Discovered AMR Farms at the OHSU Farmer's Market. The best tasting berries I've ever had! Tried…read moretayberries (cross between specific types of blackberry and raspberry) for the first time here...so amazing! They had loganberries, raspberries, and strawberries while I was there. $15 for 6 cartons is an good deal and they have a punch card: after you purchase 10 six-packs you get one free! Not organic, but USDA GAP Certified. More information about that on their website. Looks like they frequent multiple farmer's markets around the state and will be at the Oregon Berry Festival this year. The woman who helped me at the booth was so nice. Glad to support this wonderful, local business!

Great variety. Fresh organic locally grown foods, honey, breads mushrooms, milk, nursery starts and…read morecut flowers, skincare and even some craft vendors. The layout is open and spacious, plenty of parking and dog friendly too. The vendors and service volunteers are attentive and like to answer questions. Lovely way to spend Saturday mornings.

Right in downtown, this market is modest in size but the prices are good and there's a good…read morevariety. There's flowers, vegetables, pastries to snack on while walking around, a lot of starter plants to get your own garden going, and most all the vendors are nice and extremely knowledgeable. They're always willing to give gardening advice. The honey stand doesn't have the greatest customer service but a lot of different flavors and good prices for honey. A few stands sell farm fresh eggs (THE best eggs), but when summer rolls around everyone wants eggs so they sell out fast, be sure to get there early. There are stands for kids, from local non-profits, many times there's live music, and it's walking distance to great local shopping, restaurants, and activities in downtown Albany, which means there is plenty of parking. Earth Day at farmers market is particularly fun. Last summer they didn't allow dogs, which makes me sad, but I've been seeing more dogs here and there. As a community that is not always the most engaged, this market is a great jumping off point and has a lot of potential to increase community engagement. If we all frequent the local farmers market it will get bigger, offer more products, activities, and local resources, and get community members from all neighborhoods connected.

Favorite place in Corvallis to get U pick blue berries ! I love their legacy blueberries but you…read morecan't go wrong with really any type of blueberries. I find their prices to be fair year after year as well as their service. Picking is easy but if you don't want to i believe they sell picked blueberries as well.

I absolutely love this place. we come here every year without fail because it is such an amazing…read moreexperience every time. the workers are super sweet and helpful! They have a cute little stand up where they provide a bucket for you and help navigate you to the bushes that you want to pick from. The only thing is, you don't get to keep your bucket so be sure to bring a bag or a container! there is no time limit, you pay based on weight. However, it is SUPER cheap! we got about 2.75lbs for $6! will definitely be coming back

This was my second visit to Grandpa's Fresh Market, it's a bit of a drive out of the way for me,…read morebut I love supporting local farms and markets. If the experience was different, I would be more than happy to go out of my way. On my last visit, I stopped in for strawberries and raspberries. I have no issues with the produce I purchased. Unfortunately, I probably won't return due to my experience as a shopper. The name Grandpa's Fresh Market gives you a sense of warmth and a welcoming atmosphere. I didn't get that feeling on either of my visits. It was not busy at all when I arrived. There were 3 people around the cash register and I can hear them happily greeting the other shopper that arrived around the same time I did. They encouraged the other person to peruse the side with the home goods. However, I did not get any welcoming words and even at the register, the communication was minimal. - Cash or credit? Do you need a bag? - I am the person that gets invited to bible study by strangers at Barnes & Nobles. I do not have RBF. Although nothing negative was said to me, the experience just left me feeling uncomfortable. I would rather take my business somewhere were all individuals are welcomed and treated as such.

2 ears of corn for a dollar? ?in my opinion that's Price Gouging.Yes everything's expensive but…read morethis is down right sickening.

I chose Denison for my first CSA subscription this year and have zero regrets. Every box has been…read morewonderfully abundant and diverse, challenging me to find recipes for nopales and black currants, but having great staples as well. I love that there's always a fruit or two to round out the veggies!

Love the delicious organic food and amazing friendly staff!…read more You can find them at the Saturday Farmer's Market or the Wednesday Market (and at the Coop! on non-Weds/Sats) I especially LOVE the raab, wonderful tasty juicy strawberries, and convenient salad and braising greens! =)

Such a fun experience to pick blueberries. It has been an annual stop for me for the few years…read more Very lovely people who run the farm

Great prices and even better blueberries! When we went to the coast for our vacation we knew that…read moregoing to a U-Pick farm was a must. Luckily we found these guys and had an absolute blast. The location is quiet and offers a wonderful view while you pick, the owners were also very friendly and lovely to talk to. We hope to visit again next summer!

The Winns just treat me right. I visit their farm store (open Tues/Thurs atm) solely to purchase…read moremeat, but they do a lot more (the hatchery and livestock part). If you are in the Corvallis/Albany area- and aren't already familiar with their farm, you are missing out. Their thick cut shoulder bacon has made me a believer in the bacon craze. Beautiful pork chops/roasts and seasonal lamb. Seasonally, they produce the best ham I have ever tasted- either in roast or steak form. The chicken is divine, and spoils you for the slimy grocery store alternative. They also offer goat, duck, eggs, and an array of pork sausages. They recently started selling grass-fed/finished buffalo that cooks up like a steak that I can't afford. Their prices are quite reasonable, and veer away from the high price tag normally associated with 'small batch' style farms. This is farm owned and operated by a local Corvallis family, who are incredibly nice people- who care about the animals that they raise- and the products which they offer. A visit to the farm is worth the short drive, but you can also catch April at the Corvallis Farmer's Market.

Farmer's Market Foods makes a great line of canned winter squash for the holidays. They have spiced…read morepumpkin pie filling- versatile for Halloween, Thanksgiving, as a dessert on Christmas. They also have sweet potato, pumpkin&butternut squash purees that are wonderful-for making bisques, or pasta sauces. They're a great Pacific Northwest product. Have a taste of the Willamette Valley!