No credit card only cash had to leave ! Very unexpected for today!…read more It would have been nice to try the produce but alas we couldn't!

I love this place! The tomatoes are fresh and ripened to perfection - nothing soggy or overly…read morematured. The lettuces are out of this world - especially their giant, leafy romaine. I go there at least four times a week. I'm a freak for freshness and Carmody's has never disappointed me. I can't wait for July and the Silver Queen corn!

This is a charming, community oriented farmers market, focusing on sustainable, CT grown produce,…read moremeats, cheeses and specialty products. It's right in the heart of East Rock so it's also a great place to connect with neighbors.It's open from 10-2 on Saturdays.

""Buying food at the farmer's market Stand in a line, people…read moreeverywhere" (Neil Young) We had a very enjoyable visit to the Southington Farmer's Market yesterday. We found it right on the Village Green where the annual Apple Festival starts. Parking was a non-factor, there were spots all over the immediate area and we snagged a prime spot on the corner of Main and Center Streets. Today was the first day they were open for the season, and the market was full of vendors, and everything seemed to be running like a well-oiled machine. We arrived shortly after the 3:00 opening and everything was already fully stocked and set up. The market was perfectly sized. Not too small, not overpoweringly huge, just about perfect. A leisurely stroll through the booths and stands will take around 30-40 minutes, I loved how the booths were adequately spaced apart so there were no logjams or crowds. The only real crowd we encountered was at Wave Hill Breads with a ten-person deep line of drooling customers. We finished our visit with some Wave Hill purchases. Some of the main categories of vendors included fruits, vegetables, pastries, breads, sauces, salsas, jerkies, guacamole, pizzas for one, soaps, flowers, crafts, straw baskets, honeys and syrups. All of those were enjoyed among a backdrop of live music. We picked up a container of great guacamole from Pop's Famous Guacamole, a wonderful jar of salsa from Angela's Kitchen, two adorable "Eight Ball" squashes from one of the produce vendors, and a bag full of goodness from Wave Hill Breads. Our Wave Hill Haul included a delicious eight-inch cheese pizza, a hunk of Three Cheese Monkey bread, and a beautiful Vanilla Citrus Scone. The vendors were all super friendly and chatty, and the whole afternoon had a very nice community/neighbor-like vibe. We loved every aspect of our visit to the Southington Farmer's Market. PRO TIP The Farmer's Market is scheduled for Fridays from 3-6PM at the Southington Town Green, beginning on Friday, June 20th, and ending on September 26th.

When I moved to Southington, I was so excited to find out there was a Farmer's Market across the…read morestreet on the green, on Fridays from June-October. I was able to check it out a bunch of times and it was a nice selection of fruits, veggies, and homemade goodies, including yummy pickles in a barrel and fresh cheeses. I was able to find some unique veggies as well, purple beans and Mexican Gherkins which look like baby watermelons and taste like tiny sour cucumbers, these are my all time favorite, but go early because they will sell out!

Great little farmers market full of some of the Best Farmers and Bakers in the Area. Mushrooms,…read moreBakery Goodies, Yummy Goat Cheese, and Produce from March Farms and Lots of New Farmers. Clean organized and Very Cute having it at the Firehouse. Everything You need for a fancy weekend breakfast or dinner needs. They take Apple Pay and quick service with Great people. This week they had live music. So many amazing farmers and talent in their crafts. Today I bought lions mane mushroom, organic chicken, fresh tomatoes, and a cabbage and I got some tasty bruschetta for lunch and I topped it with the wonderful garlic goat cheese spread amazing life is great when you got the simple things.

This is a great market to supplement or provide your weekly food supply. I'm not sure how I would…read moreeat over the summer/fall without them. They're located in the back parking lot of the Litchfield Center School, and if the parking lot is full there is street parking on the school side of the street. Consistent vendors include Berry Ledges Apiary, March Farms, Twin Pines Farm, and Wave Hill Breads, but there is a variety of vendors each week. Following them on Facebook or checking the website will provide a list of who is expected each week and what they're offering. It is dog friendly, although it is on asphalt so take care to give little paws a break.

Very nice "farm to table" market All the goodness and none…read moreof the work Corn, beans, radish,apples, plums, peaches,many varieties of lettuce , cucumbers were all found today at the market

The employee who helped me was very friendly. There was a great selection of fresh fruits,…read morevegetables and herbs. I was even able to pick up some fresh eggs while I was there. Definitely recommend:-)

Old Bishops Farm isn't a new business however they reopened this weekend and it was my first time…read morethere! Love how there's room to walk , it's clean, there's fresh veggies, and pretty flowers and pumpkins of all sorts to pick ! Even fruit picking .. in this case apples! Staff was great! My dad ordered a pumpkin donut and I just had a small home made ice cream. It it was delicious! There are 2 different areas to purchase bakery items and Ice cream which is nice . Keeps lines separate and not too long. There's tables outdoors where you can enjoy ! We enjoyed the ride. It's kind of in between residential area in Cheshire but easy to get to.

I've been a few more times and the size of the ice cream has improved greatly. Some of the new…read moreflavors are very interesting. Best ice cream in the area. Service is always quick and friendly. Some seating indoors and plenty outdoors. They always have great looking pastries too but their ice cream is so good that I'm never able to eat anything else.

They had a ton of parking right next to the market and had shuttles in case you needed a helping…read morehand. They squirted your paws with hand sanitizer as you walked in. They had dozens of charming and friendly vendors, selling beer, baked goods, soaps, maple products, and a whole lot of fresh produce. There was a BBQ Stand, an ice cream stand, an a donut stand. They had live music in the form of a young guitarist-vocalist with the very cool name of Adelaide Punkin- and let me tell you, she was great. We walked around and picked up a bag of beef jerky from the West's Side Jerky stand, a small tomato focaccia plus biscottis and scones from Better Baking By Beth and a few Apple Cider donuts from another cool name we saw at the Market - Dude's Donuts. Everyone was wearing masks and observing COVID protocol and social distancing. The Bristol Farmer's Market deserves your support. I'm sure as the Summer goes on it will get bigger and bigger.

Wow. This is probably one of the most beautiful farmer markets I've been to. It's on Friday evening…read more4-7, in one of the prettiest parts of Connecticut, at Riverport Park. There's live music, food trucks, local produce, friendly people. It's from June to early September, so check the dates. Don't miss the food truck, I had a pastrami sandwich from Skyscrapers, and there are amazing vendors! There was a woman who made her own biscotti, and there were so many different types!

A nice farmers market set up by the Connecticut river usually with 2 food trucks in attendance;…read moreseafood and the vegan one. We always get the apple cider donuts fresh from the donuts stand. They have 2 kinds, raised sugar and apple cider. Our friends usually get the pizza that is made fresh from the clay oven stand that also serves paella. We bring our friendly-dog so that she can see other pups and people. They usually have some live family friendly music playing in the gazebo in the center of the square that makes up the farmers market.

Very cute farmers market. I will note that if you go to the one with CitySeed on Saturday, they are…read moreall the same vendors for the most part.

This farmer's market is the 2nd most popular/biggest one in New Haven besides the Wooster Square…read moreone (which CitySeed also organizes). The one at Edgewood buts up against the edge of Westville Village, which is nice if you also want to grab bunch of coffee before/after your market grabs. This market is only Sunday mornings and typically has over 10 vendors selling cheeses, fruits, vegetables, breads, and pastries from local farmers and businesses. They also do special vendors every once in a while like handmade soaps, or flowers. I really dig this market because it's right in the park, which makes for a nice setting, and it tends to feel more family-oriented and casual. There's often live music, games, or tables set up with recipes or information to learn about the produce selling that day.

Best spot for Christmas trees in Hartford area that minimally drop needles. They last all season…read morewithout having to use toxic tree food, just give water daily. They cut base and tie to your car as part of tree price. Take cash!

Holy crap were we surprised to see how jam packed crowded this place was at a quarter to five on a…read morelate Sunday afternoon. There were so many cars pulling in and out of the small parking lot, it resembled a demolition derby. Having just finished dinner, now I know why it was so busy. We picked up 2 ears of corn to have for dinner tonight, and let me tell you -they were terrific. Without exaggeration, some of the best corn I have ever tasted. Ten times better than the scrawny and tasteless ears I got from Rosedale Farms just a few days ago. The corn was quite large, and every perfect kernel was plump and bursting with flavor. I am now a big fan !