Mother nature gifts us an abundance of fresh fruits & vegetables, locally harvested from farmers…read moresharing the fruits of their labor with passerbys cruising along this quiet road. Crowds are scarce & there's no trouble with finding parking. Having a size small in stature compared to traditional farmers markets. This farmers market offers a bountiful variety of fruits & vegetables. We sometimes pass by to those we are familiar with like corn, tomatoes, peppers & onion. Unlike traditional farmers markets  running seasonally or weekends only, this one is open daily.   I am familiar with traditional farmers markets held on weekends & open seasonally with crowds & challenges of parking. Seeing a farmers market on a rural roadside void of this is unique to me. What I took notice of is their outdoor setup arranged like grocery stores produce section.  Don't let the small exterior fool you. There's indoor space for other produce & products. It was unfortunate it wasn't set up an open the day I visited. What I imagine when days are more active is that it's bustling with customers & vendors setting up shop selling homemade jam jellies, sorghum & other consumable goods. Nobody's on site taking cash so there's a labeled dropbox for cash & I would suggest stopping by an ATM before arriving here. By chance I didn't have much cash on hand & had to forgo some purchases & that's ok because I will revisit this farmers market again & bring some friends who share my enjoyment of fresh fruits & vegetables.  Be sure to like on FB & tell a friend https://www.facebook.com/bengtsonsfarmersmarket/

Although the personable young woman minding the store was friendly and helped choose a decent…read morewatermelon (Hopefully. It's cooling in the fridge uncut.), the cost of 18 strawberries - twelve so moldy that they were black and collapsing inward- 7 peaches (two with worms, one with flesh that separated at a slight touch; a plastic bear of allegedly local honey and a smallish watermelon totalled $46.44. If everything had been Farmstand Legendary Good, the price wouldn't have been so painful. She also assured me the honey was from Baldwin County. Nope. The small print on the label reads Grand Bay. And as a local, I know that's across the Bay in Mobile County. Shame on you for selling such dreck. I knew something might be wrong when she ungently dumped the peaches and berries into plastic grocery bags to recycle the green paperboard containers for the umpteenth time. Lesson for the Day: Don't confuse a new (and only one-time) customer with a just- passing- through Holiday Beach Tourist.

This newly opened locally women owned and operated market is a breath of fresh air to the area…read more Located near the intersection of Co Rd 12 and Hwy 59 is The Farmhouse Market with a clean, near, organized and pleasant shopping experience throughout. Upon entering there's friendly greetings with offers to help find anything you're looking for, with a gift shop vibe. There's all sorts of stuff here from local artisan clocks to la arge selection of hard to find and retro sodas, beauty products, cards and more. But wait there's more! In the rear, and even bigger space with a large selection of honey and related products, suaces, jellies, butter, milk, eggs, frozen goods of breads, pies, including shrimp, and so much more. But of course there's produce that will obviously vary by season. Today the choices included a variety of tomatoes and onions, fresh garlic, peppers, and fruits. Bottom line: Fresh locally sourced produce and vegetables, gifts, and local products in a lovely environment with friendly, helpful staff. Highly recommended!!! https://www.facebook.com/thefarmhousemarketal/

This is NOT a food market. If that's what you want ,look elsewhere. Saddest display of a few…read moreveggies that I've ever seen. Lots of candles, canned food, hot sauce, old lady clothing and some "Amish" bakery items. Might have been a bit off season, but I don't see where they'd bring in more veggies. Should change name, "Farmers Market" is deceiving .

Great Saturday activity! So many local artists, cooks, makers, and more. The walk is easy and all…read moreof the vendors are so nice. A few of my favorites were the plant stalls, drive by pies, and all the artists! Everything is so fresh and so unique. It's things you probably wouldn't find anywhere else! I would definitely love to come back

A Lot of vendors. Easy walk. Come out and support your locals. Everything is on the menu out here…read more Art to jewelry to garden plants.

Bailey's is moi #1 favorite place to shop in Pensacola…read more When I first purchased moi Surf Shack here in Pensacola I planted several orange, grapefruit, lemon/lime citrus trees etc., all from Bailey's. Moi favorite fruit is Mandarins. I love Mandarins & Bailey's had a miniature one that I purchased in 2023 that I planted in a very large pot. It's doing so fabulous & produced its first harvest of fresh organic Mandarins just in time for our Thanksgiving holiday. The Organic Mandarins from the miniature tree aren't mini at all, they are yuge, super acidic & super juicy tasting. The best Mandarins I have ever had, and I grew them myself. I also made all my own homemade organic fertilizer for them out of kitchen scraps, banana peels & egg shells etc., they are truly delicious. OuiOui :)... All the plants I have purchased from Baileys are doing great, however, the Miniature Mandarin Tree is the show stopper. If you love Mandarins, I highly recommend the Miniature Mandarin Tree. OuiOui. Bailey's has tripled in size since I first started shopping there. Now, there are two more lots with tons of Christmas trees & tons more plants. The produce section has also grown to triple in size & they are now carrying tons more inventory, gourmet goods, culinary utensils & cookware etc., LOVE the specialty items. I'm so excited to see what Bailey's develops with the new additional, outbuildings & extra lots with extra parking. It looks so beautiful as Bailey's has always done a great job with the Nursery & nursery plants. Thank you so much to Bailey's for carrying all the fresh local Florida produce, gourmet goods, local herbs, local foods, "Food forest" landscaping & the most fabulous fruit trees. Moi beloved Minature mandarine tree just produced its first harvest just in time for our Thanksgiving Holiday! Orange you the best! OuiOui :)' Added to moi lists of "Where are the treasures in Pirate'cola" lists. Highest Recommendations.

This is one of our favorite markets here in Pensacola. No matter the time of year there are always…read moreoptions of fresh vegetables and a large selection of mixes, condiments, soups & much more. It's a beautiful market and it even offers plants. Always love shopping here.

Visiting the Gulf Shores area and wanted some fresh bread and produce, so we looked up the nearest…read morefarmers market and Coastal Alabama Farmers Market popped up, open 9AM-2PM on Saturday's. Not only was everyone friendly but there were a variety of vendors and a great selection of produce, vegetables, baked goods, and more. The setup was great, very organized and clean. Well laid out. We left with fresh sourdough, jalapeño cheddar bread, lemon cake, chicken salad, seafood salad, cookies, micro greens, parsley, and fresh strawberries that taste so sweet! We were both so glad we stopped here. And now we have lunch for the next few days!

So many great vendors. Went on a gorgeous day, got a coffee from southern cup. Picked up some super…read moresweet strawberries, a pastry bun and guava and cream cheese pastellitos

Veteran/Family-owned PESTICIDE & FERTILIZER FREE pick your own/pre packaged blueberry farm!…read more They were very friendly and informative through our whole visit, and gave us very good advice on how to pick blueberries, as well as where the best berries were. The bushes are close enough together to provide shade from the sun, but not so close that it was a tangle and there were plenty of bushes to pick from! We were able to pick about 4 pounds of big, dark blue berries in less than 15 minutes. I definitely plan on going back next year! According to the owner, the best time of year to go is in June.

Every year they provide the best tomatoes, watermelon, cantaloupe, corn and other produce that were…read morecan get fresh during the season.

Let me start by saying that I rarely leave negative reviews, especially for a local business in…read moreMilton, Florida, where I was born and raised. I understand how important small businesses are to our community and generally try to support them whenever possible. Unfortunately, my experience at this establishment was very disappointing. During my visit, I spent approximately $45 and was made to feel as though I was being treated with suspicion, despite giving no reason for concern. The way I was looked at and spoken to left me feeling uncomfortable and unwelcome. In addition, I was troubled by the way the owner appeared to interact with both customers and employees. Professionalism, respect, and good customer service are essential in any business, and unfortunately, that was not the experience I had. I hope this feedback is taken constructively so that future customers and employees are treated with the courtesy and respect they deserve.

If you're anywhere near Bypass Farmers Market, do yourself a favor and stop in. This place is the…read morereal deal. Five stars all day. The moment you walk in, you can tell this isn't some big chain pretending to be local--this is the kind of spot that actually is local. Fresh produce that looks like it came straight off the farm, a great selection of meats, and plenty of those little extras you didn't know you needed until you saw them. What I really appreciate is the quality. Everything I've picked up here--from the vegetables to the cuts of meat--has been fresh, flavorful, and worth every penny. You can taste the difference. And here's a bonus I didn't expect--I can actually find items here for making Indonesian meals. That's not something you see everywhere, and it's a big win in my book. The staff are friendly, helpful, and make you feel like a regular even if it's your first visit. That kind of service goes a long way. It's the kind of place you swing by once... and then suddenly it's part of your weekly routine.