The state agriculture dept lets farmer's sell their produce here. I went on a weekend and only a…read morecouple of booths were open but I'm sure it's busier during the week. Got some fresh bananas, grapes, pears and apples. They also had 45 lb bags of peanuts, veggies and lots of gorgeous flowers and plants.

The produce in the stores here is dreadful so I was delighted when I discovered the wonderful…read moreproduce at the Alabama State Farmer's Market. The fruit and veggies are half the price that they are in stores and twice as fresh. My most recent favorite purchase was a quart sized basket of beautiful vine ripened beef steak tomatoes for $5! If you bought just one of those tomatoes in a grocery store it would cost you $2.50 a tomato and they would not be nearly as tasty. The peaches this year were fabulous too. I buy all of my produce at the Farmers Market now. I just love to go there! The Farmer's Market also sells potted plants. The plants here are just beautiful. The plants at the Farmers Market are nothing like the plants that you would find at one of those chain stores like Home Depot or Lowes, these plants are big and healthy. And...what a bargain! The market is open 7 days a week year round. They also take food stamps for those in need. Stop by soon and pick up some nice healthy veggies and treat yourself to good for you food.

Good products and variety! Everyone is very knowledgeable of their product and friendly!read more

Pure excellence!!…read more This is a local farmer's market with an excellent selection of local fruits and vegetables. It typically runs during the summer from June - August/September. Locally-grown tomatoes, eggplant, PEACHES (!!), zucchini, watermelon, even fresh local cinnamon and tea! I also scored some an amazing banana bread loaf, and locally-raised beef which I have yet to try. Every farmer we encountered was entirely happy to let you see, touch, and taste the products. That's the sign of proud people who stand by their products, and an excellent reason to visit. To cap it all off, there was a really lovely local bluegrass band serenading the market at 7am. A really nice touch. I can't wait to return week after week!

La Trattoria is truly a gem in the heart of Old Cloverdale. While I don't personally know the…read moreowners, it's clear they are fully committed to serving this community. They aren't afraid to take on a high volume of orders--even during a busy dinner service. I experienced this firsthand while dining one evening when more than 30 pizza orders came in, yet we still received excellent, attentive service. Our meals were perfect. They may be a small team, but they are incredibly efficient and dedicated. They go out of their way to ensure call-in orders are ready on time, and their attention to customers never wavers.

Disappointing Experience at La Trattoria - Birthday Celebration…read moreWe dined at La Trattoria on Saturday, August 22, 2026, to celebrate two birthdays. We made reservations in advance and arrived early, expecting a nice evening to celebrate. Unfortunately, the experience started off poorly with the hostess. When we explained that we had reservations and had arrived early, she responded, "Oh, it doesn't matter, we're not busy." She initially walked us to a larger round table, placed the menus down, and moved a chair. She then said, "Oh, not there, but this table," and moved us to a much smaller table crammed up against a party of eight who were also having dinner and celebrating. What was especially frustrating was that the larger table remained empty for our entire visit. It would have been much more comfortable and appropriate to seat us there rather than have us practically sitting on top of another party. Our waitress, Kennedy B., eventually came over and explained one special that wasn't on the menu. We ordered drinks and took some time to look over the menu. The drinks took quite a while, despite the fact that we could see them sitting on the counter. We decided to go ahead and order our entrees while waiting. We ordered the Hero Sandwich with fries, Lasagna with salad, Frutti di Mare with salad, and Chicken Piccata. We were also asked if we wanted bread with our meal, which we did. Unfortunately, the bread that arrived was extremely hard and tasted as though it had been sitting around and was leftover. The salads arrived before the entrees, followed eventually by our meals. While our waitress was setting down the entrees, she began picking up our salads without asking whether we were finished. I had to tell her, "No, I'm not done." Basic table service should include asking before removing someone's plate. Unfortunately, the food itself was also disappointing. The lasagna was bland and had very little filling. There was hardly any meat or ricotta, and it lacked flavor. It honestly tasted more like sauce from a jar than a properly prepared Italian lasagna. The Frutti di Mare was just okay, but it was swimming in an excessive amount of liquid. More concerning, the octopus did not taste fresh and seemed spoiled. The Chicken Piccata was another disappointment. We didn't realize when ordering that the dish came with a choice of salad or pasta rather than pasta being included with the meal. This was never explained to us. In my experience, pasta is commonly served with Chicken Piccata at an Italian restaurant, so this was an unexpected presentation. The chicken itself was dry, and there were an excessive number of capers--far more than necessary. We ordered another round of drinks, and once again we could see them sitting on the counter. Approximately seven minutes passed before they were brought to our table, even though the restaurant was not busy. We also overheard the table next to us trying to order different desserts. They eventually had to ask, "What do you have?" because it seemed there were very limited dessert options. That certainly didn't leave us feeling like we were at a restaurant prepared to provide a complete dining experience. Overall, this was a very disappointing experience, especially because we were there celebrating two birthdays. The service was slow and inattentive, the food was inconsistent and disappointing, and some basic details that should have been explained were not. The waitress was fortunate to receive the tip she did, considering the overall level of service. The restaurant is located in a nice area with beautiful homes surrounding it, but unfortunately, the restaurant itself left a lot to be desired. For a restaurant presenting itself as Italian, we expected much better food, service, and attention to detail. Sadly, our birthday celebration at La Trattoria was not the enjoyable evening we had anticipated.

12/10 Amazing store, great place to stop for a healthy…read moredelicious meal if you're on the road and tired of fast food but don't have time for a restaurant! We grabbed the turkey sandwich and omg, amazing! We couldn't resist and bought a couple other things for the road and even home haha Just go!

Very clean place. Lots of organic options and brands that you can't find in general grocery stores…read more The location is kind of cramped and the fruits are a little lack luster but they do have a lot of diverse meats both seasoned and not seasoned

Eastchase Farmer's Market is every Saturday morning from 7am to noon in the parking lot, just look…read morefor all the tents by Dilliards. It's quite special to have a little farmers market. Go early to get - Fresh Moringa (to add to your salads) or herbs from Mayin Farm - Fresh meats and produce from the farm - Sunflowers - Roasted and boiled peanuts - Plants from Leatherwood Nursery - Pickled Okra from M&M farms - Homemade soaps - Honey - Baked goods - Blueberry Lemonade

Clean, brightly lit store, fresh produce, and neatly arranged refrigerated foods are part of what…read moremade my shopping experience great at this Aldi's. The staff were decent but maybe the busy holiday season had them a little stressed? They could have been a little more friendly! But one employee just coming in to work was very friendly and helpful!

We came in at 7:40 just to grab a couple of essential items, My husband went outside to grab money…read moreout of the car and when he tried to come back inside they locked the door on him. He called me and I went to the front to open the door, the employees exact words were " we are closed, you need to hurry up" then we began finishing up our shopping. Around 7:50 another employee also made a snobby comment. When we come to check out there was no cashier around. They were very rude and unhelpful/unprofessional. I will not be coming back to aldi in prattville!

Saturday around 9a is the best time because more vendors are present. Espresso, pastries, sourdough…read morebread, fresh gourmet mushrooms, seasonal herbs, seedlings, seasonal vegetables, herbal remedies. AFAIK, none of the vendors are certified organic. My favorite items are the Fougasse and the Country Brown from Wild Yeast Bakery, the fresh lions mane mushrooms from Lost Creek Herbs and the Cherokee Purple tomatoes from various vendors when they're in season.

Still going strong. Was worried covid would take it out. Open on Tuesdays and Thursdays, this…read moredowntown farmers market is always a treat. I hate I only have time to visit it during the summer. It's a inside farmers market so it's open well into the fall. I love buying fresh produce here. My last visit I bought a munch of okra for just $5! I also found out that my husband's cousin sells fresh loose leaf tea here. It's really good! You can also find sellers with ready made goods like cakes and canned products.