This is such a treat! I love this farmers market. There is so much to choose from including baked…read moregoods and fresh mozzarella. There's also fresh veggies and fruit. The tomatoes were actually huge. There's also some art vendors if you like sea glass or jewelry. I also got the cereal and milk shake from Shore Shake. I got so many comments on it. It was a delicious milkshake with lucky charms on the bottom and top. Definitely check them out if they are there. I have had the fresh burrata and ricotta from one of the cheese vendors and it was very good! If you are free on a Monday or Friday, this is the place to come!

Great variety Fresh veggies and fruits, baked goods, good service and nice friendly atmosphere.read more

Always a stroll of joy at the Brick Farmers Market!!…read more You know that a market is well run when the same vendors return year after year. My grandson rushes to Mr Dino to get freshly made mozzarella cheese and I always pick up some raviolis!! Can't not buy a Whoopee Pie at the first vendor on the left! Great fresh and unique produce plus wine, beer and spirits. This is all in a beautiful setting along the water. My advice ... get there early because the good stuff goes quickly. Today's haul ... raviolis, fresh cheese, corn, tomatoes, peppers, mushrooms, radishes, lettuce, and more!!

Good selection of vendors. A little early in the season for large selection of fresh produce but…read morethat will improve as the summer moves on. The park has lots of parking but the entrance and exit can be a bottle neck.

I stopped in expecting to pick up some fresh fruit and vegetables as I was disappointed I walked in…read moreand walked out. The selections were very slim, prices were high and items were not appealing. From what I observed most people stop in to purchase sandwiches as quite a few people were waiting at the counter.

This little place has everything you need and for good a price! You can pick up lots of fresh…read morefruits and veggies, the basics like bread/milk/canned goods, etc. They also have a deli counter. The meats are all Boar's Head and a truck comes quite often....as I see it driving by why I'm running on the treadmill at the gym next-door! Customer service is superior. The place is family owned and they will go out of their way to help you. The place gets a lot of foot traffic, but there are never any lines or crowds. And yes, they have coffee, for a dollar, any size! I'm quite the coffee snob and I'm telling you it's pretty good. Check this place out! It's right next to anytime fitness, near J and G pizza, on lanes mill road.

HOWELL: the Howell Farmers Market is open for the season and newly dog friendly this year!…read moreCheck out their new location at Echo Lake Park, which is a perfectly cute setting to shop the many local vendors featuring: Homemade dog treats from Astro's Naturals. The owner, Donna, is a sweetheart and cares so much about her customers! Freshly baked bread from SweetCammareri's! Delicious! Amazing cupcakes in a jar (with gluten free and vegan options) from Betsy & Lola's! Our favorite rum from Dachshund Distilling! Try a sample and bring home a bottle! Also visit their dog friendly tasting room in Neptune! Delicious distilled spirits from Sourland Mountain Spirits! Samples available! They have dog friendly seating at their distillery in Hopewell Township. Cute painted glass from Can't Contain Myself! ...and even more, including a food truck! Leashed dogs are allowed to shop with you! Bring baggies and enjoy the park setting every Sunday from 10:00am-2:00pm from the end of May through end of October, with a special market for the winter holidays. There is an overflow parking lot that is a short walk from the market. 1225 Maxim-Southard Road, Howell, NJ 07731

An ideal market to get fresh local produce, flowers, juice, and coffee, etc .. They are there…read moreevery Sunday.

There's a farm market advertised on FB. So, I was in the area and I attended it. As expected, it…read morewasn't too crowded due to the restrictions of social distancing. The vendors were there since 10 am and I arrived at 1pm. There wasn't much variety and I'm sure next year will be better. It's unfortunate during these tough times. I'm sure this will not be indicative of the next one that will transpire. So I gave it three stars even though it didn't seem that I should.

It's got an adorable petting zoo so it's fun for the whole family. They have a working farm and…read moresell some produce in the summer and early fall. Now, that the seasons over (it was mid November when we went) it's mainly just decorative pumpkins and gourds. We really enjoyed our visit and can't wait to return. The animals were all well cared for and mostly social. You can feed them carrots. It's also very reasonable. I highly recommend checking them out.

So happy we went! My babies first time at the petting zoo & he had a blast!l. The workers were so…read moresweet & the animals are happy and well taken care of. I can't wait to come back when he's bigger! We also purchased a little donkey that they make from their Alpaca fur which I thought was the coolest thing! He loves it

Always fun, amazing and delicious!!! They always have other fruits and veggies for sale and they…read moreeven have pies! The u-pick blueberries is always such an exciting experience!! Can't wait to bake some blueberry muffins!! Cash only!

Does anyone not love picking fresh Jersey berries in the summer? The quintessence of Americana!…read more This little patch of berry heaven is an early July thing. About 2 more weeks left in the season so hurry hurry hurry. Pick your own only. The berries are large, tangy and sweet and sport that perfect juicy pop in your mouth. The price is right too at $3 bucks a pound. Support a local farmer and their harvest. You will not regret it.

The Market appears fairly welcoming with fresh (kinda) produce and a cafe for breakfast and lunch…read more We stopped 3xs with declining results, and actually fair to horrible. Coffee was fair with a terrible messy, disorganized set-up. Fruits were ok but the bananas and grapes were overripe. One day for lunch, 7 of us ordered different items with 3 of us ordering a salad. ALL the salads had mold, and, upon returning them back to the cafe, was met with a bad attitude and no sign of the Market dumping out the rest to serve to other patrons. Just a disorganized and low quality experience all around.

I've been a customer at Charlie's for years and I think it is one of the most hidden gems of the…read morejersey shore. The cheesecake is outstanding and the kitchen staff makes exquisite breakfast and lunch. I would recommend going there when you get the chance.

I needed flowers for table arrangements for my parents' anniversary celebration in Freehold. At…read morehome in PA, I have a go-to farm nearby that sells zinnias and other flowers. I wondered if a similar farm existed near my parents. I found The Farm and stopped by on my way to the beach during my stay in Freehold. Dorothy was wonderful! She noted exactly what I needed and had three beautiful bunches of zinnias and other flowers ready and reserved for me on the day I wanted to pick them up, at an excellent price. I picked up tomatoes too. She went the extra mile, and her sweet dog Petey was there to help me every step of the way!

New owners of what used to be the Meadow View Farm, still specializing in Christmas trees: you pick…read moreout the tree and they'll either reserve it for you to have it cut and picked up later OR you can have it cut and loaded on the spot. Family owned business, very friendly service in the old school Jersey farmer tradition. Excellent value and discounted selections available. Families welcome. Three generations of farming tradition now on premesis, these new owners moved from Freehold and bring with them an awesome addition to the area: chem free produce! Summer, as devoted followers may recall, is The Farm's time to shine: Berries, heirloom tomatoes, cut flowers, and greens have a devoted following, and other seasonal produce is featured as available. Sweet potatoes and local honey are available in winter, along with locally crafted decor items such as wreaths and sprays. Seedlings and herbs available in spring. For a true three season, back to nature experience right in the middle of all the hustle and bustle, look no further.