Produce is not maintained well. I purchased about 5 lbs of peaches to make a dessert. I'm mindful…read morenot to poke around at peaches as they are very delicate. All of the ones on top looked great however two days later every peach below the top row was rotten/moldy. Basically 60%-70% of the purchase was wasted. They should reconsider the farmer they are working with or keep a better status of the quality of their produce.

Cute and convenient location. A lot of name brand produce from the store though (Driscoll's). Maybe…read moreit's a mix of local farms and large corporation produce? Walked through and several of the blackberries had mold on them. I liked that they offered premade food/ meal options. Also liked the garden area with tons of plants.

Great cucumbers ! Cash only !!!! Amazing spicy boiled peanuts ! Actually spicy and perfect !!!!read more

It's a good quick meat and three type place. I go to the restaurant side mostly but there is a…read moremarket as well. I had hamburger steak with gravy and onions. It was good- wish there were more onions. Also had green beans and okra. The meat and 2 sides is $13.00. You order at the counter and they bring you your food. Nice little quiet spot.

Shop was amazing. Customer service was delightful. The restaurant was unreal. Cheeseburgers were…read moreout of this world or sliders. Bread was wonderful. Okra was great. This place everyone should visit.

People, People with Paws, and Little People oh my!…read more Pepper Place Farmers' Market is basically Birmingham's Saturday granola goes southern parade, except with better snacks and a lot more dogs. Yes, there is fresh produce, baked goods (a line about a block long for one particular vendor), and all sorts of things you absolutely did not plan to buy. But the real hidden gem is the free people watching. It is top tier. You will see stylish shoppers, not so stylish shoppers (yours truly) sleepy parents, tiny children weaving through the crowd like they pay taxes, and dogs who clearly believe this entire event was organized for them personally. The whole place has a fun, happy energy, and even if you came only for tomatoes, you will leave with a pastry, three unnecessary purchases, and at least one strong opinion about someone's hat. Also, pro tip: bring your kitchen knives to be sharpened while you shop. Nothing says "productive weekend" like artisan bread, fresh peaches, and a newly dangerous chef's knife.

What an absolutely incredible farmer's market! This city so blessed to have a market of this…read morecaliber. It makes you feel good to be able to support people from your own community and the farmers always put out good product. Come early to beat the crowds and they sell out very quickly here.

This is an EXCELLENT local resource for all those in Birmingham who want to support local…read morebusinesses while maintaining social distancing. Tons of choices: fresh gulf shrimp, veggies, mushrooms, bread, plants, tinctures, and on and on. Amazing choices and all local. Support local and drive by and have a look.

I found the tomatoes that I wanted, but a little pricey! They also had fresh fruit, but again, a…read morelittle pricey.

I bought 3 watermelon today and paid 15.00 a piece. I didn't mind the price but all three were bad…read more I got two sugar babies and one striped round and not one of them were good.

My friends and a couple family members attended the farmer's market at the Amphitheater this summer…read more- and I found it to be a delightful location in Helena's Old Towne District. Local police made getting in and out of the amphitheater area easy. We got out of the car and I wandered the grounds, visited the individual farms' tables, walked through the park and children's playground areas and really enjoyed myself in the relaxing shade. The Amphitheater is an outdoor concert hall, festival grounds, movie theater and nature park. From their website (www.cityofhelena.org), it looks like they even have a "movie in the park" night throughout the summer. Although there were not any other mothers there, I met one mother who brings her children to play on the playground equipment and relax in the cool shade whenever she can as she lives nearby. The certified farmer's market meets on Saturday in the summer while school is out. I understood as a part of the farmer's market, there is a charity-of-the-week which allows local charities to meet members of their community and garner well-deserved support. The first week I visited, there was a local animal shelter offering dog baths for a donation, so there were many dogs on leashes visiting the farmer's market that day and enjoying themselves to a cool bath under the trees. The following week, we went back and were greeted by delightful young ladies from a local club, dressed in Antebellum dresses. Anyone would appreciate this location who enjoys farmer's markets, local concerts, small community events, children's playgrounds, movie in the park night, parks, trees, and shade. I'd encourage anyone to visit, bring a lunch, and have an old-fashioned picnic.