Great prices for some really awesome stuff. Citrus to peppers, and even seed potatoes…read more Definitely give it a try!

Owned by the Sayers family for 50+ years. Our family has been going here since it opened. My Mother…read moremade weekly trips for fresh veggies, fruits, nuts , jams, jellies and plenty more. Today they also have a nursery area for plants, herbs & tree's. This is a throwback experience to when produce stands and markets were plenty. A true outdoor roadside market, the folks that work here a helpful and friendly, the last of it's kind around these parts and it beats the prices, freshness, selection of those inside farmers markets. Thank you Sayers Family for the service you provided to Haltom City and the surrounding area.

it is close to home and offers the best fresh veggies strawberries and honey. great people to do…read morebusiness with.

Alright I forgot to check in!! But this was a fun day we drove to Boyd because my wife loves…read morestrawberries I saw this place in my FB feed so glad we came out, the bucket cost 5 bucks and the strawberries are 7 bucks per pound, we picked 2.5 pounds there were plenty to pick, the staff setup in the blue tent was pleasant and explained the ground rules the produce stand is just across the street a block before the fields grabbed some fresh veggies while there. It's always fun to get fresh veggies and produce would be great adventure for the little ones also. The strawberries are delicious, they post regularly on FB should this would be how to locate them if interested.

This is a food Co-op, Where you pay $15 for regular or $25 for Organic, bring a big basket (think…read morelaundry basket) and pick up a ton of fruits and vegetables, TONS! I won't get into all the details of how it all works as this is just suppose to be a review, you can find all the info you need on their website and Facebook page though! For $15 dollars you get a bunch of vegetables and fruit! This is such a great value for those willing to put up with the hassles of getting up early and bringing a basket. Basically you pay online and choose if you want the regular basket or the organic and add any extras. The extras are fresh (no-junk like high fructose corn syrup) bread, Mexican packs full of peppers, boxes of oranges, and other assortments that change with every order. They try to get a lot of the produce from local sources, and it will really get you to venture outside of your food comfort zone and cook some new things. I found everything to be delicious and had a lot of fun getting baskets and talking with others about what they were going to make with certain unusual items and then posting results on their facebook page. It is really helpful in inspiring you to eat better. The only negative I had with this location was with them almost DEMANDING you sign up to volunteer. I have no issues with volunteering, but it was only my first time there and the website clearly defines all the information for volunteering. It rubbed my husband the wrong way and I've had a hard time convincing him to go back due to the experience. I did hear that someone (it wasn't me!) complained about the situation and now someone new is running the show, so from what I've heard it seems to be better now. Still minus a star for me due to it and hopefully I'll be back to try it again someday. I still recommend it to everyone though, because it is just such a great deal and such a cool thing to have right here in Fort Worth!

Love bountiful baskets. Le sigh. If only the pick up time…read morewasn't 7:30 in the morning on a freakin Saturday!! Ugh. UGH. Too early for me! Enough of my bitching. You pay either 15$ for a regular basket or 25$ for a organic basket and pick up a whopping amount of fruits and veggies. Mostly local, in season and always fresh. I really like the add ons that you can do as well. The honey wheat bread is the best I've ever had! It's all natural and comes in packs of 5. They freeze wonderfully. Every now and then you can snag gallons of organic olive oil for cheap. The pick up times and locations vary depending on where you are in the metroplex. One basket is WAY more than enough for 4. I split my basket with my family and friends. I'll dole out extras that I know I won't use before they go bad. It's worth a shot!

Best farmers market I've been to in Texas! They actually have so much high quality produce, meat,…read moreand pickled things!! Had a cool experience and would definitely come back! Everyone is so friendly and truly love what they're doing! I got to try some cool lemon spinach and brought some home!!! Definitely come if you ever are looking for a farmers market in Fort Worth!

My wife went to the market for the first time. We went late in the summer, so not all vendors were…read morethere, but what we did buy was fresh. Lots of choices, even organic pet food and treats. Go early if you want low pasteurized milk, which was great. If you like mushrooms, there is a farm who has excellent choices. It is fall veggies now, so mostly winter. Will go in the spring time for best choices.

they stayed open late for me and helped me shop for my uber eats order. great service!! dry…read morehelpful and cool staff!

Great people, availability and environment! I stop by here weekly and it's always easy.read more

The ultimate savings store in funky town Fort Worth, Texas…read more Over stocked grocery items are the specialty but you might happen across any thing with deep discounts that you can't find anywhere else except a thift shop but these are all new items... eg yogurt and dairy products are the best finds. The building is a basic warehouse but functional and clean.

Out and about on a rainy spring day. Why not stop buy Town talk see if something they can convince…read moreme to want is in. This place is known for one offs. I come here because it's almost a different store each trip, as they get the unusual products, usually. Today, it's brownie mix. How sweet you might ask? Sweet AF. Yep. That's the name. I'm done. Okay, so after years and years, I picked up a 12pk of Mr. Pibb at Wallyworld. Today, I'm at TT, they have 16 ounce bottles in the 36 pack $17. Way too much soda for me, but a heckin good bargain. Hope your grass is taking this long warm shower clean to the roots. If you're dirty, go outside in the buckitt neckitt and wash ya bits. It's free agua. Bye yi. Love yaself this instant for the next isn't promised. Peace. Stay sweet... AF. ;o)

I've been here twice with family and friends to try their drinks. It's a small store that sells…read morelots of Asian fruit and other freezer groceries. They have a variety of drinks on their menu including sugarcane, coffee, smoothies, and tea. My favorites are their durian smoothie and yogurt milk drinks. They were very quick and friendly; I recommend visiting if you're in the area!

Very delicious and yummy, it was $8 but it's a pretty big cup (one size) and I feel like it was…read moreworth $8 thank you for this yummy treat! Taste like an actually smoothie, not water down or ice down like other places!

Since Green's has expanded their plant section, they offer a large variety of Texas…read morenative/pollinator friendly plants - even in the small pots. It's nice to be able to finally find some of these closer to home. The folks working outside are always helpful and knowledgeable about plant care. Then inside, there is always fresh produce! It's priced a little higher than a big box store but it's worth it for the quality. This Wiggins watermelon was one of the best I've had.

I love visiting Green's Produce and Plants. They have such a large variety of plants, vegtables and…read morefruits and flowers and trees. Lots of yard decor and house plants and of ciurse produce galore with lots of jars of pickled items and salsa etc. Plenty of parking. Carts for shopping. Go get your gardens started

Got myself into a jam. A jalapeno jam. Mmmmm…read more Too bad you can take these jellies on a plane. They should sell them in 3 oz containers. Go sample a few.

I came here awhile ago and perused the various goods they had available. I picked up their bourbon…read morebread, sour dough bread, guacamole, lemon lavender cookie and chicken tamales. The prices range from affordable to expensive. They have a good selection of produce/drinks, frozen and baked goods. All the food/baked goodies I purchased were delicious, especially the chicken tamales and guacamole. The sour dough bread was tasty by itself or as a sandwich. The bourbon bread was dense and flavorful as was the lemon lavender cookie. The parking spaces are limited, however I had no problem getting a parking spot. The cashier was friendly and the atmosphere in the store is inviting

The only place I go now for all my veggies, fruit, and misc.; I said, goodbye to the grocery…read morestores, as soon as I found this place, great service!!!

I really enjoy having this market close to the house, plants, flowers, veggies,fruits, nuts & grass…read morefed beef. I'm sure I missed something all in 4 to 5 aisle to load the basket with. This time of year it's all about the Watermelons, Honeydew, & Cantaloupe. Which are amazingly delicious on these 100+ days we've been having. The products here are so much tastier than the supermarkets.Makes them sandwiches so good with fresh tomatoes, onion and the varieties offered. Locally owned and operated gotta Love it