Just picked up a glass bottle coke, some hot sauce, and this amazing beef jerky! A definitively…read moresmall town, quaint shop, bursting with variety and true knowledge of "Home Grown."

This is a fantastic one-stop-shop for fresh (locally grown) produce, milk, bread, pastas, eggs…read more. etc. It's conveniently located on Rt 340 and how better to spend a few bucks than supporting a small, local business. The owners are super friendly and very knowledgeable. Definitely pick up some Chocolate Milk, Tortilla Chips, Steaks and Chicken. For a small shop, it has so much to offer!

I'm from New York and was on vacation recently in the area and in search for farm fresh, organic…read moreand unprocessed fruits and vegetables. A quick search brought up Massanutten Produce. I called them and asked if they had pasture raised eggs and they did. This farm stand is so cute and right off of US-33. As soon as you walk in, abundant buckets of colorful fruit and vegetables greet you. Staff was very helpful and answered all my questions. They even have some misfit produce available at a discounted rate. A lady there took a whole bucket of plump peaches home for really cheap. Everything is grown or produced locally which I found fascinating. The blackberries and cherries I got from here were absolutely divine and the non-GMO eggs I got from here also tasted amazing. They had tons of varieties of heirloom tomatoes and had fridges full of locally produced cheeses, desserts and other milk products. As well as meats and baked goods. If you are looking for organic, locally grown and produced food - look no further than this beautiful farm stand.

I went to Massanutten produce this past Friday. They are usually my favorite produce stand. I make…read morea special trip to go there as its about 25 minutes from my house. On Saturday we were having burgers so I decided to slice one of my ($4.00) tomatoes. This tomato was so mushy and so grainy that the entire thing was unusable. It had clearly been refrigerated. People who sell produce fir a living know better. Then on Sunday I was going to eat a peach. This was two days after purchase. Four of my six peaches were moldy and had to be thrown away. I spend a lot of money there every summer but I do believe that is over. The bad produce along with the rudeness of one of the workers I dont think I will ever go back.

Went for the baked goods but liked everything I saw. It was great fall energy with the pumpkins and…read morefresh products. Their cinnamon roll is the best I've had in hburg.

Visited recently at 1436 hrs. for some produce and deli meat/cheese after visiting Buc-ees near…read morethere. It is a seperated into two buildings both well kept. The prices are a bit high- and that's ok- it's near Buc-ee's...‍ The two stores are very clean and the staff are friendly. But there is one thing that bothers us both-- the area is not air conditioned, and all the windows and doorways are opened. We bought some cheese and deli meats, but our issue was with the doughnuts! We both love maple bacon doughnuts, and though early afternoon, there were two left. As we looked at the entire selection- the case covered the selection EXCEPT for the back of the doughnut area. We noticed a bunch of flies all over the remaining ones, and wanted to throw up afterwords. How can they ignore this?? It's covered except for the back? Why have a case then? GROSS! Since the meats and cheeses were well covered we purchased a few; but you can forget those doughnuts and so should YOU!

Cool place. An actual old barn that has been relocated to current location. The grounds are…read morebeautiful. Great views. Wide chariot beets and wines. Mostly local. The BEST smash burgers around from Old School Burgers. A bus outside the building.

Pumpkin cake - 5 stars. Felt fresh, light, and had a unique element to it…read more Sandwich - 3 stars. Mostly ok but bread wasn't very good Location- great with an amazing view in the back. Large space with a wide selection of farmers market items.

My favorite farmers market ever! They have everything and so cute and they have spring and fall…read morewinter and plus it is wonderful and amazing and the venders are so nice and and sell all kinds of food and goodies and it is very clean and organized and everyone is very friendly happy kind and and so many incredible choices of food and drinks treats and flowers and plus food trucks and everything and it piece of heaven and I go here every weekend and plus lots of gift ideas and fun and plus relax and have fun. Please come support these incredible people and venders and they work so hard to sell their products and so they make lots of money for there familes and it is really good to have real home made honey or something made or authentic and beautifully done and and it is so clean and sanitary and lots of fun and relaxing always come early before the crowds and buy some gifts or goodies and stuff and explore all the amazing mind blowing stuff and taste yummy food and drinks or coffee. Merry Christmas and happy holidays From Lauren

I missed the farmers market at Harrisonburg but the Turner Pavilion still turned out to be a great…read morestop. The whole place was quiet, shaded and easy to enjoy, and the free level one chargers tucked along the edge made it even better. You can see how lively this space must get when the market is running, but even off-hours it's a comfortable spot to park, wander, and take in a well-kept community area. [Review 1219 of 2026 - 1584 in Virginia - 26398 overall]

This place came, highly recommended from people at my hotel, Extended Stay Premium Suites in…read moreHarrisonburg, and the Shenandoah Visitor Center. Stopped on my slowly drive back to Buffalo, NY. From Grandma's pantry, to the country canner, antiques, toys, gifts, to the quaint diner. Something for everyone. I loved the Country Canner and Grandmas Pantry, for its nostalgia variety of items.

I always stop at a market of some kind when Im traveling. Great way to collect some gifts for…read moreothers. I didn't have any particular item that I was looking for, but boy did I get some goodies. This will take you a few hrs to walk thru, so plan accordingly. I bought popcorn on the way in, and it was indeed good. Very clean, and alot of shops to wander around in. I went straight into the quilt shop and bought some beautiful material. I plan on making some pillows in the near future. Wow the quilting shop was one for the books, I could have stayed in there for hrs. So many crafting ideas and nice material. They ladies do offer classes, or can tell you who does in the area. They have antique shops, puzzle store, cook ware, toy store, decor and food for purchase. Im sure I missed a few things. This is a must stop if your in the area. All the shops seemed amazing and reasonable priced. Lots of parking, and everyone was welcoming. I met a few fellow antique collectors along the way.

I consider myself a bit of an ice cream aficionado, having lived in 10 different states and in…read moreseveral locations abroad for a number of years and always trying and on the lookout for different ice creams. I have eaten probably 2000+ ice cream cones in my lifetime and I can with great pride and admiration say that the ice cream here at the Critzer Family Farm is the very single best I've ever had in my entire life. I had a blackberry cone, crushed it, and immediately went back for a strawberry and really just wow, no words to describe how good and fresh it is. Taste, texture, temp, all PERFECT. The friendliness of the staff and just the whole atmosphere of the farm on a nice sunny spring day and those two cones really came together for me in truly the most divine ice cream moment of my life. 10/10. A perfect score. Unbeatable - the gold standard of ice cream everywhere.

The strawberry ice cream is creamy and delicious. Downside is their hours. Hard to swing by after…read morework when they close before 6.

I love visiting new cities. I plan accordingly for the weather, time allotted me, and of course the…read moremust-see spots to visit. Upon my maiden voyage to Harrisonburg though, I arrived without a map. I knew lodging was within a block of downtown so I decided to "wing it." One of the first spots to show up via Yelp was the downtown Market. I discovered it by proxy when I walked into Broad Porch Coffee that first morning. It was a "oh, it's inside Agora" moment. It was akin to going on a first date and learning they love dogs as much as you do. I ordered my pour over and began exploring, from the front door forward. Lineage had my attention immediately, as they carry Upstate Stock beanies and National Park items. Graphic tees, candles, and a plethora of items I won't bog you down with (just go see for yourself). Then a toy section, local artist, antique space, and more. Honestly, everything you need for holiday shopping or just treat yourself shopping. All under one roof and completely free flowing between shops and with Broad Porch. So yes, you can sip your latte and shop. I love makerspaces overall, but more so when they use what would be an unutilized downtown building. I can't wait to return each and every time I am in Harrisonburg.

I checked out several shops here planning just to window shop, but ended up walking out with a few…read moregoodies! Lol. Great variety and fun atmosphere--definitely worth a visit.

Always a pleasure to stop by the Dayton Market! We especially like the Cheese Place and Warfels…read more Warfels toffee is the best and the variety of cheeses at the Cheese Place is awesome. Our favorites are butter cheese and farmers cheese. The bulk candies are great too, specifically the nonpareils and lemon candies. Green apple candies pretty good too!!

Lovely quaint market with local items as well as a coffee shop. Lots of parking and fresh baked…read moresweets. Get your souvenirs here! Also has clothing and kids toys.

I am pleased to write the first review for this amazing farm. My husband and I were visiting…read moreMassanutten Resort in late August, 2023, and we were looking for a local farm with "Pick-your-own" produce. We found that this farm fit the bill, with different pick-your-own options depending on season. Apple season had just started, so we headed on over. We first went into the small shop, where we were greeted by a very friendly and helpful young man. He explained how to determine which fruit was ready for picking, and sent us off with our bags to fill. The rows are well-marked, and I was thrilled to see that my favorite apple -- honey crisps -- were ripe and ready for picking. The farm has a large variety of apples -- golden delicious, gala, sweet surprise, ambrosia, etc. -- though not all were yet ripe. The trees were producing a lot of fruit, all of which was easy to reach, so our bags were filled in no time. We returned to the market, where we purchased quite a lot of additional fruits (peaches) and vegetables (okra, giant Marconi peppers, sweet banana peppers, green onions, and eggplant). They also sell other farm-fresh produce and eggs. There are also handmade wooden ornaments for sale. We didn't taste our haul until returning home -- both the peaches and apples taste amazing. Crisp and sweet. Fresh off the tree DOES make a difference! We haven't tasted the vegetables yet. -5-stars for food quality. -5 stars for staff. The gentleman in the store was very engaging, patiently answering a ton of our questions about the farm and its products. -5 stars for value. The prices are competitive with local grocery stores, but you're getting fresher products. -1 star for location. LOL. The farm is two hours away from our home! I wish it were closer to us. We would definitely be regulars there if it were! Seriously though, the location is easy to find, and convenient from Harrisonburg or Massanutten.

Found this hidden gem on the side of the road, we walked up to the shop and were kindly greeted by…read morea lady. She explained which peaches were available, where to pick, she made the experience very easy! They also had PYO flowers, it was so fun walking around because the flowers are everywhere. The gourd tunnel was also a once in a lifetime sight haha. Truly so crazy to see irl.