Stunning and beautiful and lots to enjoy…read more Love a farmers market, especially one that is permanent. Local bakers, Tennessee farms and kitchen that has ready to eat items. Was on the hunt for some produce. Made out with fresh eggs, local honey and a much needed sliced sourdough loaf. The town is stunning alone. Park by the library and bring your totes.

My wife and I recently stopped here to see what the store offered. The store for house ball was…read morereally packs a punch for how great it is. This store featured tons of vegan options which I personally didn't expect. On my end, I found a lot of great hard cider selections that I have not seen it all since I started my vacation here. Plenty of great snacks and it even have food that they can make for you. Staff after was absolutely friendly and made us felt welcome here. People here they're shopping are also super friendly. I also took a Prebiotic soda with me as well for the journey. Overall, I was ultimately impressed by the store! There's also tons of meats here as well as tons of cheeses. All this is crammed inside of this small little store so these owners do a great job doing what they do.

I have always been very pleased with everything I bought from Farmer John's. I have gotten…read morewatermelon, strawberries, tomatoes, onions and they exceeded my expectations. They do prefer cash, but will take cards as well with a small up charge fee which is stated everywhere. Very friendly staff, and beautiful plants as well. Produce is much better than you find in grocery stores. If I were to find any fault of Farmer John's, it might be the tiny parking lot, but I have always found a spot.

VERY DISAPPOINTED! Was there the other day looking for pickling cucumbers. They had some that…read morelooked good so got 10. Got them home, started slicing them........two of them were brown in the middle, had to throw them away.......and a third had some brown but was able to use some of the cucumber. That is about ONE THIRD of what I got was rotten. Then you get up to the counter, there is a big sign, they want CASH ONLY. Why isn't there a sign when you walk in so you don't have to feel like you are doing something wrong when you walk up to the counter and don't have cash? Not sure I'll go back, NOT a good place in my opinion.

Billy, the fellow who runs this place, knows his stuff, gives good advice about all sorts of…read morethings. We raise bees, chickens, have a garden, have a pond, etc. For the chickens, he's the best source for hard to find products like food grade diatomaceous earth, etc. The veteran farmer will appreciate the wide range of quality products. The beginner will appreciate the answers to their questions.

Even if your not a farmer this is a great place. It has a country feel and very friendly service…read more They also offer an assortment of hardware items. They have Guineas which I found amazing. So few places sell Guineas. So even if I wasn't purchasing them that day they were a real treat to see. I will definitely visit this place again.

Visited the Johnson City Farmers Market on Saturday morning. Pleasantly surprised to see such a…read moregreat turnout of local vendors with such beautiful produce! Everyone was so kind and friendly. This Taurus foodie felt like a kid in a candy store trying to decide what to purchase . I returned home with some delicious and beautiful produce & will definitely be returning in the future! . My only advice is to get there early & be sure to bring some shopping bags or totes.

Nice local farmer's market. Mix of homegrown produce, eggs, and plants, prepared foods - breads,…read moresyrups, got some hummas. Not sure what the percentage is that has to be local but one vendor had tomatoes from FL and from a region in Tenn that was more expensive. Another vendor makes special dog treats, some with herbal ingredients to have 'calm' your pet down with lavendar or other herbs. Very interesting mix under the pavilion at Founders Park in Downtown Johnson City. Parking is easy to find for free across the pavilion or on the street. I emailed someone at the JCFM to ask if I could bring my dog and they said dogs are welcome. There were at least another dozen or so also at the Farmer's Market. The Founders Park is a nice walk after grabbing a donut and pretzel from Ruth's truck and there was a taco truck next to the donut truck. That said, it's a short walk to White Duck Taco via a walkway bridge. Hours are Wed and Sat from 7 am to 2 pm. I got there about noon and around 1230 people were already packing up. The veggies were okay but some of them were already wilted even though the vendors were under the shade. We'll go earlier and check it out again.

My family has been going to this farmer's market for a long time (this year AND previous years) and…read morejust found out a few weeks ago about the mile walk where you earn tokens to spend at the market. It makes me sad that we've been missing out! I think it would've been great if the people at the information booth were more proactive about sharing this information.

A nice farmer's market. They try to keep it local. Many very small scale farms sell there. You…read moretend to see the same vendors week after week, but it's nice to see familiar faces. The local only restriction on produce means you get only stuff that is in season, so there is less variety earlier in the year. However, many vendors are there selling tomato, herb, and flower plants so you can get a start on your own garden. They have a couple of meat vendors and lots of vendors selling a wide variety of eggs. A great place to avoid the GMOs!

Cute little market ... has lots of local veggies.. local honey, flowers, places and local art…read more. everyone is so friendly .. definitely worth stopping by to see where all the locals go.

My favorite farmers market, and I've been to them all over the country. I lived in Boone for 3…read moreyears, just moved 5 hours away 3 weeks ago, and am already back this weekend, with a major motivator being wanting to come to this Watauga Co. farmers market for the nice people, beautiful cool weather, amazing vendors selling crafts and fresh, local, organic foods, and the overall vibe. If you're ever in town on a Saturday, make sure you come. The earlier, the better, too. I think the market is open until 11 or 12, but if you want first pick of vegetables, artwork, and flowers, the earlier the better. Like 9am kind of early. No worries, you can make your first stop the coffee station or a food truck for breakfast -- my favorite being the breakfast pizza at AMB's Farm to Flame truck, which is ALWAYS here every Saturday rain or shine.

There were a lot of vendors on my visit. It was a nice mix of farmers, drinks and desserts. There…read morewere also a few other types of products as well as angry strumming an acoustic guitar. I love the amount of shade that is at this market. Lots of trees but not a lot of parking. I loved a few of the vendors including the kombucha and the kimchi shot guy. I also picked up an assortment of hot peppers for a fair price. In my opinion many of the items are overpriced. I get making a profit but 8 dollars for a small chocolate bar seems a bit much. I would definitely come back. Bring your own bags.

This market is absolute heaven. Even if they run out of flowers early and might not have the most…read moreproduce of any market - they make up for it in locational beauty and better products. It's a joy to walk the market and then walk the nearby surrounds. The ambience of a sunny day here is unmatched in my farmer's market experience.

We made sure to check the website before driving mode to this market. Market it states that…read morewell-behaved leash pads are welcomed in outdoor market areas but are not allowed inside any of the buildings, sheds or shops. That is totally reasonable so we made the truck over. When we arrived however, I thought we were in the wrong place. It has an industrial feel, not a farmers market feel, and there were no markets going on outside. As a matter of fact, the only market was indoor with about a dozen or so stalls. We were disappointed, but I wanted to check it out so my husband remained in the vehicle with our dog. I looked at every market stall inside and I was in and out in about 5 minutes. Having produce doesn't make something a farmers market. It just felt like walking around local grocery store. About a third of the vendors were fruits and vegetables and the rest were knick-knacks and t-shirts and miscellaneous items. Also, it was incredibly empty. I mean I understand why. I did find a new cider to try but knowing what I know now, I would most likely not make the drive again. I realize I'm not from the area, but this was no different than any local grocery stores to me.

We love coming here for the Fresh produce including heirloom tomatoes, seasonal peaches and…read morestrawberries, and all types of delicious locally made jams from Cottes farms and other places. We also have enjoyed the beans and olives stuffed with lemon rinds that we bought here. We almost always stop by when we are next door at Jesse Israel's.

Nice farmers market in downtown Asheville. Not a lot of vendors but very early in the season…read more Bought some micro greens and lettuce and both were great!

We are really loving the tomatoes and peaches we have gotten here. We also love the blackberry…read morejalapeño jam. I recently tried the lemon stuff olives and I was blown away. They were incredibly delicious. I'm glad we finally stopped by. It's becoming a bit of an obsession now. :)