From fresh fruit to gyoza, and pretty rocks to homemade blankets, the Windsor Farmers Market ticks…read moreall the marks. It's a nice outdoor atmosphere, with lots of small shops and friendly folk selling their wares. We picked up some breakfast, flowers, honey, and some other random goods and everyone provided great service. :)

This is an overpriced market. We did find a few interesting deals, but mostly the fruits and…read morevegetables were priced above equal or better items at whole foods or Oliver's. The booths in front of the library were the worst - prices were double what they would be at whole foods - which isn't cheap. I don't think I'll go back.

The Carmel I got there was so good. I went as a tourist and it was an awesome market!read more

This market has a season that runs on Saturdays from mid-April to December, and I was lucky to be…read moreable to visit on their second April weekend this year. I really love this market because it's so food-focused, which is like "duh" with all the beautiful farms in the immediate vicinity.. but many of the "farmer's markets" I visit at home in DFW are overrun with crafts, so it's nice to be at one that's truly focused on local farmers. We bought fantastic green garlic, onions, asparagus, shiitake mushrooms, kiwis and bananas, apples, grapefruit and oranges, fresh rosemary, orange marmalade and cranberry pepper jam, a white lemon balsamic vinegar, our favorite Valley Ford farmers cheese, a lovely strip steak, and a bouquet of flowers to enjoy during our short visit. We thought the prices were great and even a bargain for the quality of food. And we got a little purple Healdsburg Farmer's Market t-shirt for Winnie!

We were on our way to Talmage to the COTB and decided to make a quick stop…read more Decent little farmers market just off the freeway with plenty of parking. Lots of spacing between vendors so easy to get around even if there is a crowd. As with most the prepared food / knick knack vendors outnumber those selling farmed goods like 3 to1 Aside from that not a bad stop

Hubby and I decided to visit during our babymoon. Pregnant mamas out there, have you ever had such…read morean intense craving that you just gotta have it? Our first stop was What a Chicken. LOL my pregnancy bloodhound nose immediately smelled a whiff of someone barbecuing something amazing! After looking at the booths, lol I had another craving, so we stopped by Bakeshift to take something sweet to-go! I would definitely recommend stopping by Sonoma County's largest farmers market that opened in 1967! Santa Rosa Farmers Market runs 8:30AM-1:00PM Wednesdays and Saturdays! They do set some tables and chairs out as well if you decide to eat there, which for us was convenient! We're looking forward to returning to explore more! SYOY! :-) *Song Credit: Midnight Fever by AI Music *Song Credit: You Know by Jeff Kaale

This is such a great place to get locally hatched eggs from chickens that are not fed junk. The…read moreeggs come in a variety of sizes at amazing prices. Tiffany is very communicative with her patrons on how many eggs they have in inventory so that you don't have to be showing up and be left eggless because there's no eggs. You can always contact her before you head to the farm. This is the only place I get my eggs. no store eggs for me. Definitely check them out.

I love buying eggs from Wise Acre! Not only are they pasture raised, they also come in a variety of…read moresizes at very reasonable prices. Good quality. The owners are great and Windsor is lucky to have such a wonderful local business. They have a vending machine for eggs and helpful instructions on how to use it.

The Market is located under the Oak trees park right in the center of downtown Forestville. The…read moreWest County trail head meanders through the park which connects to the little town of Graton, and Sebastopol. It's such a beautiful setting. The 2020 vendor line up is spectacular. Farmers, Rock Star Food Vendors, and Crafters! This market has got a lot of heart and soul. Here's the website for more information www.forestvillefarmersmarket.com

Wide variety of fresh produce, unique candy, special snacks and refreshing drinks. We always stop…read moreon our way home on the coast to stock up on our favorites - olives, bagels, lemon pepper pita chips and sour ball candies!

This is a regular pit stop for my sister and her family on the way to Sea Ranch and Gualala. They…read moreusually drive inland, thru Vallejo, up the 101 to Santa Rosa, before cutting west towards the coast. I usually go up along the coast on hwy 1 thru Bodega Bay so miss M'sTG completely. This is an awesome farmers' market on hwy 116. Produce looked so good, they looked unreal. The place looked so colorful and picturesque, like a movie set. Only sorry we didn't buy more fruit. Great quality and prices seemed fair. The plums and nectarines were not mealy like some grocery store fruit. They were sweet, juicy, and crisp. They didn't last 1 meal. They were devoured that night as dessert after dinner. We also got some yummy chocolate covered caramels and espresso beans. The freeze dried veggie chips were crisp and not stale at all. Mike's Truck Garden may be worth changing my future driving route to the coast.

The ice cream sample tasted really good but I was going all the way to Fremont so I couldn't by any…read moreas it wouldn't keep. On the other hand I was kind of underwhelmed with the blueberries as they should have tasted sweeter. The drive off the main road down though is worth it in and of itself. If you are a fan of blackberries they had some really nice looking ones. Essentially this is just a stand in someones garage so make sure you know that when you come looking for it.

I've been buying their berries at the Palo Alto Farmer's Market for years. The freshness and…read morevariety is unparalleled. These are berries that really taste like berries -- marions, blackberries, amazing blueberries, and red/orange/yellow/black raspberries in season. Oh, and don't forget the boysenberries in season. This is a small family farm and they really care about producing the very best.

Here for a large family reunion/vacation. It's a beautiful town, well kept with lots of small…read moreshops, a farmers market, plenty of places to eat, and a real friendly "small town" vibe. They seem to have a bit of everything, from nature to golf, and we still have plenty to explore. :)

This farm stand has some of the best seasonal produce in the county in my opinion. Their carrots…read moreare crazy good - so sweet, crunchy and flavorful. I currently munch on at least one a day and will be sad when they go out of season. I have also recently enjoyed their winter squash, kale, tomatoes and orange cauliflower. In addition to vegetables they also sell pantry goods like dried beans, pepper sauces, eggs, bread and tortillas. I think the tortillas are a must-buy when they are available, they are delicious and come in a variety of unusual colors. Staff are very friendly and helpful, and have some cute dogs that are sometimes around.

Wanted to try this stand as we often admire the tall corn as we drive by. Parked far away from…read moreentrance near a pile of tanbark. While my husband went in, I took our pup out , on his leash, to give him some water behind the car. As soon as we exited 2 shelties barreled out of the stand and raced up in a very threatening manner. A woman raced behind them , blamed ME for taking the pup out of the car, and said they were trained. She said I should have told her before taking dog out of the car--/ which was at least 25-30 yards away from the entrance the dogs raced out of towards us... I responded they obviously were NOT trained. They did not follow her commands and had to be physically brought inside one at a time while I kept the remaining one away from us My husband bought two ears of corn. We got them home and BOTH have worms in them !! If there was a negative number possible that is what I would give this establishment. Uncontrolled dogs running amok, rude customer service, and worms in the produce guarantee no return for us. I included a picture of one of the worms. The other has crawled back inside the ear of corn for now. We won't be eating either ear.

Very long overdue, but need to sing the praises of the team at Full Belly Farm. We had an amazing…read morefarm tour and farm to table dinner here with a group of 15 in April 2022. Staff gave us a comprehensive tour of farm operations and livestock care. It was so nice to see the animals well cared for. They're so knowledgeable and passionate about their work - it was really inspiring. Afterwards, we had a special set menu dinner with ingredients all from their farm. We were amazed by how flavorful everything was from their salad to the lamb chops and black eyed pea side. Highly recommend for a really unique and memorable experience for a group. Some of us also camped on-site that night! Would love to go back again.

Not so happy. Not a lot of inspiring produce. Mostly very hearty & long lasting. Lots & lots of…read moreonions, carrots, potatoes, kale, etc. When fruit was finally in the box, the tomatoes were already soft, the apriums bruised, & the melons a bit mushy. This was the day we got them! We've waited almost a week for a response after emailing to ask if this was a one off. They were very responsive when I was ordering things. :( They say they pick produce at its ripest but I don't think this means as it is about to turn. The delivery set up is different each week. Sometimes a swap box, sometimes not, sometimes it's awkward to get your stuff, sometimes it's so easy! I won't continue when my subscription is up.