Awesome ! Plants , vegetables, meats, bakery items if I lived I would get some plants !…read more I got to pet real friendly dogs ! On vacation! Aloha!

Cute covered farmers market which is especially helpful during the rainy season. Hands free…read moreshopping without having to manipulate an umbrella or poncho. Farm fresh fruits, vegetables, jams, sauces, and breads. They offered fresh holiday wreaths in 3 sizes at a good price. Free parking is available. Restrooms.

Wonderful place to get out and pick large flavorful blueberries! This is our favorite blueberry…read morefarm! Set nestled in fir trees surrounded by small mountains you find a river flowing past vast fields of sweet blue berries. The farm house, surrounding berry processing buildings, U-pick stands and gift/U-pick pay shop are a delight to the senses. There are many small touches that bring this farm past just getting your berries in a bucket. The buckets themselves are a good size for any adult to carry. I filled mine just over 1/2 full and had five pounds of berries. They also have cut baby buckets for kids to use. The row that are open are well marked with colored tapes and the father you into the rows the larger and more plentiful the berries! Here is a hint, go around 2/3 pm and walk all the way down to the West end of the row, this is where I found bushes heaped with large ripe in the "SHADE"! I could have sat in the grass and filled my bucket with out moving! This is a great place to bring your friends and family. The gift/U-pick pay shop has fresh berries for sale buy the pint/flat, honey, drinks, and other things for sale. There are some cute wooden "put your head through" cut-outs where you can take fun photos. All in all, it's a pleasant drive, in beautiful valley to pick delicious berries, and you can make blueberry pancakes the next morning!

Great, historic U-pick blueberry farm. Farmers Nik and Rebecca very helpful…read more Opening June 25, 2011. Join us for the Blue Blastic Family Fun Fest Sunday July 31st 11 AM to 5 PM Berry picking, face painting, tours, picnicing - food vendors

Enjoying a new, spacious location, the Tumwater Farmers Market is officially open for business…read more Early season vendors are friendly and raring to share their wares from gorgeous flower bouquets; lovely beauty, skincare, and health products; local honey; spice mixes and collections; exotic sauces; beverages; artisan jewelry; baked delectables; and food truck yummies; all supported by helpful volunteers that can turn your plastic into cash, as needed. Entertainment by highly talented musicians adds to the flare and ambiance of a fine market stroll and saunter for the first round, to check things out, and bolster your second, purchasing round as you circle back for those beckoning wares and delights. Oh, and never fear. There is plenty of parking, either on the school grounds or on Dennis Street. So, come on down and support our local Tumwater Farmers Market.

What a joke to call this a "farmers market" The only thing they have from a farm is some honey…read more Every thing else is crafts and expensive prepared food. I am so disappointed

The produce is good and the staff is helpful and friendly, but you should phone first if you're…read moredriving a distance to make sure it is really open.

This is the BEST produce stand I have every been to. My family and I have been coming here for…read moreyears! They have the FRESHEST produce at the lowest price in Lewis county! Not only that but their customer service is amazing! I definitely recommend.

New owners and they are great!! Very helpful and just nice…read morepeople! Love the plants and produce. Excellent quality and price. We drive 60 miles each way just to go there.

A whole flat of strawberries went completely moldy in less than 24 hours after purchase. The…read morebusiness blocked us on social media rather than respond to a private inquiry or public comment after no response was received to the initial inquiry. I'm sure they will try to remove this review as well. Such a shame as we loved them before. Really terrible way of conducting business!

Excellent option for CSA. The produce is very good, nice variety and plenty for the share I got…read more(mini share). I also liked and appreciated the good and prompt communication. All in all I highly recommend them. Over the years, I had other arrangements: CSA, Full Circle... But Helsing is the best experience for me.

We've been really pleased with our CSA share from Helsing this year and will sign up with them…read moreagain next year if we're still living in Olympia. We tried a different CSA last year (there are four local organic CSA options that deliver to my husband's workplace) and we much prefer Helsing. We like Helsing better because they have given us more variety, because we adore the fruit share, and because they have taken the time to provide good recipes. We signed up for the mini share and are hard pressed to keep up with what we receive every week! There are the two of us and we're vegetarians, yet we get so much from them every week that we can't eat it all before the next batch arrives. We freeze, can, or give away extra, it's that generous. The CSA we had last year from the different farm kept giving us the same things week after week--carrots, chard, potatoes--and we're really pleased that Helsing has so much changing variety. Sometimes we have only received something for a week or two and wish we could be getting it for longer! We LOVE the fruit share. Local organic fruit costs us high prices at the Oly farmer's market, but with the fruit share we are getting a great deal. The first few weeks are a little slow when only berries are ready, but after that we get a ton of stone fruit that is delicious and much more bang for our buck than at the farmer's market. For example, one week I was at the market and bought a container of cherries for about $15. A few days later my fruit share gave me the same amount of cherries plus several other pounds of fruit, all for $15 a week. Nice. We get peaches, nectarines, apples, berries, plums, pluots, etc etc We have tried a number of their recipes, and have been impressed. Someone has put a lot of effort into finding recipes that only use the seasonal ingredients that are actually tasty. Everything has been good, and a few have been excellent, such as the recipe for fennel with honey, goat cheese, etc --it's amazing. You can search their recipe database by ingredients. I appreciate that they never leave me hanging for ideas, since with every CSA you get exposed to both old and new ingredients and the recipe help is appreciated.

I visited during off season…read more Inside the store are little booths rented by various local artists where they showcase handmade items such as art, photographs, posters, artists for hire, tea, and other little knick knacks. The store also has some flower bouquets, plants, whimsical garden decor, and seedings for sale. The produce can be viewed and purchased in the next building in the parking lot. There is a minimum purchase of $10 to use your card. Easy to do with several varieties of heirloom fruits and veggies. I saw a red Barlett pear which I have e never eaten before. It was very tart compared to the green pear. Would I go back? Yes. I like the produce quality and variety.

Grays Harbor Farmers Market & Craft Fair, located on the banks of the Hoquiam  river, is where…read morelocal crafters, artists, organic farmers, ranchers & bakers converge to offer their items to the public. This is a year-round Farmer's Market. While the produce selection is not large, there are some unique items that I certainly did not expect to find. One is Satsumaimo  (Japanese Sweet Potato). Grown primarily in Kyushu, Japan, fans of this variety search far and wide trying to locate a source. It is the (sweet potato) "pot of gold" at the end of the rainbow! There are also many items to check-out from local artists & crafters. If you are passing through Hoquiam on your way to Ocean Shores or the temperate rain forests of the Olympic Peninsula, be sure to stop here for sweet treats and unique items!

Great market with beautiful, locally sourced protein, meats, honey and dairy. Kathleen was super…read morehelpful and friendly helping me pick out some coffee and meats. This will be my first stop for groceries in the future!! Bring you own bags or pack up in a box.

This place is great for produce. Good prices. Friendly people. I have been here many many times and…read morehave always had a positive experience.

Love shopping here for my weekly fruits and veggies. Staff is always so nice and helpful. Highly…read morerecommend- ant their salsa and guacamole is a must!!

I have been going to Jay's farm stand for many years and have always felt welcomed, and treated…read morewith very friendly employees. I was so disappointed today when I went in. The employee I was in contact with made me feel rushed and was not friendly in any way at all. I only had one question and she was pretty rude when she answered. She was also the cashier when I went to check out and was so rushed, and rude then as well. I'm so disappointed. I understand that people go through things in life, and hoping that she is OK.... However, when you work retail and customer service, you're one and only job is to help the customers and be friendly. I am hoping and praying this is the one and only time I experience this.