New Day Farms is a farm located out in Bealeton, VA. The history of the greens come from Dr. Ann…read moreWigmore, who used baby greens to cure herself of a disease; U of MD researched that baby soil-grown baby plants contain 4-6 times more vitamins and antioxidants than mature plants; later on, Mr. Ed Huling and his team then spent years in building a mineral-rich, organic soil for these greens. The farm offers packaged sunflower, sunflower radish, opal basil, and other sprouted 'microgreens.' You can use these to make a 'superfood' salad with veggies/fruits and dressing of your choice, and it's so fresh and lovely! They are organic, too! Check them out! :D +sunflower greens :D

*this is for their product ONLY - I have not been to the actual farm*…read more I frequent the Whole Foods in Old Town Alexandria and came across this little gem while they had a sample table out. The lady had the microgreens mixed with extra virgin olive oil and sea salt. The taste was phenomenal. I have since bought all of the different versions and purchase them whenever I go to WF. The microgreens even taste good all by themselves. I have found myself noshing on them while putting away groceries. They are truly wonderful. Hard to believe they are so darn good for you. Only bad thing is the cost, but you do get what you pay for nowadays. Thank you , New Day Farms, for making such a wonderful product.

The Culpeper Farmers Market, open Saturdays from 7:30 a.m. to 12 noon from the end of April to…read moremid-November, is a friendly & delightful place to stop by & do some local shopping. It's rare that I ever skip a Saturday morning there. In fact, this morning had me lugging home bags of baby Rainbow Swiss Chard, baby Tatsoi greens, & a type of baby Asian lettuce; some lovely apples; heirloom tomatoes; green beans; baby white potatoes; mixed colors of bell peppers - I'm sure I've left something out, but you get the picture. There's a fairly wide diversity of products available - while the majority of vendors are selling fruit & vegetables (some certified organic), there are also several local honey vendors, a smattering of fresh local meat producers (beef, pork, poultry, lamb - even goat sometimes!), eggs, both cut & potted flowers, baked goods, preserves, herbs/spices, a few arts/crafts, & even a local mushroom grower. During the spring months, there are plenty of garden plants & heirloom vegetable seedlings for sale, & during the summer, there are even a few cooked food vendors now & then, serving anything from grilled items to Indian fare. If there's one gripe I have, it's that I find it doubtful that all of the vendors are actually selling what I'd consider "local" produce; I'd swear that a few vendors - & it's fairly easy to spot which ones - are bringing in produce from Lord knows where. But I know which vendors are, in fact, local & honest (they're easy to spot), so make a point to purchase from them exclusively. Bottom line - very nice spot to while away a Saturday morning & pick up some healthy locally-grown produce for the following week's meals.

We were there really early (7am), so there's a chance that my experience wasn't representative, but…read morethere were only a few stands. We saw some fresh produce and a local butchered meat stall but that was it. I thought there'd be a little more vendors there with a few more options. I'll try going by another day and update accordingly. For now, I was not impressed.

still my fave orchard. Friendly service, yummy apples, easy to find location. CASH ONLY!read more

There's so many farmers markets in between route 66 and Shenandoah National Park that it's hard to…read moreknow which one to stop at. We didn't want a touristy one, so this is the one we stopped at. The hours at this store are impressive - 8am to 8pm 7 days a week. The owners are definitely hard workers! I didn't meet Janet but Roy was to the point when I asked questions. A bushel is $36, and a half bushel is $18. A half bushel bag is a lot smaller than the box that they call a bushel, so we decided to buy a bushel. You can fill the box up with whichever apples you want. They have a big selection of apples, including some I'd never heard of (eg, Virginia Gold). Roy was attentive and told me when the box was full and that I should stop adding apples. It wasn't quite all the way to the top, but it was still a good deal. If I'm in the area, I'll probably stop by again!

Stopped in a Corner Fruits & Crafts recently. I've driven past them a zillion times over the years…read moreand never stopped. I picked out a container of local honey, plus jars of Red Raspberry and Blueberry preserves. The preserves were pretty basic - but tasty. Paid with Apple Pay. Their terminal connects to the internet via an old-school dial up connection - so it took a tiny bit longer to process the transaction. But hey - that's how things roll when you are in an area with no broadband internet and pretty spotty cell reception. #CornerFruitsAndCrafts

My husband takes a ride with friends through Sperryville every year and makes sure to get their…read morehoney. Only thing I've really tried there but it is absolutely delicious. Try the clover or wildflower and you'll be happy you did!

We have not yet been on site to the farm itself, but have been getting their products for years,…read moremostly at the Leesburg Farmers Market. High quality meats, eggs, and produce. We sourced a rib roast from them for Christmas that was amazing. Chicken and eggs are their top sellers. Their whole birds are great for roasting and then soup later. You can make orders online to pick up at various farmers markets https://www.honeybrookfarms.com/products/ The family that owns the farm are super nice. We love doing business with them.

Joshua and the rest of Honey Brook Farms has blown away my (already high due to raving reviews)…read moreexpectations of their products and customer service. The friendliness of the people, the quality of the goods, and the feeling of being a part of a community that places high value on real food that puts the plasticky, industrialized goods you can purchase at a large grocery store chain to shame - all have led me here to say give them a try! Perhaps the best local business I've had the pleasure of connecting with.

Lovely plants and locally grown produce by the mennonite farmers. They have cut flowers too.read more

There are two big country markets on 29 (and both are great) so it's easy to overlook this seasonal…read moreplace, but don't! It's not a full service grocery but is exceptional for local produce (and plants etc...). Wonderful people, great local produce - or early season stuff they drive to get. And some quirky gifts and things. It's all seasonal but the veggies are always great quality and a good variety. Very reasonable prices. If you want to shop local this is the place. They also have an episodic email newsletter you get sign up for - good way to get a heads up if you are into seasonal items.

HARD HARD PASS. Not once but 2x in a row the manager has greeted us, told us nothing to eat, no…read morepizza, sandwiches, etec. not serving this or this and basically suggested we leave. If you aren't open. then put up a closed sign. if you no longer serve food, put up a sign !! Don't waste your thyme!!!

Date of visit: December 12, 2020 Honestly glad we didn't…read moreread the reviews before going or we probably wouldn't have gone and funny thing is I always turn to Yelp first before we explore a new restaurant! Anyway, we strolled up and down Davis Street weighing all our options. We went in this Market twice and decided it indeed was the place for us and only if we could sit in the Alley! Well, we did...what a charming place to eat. Made us feel like we were back in Europe. I already knew what my hubby was going to order when we walked in and saw the the Saturday special was freshly carved suckling pig! It is served by the pound. He ordered 1/2 lb with a side of mashed potatoes and a cucumber salad. And he had a wonderful Malbec for $5 because it was happy hour! All came to about $18! He loved it !! I ordered the puff pastry with chicken chipotle and bacon and a smoked gouda cheese sauce on top! It was accompanied by a side salad with mixed greens and a light champagne vinaigrette. It was wonderful! It was a wonderful meal and we will be back for sure.

Best known for fresh produce Amish family quelling the farm to provide not only for their families…read morebut also to their communities. Bring your own jugs and can get your own spring water for free the water freely comes out by the barn that then goes into the creek fill them up and go never had to pay before but also if you have the big water tanks you can pay there to fill those up they also use to accept EBT for their produce so def something to ask about if still accepting it as of last yr they did. Haven't been yet this year but going tom so I'll find out I don't see why they would stop accepting it..

Service directly from farm owners so polite and kind. Don't pass this beautiful farm if looking…read morefor fresh produce! Look for Bear Lithia church and turn. Follow the many cars going in to buy wonderful produce.