It is the size of a postage stamp, and if you have ever been to union square farmers market in NYC,…read moredo not come expecting that. What you will get here is a curated selection of local vendors with pretty much all you need. The only thing missing was a bakery stand IMO. Reasonable prices, too.

Great small market filled with local vendors. Many other farmers markets bring in people from far…read moreaway to make a large space. This market is on the smaller size with between 12-20 vendors. But, they are great choices of people, many of whom operate in Pittsfield or adjacent towns. I am a huge fan of Square Roots Farm, Hilltop Orchards and Cricket Creek Farms. Hardly a week goes by that I do not get something from each of them. Many others are also great. Here is a tip -- if you have the time -- go to both this market and the one in Lanesboro at the Berkshire Mall. They are at the same time and are only a few miles apart. The difference is that most of the Lanesboro vendors get their produce from the Pioneer Valley (Springfield / Northhampton / Amherst region). Their growing season is a little different. So, sometimes you will find fresh strawberries in one market and fresh blueberries in the other.

For 30 years I've either baked or picked up a raspberry pie for my husband's birthday. Since we…read morejust moved to the area and this place seemed pretty busy, I thought I'd try one of their pies. Stopped in yesterday and got a raspberry pie and a "walnut" brownie for myself. I ate the brownie on the drive home. It was dry, hard and contained pecans, not walnuts. Not a big deal for me since I like both walnuts and pecans. But still ... The pie might be the second worst raspberry pie I've purchased (second only to one that never gelled). First, it's salty. EW! It should be sweet and tangy. Heck, my husband wouldn't mind tart. But salty? No. Second, I paid $22 for a pie with what looks and tastes like canned raspberries. The filling if very syrupy, gooey. Either that or they misused ClearJel rather than tapioca or corn starch for thickening. It's so thick, it coats the back of your throat, like you've eaten corn syrup poured over smashed raspberries. It doesn't taste like the appropriate amount of sugar was added to the filling either. It does not taste fresh at all. It tastes like one I could have picked up at the grocery store. As a matter of fact, I think Hannaford's has mini pies that are far better.

My husband and I came here just to check it out and ended up buying almost everything. First off,…read morethe food is amazing. The Hurricane sandwich was divine, and my beef brisket bowl was incredibly delicious--the meat was so tender. We also picked up doughnuts, chocolate fudge, beef jerky, apple cider, and more. Highly recommend stopping by! We would have taken home some plants too, but it started pouring.

I am so glad my daughter-in-law introduced me to this fabulous little market! It may say farmers…read moremarket, but boy, is it so much more! Fresh foods, fresh coffee, fresh, pastries, fresh premade foods, fresh packaged meats, and cheeses from the locals, and don't forget the jams! I have officially made three trips this week :-) They also have the most fabulous juice options! Earlier this week, I chose the ginger lemonade. Very heavy with natural ginger and I love it. It's very tasty by itself, but be ready for that kick of ginger. I happen to really love ginger and know how good it is for me, so I went back and got more. Now, that being said, it is wonderful, mixed with Absolut with a little bit of sugar! L O L ;-) My son and his beautiful wife and kids moved to the Berkshires for his job!! They try to support every local business, because they own one as well!! What a beautiful area!!

Cute little shop, amazing selection of gluten free and dairy free items. Parking is around back.read more

It's a small shop with farm-fresh milk, eggs, and meat. I really like the variety of cheeses and…read moresausages they have. Looks like they host events on the weekends too, which is great for families. We were in the area and decided to check it out. It's a nice space.

Off the beaten or better yet paved way but a gem…read more A tiny shop with a handful of fridges full of the best cheeses, packed meats and sausages and dairy products. They're cheeses are all a must alongside their breakfast sausages and Italian sausage. Full of great flavor and incredibly lean with all the great taste. The rest of the store is stocked with pasta, sauces, breads, local goods, chocolate, ice cream and granola. Everything I've had has been delicious and I can't help but keep going back for some of my favorites. You'll find their name in local markets and farmers markets.

Me and the Mrs loved this place!! Great friendly service…read moreShrimp PoBoy sandwich... excellent The apples are great The pears are great The Dutch Apple Pie is awesome The Apple cider donuts are awesome Great products and variety Friendly staff Highly recommend!!

super pricy but the pies are yummy , the cashier lady was alil rude, long check out lines . the…read morejams are super yUMMY !!!

We stopped by on a rainy Saturday morning after a running race. There were only about 16 vendors…read morebut an interesting selection of quality vegetables. Fresh cheese and meats, flowers fresh baked good including awesome looking bread, pop-cycles, hand crafted toys and more. There is a small parking lot with free parking adjacent from the market. Traffic is a bear to maneuver between many pedestrians from the college. I selected fresh cheese for $6. And beautiful rainbow Swiss chard for $3.50. Prices were reasonable and vendors are friendly. Be sure to bring you own bags!

On Thursday, May 22, stopped here in the morning for iced butter pound cake and some doughnuts. I…read morereally have liked this place and am SORRY I saw this, but as I was walking past the dairy section with cheeses and milk, a huge cockroach was walking across the floor right out in the open, heading toward the meats. I told an attendant, who quickly came out with a paper towel and took care of it. I realize these things happen at eateries, but I wish I hadn't seen it.

Lovely Farmers Market in the beautiful Berkshire town of Great Barrington. We were staying in a…read morehotel nearby and really enjoyed our visit to this farmers market, which is tucked away on a side street and is walkable from anywhere in the downtown area. There were cheese vendors, a bread vendor, live music, fruit & vegetable vendors, flower vendors, a mushroom vendor, and craft vendors as well. Great place to grab something freshly made to eat and sit and enjoy the warm, friendly, and relaxed atmosphere. We'll definitely visit again the next time we're in the area.

The great barrington farmers market is an amazing place to shop for produce and more!read more

I'm so glad I found Meadow Farm Equipment!…read more For me owning a house in the Berkshires has meant lots of yard, garden, and driveway work. Once I got a truck, I found myself coming here several times a week to purchase mulch, driveway mix, gravel, compost, topsoil. They also sell chainsaws, weedwackers, and leaf blowers (they are official Stihl, Husqvarna, and Echo dealers). The mulch, compost, and top soil I picked up from them was great quality! The best I have seen from anywhere! Even better, their prices are great and they deliver! The customer service is great! I've worked the most with, Alex and Jen, if I arrive at 7:01am or 4:55pm they are always fast, pleasant, courteous, and professional. The staff has been super knowledgeable about their products. When I went in to look at a new chainsaw Alex asked me a bunch of questions to better understand my needs before making recommendations. (The prices were very competitive to what I've seen at big box stores.) I had them repair my weedwacker, they did the work quickly (called me to let me know it was ready) and it works better than ever. FYI, it seems like they repair pretty much everything, sharpen chainsaw blades, and work on lawn mowers and tractors.

I love stores like this! If they don't come out to greet you - give a holler into the office out in…read morethe garage! They are knowledgeable about their products and have a wide selection of replacement parts for your yard equipment. We got a few yards of dirt and organic compost one year. There were a few things in the compost I wouldn't consider organic - wire, plastic... check out a higher grade compost in a bag for vegetable gardens. The prices were fair and delivery was fast. Their location is cool convenient right on 102 but the end of the drive could use some fill in the pot holes. Drive slowly. We go back because they are locally owned and like to support our community. One thing I've learned since moving from the west coast is - northeast customer service is not the same as west coast or southern hospitality.

Quality and range of foods are excellent, and the prepared section is more than adequate. Costly,…read morebut that's expected. Lots of treats for the vacationer. The lines move fast, and I like that they reuse boxes instead of offering shopping bags. My only complaint is the patrons, who are exactly the aggressive, spoiled types I have to deal with at home, and who I wish I could avoid on a vacation. Going down an aisle or waiting your turn for counter help is not fun.

Great grocery store and fine foods! After stocking up on wine and champagne at Spirited, we were…read moresorry to see that they dispensed with their cheese and pate counter. But they pointed us towards Guido's for our cheese needs and did they deliver! Local and imported artisanal cheeses and pates and other fine foods. The counter person was knowledgeable about her wares and guided us on our selection. Yum! Now we got some fancy fromage to go with our vin!

Wasn't as big as I thought it was going to be. The place was cute with about a dozen or less…read morevendors. People were friendly and you can tell it's a local favorite. A lot of people were out socializing and listening to the live music. We were hoping for some unique vendors but there was nothing out of the ordinary, which is why I gave it a 4. If ur looking for a traditional local environment and farmer's market, you'll like this one.

Very nice little farmers market, with appropriate precautions during Covid…read more When we stopped by today, there were about 10 vendors set up--offering fresh veggies, cut flowers, Vermont syrup, honey, cookies, and even cute face masks. At the entrance, there were a few rules posted to keep things safe: wear masks, hand sanitizer between stations, maintain 6 ft distance. There were plenty of hand sanitizers available throughout for patrons, and even a couple of hand washing stations set up. We were asked to give our name and number upon entering for contact tracing, and then passed through a second tent that allowed us to use our credit card to buy tokens for use at the market. Traffic flow was set up so that people were generally moving in one direction only, and people did a good job of distancing. Was a nice spot to get some sunshine and help support local business. Glad we came!