How do you like them apples?? Very much indeed! This smaller orchard was just peachy!! It featured…read morea cool LOVE sign and an activity/game area for families! If you feel like picking your own fruit, the cozy orchards are perfect - but I (feeling lazy) just bought mine in the barn store! There were so many varieties of apples, and I also picked up some apple cider donuts, cider, baked goods as well as greeting cards, jams and pumpkins! The aesthetic was a cool vibe and all the displays were beautiful! There were some picnic tables and a gazebo and plenty of parking. The restroom is across from the parking lot and was pretty clean!! I loved this quaint country orchard and can't wait to go back!!

Great array of apples, pastries, jellies, jams, and more! Just in time for Fall!! Beautiful stop to…read moretake photo ops and enjoy the scenery or even pick up some wonderful food!! Highly recommend this cute place!!

Well success has a great influx if people ! Well this has put the demand up versus quantity down !…read moreTomatoes is is grocery store quality ! Very sad! Great people but very bad business model ! They tried to upscale on corn ! Embarrassing !

Best farm stand in the area! Lots of great local produce, flowers, baked goods and more. We love…read morevisiting during pick your own strawberry season. Prices cant be beat and the quality is always great!

Good Food When There's Nowhere Else To Find It!…read more This place is very simple, so I'll keep my review simple, too. The sandwiches were made-to-order and used quality meat. There's nothing special about this place, but the food is inexpensive and is the equivalent of your mother making you lunch when you were a kid; soothing, homey, and nostalgic. if you're in the middle of nowhere, stop here for a bite.

Service was very annoyed with me it felt. The food is okay, it's just a gas station so I didn't…read moreexpect that much lol. The man behind the register seemed rather annoyed that I had cash, and the overall vibe of the place was very sketchy. I don't expect a lot from a gas station, but I expect nice service, the service was not nice. After a long day of work, I'd like to have a nice conversation, not be heckled.

I always loved to go to Charlottesville City Market when I lived in Charlottesville, and come back…read moreall the way from D.C. every once in a while specifically for a few businesses. One that I want to highlight and isn't on Yelp by itself unfortunately is Sweet Jane's Kitchen Maryland Style Crab Cakes. They don't have a brick and mortar but she is always there every Saturday the Market is open from 9am-1pm. Since moving from FL I have never had a single good crab cake in all of VA...UNTIL I tried Jane's crab cakes. They are all of what a good crab cake has to offer: A large thick patty mostly consisting of super fresh crab and garnished with delicious spices and only small amount of filler. Their homemade sauce is perfectly zesty and pairs well with the crab cake and bun; I always get extra. To top it off the owner is always very kind and runs it with her family. Other than this one there is a flower shop that carries my favorite celosia flowers and my favorite caromont farm goat cheese. They have a wonderful variety of other unique shops and delicious food vendors to try. I highly recommend Jane's crabcakes and the Charlottesville City Market in general, so much that I am willing to travel almost 2 hours to get there. Honestly the best green market I've been to in VA.

Love this Saturday market and always try to come by when I'm in town. There are a ton of vendors…read moreselling all sorts of items from crafts to produce. It's dog friendly so we recently brought our pup. Just be aware this is a busy market with lots of dogs in general, which did get overwhelming for her after a bit. One of my favorite weekend stops!

We've been coming to the pumpkin patch for a few years, we love the tractor rides and the corn…read moremaze. We went on a Friday when most people with kids are in school so we got through everything pretty quickly. The farm is beautiful and everyone working there is as kind as can be.

My two toddlers and I went to this farm a couple weeks ago on a weekday. I paid $12 which wasn't…read moreterrible and it came with a pumpkin. My kids were free but they were under 2. It's hard to travel with a stroller on the farm but being that I was by myself, it would've been impossible for me without it. However the staff on the farm were extremely helpful and kind. One of the tractor drivers was kind enough to explain to me what was offered on the farm. We took the tractor down to where all the activities were. It was simple with some animals and a huge box full of corn for the kids to play in. And they played for hours! There was food too but we didn't end up getting anything, even a coffee truck which is a nice touch for parents as they watch their kids play in the corn. Then the tractor takes everyone down to the pumpkin patch where you choose your own. It's a great thing to do with the kids in the fall!

Great finds and prices at this outdoor farmers market right in town across from playground. We got…read moreincredible chicken and vegetarian tamales from Braulia's booth and ate them on the shaded bleachers across the street. Got some great sunflowers, peaches, and other vegetables too. Excited to come back to get the tomato pies, sticky buns, and bbq sauces on sale at other booths. Vendors also all safe and wearing masks as well as patrons.

It is billed as a Farmer's Market but the reality is it has devolved into more of a crafts fair…read morecomplete with the standard kettle corn guy, chain saw sculptures and home made soap on a rope. The few 'farmers' that are there ( I counted three people that might be; although the biggest one looks like a produce wholesaler) sell at prices higher than full price at a good quality supermarket.

If I have given the store 0 rating I would have done it. The scale is rigged in the meat…read moredepartment. I got got fresh meat from the store and it weighed at 6.13 lb when I came home I weighed the meat and it was only 5.15 lb, it was cleaned and weighed at the store so no cleaning was involved.

This is a winner, relatively new, and incidentally stumbled upon after a requisite Chung's haircut…read more A new, eastern, asian, middle eastern grocery with a similar *and* unique inventory to the two other choices in Cville. Some examples: lebanese groceries, big fresh pita, lavash, other exotic breads, bulgarian cheese, kashkaval, syrian cheese, cans and has of all the required pickles (olives, red peppers and turnips), turkish groceries, indian/pakistani spices, arab desserts (fresh and frozen), unique flavored malt drinks, etc etc etc etc....... And the owner said he was awaiting a specialized oven, to bake his own fresh naan. Hoorah. If these intersect your culinary crosshairs, then you gotta stop here, and stock up on everything you didn't knowyouneeded....

We have been to Caromont Farm for their goat snuggling sessions in the past and have always left…read morefeeling so happy and warm inside! The sessions involve going around to different stations based on ages of the goats. They also invite local artisans and food vendors - we got a beautiful wooden cheese board. They also offer samples of their cheeses as well as tubs of goat cheese to purchase. The truffle goat cheese is AMAZING! NOTE: Currently, the sessions are on pause due to COVID19, but I just want to give a shout out to the amazing work they put into this farm, caring for their goats, and their cheese making! As of March 2020, they are doing pre-order and pick ups for their cheeses - be sure to look at their websites for locations to grab this delicious local cheese and farm!

Caromont Farm is delightful. I have visited for multiple goat snuggling days, and they were fun and…read morecharming experiences. The farm is set in a beautiful hilly area with trees and rolling meadows. There are goats, chickens, peacocks, and the friendliest shaggy dogs you will ever meet. Wear boots or sneakers that you can lose to mud, and dress in layers. There is a very clean port o potty and a sink hooked to a (very cold!) well, so you can wash your hands. You will leave covered in hoof prints, fur, and animal slobber. I cannot speak to the locavore dinners held at the farm, but I would love to attend one. The owner is well travelled and versed on international cuisines, and she speaks with great fondness of other local producers. The farm's cheeses are incredible. My personal favorite is their black truffle chèvre. They also make delicious logs with herbes de Provence and pimento cheese. Their aged goat Parmesan is amazing. The cheeses are not strongly flavored of "goatiness"--I understand that is achieved by keeping male goats away from milk-producing females. All the cheese is delicately flavored, and the hot chocolate created for one of the snuggling days that I attended was decadent and divine. (I usually shy away from non-savory goat dairy products because of strong goaty flavors.) I highly recommend Caromont Farms. Be aware that there is virtually no cell reception at the farm.