We made sure to check the website before driving mode to this market. Market it states that…read morewell-behaved leash pads are welcomed in outdoor market areas but are not allowed inside any of the buildings, sheds or shops. That is totally reasonable so we made the truck over. When we arrived however, I thought we were in the wrong place. It has an industrial feel, not a farmers market feel, and there were no markets going on outside. As a matter of fact, the only market was indoor with about a dozen or so stalls. We were disappointed, but I wanted to check it out so my husband remained in the vehicle with our dog. I looked at every market stall inside and I was in and out in about 5 minutes. Having produce doesn't make something a farmers market. It just felt like walking around local grocery store. About a third of the vendors were fruits and vegetables and the rest were knick-knacks and t-shirts and miscellaneous items. Also, it was incredibly empty. I mean I understand why. I did find a new cider to try but knowing what I know now, I would most likely not make the drive again. I realize I'm not from the area, but this was no different than any local grocery stores to me.

We love coming here for the Fresh produce including heirloom tomatoes, seasonal peaches and…read morestrawberries, and all types of delicious locally made jams from Cottes farms and other places. We also have enjoyed the beans and olives stuffed with lemon rinds that we bought here. We almost always stop by when we are next door at Jesse Israel's.

There were a lot of vendors on my visit. It was a nice mix of farmers, drinks and desserts. There…read morewere also a few other types of products as well as angry strumming an acoustic guitar. I love the amount of shade that is at this market. Lots of trees but not a lot of parking. I loved a few of the vendors including the kombucha and the kimchi shot guy. I also picked up an assortment of hot peppers for a fair price. In my opinion many of the items are overpriced. I get making a profit but 8 dollars for a small chocolate bar seems a bit much. I would definitely come back. Bring your own bags.

This market is absolute heaven. Even if they run out of flowers early and might not have the most…read moreproduce of any market - they make up for it in locational beauty and better products. It's a joy to walk the market and then walk the nearby surrounds. The ambience of a sunny day here is unmatched in my farmer's market experience.

Nice farmers market in downtown Asheville. Not a lot of vendors but very early in the season…read more Bought some micro greens and lettuce and both were great!

We are really loving the tomatoes and peaches we have gotten here. We also love the blackberry…read morejalapeño jam. I recently tried the lemon stuff olives and I was blown away. They were incredibly delicious. I'm glad we finally stopped by. It's becoming a bit of an obsession now. :)

I was visiting from New Orleans when my relative pulled in here for the milk and some produce. What…read morea cool place! I wanted to buy everything in there. The employees were so friendly it felt like I knew them. They are open after Helene and ready for business!

Wow! Great selection, wonderfully fresh produce, and good prices! What a combination!…read moreProduce is clean and appropriately labeled, including lots of items you can't find at the big grocery stores. Hooray!

I love this place it's special ! I really think this is my go to flower place from now on it's $10…read moreto fill a cup. They also have lots of veggies and fresh goodies to choose from in the front stand. What a gem

I have been getting my CSA from Isaiah & Annie at this farm for the past two years and have been…read moredelighted with all my goodies each week. You can pick up your CSA (community supported agriculture) at the farmer's market of your choice, as they have a booth at 3 of the local Asheville farmer's markets weekly. You can also visit their farm, where they have a booth stand. And, they participate with ASAP's Farm tour annually. One of my favorite parts about my CSA is that I'm supporting farmer's directly, and each week Annie sends us all an email where she shares about what's happening on the farm and also recipes.

Great place to go with a group or just yourself. Always friendly and helpful. Apples are always goodread more

Justus Orchard was always my daddy's favorite apple orchard. We stopped in during the fall while…read morevisiting Hendersonville and were not disappointed. Everyone was very friendly and helpful. We bought a peck of apples and they were amazing. The doughnuts and frozen apple cider were both so good. We will definitely be back next fall!

We just moved into the neighborhood and wanted some farm fresh eggs and meat. The owner Joel was…read morefriendly and informative on their products. On our first trip we ended up with a dozen fresh eggs and a key lime pie. They sell goats milk soaps and other products too.

We've been using Skyland Farms products for years but this was our first visit to the farm store…read more We'll definitely be back! Convenient, clean, good selection, and wonderful assistance. They even let us (I have two young girls) walk down the driveway to see the pigs from a distance. Let's just say, the girls were thrilled! See you again soon!

Friendliest folks in the High Country! I went for strawberries and the nice lady (owner) said to…read moretry one and taste for myself! So good...got some pickled okra too. Pay them a visit, you will love the produce and she has her art displayed in the building next door.

Loved did not get pies but got delious apples. Everyone was very friendly. Did not get to stay…read morelong as I was on a walker.

The Flat Rock Farmers Market is a special place…read more While in the surface, you'll find merchants selling various products and services that you'd expect at most farmer's markets around the United States, this one is slightly different. When you first arrive, take a look around. Take note of both the customers and proprietors. They all have something in common; these are your neighbors, friends, and perhaps even your family. And if they aren't, they soon will be. While there is a cornucopia of goods and services, there is no "anchors", meaning tables that are there every week. Instead, the tables and tailgates vary from weekend to weekend. You'll see everyone from a retired couple supplementing their income by selling cookies and slices of cake, to hippies offering the bounties of their gardens, to even a guy who sells seafood that he brought in fresh from the coast. Candles, freshly picked mushrooms, back massages, soups, sauces, pickles and so much more. I cannot say to stop by and check it out. Instead, set aside an hour, weekly, check out the goods & services, and make some new friends and family.

From the owner: Our Flat Rock Farmers Market is a place to discover local foods and locally made goods grown and…read moreproduced by farmers, artisans and businesses in our area. Our mission is bringing you the freshest variety of local foods, grown sustainable and with organic (non-chemical) methods to ensure you are getting quality food for you and your family. You are welcome to ask your farmers what practices they use. Our market is a quaint, local spot in Flat Rock filled with friends and neighbors who share a passion for supporting local. Children fill the market playing and visiting. We provide local music entertainment while you shop. Our market is supported through the Flat Rock Merchant's Association.

This is our local farm stand/farmers market. They have a bunch of local produce, meats & dairy!…read morePick your own flowers or buy some precut for you. Stepp's raspberries are the best around and they have them during the season. Very nice people also. I will look forward to them being around seasonally every year!

This is a wonderful place to visit and very easy to get to in Hendersonville. We stopped by the…read morefarm to see about their fresh vegatables. We were pleasantly surprised by the superb quality of their offerings. Their zucchini and squash were flawlessly presented. They had beautiful strawberries by the bucket. Their frozen meat products were plentiful and they had an array of honeys, jams, and relishes. Ice cream is very much on the menu at the farm whether it be on a cone, cup, or in a shake. The best part was going in the back with my wife where she picked wild flowers (no charge), along with sunflowers (huge). I highly recommend visiting the Johnson Family Farm. We were not expecting much when we got there, but left knowing we would return. I hope this helps.