Love a good farmer's market and this was a good one! Off season so they weren't super full but it…read morewas great seeing the vendors that were there. T-shirts, jewelry, skin care products, plants, lots of things! Lots of food vendors and little shops on the far side, I found some seasoning, and a Nashville spot where I go mini moon pies and stickers. Spent some time looking at the great designs for t-shirts and sweatshirts at Hug a Farmer stand. I ended up with a great olive-green t-shirt with an outline of the Nashville skyline. The vendor was so nice, and I love the shirts were Comfort Colors as they hold up really well.

It's really cool to have a local farmers market to enjoy, and even better when they also have a lot…read moreof food vendors and boutique shops to browse. The parking can be tough. You have to get there very early or rideshare in. I always get local honey when I'm around, you have to try some. I also found a great small batch lotion/bath/body product vendor called Lynchburg Soap Company. They have the best smelling lotion! Get the Milk and Honey! The plant area was a bit decimated when we went this time. It's not surprising since we had a horrible ice storm recently. I bet they suffered some loss there. Normally it's a bright vibrant place full of lots of flowers and plants. I love browsing the area.

I know we went early in the season but as far as a farmers markets go this one is the most…read moredisappointed I've been. There were nearly no plants or veggies being sold. Not even starter plants. This came across more like a hipster flea market with rood trucks and local crafts.

Not another burger place. Fast food that has no peer. Cori's food is truly delicious. My…read morerecommendation is the Breakfast dog and of course the fries and onion are superb.

Enjoyed a few hours at the Amish country market at the Feedmill in Nolensville ' the old style…read moreambience and fresh Amish Food. Had a quick sandwich from the cafe ' inside the feed-mill ' tried the buggy wheel and the famous chicken salad with cranberries both freshly made and full of flavor . Met up with the owner ( know as " the Feed-mill guy " . ) great conversation which lead to a quick appearance on his media post . If you're in the area or just passing through a stop at the Amish country market at the Feed-mill is worth the stop. Also, don't forget to go outback and enjoy the mill creek ' home to the federal protected Tennessee crawfish. And don't leave without a bag of this * Walnut Creek Peanut crunch pop-corn , maybe get 2 !!

Great selection of goodies! Very friendly staff. We stopped in before a roadtrip to Lynchburg for…read moresnacks! Definitely worth a stop on your drive!

My husband and I like to come and walk around each month if we have time. The booths are pretty…read moremuch the same monthly, and November of 2025 it seems kinda unattended. Maybe they should advertise more?! The addition of a few food and beverage trucks is nice . Selection and value of goods is as expected at a flea market. Come look around- they may have just what you are looking for g for! Parking is $10 but if you live within walking distance it's free.

Happens once a month. Easy parking. Cheap items…read more Really depends on what you are looking for, but there are some great vendors with some unique items. Me personally... I collect vintage Christmas ornaments (old school satin pushpin style), and there is an amazing vendor at the flea who stocks them in spades! I almost don't want to share that as I want to keep that secret to myself so I can get my favorites every time. She is so kind and even let me dig through her back stock for ones not on display yet. Next month is the Christmas flea and y'all know I'll be back! Check it out.

The bustling market of West Nash is socially distanced, masked, and a fabulous time with family as…read moreyou check out the different wares from artisans. Should you fancy yourself a treat, there's everything one might desire from a local market, from southern-style vegan food to freshly made cinnamon rolls and sparkling lemonade. Be aware that, considering these are smaller, home-grown vendors, some of their quantities are limited. You may want to arrive a bit earlier in the day if you have your eye on something in particular. If you're a local to the area, you will most likely see someone you know. In fact, one weekend, there were at least three families we recognized in the park! This makes your shopping experience that much more personal and pleasant, especially in pandemic times. Take a leisurely stroll through the different stalls, making small talk with strangers, sellers, and friends alike. That's my kind of Saturday. We ended up purchasing a beautiful blanket from The Nashville Blanket Project which gives a blanket to someone in need for each one purchased. It comes with an adorable "Keep Nashville Cozy" tote bag. My partner also purchased a (high premium) banana pudding in glassware that he devoured in a matter of minutes. (I'm not sure I recommend the double-digit price tag on that on, delicious as it was and vegn as it was.) All the stalls were dappled in sunlight, and the winter air felt more like a summer breeze. There must be something like magic in the air here.

As my second stop on my west farmer's market adventure, I was quite blown away by this location!…read more Produce galore, numerous vendors, COFFEE from Bongo Java, live music, all of it right within my reach! Sigh. I did wish I had stopped here first! Everyone was very friendly and there was anything and everything you could ask for at a Farmer's Market! This was much more of a "bustling market" and since it is on the grass, families were able to spread out blankets and could stay to enjoy the live music! I very much enjoyed walking through and browsing, but as I had already purchased what I needed from the other farmer's market, I did not purchase anything this time around. However, I did feel that the vendors at the other location were a bit more personable and were very generous with samples and talking about what they offer. This one lacked that slightly, but overall had more of what I needed.

Super cute farmers market located next to the two rivers mansion. There are a decent amount of…read morevendors at this market (at least when we went) and we loved the location. I believe you are able to take a tour of the inside of the mansion but we did not. Plenty of fresh produce from local farmers as well as coffee, pastries, fresh bread and local goods. We especially liked the hours (Friday 4p-7p)!

It was a great experience at the new venue for the market. There is room for the vendors to…read moredisplay their wares and to walk around. More shade would be helpful for picnics and listening to music. A great improvement. The food choices were good.

Best market around!! And, loving the new location down the road at Franklin First United Methodist…read moreChurch. All the same farmers and vendors and plenty of parking!

It's been over a decade since my very first Franklin Farmer's Market visit and it still delivers a…read morequality, lovely experience! While it's one of the smaller markets, I love to come in the fall and enjoy getting a cup of coffee, flowers, honey, and fresh veggies - the line for eggs can sometimes be long! Worthy of a visit, a bit more chill and relaxed than a lot of Nashville markets and since it's in the same area as The Factory - make sure you include that in your visit!

The corn was picked the morning we pursued, it was cooked the next day, the attendant said it was…read moresilver queen. I hate to differ, it tasted like feed corn. Very disappointed.

I wait for Smiley's to open all winter. It is the best place in Nashville to buy excellent quality…read moreproduce at a very fair price. Highly recommended! I love this place!

Ok listen! I had NO idea this was back here!! This is…read moreabsolutely beautiful! It's so fun! We met friends here, they play games and serve pizza! The little store they have is the cutest thing ever!! You come to a place like this during the spring time, get the fire pit going bring some marshmallows during the evening! Definitely our new spot!!

Breedens orchard is a great place to bring the kiddos for a nice day. I attended the honey fest for…read moremy first visit and although it was a nice I expected a lot more. It wasn't really giving festival vibes. It was really just the regular shop with honey themed products and honey sampling. I wish they had a few more vendors or live music or something of that nature available for the adults. I did try the donuts... when I say yum I mean delicious. I had a peach cider donut and a honey glazed donut. Out of the whole the honey glazed was the best. All in all a cut experience and a nice place to chill. I just expected quite a bit more

This particular Farmer's Market is very small and operated by only one farm. Located in a back lot…read moreof Hillsboro High School across from the United States Post Office on Glen Echo Road, the Farmer's Market has considerably less than any of the other markets in the city (12 South, East Nashville, and the main Nashville one). I am going to have to say that they should be happy that they enjoy a monopoly on this market. They have a limited selection of produce and I did not see any chance to buy proteins (e.g., meat) from them. Moreover, I have also never experienced a farmer's market where the people running the market had absolutely no desire to help or sell me anything. Seriously, they were the most rude individuals ever. I mean, I have received better service and experienced better interpersonal relations shopping at Kroger AND even at Walmart than shopping with these people. The produce is fresh, but the people are awful (as is the selection). Seek a different market.

This place is a empty space that belongs to Hillsboro high school not sure why people are reviewing…read moreit But theirs nothing here but grass. The Bank Next Door TOLD Me their is someone their for a few months after school let's out for the summer that really doesn't help me now...