and looking for guidance, she told me she couldn't help me. As a first time gardener trying to learn, that kind of dismissiveness was discouraging. If it weren't for the lovely woman at checkout, I likely wouldn't return. I ended up going to Ed's Plant World in Brandywine where the staff were warm, welcoming, and genuinely helpful to a beginner. The difference was night and day. That said, I'm giving 4 stars because the place is really awesome in terms of selection and variety. The woman in the herb section may have just been having a bad day. It's absolutely worth checking out.

I've driven past this place several times, and I finally decided to stop in and check it out. I…read morelove visiting garden centers and browsing all the plants and flowers. Everything was so vibrant when I visited that I wanted to buy every plant in sight, but of course, I had to limit myself. I was also pleasantly surprised to find a small shop inside that sold clothing, gifts, candles, soaps, and home decor. I can't wait to come back in the fall to see everything they have then.

Cute little farm with large varieties of flowers in summer and pumpkins in fall!…read more Their shop sells seasonal food and fresh fruit! I would recommend this place for people who are still going to cox farm

Great, large farmers market with wide selection. Friendly vendors who are happy to talk about their…read moreproducts, and a nice area. Some smaller markets have cheaper items from farmers with less variety, but this one is a great option to support locals instead of grocery chains, and get better food.

I love farmers markets & this is one of the largest in the region. The Saturday morning fresh farm…read more Arlington Market is a weekly celebration of local food. The market is located in the parking lot right in front of the Arlington courthouse. There were over 50 vendors presenting appealing empanadas, cheeses, produce, mushrooms, pickles, teas, donuts, pork, coffee, cakes, juices, Dutch Stroopwaffles, oil, gelato, fish ... Fresh this week are leeks, asparagus, Brussels Sprouts, kohlrabi & rhubarb. The samples were better than I expected: a bite of the fresh crabcake wasn't what I'm used to and the warm homemade Dutch Stroopwafel was even better than the ones I tried in Amsterdam I'm impressed that the vendors accept SNAP/EBT, WIC & Senior FMNP checks. Fresh Match provides a dollar to dollar match on all federal benefits spent at this market. Shoppers are buying twice as much fresh produce & nutritious foods.