This market has moved to 123 Washington Street, Columbus, Indiana. I was there on Saturday morning…read more It is the best farmer's market in Indiana that I have visited. There were close to 40 vendors that actually carried wonderful local produce, eggs, meat and baked goods. There are also vendors selling art and crafts. Several local restaurants had booths selling assorted street food, iced tea and lemon shake-ups. I left (wishing I had bought more) with several bags of produce including fresh corn. Prices were reasonable. The market is hopping with lots of people. There were a lot of dogs on leases enjoying their people. Expect short line at most vendors. The market featured a live musician and there was a group entertaining the kids with balloon creatures. There is plenty of parking just behind City Hall and across Washington Street. I highly recommend and will be back. This is the 5 star farmer's market that I've been looking for.

We checked out the farmers market at athe suggestion of the man at Oh Sweetie and I'm glad we did!…read more It was fantastic overall, but especially for a smaller town. They had several coffe stands, Farmer's Daughter was making amazing omelets, Amish Whoopie Pies, Dog rescues (the whole thing was very dog friendly) I loved it and would totally come back again!

I was happy to find the Nashville Farmers Market open on a Sunday. The hours are 11 a.m. - 2 p.m…read more and it's located in the parking lot of the Brown County Inn. I arrived early and I was glad I did. Vendors were selling out of produce quickly and parking is limited.o When I visited yesterday, the market had 1/3 vendors selling about produce, 1/3 bakery items and 1/3 arts and crafts. I saw everything from artsy marbles to dog treats. I counted about 25 vendors, it's a small market. There was a musician setting up to play music, but didn't start before I left. A cute little food truck was selling a limited menu of breakfast items and sandwiches. People were friendly. I bought the most beautiful pack of salad greens that I have ever seen anywhere. I also bought a massive amount of oyster mushrooms and some beautiful beets. You just can't find this quality of produce in a grocery store. And as I was leaving, I spotted some baklava that I had to have. Prices were good (for what I bought). I had my little dog with me and he was happy on a lease with people cooing over him. I like this little market, but I recommend getting there early if you are shopping for veggies.

The Public Square in downtown Shelbyville turns vibrant on Saturday mornings. About 16 vendors set…read moreup tents with produce, honey, dog treats, coffee and so much more. Shelbyville is in heart of farm country and I love to buy fresh local produce. I picked up locally grown cantaloupe and corn. There were three vendors with beautiful local produce and prices were great. The vendors were super friendly. The public square is an ideal backdrop for the market with historic buildings framing the market. We found nearby street parking, but we were there early. The market runs from 8 a.m. til noon on Saturday from early May til end of September. Most vendors take cards. The Market is accessible.

Friendly service and so many choices for proteins! Not just the usual beef or turkey jerky, they…read morehave elk and alligator and kangaroo and such. And different flavors ranging from black pepper to cajun to teriyaki and more. Samples? Yes, please. This stuff - as long as I don't get the sweet ones - is great for my keto diet. The sriracha beef jerky is coming home with me, thanks! Oh, and you can order on the website for shipping throughout the USA. [Review 20547 overall - 86 in Indiana - 1528 of 2023.]

If you are a fan of jerky, then this is the place to go. Located on the first floor of the shops…read morenear the Artist's Colony, this spacious showroom is easy to get around since all the items are located along the walls with the center of the shop left open. There are lots of varieties of jerky to select from. There is a section with turkey based. There are lots of beef based. And there are some unusual/rare/unique jerky as well. Most come in two sizes with the larger size being significantly more affordable for a little bit more in price. In addition to the jerky, there are rubs and sauces for sale. Sadly, they don't have samples available. I can see how free samples might satisfy someone's curiosity and kill a sale, but if someone liked the sample, they might make a purchase too! Seems like they could benefit from having at least one of their flavors featured with samples to draw people in. My wife talked me into buying Alligator Jerky for our grandson who had raved about the first time he had tried it. I guess I will have to see if he offers me any once he opens it. Review #3153

Trafalgar Farmers Market is one of the newer markets in the area. The market is held on 2nd and 4th…read moreThursdays of the each month. from 5:00-7:00 pm. I visited yesterday for the first time. I was there early, 4:45 pm and about a dozen venders were set up and eager to sell. I saw produce, eggs, bird feeders, a couple booths of baked goods and a few craft tables. A donut food truck was on site for people who like that evening donut. A folksy band was setting up to play. Overall, the farmers market is smaller than others in the area. I like shopping local for the freshest produce. I bought some mixed produce from a farm stand and a delicious jalapeño score from Jensen. That scone was delicious and had me craving another. Prices were reasonable. People were nice. The market is held on the grounds of the Community Center. Plenty of parking was set up in a field.

Ok we have to stop and this gas station has a coffee shop that is unfamiliar…read more Let's go and explore! This little coffee shop is a free standing place that has a trio of great individuals. They are very happy and ready to help. Now it's time for matcha and they offer one that is sugar free but you have to ask for it this way. That matcha was smooth and delicious. It's not an earthy flavored matcha but it does the job. The iced caramel latte blast is a local brand drink that comes with all the sweetness. They mix iced milk and espresso. Then they add cold foam and whipped cream. Mmmm and caramel drizzle on top. Now those fresh made muffins particularly the concept of cinnamon cake was just delicious. Now that you have the basics of this place. They are here to meet all your caffeinated and deliciousness needs.

Stopped in after getting fuel... I've never gotten anything from Buggby before. The staff was very…read morepolite and very patient in my ordering. Chia tea latte w/ expresso is YUM! Thank you!

On Wednesday evenings, Main Street in Bargersville turns into a Farmers Market filled with pop-up…read moretents and food trucks. I like having a mid week option to purchase local produce. The market runs from 5:00 - 7:00 pm. When I arrived shortly after 5:00, parking was at a premium and some products were already sold out. There were tents selling local popcorn, honey, crocheted goods, flowers, produce, baked goods, meats and more. I saw a long line of people waiting for fresh guacamole. A folk band played and sang. I counted at least six food trucks selling tacos, more tacos, donuts and juices. I bought some fresh broccoli from Heirloom Farms. I thought prices were high for a farming community, but in line with other farmers markets closer to Indy.

It was our first time to attend and was pleasantly surprised at how easy I could park close to the…read moreevent. The variety of vendors was nice and my mom was really impressed with the live music. Everybody was friendly and nice, it was very pleasant and we look forward to attending again

If your job is to sell something, you don't hoard all the good stuff for yourself. The allocations…read moreare meant for customers not for the employees to hide until they get their paycheck.

I mean it is a liquor store, and the odds are they might have what you want. That said it was in a…read moregood bit of disarray. They advertise cigars, but the collection is poor, the humidor was half empty. Also they did not have lighters, cutters, or even matches to go along with it. They sell cigarettes, so I'm not sure why they wouldn't have lighters. They did have the beer that I wanted, after I finally found it.