Love the presentation of plants and veggies and cut flowers the best…read more Have bought majority of flowers to plant for past 10yrs.

I loved working here with Jack and his family it was a blast! Good produce and even better corn!…read moreDefinitely 5 Stars.

The corn is exceptional. There is no fresher corn than this! They bring the corn in from the field…read moreevery day, and what I love is that you get to go over to the piles of this beautiful corn and pick the ears you want! I could eat this every day and never get tired of it! I only wish my parents were alive and able to enjoy it with me- there's nothing both of them loved more than fresh and sweet Jersey corn! Oh- and they have beautiful Jersey tomatoes as well. And they are as friendly as can be, which adds to the great experience of going there.

My family's local go-to for fresh Jersey corn - and other homegrown goodies! The corn is so fresh…read morethey replenish it throughout the day. They also typically have fresh bouquets of zinnias and other wild flowers for a great price.

I go to Fairless produce frequently! Love their quality of…read moreproduce & flowers are awesome! Staff is great

Tremendous selection of fresh produce. They pack a lot into a small space. I read an interview with…read morethe owner in the local paper. He grows most of the vegetables and what he doesn't farm himself, he gets from local growers. Both he and his local suppliers use organic growing principles. All the vegetables and fruit were fresh and delicious. They even had a bag of fresh peeled garlic cloves. Made my life easier!

I hadn't been to this farmer's market in about 10 years and it seems to have grown tremendously…read more. that was appreciated, for sure. Many more fun options! Visited on a beautiful, sunny Saturday about 12:15, so they were almost closing.. plan on coming earlier with the next visit, as some things were sold out already. Nice layout and a variety of quality options. I picked up some really good finds and I can't wait to return, take my time, and really support!

A great place even in 30° weather in January. Dog friendly. Ample parking. Most vendors take card…read moreor Venmo but some are cash only. All of the people are super friendly. A good amount of vendors to choose from in January. Any produce sold is what's in season so you won't find strawberries in January, etc. It's a great way to shop local and organic. Sugar Street Bakehouse is the gem. The owner, Holly, is the sweetest and she makes the best scones and goodies. Tea For All is a great loose leaf tea seller that's reasonably priced - they do source their tea from other wholesalers but it's a nice way to bring loose leaf tea to NJ.

I have been coming to Pineland Farms for almost 10 years and absolutely love the selection and…read morestaff! Like any business, it starts with the owner who creates the environment and mood. Judy, Pineland Farms Family Owner, greets customers by name, prepares meals for her staff (yes, that's right), and is a true gem! The beautiful arrangements, gorgeous flowers, large selection and fantastic positive energy, makes Pineland Farms, my "go to" weekly. I highly recommend this business and hope to visit for another decade! Kelly Brophy

Judee who runs the stand and operates PF itself is a wonderful person. Having spoken to her and…read morelearned a thing or two about blueberry plant growing, I can say that her interest in fostering a relationship with her community is a genuine pearl; it is a pleasure doing business with her!

Great place to find local in-season produce. The cabbages, onions, and potatoes sold here are…read moregreat. Fruit ca be hit-or-miss, particularly the apples (a lot of over-ripe ones in the bins). Route 1 Farm Market doesn't advertise it at all, but they also sell a huge selection of imported Polish, Russian, and other Eastern European products--everything from seasonings to sweets and snacks.

PRINCETON: From May through November, the Princeton Farmers' Market takes place every Thursday…read morefrom 10am-3pm and leashed and friendly dogs are allowed! The last market is on November 21st for 2024. We visited on Halloween for their special Howl-O-Ween Pet Costume Contest and it was so much fun! Cute pups took the stage and everyone was a winner! The live band emceeing was great and very funny introducing all the pups and the crowd was lively cheering them on. The market is located in Hinds Plaza right in the middle of downtown Princeton and is a beautiful spot to browse all the vendors selling a wide variety of goods including these we said hello: Khloe's Paw Pastries - homemade dog treats with human grade ingredients! Freshly baked and so soft! Catalina Empanadas - homemade empanadas and the sweetest owners! Dogs love them too! Longview Flowers - the most gorgeous flowers and bouquets based on seasonal availability! Lost Bread Co. - my eyes immediately darted to the seedy sourdough and it was love at first bite. So many fresh baked loaves to choose from! Small World Coffee - they specialize in coffee, hot and cold caffeinated beverages, pastries and more with 2 locations in Princeton. Nutty Novelties - gourmet and flavored nut butters! They make cute gift bundles! And so many more... Come visit: Hinds Plaza (right in front of Witherspoon Grill) 55 Witherspoon Street, Princeton, NJ 08542 Paid parking is available on the street and in the Spring Street Garage right next to the market. If you are still hungry after noshing at the market, Witherspoon Grill allows leashed dogs on their patio!

This is a small but sweet market that is open on Thursdays right next to the Princeton public…read morelibrary. Parking is not easy, even if you are using a garage. I came for one item, and I found it at the stall for Fruitwood orchards( peas!) there are about 3 other good local farms here too. Prices on the same items vary from farm to farm so it's best to walk through once before you make your selections. There are a few bakeries represented, and usually a few dairies. You can also find local pickles, honey, jams and salsas, soap, and even some snack items. Tip; if you park in the garage by library you have half an hour for free. Good luck with that though....

I had a great experience at 130 Farmers Market. The customer service was excellent from the moment…read moreI walked in. I was searching for nopales for a science project about their health benefits, and after wandering the aisles a kind staff member noticed and immediately stepped in. She asked what I needed, then personally walked me over to the nopales. Super helpful.The market itself is spotless and well‑organized, which made exploring easy even as a first‑time visitor. I kept finding seasonings and spices I'm used to picking up in Brooklyn, so discovering them here was a pleasant surprise. I'll definitely be back to explore more.

If you are looking for produce that can't be found at Shop-Rite or some other supermarket, they may…read morehave it here. As for the quality of the food....not good. I have found MOLD on many of their oranges, their grapefruit are dried out (not juicy at all), and I had a hard time finding a honeycrisp apple that didn't have a bruise or bad blemish. If you want better produce that is actually CHECKED by someone for quality, go to a supermarket. If you want cheap food and you don't care about the quality of the food, you can probably shop here.