Bellport Village Farmers' Market is *not* a farmers' market - it is a grocery store…read more It might be a very good grocery store, but it's not a farmers' market.

Great experience and delicious food. Ordered a platter of mixed wraps, salad and fruit for a party…read more The wraps were all delicious and got many compliments, they were also a bigger size than expected. The salad and fruit were fresh and the cream cheese fruit dip was a hit! They were a pleasure to work with and always very responsive. I will definitely be back for more: )

Great food and service. Great for on the the go. So many healthy organic ingredient's included in…read moreone little bowl. 100 percent organic #nopesticides

This place never has enough help. I had to search for a cart myself in the parking lot this…read moreevening. There is one person on the checkout line and she's going the best she can and the line is long. Self checkout is loaded up too. Every time I come here it's the same Nonesense. This is the evening before Easter and you'd think the management would get more help. Awful

Shopping here is a nightmare due to their lack of care when it comes to scheduling more employees…read more Every time I go which is every weekend it's always busy and they have one person scheduled. I feel terrible for the employees because the good ones(very few) get little to no compensation for how hard they work and I believe they should be appreciated more. I hope these review reaches who it needs to because this store is poorly managed and needs better care from all angles.

They are the absolute worse when it comes to THE LONG LONG LONGEST LINES It is ridiculousread more

This was my first visit and I am still in shock at how incredibly low prices are on high-quality…read moreEuropean products. As an example, their imported parmigiano Reggiano cheese is $14 a pound. At a market in Bellport, the same cheese from the same region in italy is $24 a pound. Organic coffee, free trade made with arabica beans from Honduras is $4 dollars a bag. I have gotten used to paying at least $12 a bag elsewhere. Potted Basil plants are $2.49. At Lowes they are $14! I could go on and on, but I am absolutely obsessed and I am something of a food snob with a strong preference for European products. The produce section does leave something to be desired, but you can't go wrong with parsley for 99 cents or garlic, 3 for $1!

A great family selling a fresh product. My go to for fresh produce and an occasional pieread more

Cute family run business. Fresh veggies and LI products for sale. You can look out the back door…read moreand see the farm. Wonderful!