Came here right when they opened and I'm glad I did cause it was definitely getting busier when I…read moreleft! They had a bunch of vendors but I def gravitated towards the stalls that were selling food. It's a fun place to check out if you're in the area! Parking is super easy-in the lot across the street.

Could be the best farmers market in the US! Everything is local, the farmers have deep roots in the…read morecommunity. Lots of organic produce, including heirloom varieties and even artichokes. Award-winning cheeses. Interesting freshly -prepared international foods, including Austrian pastries, Taiwanese noodles, miso balls, baklava, tamales. Worth a trip to beautiful Montpelier!

My favorite down the hill outing. Cheese, pate, maybe some meat for later... more cheese…read more.. wonderful.

The Roots has been a much welcomed and embraced addition to the little village of Middlesex. It's a…read moreplace that's sees a ton of travelers going to and from the Mad River Valley, and surely these well-heeled visitors, along with loyal locals, have been essential to the success and growth of The Roots. Indeed, if you are exiting off I-89 on your way to the Valley, stop in and stock up for your mountain getaway or ski vacation. Once you pull into your vacation accommodations tired and hungry, you'll be so glad you did. The prices are a little higher than at Hunger Mountain Co-op in Montpelier, so I use The Roots to help me fill in the gaps between my larger shopping trips. Living close by, I can pop in for my staples, like Dirt Farm organic eggs, Wilcox's Blueberry Crumble ice cream, heirloom tomatoes, or another bag of their luscious salad greens - even a roll of toilet paper - without needing to drive all the way to Montpelier, Waterbury, or Waitsfield. Most all of the gorgeous, organic vegetables within the market are grown at the owners farm in Williamstown, Bear Roots Farm. If not, they are locally grown and sourced from other area farms. There is an onsite kitchen, out of which the chefs create an array of ready-to-go options, from soups and salads, to their homemade dressings and salsas, wraps and overnight oats, to trays of dinners to take home and bake (the chicken enchilada pie with root veggies is out of the world), and more. It's down right impressive what they keep churning out. Outside their quaint building (formally a decrepit general store), the bounty of offerings ebb and flow with the changing seasons. In the spring, there is an abundance of farm fresh annuals, colorful hanging plants, veggie starts, and perennials. In the fall, pumpkins and mums explode out of large wooden bins, and in the winter festive balsam wreaths and trees adorn their humble clapboard siding. They've recently expanded their footprint, and now also offer berry bushes, fruit trees, and more. Inside, there is an extensive selection of artisanal breads and sweets from local bakeries, an impressive selection of cheeses and butters, frozen organic meats and an impressive amount of local ice creams (with nary a pint Ben & Jerry's in sight), a well-stocked wine collection, craft beers and ciders, along with a small but exceedingly well-stocked selection pantry essentials and spices. In addition, The Roots curates an eclectic and unique collection of gifts and household items, from cards, unique candles, pottery, houseplants, pots, beautiful cloth napkins, herbal tinctures, soaps, earrings, and much more. They sprinkle in special items from Europe before the holidays, which are delightful to gift. Where else might you find a tin of milk chocolate sardines imported from France? The staff are lovely, knowledgeable, and helpful. The owners are committed to the land and their community. And their loyal customers - like yours truly - love supporting The Roots and hope you will too. Supporting our local food growers and small businesses has never been more important. Or delicious.

While it seemed small, they carry quite the selection of produce, dairy products, beer and wine!…read morePrices are fair (on the slightly higher side), staff very helpful and friendly, and the sections of the store were beautifully done. Stopped by for some locally made goods and walked out pleased.

If you're in the area on a Saturday, this is a must!…read more Definitely one of the best farmers market I've ever been to. Everything from fresh veggies, mushrooms, fresh meats, fresh breads, cheeses, jams, smoothies, crafts etc. There's a few stalls to get some meals on site as well, so pick up some awesome Asian noodles and peruse the booths. Prices are reasonable and all of the vendors will greet you with a smile. Not all take cards, so bring some cash for sure. I arrived right at 9am so parking was easy. But it definitely got busier in the day, so plan accordingly. Trash bins are located in the middle of the area and separated by trash type!

Seriously, the best farmer's market of my life. Juices, cheese, maple products, produce, CBD oil,…read moreartisan breads, amazing crafts and a great vibe. So many vendors as well and music. This is small town America..this is the land of Bernie...LOVE IT

Always interesting vendors, food choices. I like being able to get Alaska crab and fish, local…read morevegetables, meat, pork, and chicken. Then a beer next door! Great way to spend a few hours on a Saturday. Nice folks, cool location. Don't miss out - there are 2 rooms.

I love the Burlington Saturday market! It's the perfect size, you won't spend more than max an hour…read morethere. They have a great selection of venders. Variety of produce, crafts, jewelry, baked goods, and more. Burlington staple! Everyone is so nice, great quality affordable goods.

Excellent inventory. We got local produce and an amazing steak from a local farm. the staff was…read morevery friendly and gave us some ice for our cooler since we were traveling. Don't miss out on this awesome place!

Stopped in on a whim when I saw the "Fresh Pies" sign and left with a strawberry pie and rich maple…read moresyrup. It's obvious they have a great selection of healthy looking produce, baked goods, and other goods in a bright and cozy house on the main road. I told the person who helped me at the counter that I stopped in because "why not?" May this be a sign to go for your "why not?" here because this is the best strawberry pie I've ever had. I couldn't wait to write about it before we've even tried the maple syrup. Will definitely be back to try more!

My car was scratched by an untrimmed overhanging bush alongside the road to parking. I reported…read moreit to the manager and she said she would email me her contact information which she never did. I emailed their landlord, which is the Hanover co-op and reported the issue. They said that it was the farmers market management who was responsible for maintaining the landscaping. The Norwich Farmers did not reimburse me or even respond to my emails with their insurance information. I was going to take them to court, but that would involve my insurance and I don't want my rates to go up. I used to be a customer for years as I live locally but due to their complete disregard for their customers, and horrible management I will never return. I can get what I need from the farms I buy from directly. If you value your car or drive an expensive car be aware.

Come with patience as parking is free but a little like a shuffle. Even better, carpool with a…read morefriend.

This farmer's market is growing and getting so much better…read more We stopped by on Saturday morning in August and this place was hopping. 40 + vendors, fruits, veg, bread, local meat, coffee, arts and crafts, honey, canned goods, Jamaican food, fresh bread, dogs and dog lovers. A fun place to load up on quality VT products. Located off Eastern Ave and Pearl St.

A routine stop on my Saturdays for locally sourced food and value added products. Frequently live…read moremusic is played for shoppers. Get a Crab Rangoon--they are so good!

We were delighted to find that the stars aligned during our Stowe visit to check out this Sunday…read morefarmers market located in a pasture up the road from downtown Stowe. It was easy in the season so they were light on produce and heavy on prepared foods like granola, popsicles, pizza and bbq. They also had plenty of vendors selling cheese, coffee, mushrooms and more. Live music and trail access to boot. Overall, a lovely market.

We were traveling through Stowe and looking for a bite to eat when we had a happy accident. I…read morewanted to stop to peek inside when we discovered the prepared foods section. We picked up local cheese and cured meat for our nephew's wedding gift basket, gourmet groceries for us and salads for lunch. I only wish we had more coolers to carry additional food from here. This was one of our favorite stops in our ten day trip.

We noticed the Winooski Farmers Market while waiting for a table at Sneakers so we strolled…read morethrough. It's nowhere near as big as the Burlington Farmers Market, but still worth checking out. There were a few vendors that we saw the day before in Burlington, but I love a good farmers market! I loved the cute coffee truck, and would have gotten a drink if we weren't heading to the restaurant. I ended up buying a cute card which I'll frame as a keepsake from our trip. The farmers market is every Sunday, 10 am-2 pm, May through October. Definitely stop by if you're in the area or waiting for brunch at Sneakers!

Great way to start our vacation in the area. Vendors were super friendly and gave us good pointers…read moreto source good food where we were going. The selection was limited, but the quality was high. Farmer Mike had some extraordinarily great tasting salad mixes, basil and cucumbers. We bought lovely beeswax candles for our dinner that night. Great local eggs. If any of the farmers read this...Thank you for letting us know about Sweet Clover in Essex. It was a great resource for things we couldn't find from local farmers in the area. Vermont, we love you.