So far, I'm into week 4 of Maya's Farm Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) for Winter 2013. I've…read morereally been excited every week to receive the wonderful veggies and fruits. If you are not familiar with a CSA and how it work, here's a down and dirty explanation. You pay a certain amount of money in advance for several months of veggies each week. In this case, Maya's farm charges about $300 for 12 weeks of a whole heck of a lot of veggies that are certified organic. You support your local farmers and you know where your food is coming from. I recommend that you swing by the farm and take a stroll around. You might see Maya. I've met her and I think she's a very nice person. I will update this review with more info but I think the pictures that I post of Maya's Farm CSA speak for themselves. My only wishlist with Maya's farm is to have a half-basket. My small family and I can't finish all the veggies in one week.

I went to a wreath making event at Maya's Farm today with my cousin and I had a lot of fun! I'm not…read moreat all crafty, but Maya explained and demonstrated the process to us. It was easier than expected and I think my wreath came out very well! She also served a delicious salad, soup, and pastries. I would absolutely consider visiting her farm to help support her by purchasing eggs, etc. I would also love to come back in the future if she hosts another event.

Stopped in at Aldi's today for the first time. It reminded me so much of Lidil which we tried…read moreoverseas in Ireland. This store was very clean and honestly pretty quiet as well. The staff were friendly. The store offered a nice variety of items and I was very excited in all the different things we purchased to try. Heads-up for anyone shopping, if you want a cart please bring a quarter and highly recommend bringing your own reusable bags (if you forget they have empty boxes around that you can use if you don't want to pay for a bag.) I will be going back.

Aldi is a grocery store where you bring your own bags, a quarter for the shopping cart and your own…read moretote bags. The quarter will be refunded upon return of the cart. Aldi has some good deals on certain items. Other items not so much. They have a few brand names that I recognized. Other brands I had never heard of. They have a limited amount of items in their inventory. Shared parking lot

We come here mostly for dayeli's breakfast burritos. They are by far the best in the valleyread more

This is a small market thats easy to find and not overly crowded! I liked how their veggie vendor…read morewas right up front, I got tomatoes, microgreens and chili cheese bread to make some fancy toasts! I also got a latte from a truck, they had a couple food trucks. I did think it was odd that for such a small market they'd have more than one of the same type of vendors? Like they had two places that pretty much exclusively sold freeze dried candy, I know it's a trend but is there that much of a demand? Still a cool market and I'd visit it again!

What an amazing organization. If I could give 5000 stars I would. For $10 you get amazing items…read more Organic broccoli, dumplings, Starbucks coffee. It's different and wonderful every time. I have complete admiration for the people who own and manage this place. Thank you

They don't provide anywhere near the 60 pounds they advertise. Today I only got 12 pounds and…read moredidn't get 3 of the items they advertised. I posted a review on Google and the owner Nicco responded with very rude comment. He said sometimes people get 100 pounds which is a lie. Other reviews say bad produce and moldy out of date items is the norm. This is also what I have experienced with many trips there. I kept hoping things would get better but after today's experience and the rude comment I received back from the owner I will not return. He also said 1st come 1st served because as the day goes on they give out less. Then I say give extra items of the ones they do have. Very false advertising! Save your $10 and avoid this place.

I had been wanting to stop here for so long and finally got the chance. Even though small, there…read morewas a lot of different produce. We even found herb butter as well. We did not even expect this at all, but were going to have to find some for a gift of salmon we were giving. What a perfect surprise.

What a great find. A quaint farm with eggs and fresh veggies with good prices The pizza is really…read moregood too. A good place to take family and chill by the chickens and see pigs too. Go there and check it out for yourself. Go early if you want eggs or later if you don't.

Came for the Duck eggs and was not disappointed! Will absolutely be back for more eggs. The owner…read morewas super kind and chatted with us while we looked. Prices are fair/average for fresh eggs. There was a small handful of other items, veggies, honey and such but this place is very tiny. It is not a full on market.

Nice little organic farmers market! Grandma was friendly we got some orange blossom, honey, and…read moresome goose and turkey eggs. The collards and Swiss chard looked amazing! We will be back.!

Huge Farmers Market! If you're interested in locally produced vegetables, fruits, roasted coffee,…read moreeggs, bread, salsa, and more then it's worth a visit! I bought local duck eggs, plenty of produce from multiple local farms, and locally roasted coffee here. We also enjoyed locally made all-natural sorbet, the coconut sorbet was the best! We came on Halloween and I was heating up in my costume so this cooled me down. It's opened on Saturdays from 9am to 2pm in September through May, and 8am to 11am in June to August. I was told all the chicken eggs sell within the first hour, so get there right at opening. It's located in the old Sears parking lot at the Arrowhead Mall. Bring your reusable bags, and have fun meeting all of the local vendors! My favorite were the goats, though they should definitely be given more space to run around. I also loved the Beal Beans couple, they were very friendly and knowledgeable about their roasts, and grinded their beans I bought from them for me since I don't have a grinder at home. I really tried to keep this review short but I couldn't - it was a very enjoyable farmers market!

I happen to be a vendor with Get Local, but I absolutely love our markets!!!!…read more We have such a wide variety of items we sell. So many amazing hand made items, from food made, to veggies grown, wood workers, hand sewn items (like myself). Of course the coffee and sourdough vendors! Can't get sourdough like this anywhere else! Follow get local on Facebook or Instagram as they have events during the week, as well as weekends! Great place to shop or just spend a morning walking around!

Stopped by on a Saturday where they had a little market setup instead of the self serve farm stand…read morewhich is open daily 7am-7pm!! They accept Apple Pay, Venmo, Zelle and cash but bring exact change to drop into the box! This is a small family run micro farm. They had peaches, tomatoes, fresh flowers, aromatherapy sprays, soaps and more! We were given a peach to try and they were sooo juicy and sweet! We bought a container of their sungold cherry tomatoes and OMG best cherry tomatoes we've had and that container was gone in 1 days at home!! We popped them all like candies lol I love being able to support local and I'll be stopping by the self serve stand for more of those tomatoes!!

Doesn't get fresher than this. Much like the Amadio Ranch in Laveen, their produce comes from their…read moreorchard behind their home. In addition to peaches, they also have tomatoes, fresh flowers, and other items (see photos). Cash or Venmo. Look for the Fresh Peaches sign on 75th Ave.