We heard about this Buffalo Bills bar and tried to check it out. It looks like a great facilty and…read morecrowd. If you are going their, get there early. We got there 45 minutes before kickoff and not a seat to be found.GO BILLS!!

Cute experience for pumpkin picking. It was a small fee to enter the pumpkin patch (either 5 or 10…read moredollars, can't remember) but if you show up in costume, you get in for free. Good selection of pumpkins. Hay ride to the patch is included with your purchase. Pumpkins are bought separately. Corn maze, bouncey jumps for kids, etc all included in the experience. I would recommend.

I love me a farmers market and this one hits on all cylinders. Plenty smiling vendors, hot chai,…read morecider donuts, farm fresh eggs, organic produce, gluten free baked goods from an Irishman and adorable puppies everywhere

I absolutely LOVE this huge farmer's market held at Bryan Park every Saturday morning! Make sure…read moreyou get there early, because it gets BUSY! Today's market was showing so much color everywhere you looked! Fresh produce, gorgeous flowers and yummy breakfast sandwiches! It was great just enjoying my breakfast on a park bench, surrounded by all of the beautiful azalea bushes that are in full bloom! My only complaint is that the park has a narrow road coming in, and when there is a beautiful weather day like this it takes about 30 minutes to get in and park. Definitely worth the visit if you have never been!

Great experience here as well. The ambiance of the park was so cute. Make sure you get there early…read morebecause they WILL sell out. Great food options.

Just updating my review to say I still love this farmers market. When I was living in Southside, we…read moreused to come here a lot. Now I come occasionally to check it out with my friends still in Southside. My favorite vendors that come here are Maharajah Coffee and First Stop Donuts. I love the people running them! I enjoy that it's right in the park so there are quite a few benches to sit on. There are also fun paths to explore with a warm drink and yummy snacks. I highly recommend ordering goodies from the vendors then having a picnic in Forest Hill Park. On my recent visit, I bought some rainbow carrots, acorn squash, spaghetti squash, fennel, and Europa fresh bread. As it gets colder there can be fewer vendors, but they carry everything you could hope and dream of. I loved checking out a vendor that sold holiday candles. There is tons of parking here and it's easy to bike or bus to. I'd recommend checking this market out.

Be prepared to stand in a long line to buy your entry ticket. Though, for the size of the line it…read moremoves relatively fast. Tickets were $8 a person and can't be purchased online from my knowledge. We got skewers, milkshake, pork belly skewers with pancit and lumpia, mango sticky rice, spicy mayo karaage, and takoyaki. We got the spicy skewers which really packed a punch of heat, a little bit too much for our personal comfort. My favorite was the shrimp because it was so snappy. The beef and lamb was tender but did not blow us out of the water. The pork belly had a nice snap from the collagen and fatty parts. The Ferrero Rocher milkshake was so delectable. The service was quick, consistency was not too liquid and not too firm that we couldn't drink it with a straw. Overall a solid milkshake. The sticky mango rice had perfectly ripe mangos but the sticky rice wasn't that fragrant, super creamy though. The original takoyaki were on the larger side but most of the takoyaki was just batter/ not much filling and seafood inside. Though we got it when all the booths were about to close so for $5 for 6 pieces we couldn't really complain. The spicy mayo karaage was a little tough but some pieces were so well crisped and the slight kick from the spicy mayo helped counteract the heaviness of a fried food item. Loved the pork belly skewers from the Filipino food stand, it was very umami and marinated. the lumpia was also not too oily and so crispy. Though the pancit was kind of bland and seemed more to just act as a bedding for the other food items on top of it. They give you sweet and sour sauce as well a vinegar sauce which we ended up pouring onto the pancit for more flavor. The night market also had fair games. Most of them were $10 to play. Toilets were also relatively clean and felt comfortable enough to use for cleaning up after eating all the food.

Really enjoyed the atmosphere! I enjoy my people for real the vibes were nice. There was a DJ…read moreplaying tunes and line dancing was going on! The vendors had really nice stuff, bought some oils from a friendly man and homemade body stuff from a nice lady.

Ashland Farmers Market:…read morewww.facebook.com/AshlandFarmersMarket My husband and I have been going to the Ashland Farmers Market for 8-10 years. It is located behind the Ashland Municipal Building, west of the train tracks. When we started going to this market, it was the only one in the Richmond area, other than the one in Shockoe Bottom. It's open on Saturday mornings from 9:00 a.m. to noon, although, many people are there at 8:30. In the winter, they have a "renegade market" that is open on the first and third Saturday's of the month. It's a small market, compared to South of the James Market, but everything at the Ashland Market is grown or produced locally. There is a good variety, the vendors are very friendly, everything is fresh, the quality is quite good, the prices are very reasonable, and there is plenty of accessible parking. The market is located behind the parking lot, and it is not over-crowded. Since we have been going for so many years, we've gotten to know the vendors well, and what they will be having at different times of the year. It's like one big family there. Things one might find there are: a good variety of seasonal fresh produce and fruit, hydroponic lettuces/greens, micro greens, herbs, a variety of baked goods (breads, sweets, granola, etc.), eggs, pastured/grass-fed meats (such as chicken, pork, beef, lamb, variety of sausages, bacon), fresh cut flowers, plants, jams, jellies, honey.. Occasionally there will be a food truck there, and there is usually live music each week. Because it's not a massive market, it's comfortable walking from vendor to vendor, socializing, and enjoying the day in the small town of Ashland, VA. See their Facebook page for information, photographs, etc.: www.facebook.com/AshlandFarmersMarket

We love love love love love this place! Is it the biggest farmers market in the Richmond area now…read morebut it is in Ashland the center of the universe and the people there are great I've been going there for years and consistently see the same vendors delivering high-quality food and products. As an added bonus they always have musicians they're playing interesting and eclectic music I can think of no place I'd rather be on a Saturday morning then here

For years we didn't frequent here now we love it only draw back is you have to get there early for…read morea parking space I hate that we have to pay to park almost any where

I visited Lakeside Farmers Market on a Sunday when they were having their monthly Maker's Market…read more At the Maker's Market, there are vendors who sell various products, including jewelry, jams/jellies, clothing, and other goods. I didn't see many vendors selling actual produce or other things that you would expect to find at a typical farmer's market. I believe the actual farmer's market is held on Saturdays. I arrived at the market shortly after it opened so parking was a breeze in the attached lot. In addition to the different vendors, they had a food truck vendor set up and performances by a local artist. What brought me to the Lakeside Maker's Market was All Dis Puddin, a local small business that sells various types of pudding. Think banana pudding, but with different twists that don't all include bananas. I've been following this business on Instagram for a while, and when I saw that they were going to be at the market during my Richmond visit, it was my golden opportunity! I placed an order in advance to pick it up at the market. After getting my order, I walked around the market some more and checked out some of the other businesses that were set up there. I also came across Loquito Coquito, another business that I've been following on Instagram. I was able to snag their February special, strawberry coquito. As Yelpers, we make a point to support local businesses, and this was a great way to support small, local businesses.

Who doesn't like a little roadside produce stand? I try to support local markets like this…read morewhenever I can. This market was set up off Patterson Avenue, a pretty busy road. I pulled over to get some Hanover tomatoes as the colorful advertising signs lured me in! I bought a few things, the tomatoes, some cukes, a few apples. Here's where I take my "stand"! I hesitate to say anything negative about local folks, after all, they are just trying to make a buck, but I was not impressed with the produce here. The strawberries were Driscoll's, the same as at any grocer and they were past their prime. The raspberries were fuzzy and the broccoli was not fresh at all! The prices were not even as good as the Food Lion down the street. But, I went ahead and purchased some fruit and veggies to support this stand. They don't take credit cards so I had to go to my car and hunt for change. The plants and garden décor they had for sale were high priced as well. The guy working there didn't know where the produce came from when I asked. I left and went to Food Lion and finished my produce shopping. Sadly, I wouldn't stop again, there are so many other nice farmer's market around that deserve and earn my business.

Awesome produce and jams !! She gets her produce from local farmers and it's a fresh as it gets!read more

This market is fine if you are okay with one vendor for meats, one vendor for veg, etc. This is…read morenot the large South of the James market (now in Bryan Park) or a county wide market like some nearby, it is the size of a neighborhood yard sale. You don't walk in and out saying "is that it?" but you don't need to plan to be there longer than 10 minutes either. Friendly vendors, good parking. 3 stars for being exactly what it purports to be.

It's small, but gets the job done…read more My husband and I stopped her on a whim on a Saturday. I was able to purchase a number of different veggies to bring home and enjoy. Be sure to walk through before you commit because some of the booths carry the same veggies but also offer more variety. I bought blackberries, tomatoes, lemon cucumbers (they are shaped like lemons!), onions and some beans. Prices are slightly higher than the grocery store but I like the idea of helping local farmers.

Excellent fruit and veggie selection. Meats were expensive, but they are everywhere. I would love…read moreif they had more of a selection of herbs. Also, they have great premade foods. Service was calm. Ambiance was a farmers market meets grocery store.

Tom Leonard's always has great seafood, meats, produce, and baked goods. We drive about 35 minutes…read moreto get there, and am never disappointed. From the Venezuelan crabmeat to hand-cut steaks, the selection and quality is awesome. They added steamed and seasoned crabs this Spring for a great price. #2 males for $19.99/dozen. Picked up 2 dozen and while not loaded with meat (as is expected in Spring), the crabs had enough meat and seasoning to make the purchase worthy. Really well-cooked and seasoned. Just wish they had a store in Chesterfield!

Small but mighty farmers market. There are not that many booths, a veggie stand or two, a couple…read morebakeries, a coffee stand, a soap maker, a food truck, a few miscellaneous vendors, and a little play area for the tots. There's a stage where I've seen a bluegrass band and some country singers, but today no one was on stage. I did get some veggies and a butterscotch pecan pie, so looking forward to that. There used to be a great food truck that sold breakfast wraps, which was why I drove out here today, but she wasn't there! Just a hot dog stand. Ah, well, maybe next time! The folks here are nice and I'm happy to contribute to local businesses!

Me gusto mucho el ambiente, sientes que te conectas con la naturaleza y el medio ambiente. Es un…read morelugar muy agradable para despejarte de todo el extres y conectarte contigo mismo.