Love the convenience of ordering fresh food on the internet weekly - you can get as much or little…read moreas you want. For years, we belonged to a CSA and enjoyed it, but we never knew what we would get each week and you can only do so much with too much kale! SO, we found hoosierharvestmarket.com and we pick up our order weekly on the east side of INDY (Thursdays from 4p - 7p). Awesome way to get fresh food from farmers and other businesses to consumers. Love, love love the baked goods from a variety of places, apples and cider from Tuttle's, great meats (most are hormone and antibiotic free). Hoosier food to Hoosier families!!

From the owner: Hoosier Harvest Market is an online marketplace of locally grown and produced food, featuring…read moreproduce, meats, eggs, cheeses, wheat products, flowers, honey and more all grown or made throughout the state of Indiana. This is a farmer-run food co-op ONLINE! Buyers are able to shop from their computer year-round while directly supporting local family farms and businesses! *Anyone can use this service to shop and there are no membership fees to join for purchasing only. It is open to families, individuals, restaurants and businesses. We accept all major credit cards, and it is easy to purchase through our online system.

Seriously this place has some great stuff especially if you cook and the quality and prices are…read moreunbeatable. The customer service could use some work but its always worth a stop when I pass thru. Their mums are huge ... and price of those 1/4 the size. But I came for ham seasoning my mom needed. I found it and more. The guy checking you out as u leave is a character .

Steiners is an Amish (Mennonite?) deli and market owned by a local family. Some of the positives…read moreare available local meat (frozen) and eggs, locally baked pies and a variety of breads. Unfortunately you can't tell if the bread was baked yesterday or three days ago. There's a secret color code on the label and I asked the girl at the checkout what days each color meant and she said she didn't know. That's a problem when you're dealing with no-preservative items. Lots of jarred pickle and preserve products to tempt your taste buds and all from small regional producers. In summer there's a fair amount of farm produce but nowhere near what you'd find at a farmers market. They have lovely seasonal potted flowers and of course the sturdy, handmade, bank-breaking Amish outdoor furniture. They sell a lot of things like frozen vegetables, baking mixes, spices, candy (huge amounts of candy), chocolate melts, in small bags with their own label. Unfortunately this stuff seems to be bought from big wholesalers. I have seen giant Sysco and GFS trucks in the lot. They use a weird dating system on these bagged goods- just a number where 15 would be January 15 and 360 would be December 26; get it? But you have no way of knowing if that means this year. Or last year, ick. So it's a mixed bag here. Not everything is going to be local or GMO-free. Look carefully before you buy.

We visit Tuttles at least three times a year between November and June and more frequently during…read moreharvest season. Inside offering of fresh donuts and quick breads are very good. Apples hare the reason we keep coming back. So many varieties and helpful information about each. Their rewards program have worked out well for us. The lunches during summer are a good reason to bring a group. They have fresh service down to a science. Parking is well managed. For us it is important to be close since some of our 65+ YOs can't travel too far. Restrooms are sufficient and immaculate! Strongly recommend you don't bypass this location during off season. A great location for butters, jellies, jams, baked goods and frozen Fisher meats. Plus if you are seeking frozen fruits their freezer section is terrific.

Going in off-season was a risk as far as choices of items and all of that. We went into the Farmer…read morestore and got several items, including a new type of Apple called and ever crisp. It is not as good as a honey crisp but It is supposedly a winter version of it. We also stopped in the café for the apple cider donuts very good as always, helpful staff, and very friendly.

Because of the construction the farmers market isn't as busy this year. Would love to see it moved…read moreback to where it was before and see more vendors! Still fun to walk through and there are great finds!

I'm glad I was able to stop by, this is a very nice farmers market! Spread out near what I believe…read moreis the fishers town hall and art center, there are plenty of selections to choose from. I was able to get ash and elms cider of the month starry night that was very tasty! As well as some great fresh tomatoes and cucumbers, and great cocktail mixes! Check this farmers market out! So much to do sample and purchase!

This past Saturday they had another event day. Safety Day!! I heard that it ended up with a lot…read moremore vendors than I would have expected. So I went. I visited every booth and even got a free pair of swim goggles, a pencil sharpener in the shape of a fire extinguisher, and other great stuff. I recorded their rescue demo from a multi-story building. The firefighter landed with the rescued man through a window onto an air mattress. I went to a trailer to learn about prevention of home fires and how to signal for help from an upper floor. I have a video of me breaking a board with the foot! Moreover, an organization was offering free hot pancakes with 2% real maple syrup, butter, and mini bottled water. What a tasty treat as I have not had pancakes in a long time! This trip at the market and after learning about their process, I bought a $2 yellow squash from a vendor who uses essential oils to distract inserts/bugs and their own animals' waste as fertilizer. I will taste to determine if similar to other growers. Also, I bought again the $14 (6) frozen chicken eggrolls. I air fried one upon arriving at home. Yummy! Another new and happening morning! Very educational.

It's corn season y'all I found this place from a post on FB and decided I needed a country drive…read more Which was beautiful avoiding hwys driving from south Indy (Thompson Rd to US52). The prices were great and they have a nice selection of fruits and vegetables. I got a ridiculous amount of corn that I'm currently preparing and freezing. I also ate a delicious molasses whoopee pie on the drive home.

Corn is fantastic. Unless you're eating corn-on-the-cob, Save yourself the hassle and buy the…read morefrozen processed corn. Souders' family did all the work. This year the sugar baby watermelons also just incredible. Green beans, tomatoes, onions. Frozen meat, all fresh, local and convenient.

Great place to walk around and to buy some locally grown produce or fresh made food. I may be…read morebiased, but it was really cool to see a booth with Polish cuisine. Certainly going back in the future.

I love the Carmel Farmers Market. I used to live right at the Residences so I used to go every…read moreweekend. The vendors are all so kind and friendly. The market is nice because it allows you to buy from small and local businesses. There is so many fresh vegetables and fruits available. They also offer food and flowers and many other goodies. I definitely recommend checking out. The winter market is also great!

Not a huge location or a lot of vendors, but everybody was friendly and nice. There was a different…read morerange of things another Farmer Garcia's farm and there was closing out an earring maker flower person a cookie saw a couple of food. This was the second the last one of the season and I'm glad to say that I made it at least one they had amazing exercise dance going on and I wish I've been able to. It was awesome.

A charming little farmers market, made even better by the beautiful weather. We had a great time…read moreexploring the local vendors and food trucks. The produce stand and corn truck didn't disappoint, and the fresh-squeezed strawberry lemonade was the perfect treat!

The Saxony Farmers Market was a great destination for our afternoon activity! Located in the…read moreparking lot across from Jack's Donuts, Saxony Market is smaller than the Farmer's Market in downtown Fishers, but it was a lot of unique offerings packed into the small area. That being said, I never felt cramped or claustrophobic, even when surrounded by all the booths and food trucks. There's picnic tables and a field to relax and enjoy a snack, and there's a playground behind the market for the kids to blow off some steam. Every step of your Farmers Market journey is accompanied by live music, performed by a very talented duo. Everyone manning the booths were extremely polite and welcoming, and I made sure to try every free sample I was offered! We got some strawberry bread (an Amish Friendship Bread with strawberry purée and vanilla pudding) from the Amish County Dairy, and I also sampled the blueberry milk. (I know, it sounds weird, but it was delicious!) We were tempted to buy some fresh produce, but unfortunately I went food shopping earlier today and I didn't need to buy any more fruit! The Fishers Parks Department was advertising upcoming events in our area (Monsoon Madness is Saturday, July 22!) and offering free ice cream sandwiches!!! That's right. ICE CREAM SANDWICHES. For FREE!! What could be better than that? I cannot wait to come back to the Saxony Market!

2 stars. When I…read morethink of a farmers market, I envision bountiful produce, fresh baked breads and sweets, cheeses, and other homemade wares. This particular market is tiny and has a very small offering. It'll take you ten mins to walk thru and see all the booths. There were only a couple of farmers with a small sampling of produce. Nothing incredibly inviting, honestly. We enjoyed some cotton candy, a Kona ice, and sampled some MLM products. There's a nice playground where the kiddos seem to be having a ball. I was disappointed in what I found, but will try again before it closes at the end of September.

We had a fun time at Spangler Farms this summer, exploring their sunflower maze. It was really…read moreaffordable too, I believe it was like $12 for all 6 of us and we each got to pick/cut our own sunflower to take home. The sunflower field is smaller but they have a specific section just for taking photos. Watch out for the bees - they love sunflowers too :) We also noticed that they had food trucks available during the summer sunflower field weekends as well. They have a small farmers market with a gift shop, produce, and lots of goodies. In the Fall, they have mums, pumpkins, and gourds available.