I've been here a few times to check out the local produce and pick up my chameleon mexican coffee…read more Sadly, they no longer carry the mexican cold brew, but that's okay. I always end up leaving with some new product that ends up being a new favorite of mine. It's an open farm stand located within a new housing community. The staff that oversee the place are super friendly.

Loving my CSA veggie share . Thank you for making it affordable to eat organic . I have been…read moresearching for csa in the area for a long time and they are usually in Fairfax or other areas not worth driving to.

This is a smaller market than many others in the area, but it has much more variety. There are the…read moreusual fruit and vegetable stands, but also an Egyptian family who sells fresh food, a delicious BBQ stand, and many more fun finds. If they had a vendor who sold coffee, it would be 5 stars!

A very SMALL farmers market, the way their IG posts made it look like there was a lot of vendors…read morebut it wasn't a lot. Only a couple of vendors caught our eyes since the rest were well produces and bread, not that we don't love bread it was just a lot and I was only in two for a couple of more days. The sourdough bread looks incredible though, we just got some sweet dessert and baba ganoush to eat with the heirloom tomatoes. I think there was another farmer market on sunday at Sterling, will be going to that one next time I'm back in town.

Our local farmers market is very popular. Parking in the strip mall is very easy. The more popular…read morestands(bakeries and coffee) tend to have lines. Come early because often times the bakeries run out of their best baked goods. We love the hummus stand and the bakeries. Sometimes we also pickup the fresh salsa. Produce stands are also popular with their in season produce.

It's a small town and the farmers market is also on the smaller scale. The few vendors that were…read morepresent were really nice. I do recommend stopping by when you again, if for nothing else than a quick walk through. They had fresh pastry stalls and produce stalls. There is a small parking lot next to the lot where market is held. There's also a parking lot across the street you can use for the market.

The Haymarket Farmers Market is a small Farmers Market that runs every Saturday morning in Old Town…read moreHaymarket - in the parking lot in front of the Town of Haymarket - Town Hall building. Always some good vendor here - fresh fruits and veggies, and others. My favorite vendor is Rainbow Acre Farms. They produce local, organic meats - my favorite is their packages of bulk ground Chorizo! But they have many other meat products as well: Bacon, sausages, and more! Check the Haymarket Farmers Market out! #HaymarketFarmersMarket

Dough Market was one of the many vendors at the Asian Summer Festival this past weekend at Tysons…read moreCorner! I wanted a doughnut, but didn't want the whole thing for myself, so I lightly nudged my sweet tooth friend to split one with me. I knew he wasn't going to say no. It required very little to no convincing. Sadly, they were out of half of their options, but we tried the PANDAN CUSTARD DOUGHNUT (4.65) because we both like pandan. The custard was creamy with a strong pandan flavor. The donut was soft and chewy with a delicious sugar layer. I'm sure these have been sitting out for a few hours, so I'm impressed how well they hold up. I would definitely pay the price for these delicious doughnuts again.

I love Dough Market! I used to visit them at the Net Park farmer's market, and I miss having my…read moreThai tea custard donuts filled fresh in front of me. I hope they'll pop up at DC farmer's markets again some day! I was able to try their new hojicha cinnamon roll and the classic miso pumpkin donut this past weekend at a pop-up they attended, and it was delicious as always (but not as fresh as it used to be at the markets, of course). My friend also loved her black sesame kouign amann, and I've enjoyed their croissants I nthe past. It's just a really solid home bakery, and I was excited to hear they might be opening a storefront in Annandale soon. Definitely check them out if you see them!

Worker named James was sassing me I told him I hated strawberries and demanded a refund and he told…read moreme that "Sir Im sorry we don't offer refunds" then Mr Wegmeyer himself barged in with a magazine and fired a warning shot for not appreciating his produce. He then proceeded to yell at some employees and tell them to call the cops so I drove my tank into the dense thickets of strawberries. I started firing at the Wegmeyer employees and they fired back. I got strawberry splatter all over me and it looked like blood so I played dead. The workers came over to haul my body into the dumpster bc a death would be "bad for business" but then I ninja moved them and Mr Wegmeyer was so happy at my moves he gave me free produce. 11/10 highly recommend

OK, the Oatlands is next to the major road, the Hamilton is via long stretch of dirt road, and the…read morestrawberry hill is a bit further on that road from Hamilton. Picking usually decent. The 40/bucket and reservation red tape is fairly annoying but maybe Nova just has too many rich people into expensive strawberry picking that y'all need to line them up. Strawberry hill was the best picking for me. 10 minutes to fill two buckets with big ripe berries that you need to eat within a few days or they are gone. Sweet, no funny taste. About an hour drive for me, but going back this weekend. It's worth the drive to me.

What a cool little spot!!! I think they have every variety of pumpkins that ever existed. The green…read morehouse has a ton of different types of papers. Including my favorite, the Carolina Reaper. If that's not enough, they also have duck eggs. I will definitely stop back by here before heading back to Georgia.

5.24.25 Highly…read morerecommend the apple crisp pie. It tasted amazing reheated and with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.

Amazing service with knowledgeable and friendly staff. Most…read morefarm stands don't have as much staff available to help. They had the coolest pumpkins with descriptions for all species. Lots of activities for kids as well. A little farm store inside and lots of plants available as well!

This garden shop hasn't slowed down in spite of the chilier temperatures, and we wanted to get a…read morecouple of fall flowers to brighten up the kitchen fa family room. The majority of the flowers on display were the fall Chrysanthemum 9" mums. There were all kinds of assortments of those mums. I did notice some nice Montauk daisies that have still yet to bloom. I ended-up getting the Basil Everleaf Genovese plant and some awesome purple Petunias. There were a lot of leftover pumpkins and other fall stuff that were listed on sale as well. I wonder if this garden center sells Christmas trees, because I didn't notice too many things related to the Christmas holiday. This is a great garden and flower shop and it almost reminds me of my very first job at a flower shop when I was 12.

The honey may be expensive but my motto is I can pay now or pay later with health issues as I age…read more This honey was tasty. The clover smell and taste weren't overpowering. The honey was a definite buy. Will I buy again? Yes, hands down it's an excellent honey

They sell farm fresh eggs with cute little stamps, which means all their eggs are inspected at…read morepackaging. They sell awesome wildflower and clover honey from their apiary in Middleburg. Their sauces and rubs are amazing. My favorite is the jalapeño plum sauce, and I use their Flame and Smoke and Garlic Lovers rubs on everything. Customer service is great; it's run by a really nice and super friendly family. We've bought from them at the farmers market but they also sell online and from their farm.

Every time I'm back in VA on a Saturday I make sure to stop by the Reston Farmer's Market. They've…read moregot some of the best produce in the area. The apples and pears are especially fantastic so I recommend trying and buying some since there are samples of most. If you go right around when it opens it's not too crazy but by 9am it's pretty crowded and I don't recommend parking in (or near) the lot itself. I'm addicted to carbs, so the real reason for my trip is always the bakeries that are tucked into the back of the market next to the lake itself. Nordic Knots has a "Pretzel Croissant" that's amazing. It's basically a really flakey, crisp croissant washed with lye and topped with pretzel salt to give it that real "pretzel" flavor. The pretzels themselves are fine, but the croissant is the pro move. They go quick with some aunties lining up 15 minutes before they open (which is always a bit late). My Cravingz is my true destination and it's basically the last stall in the marked (coming from the parking lot). The Turkish bakery has a cafe in Manassas but there are a few things you can only get here. The guy is always super friendly and is happy to explain the good to anyone unsure. My go-to breakfast is a cheese açma and coffee with a simit and nutella pogaça to go. The açma is one of the best pastries I've ever had. Flakey and buttery like a croissant but with a bit more chew and stuffed to the gills with high-quality feta. They'll warm it up for you on the spot, which I highly recommend if you're eating it there. If you're looking for a heavier breakfast of lunch the borek is great but a bit much for me that early.

This is one of the greatest local Farmer's Markets I have visited in my travels. There are bigger…read moreones in London, Vancouver, and Victoria, but this one is in the top ten. I flew to DC for an end of life celebration, looking for something to take to share because grandma said you don't show up with just your hat in your hand. I was blown away at the number of produce vendors. We have a large market at the Pearl in San Antonio and lucky to see two or three produce vendors with limited selection. Parking is the most challenging aspect here. I didn't even try the surface lot as it looked packed. I was able to find street parking a few blocks away. This market must have had at least a dozen produce vendors. And the selection was incredible. The vegetables and tomatoes looked incredible. But I was flying back and could not enjoy them. I did buy some cherries and strawberries to share with the local family. They were so fresh and everyone enjoyed them.