Wonderful little market. It's a lot bigger than you think and the prices are right. With soft live…read moremusic weaving through the stalls, this place offers a relaxing atmosphere with a variety of venders. From "beyond organic" meat to fruit and vegetables and from different flavors of homemade pickles to food venders for both humans and dogs, there's literally something for every person and pet in your house. Also, there is a ton of parking. If you get here between 0900-0930, you'll have no issue getting a spot. Go, support your community, and get some good stuff for yourself.

Another great BFM haul. :) Great vendors with delicious samples. Service is always courteous and…read morethe Burke market always delivers. No musicians during this visit but fall has arrived....rustling tree branches and children's laughter supplied the music. :)

Great way to support community businesses. Friendly vendors. One family owned vendor facing the…read morecourthouse has the sweetest peaches, strawberries, and cantaloupes. All dogs are leashed. The fresh meat from Mr. Eric Fitzgerald is worth every penny. I love the fall off the bone ribs, pork chops, meaty ox tails, Boston butt, Italian sausage, ribeye steak, and much more. Dutch donuts are great too! Nice way to spend the weekend and getting some exercise in too.

Very disappointing farmers market . Parking situation is abysmal with tons of lots nearby that you…read morecan't park in, even with nothing else happening on a Saturday morning. Nothing special at this market. I don't recommend it.

Great summer/fall morning market (8am - 12pm from May - Nov) with a dozen diverse mix of vendors. I…read morehave been coming to this market since 2016, nice to see some fresh faces and my favorite vendors returning! The market is smaller with only 1 vendor, Hog Haven, with made-to-order food, the other vendors only have prepared foods. Sadly, there are no dogs allowed! I've seen both Women Republicans for Trump and Harris supportive groups here. While there are a couple of vendors that sell fresh produce and a few other vendors selling Chinese food and specialty food, I've listed my favorite vendors below. Family of Nuts (5/5) - Long-time vendor and delicious nuts with over a dozen different types (raw and toasted with different seasoning)! The Parmesan Truffle Almonds, Candied Cashews, and Everything Bagel are my favorites. Panoteca Bakery (5/5) - Scrumptious fluffy croissants! Get it early before all of the croissants are sold out before 10am! The plain and the chocolate croissants were tasty, and still haven't nabbed an Almond Croissant yet! Baked by Drakeford (5/5) - Love pumpkin crumble cake, so moist and perfect for the fall! The woman is so nice with her 4 year old daughter! At one of the markets, she donated all of the proceeds to family members of Hurricane Helene and Milton. While she has a couple of baked goods at each markets, she swaps them out seasonally with cake pops, lemon cupcakes, and apple cupcakes. Excited to come back to try more! House of Empanadas (5/5) - The Empacheese empanada tastes like a cheese pizza! It's soo good and bursting with flavor! The Spinach and feta cheese empanada is light, tasty, and healthy! The Veggie empanada is flavorful and fun to try. I definitely preorder these in advance on Wed mornings (deadline is Wed noon for McLean Farmer's Market pick-up). Only a few select flavors are available at the market and sell out fast by 11am! I'm not a big fan of the mushroom empanada, it has a bold spicy mushroom flavor without any cheese. If you love mushrooms, go for it! I also didn't enjoy the Corn Bread, it was really dense. House of Empanadas is one of my favorite venders and keeps me coming back! Grace's Pastries (4/5) - The scrumptious raspberry scones are delicious! I wasn't a big fan of the stale spinach foccacia flatbread, the bottom was rock hard and the bread was quite dense. I'm sure if it was made fresh that day, it would have been nice and fluffy and scrumptious! The woman running the stall was super friendly. Would be back for the scone and try other baked goodies! Excited to come back for more nuts, croissants, and pastries!

SMALL, NO DOGS, POLITICAL? This is the worst farmers market…read moreI've been to. I usually love farmers markets so I wouldn't say this one is awful, just very very average. It is small and doesn't have much. They also don't allow dogs and had two political stands next to the entrance... very odd. I'd recommend not going.

Wonderful farmer's market tucked away without the long lines! Hands-down one of my favorite…read morefarmer's market with a great selection of fresh, locally-sourced venders. There are a variety of produce, meats, and made to order fresh food. Per VA food safety law, no dogs allowed. It has become part of our Saturday morning routine coming to this cozy market! It's open from 8am to 1pm. Greenheart Juices - With a large variety of juices to choose from, the refreshing cold-pressed Summer Crush watermelon juice is my favorite! Definitely ask for a sample and the staff is always so nice! Greenheart is also at the Mosaic District, Bethesda, and other DMV markets. Savagely Good Pies - The creamy Spinach and Cheese quiche and the Asparagus and Melted Leek quiche are hearty and delicious! Don't forget about dessert - the Apple Pie is divine! The pies are often sold out - so highly recommend pre-ordering. Los Sabrositos - The wood-fired Breakfast pizza with red peppers, onions, scrambled egg, bacon, and Mexican cheese is scrumptious and filling! While the crepes are tasty, they don't keep as well and the pizza is my pick! The fresh Mango, Pineapple, and Strawberry and Banana smoothies are refreshing and delicious! Mama's Donut Bites - The soft bite-size cinnamon sugar donut holes are sooo goooood and easy to devour! The staff was really nice and gave us a dozen for the price of 6! The market isn't as bustling as the Mosaic District or Bethesda markets with hardly any lines and nice selection of venders. Excited to keep coming back!

Small but sufficient. I was craving Mama's donut so I went to get a fix. Tried some apples and…read morebought some flower bulbs. There was a band performing too. Not bad for a weekend late morning.

Five years ago, I would've given this a three maybe four star market has solidly become one of the…read morebest in the area things to the addition of new vendors. E'buono brings the neighborhood flair with baked goods made from jams, made from fruits grown in their OWN garden. And they're impressively delicious - try their thumbprint and fig cookies!! And my all time fave, Uncle Ping's, with larger than life pulled pork sandwiches (made w love over 12 hours), amazing from scratch, locally sourced ingredients dumplings. Omg this must be heaven. My other favorites here are Pierre's bakery, Mendoza Farms, and Spring Valley Farms. All vendors are fantastic but these have been my go-tos.

This farmer's market has become my happy place during the pandemic. Please note this is not to say…read morethey are not pandemic compliant because they are, you need a mask, there can be lines at vendors as they are servicing one customer per employee at a time, You point and the vendor selects, everyone takes credit cards, and they ask that you move in one direction past the vendors (there are arrows to follow). There is a county team that keeps things moving and compliant. Because of all of these precautions this is a safe place. All that said, it has became a pandemic happy place for me because I can get fresh fruits and veggies, plants, honey, and herbs as well as bread, coffee, desserts, Mediterranean goodies, and Latin American eats. I look forward to enjoying an almond pastry with warm coffee as I carry fresh bread, tomatoes, empanadas with spicy sauce, and garlic whip to my car. I am so glad the vendors here have become more varied than when I first reviewed them a couple years ago. A huge thank you to the both the vendors and team that keeps this operating, I am thankful for this happy place.

The Sunday Mosaic farmer's market is the place to be!…read more Our must-try vendors include: - DMV Empanadas - This sounds weird but trust me and get the shrimp. I promise you will become obsessed. - Lemonade Love: So expensive, but so worth it. Not too sweet, with really tasty and unique wellness boosts. This is my eldest daughter's absolute favorite spot since she was a toddler. - Toi Moi: For the most beautiful and innovative modern Asian pastries - Taco Loco: Breakfast burritos are an absolute smash - Jarabe Gourmet Pops: A paleta hits no matter the weather. This is my youngest daughter's favorite spot! - Cold Country Salmon: If you love fresh salmon, flash frozen from Alaska this is the place to be! I love their coho salmon, grilled in the summertime.

The most underrated farmers market in NoVA imho. It has plenty of produce and specialty food…read morevendors and less crowded/crazy than Falls Church. Open year round and plenty of street parking. My highlights here are the produce providers all with fresh, seasonal vegetables and fruits. Also very reasonable prices. Very interesting specialty food vendors from Jamaican, madeleines, donuts, etc. My highlights are Uncle Ping's and the Coffee shop here. The madeleines vendor is also as nice as can be with gigantic madeleines. Dmitri's sells absolutely delicious to the last drop olive oils. My favorite is the lemon. Uncle Ping's newcomer selling delicious rice Bowls and "best dumplings." What can't be beat is the service and the love poured into the food. Absolutely delicious, stick to your bones Taiwanese comfort food. And he always sells out. Inner Loop Coffee - extremely high quality beans, and friendly service! They do single serve pour overs on the spot, unctuous cold brews, and excellent fresh roasted beans to go! Come early, everyone tends to sell out and everyone it seems takes card! There's a Wells Fargo nearby as cash is king.

Food was gr8 I especially love the soursop juice and heart shaped jam cookies. The bad side is that…read moreit is only open on Sunday and I don't have much time to go!

This is a smaller farmer's market at Barrett Elementary School off George Mason Drive in North…read moreArlington. It's got a mix of produce, baked goods, food stands, and meat/fish vendors. Don't expect the wide selection of some of the larger farmer's markets in the area--but do still expect plenty of high-quality options! This is a great place for a quick stroll while you grab brunch and a couple of grocery items. On a recent visit, I picked up mushrooms grown in Maryland, freshly pressed juice, cooked barbecue, spring onions, daikon, and baklava. Next time I plan to get some marinated olives, smoked salmon, peaches, and radishes. There are several sandwich and snack options (cookies, donuts, etc) as well as drinks, including coffee. The farmer's market is not too far from Ballston. There is a small school parking lot, too. Worth checking out and coming back for more.

I just moved to the area and I'm super happy that there's a farmer's market nearby. This will be…read moremy motivation to wake up earlier on Saturdays! This farmers market is independent of the farmfresh ones that are around dc and northern virginia. Vendors are selling fresh fruits and vegetables, Turkish food (börek [like their empanadas], pide [similar to pita but more fluffy], simit [like sesame bagels], red lentil dip), French macarons, madeleines, fresh fish, goat cheese, pickled foods, jams, fresh bread, etc. Since it's covid time they are limiting the number of people at a time and you are required to wear a mask. When you arrive, you need to wait in line for the staff to let you in. Once you are inside, proceed to each both in a zig zag path. The exit is at the end and you're not supposed to backtrack to the front. As you can see in my pics, there's a fence to prevent excited shoppers from entering early. The vendors all seemed pretty nice except for one who ignored me. Still, I was pleased with this farmers market and will definitely return. Highly recommended! This year they are open every Saturday 8am until noon until November 21, I believe.