This is a great farmers market with unique, fresh, local finds! If you find yourself in South Hero…read moreon a Wednesday afternoon, make sure to stop by! The market runs from 3 to 6 PM, and when we arrived around 4:30, it wasn't crowded at all, which allowed for great quality time with the vendors. The offerings included Wally's breads, gelato, produce, fresh-cut flowers, pickled goods, pies, Grand Isle Pasta, alcohol, maple syrup, and more. During our time there, we sampled pasta salad, Smuggler's Notch alcohol + maple syrup, and currant simple syrup + jam. We ended up buying bourbon barrel-aged maple syrup, currant simple syrup, garlic scapes pasta, and fresh eggs. Everything was reasonably priced and high quality. There was even live music! Such a nice experience overall, and knowing your supporting local makes it even better!

Stumbled upon the cutest farm market while driving from Burlington to Grand Isle!…read more Was able to get a mix of fresh product, dairy products, flowers, baked goods and Vermont treasures. I was looking for some Mother's Day gifts and got all my shopping done in one place... the wooden cheese boards were beautiful and locally made jewelry was perfect! Highly recommend stopping by on your way through South Hero...so many treasures to choose from!

My new favorite store. It is a little slice of Vermont heaven. They have gifts, honey, maple syrup,…read morefresh produce, gluten free treats, Vermont food products and a whole lot more.

Love this spot!! Have the most gorgeous flower bouquets for $10 and an awesome assortment of great…read morevegetables and even free roaming chicken eggs! To make it all even better.. the owner accepts Venmo!

From the owner: Get great, healthy food at our public summer farmstand, at our winter farmstore, or through our CSA…read moremembership program. We follow, and have for many years followed, organic growing practices. We believe a healthy soil produces healthy animals and people. We select our vegetables for flavor and nutrient content rather than for machine harvesting and long shipment. Complementing the vegetables and flowers are pastured chickens, ducks, and pigs. The poultry and pigs use less prime land, keep pests down, and provide us with great entertainment. Our animals are not fed junk food. They are fed certified organic feed, supplemented with plants and insects that they find and our "seconds" vegetables. Our free-range, pastured hens are fed certified organic, non-GMO, feed, producing wonderful dark brown eggs. Eggs are available for purchase at the farmstand/farmstore and also through our Support a Hen CSA, providing eggs at a discount year-round. We open our public summer farmstand in May When we outgrow the farmstore with fesh growth. The summer farmstand stays open through October, when we move inside to the winter farmstore. Our CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) membership program runs from June through October with vegetable, meat, eggs, and flower options.

Hot food, fruits, veggies, cookies, brownies, bread, flowers and homemade jewelery…read more Stopped by the milton farmer's market yesterday. Got a few things like these tiny, delicous plums. A homemade loaf of bread, a few cookies. All really good! The farmer's market is now at the Milton high school, on the edge of the parking lot by the sport fields.

Spectacular place. Bakery inside on the back wall with amazing small pastries and cakes. They also…read moresell pies and full size cakes. Lots of Vermont decorum. Greenhouse with variety of plant selection. Very relaxing to just walk through. Pick your own produce per the season, updates can be found on their website. We picked strawberries and raspberries here, very reasonable pricing per pound (about half of their shelf price). They always do an amazing corn maze in the fall which is huge!

Great farm market with a nice variety of fruits and vegetables along with a nice selection of jams…read moreand other jarred foods

fresh produce that you can really feel good about eating:) My favorite are the berries and plant…read moremilks.

I can't believe I haven't given them a 5 star sooner because when I lived here i would do all my…read moreshopping here & always had great experiences. I came back into town for a few days and stopped by to get some food for my trip and noticed they had a cafe serving sammie's and smoothies and had to try one. They were all dedicated GF which was so amazing since I have celiac disease and it's really hard to find good freshly prepared food without risking cross contact & getting sick. I got the avocado toast sandwich and it was AMAZING! Also grabbed a matcha latte & pumpkin pie on my way out which both hit the spot. Hailey the owner (I hope i spelled that correctly) was the sweetest and I had a great conversation with her about nutrition. The co-op itself has so many gluten free, vegan, organic and locally sourced food options to buy in bulk or by the package. I love the environment they create here and the workers are always so friendly and helpful. They also have a section of pre-made food (most of which is vegan) and it all looks freshly made and delightful! The co-op is definitely one of the only places around here that i miss on the daily basis :,) Definitely recommend stopping by!

Food was good and it was tasty and the owner was nice and I really liked the name of the restaurantread more

From the owner: Fresh baked items, jams, jelly, pickles, maple syrup and granolaread more

Unfortunately for me, I didn't discover Pray's until a while after living in Plattsburgh. This is…read morewhere you really should do your grocery shopping. They have a great local selection of fruit, cheese, baked goods, nuts- you name it! Local, good, fresh and healthy! They also have many niche items (honey, syrup, apples), which you wouldn't find anywhere else. They have their own bakery with really well priced fresh made baked goods, including those ultra delicious apple cider donuts. Scrumptious!

Was at Pray's for the first time and picked up some produce and a 5" pie marked for $4.95. The…read morerude person at the cash register that I assume was the owner indicated with attitude "just so you know, this pie should be $6.95 vs. $4.95 bla bla bla." I met the outburst with silence and paid for our stuff. She then back tracked and started down a track about future expectations... The thing was only worth $4.95. I'm new to Plattsburgh, I think I'm trying a few other farm markets next.