My first time at the Batavia Farmer's Market and I came to help work the Community Tent. The…read moreCommunity Tent fills up very fast at the start of the season so interested non-profits can sign up to promote their work and mission. I like the convenient layout of the market where the vendors are pretty much in a couple rows and there are porta potties and plenty of parking close by. The vendors are local and reasonably priced and there were many good made to order vendors for coffee, baked goods, dog treats, and burgers too. It's a pet-friendly market too so it was a treat to see many beautiful, well-behaved dogs. I would love to return when I have more time to walk through the vendor tents.

The Batavia Outdoor Market runs from May thru October on River Street offering fresh produce,cut…read moreflowers,cheeses,breads and meats from local merchants. It does get crowded and only street parking is available. In the Winter months they move indoors with less vendors. Definitely a fun way to spend a Saturday morning.

It's the best market I've been to in the Tri-City area. The vendors are from sustainable sources…read more There's amazing produce. There's a cheese guy. There's a local meat guy. There's great bread. What more can you ask for?? If you love quality ingredients, go here every Thursday when in season (June-October). Also, friendly people run the market. (It's located on the west side of the river, just north of rt. 38)

High quality produce, plants, flowers, meats & cheeses, fish and much more to browse through and…read morebuy at this Sunday outdoor market near the Geneva train station. My husband especially loves the empanada truck. I bought a gorgeous Fuschia basket. Friendly vendors are willing to answer questions.

Located by the Geneva train station,this market is only open on Sundays 9am-2pm mid April thru mid…read moreNovember. Offering fresh produce,flowers, jewelry,plants as well as various food options from local vendors. A nice way to spend a Sunday morning in Geneva.

Great products, they even offer some gluten free things. Fun to interact with animalsread more

I always purchase from them at the Wheaton farmers market. I love their soups and chocolate chip…read morecookies. I stopped by the farm in Elburn. They have tons of goats and give you veggies to feed them for free. My son loved it! There's meat, veggies, desserts, soups, and some premade dinners for purchase.

For the uninitiated; Eggs are $6 a dozen, Honey $20 a jar, and while supplies last $10 dollar black…read moreand white kittens. Bring cash - exact change. Also bring empty egg cartons when You go; he needs them to put fresh eggs in. Ed is a hardworking farmer. He's a worker who doesn't stop working and a man of few words. I like him.

All self service organic exact payment egg farm. Eggs are always fresh and so tasty. They also…read morehave local honey for sale. Well worth the trip.

Know why you are going…read more.. If you are going for antiques and well curated set-ups, do not bother. Both are few and far between. If you are going for vintage Pyrex, yard decor or "collectibles" this is probably a worthwhile stop. If you are going for the people-watching and you feel like spending $7 to do so, you will get your moneys worth. Regardless of your reasons for going, please consider adding your own opinionated accessory (ridiculous hat, hand-held fan, etc) and make it your whole personality. You will fit right in.

This is such a great summer tradition. They do have it all year around, but in the summer there is…read morenothing better then strolling through this massive space for an afternoon. There is a wide variety of vendors and food! Plus it is right in the middle of busy randell road, its easy to get too and easy to park. You can find everything for antiques to crafts without much of the socks and chinese imports that sometimes fill other flea markets. There is indoor buildings and outside spaces to explore. Its usually held over a full weekend so its easy to plan time to check it out. Its really one of my happy places!

Selection is limited here, but I like their meat department. The quality & prices are much better…read morethan other stores in the area. The emphasis is on natural, & organic products. I have been very satisfied with the meat I've bought here. I bought a small ham for a holiday meal, & it was perfect, no nitrates, or additives, or globs of fat in it. Same with all the other meats, very fresh, wholesome, no aftertaste. Watch for their special deals on meats, a good time to stock up. They also have a nice selection of health & beauty products, with a large variety of vitamins. They have 30% off sales on the health & beauty products every couple of months. You can preorder your choice of the items ahead of time, if you want.

Great grocery store. Good selection and quality foods. Only reason not a 5 star is the price of…read morethings. A little on the expensive side but overall worth the quality. The sushi department is actually very good.

This place has gone down hill. While some treasures are still available to find, it has become one…read morebooth renters/manager's personal hoarded storage facility. Some of the booths that used to be accessible are now blocked off and loads of items piled high. I came to find out they are all rented by the manger and a renter of the store and he has taken to piling items inside the front door and by the counter. Unacceptable. Half the store is a store and the other is a storage locker. Good luck in finding items and how embarrassing for the other renters.

absolutely love this place all of the vendors and workers are so kind and fun to talk to definetly…read morerecommend

was at farmer's market today around Bartlett area, purchase some ground beef with buffalo flavor,…read moreand some organic eggs. the guy was very friendly and nice, and did answer most of my questions about buying 1/2 or 1/4 of a cow. but their site is not working, couldn't check more informations on it, hopefully it will be up soon.

From the owner: Here at Nickles Distribution, Inc., we are passionate about bringing good food, to the good people…read moreof Illinois. We've found an organic honey producer in Wisconsin that freeze dries honey. Freeze drying was first used in WWII to transport medicine to the front lines, as this process does not interfere with the integrity of the product, and all the things in honey that make it a super food stay intact in the freeze drying process! Since many of you cannot always make it out to the various markets we service, we are now offering you the convenience of ordering our top-selling Honey Crystals from your home, and we will ship this direct to your doorstep.