This is my favorite minority owned produce market! There's always a plethora of fresh fruits and…read morevegetables to choose from. From freshly picked to frozen, most of what your heart desires can be found here. They also sell a large selection of house and outdoor plants at great prices. I love that they give back to their neighbors in need as well. This Thanksgiving, I saw a post on their social media page where they were giving out free vegetables for the holiday. During the warmer months, delicious roasted corn on the cob is available from the owner himself. You can get it with any topping he has available. There are also several food trucks that sell comfort foods such as fried fish, pork chops,,okra and ice cream on-site that are owned by the same family. This market has been in the neighborhood for years and is a family-owned and operated market that serves the community with healthy fruits and vegetables. Check them out for your farm to table needs.

Great hours and really good tomatoes, and peaches! I drive half an hour to get to this market and…read moreit's as good as pepper place. The Friday is much much less, of course, but good local produce.

Cute and convenient location. A lot of name brand produce from the store though (Driscoll's). Maybe…read moreit's a mix of local farms and large corporation produce? Walked through and several of the blackberries had mold on them. I liked that they offered premade food/ meal options. Also liked the garden area with tons of plants.

It is a small market but they usually have the fruits and veggies I am looking for. The people are…read morefriendly and there are some yummy breads and other items.

I'm torn between giving this farmers market a three for what you're going to get or a four for…read moreeffort... My older sister loves in Fultondale and I visited the farmers market this past week for the first time. It's small compared to most farmers markets that I'm familiar with but for the smaller city of Gardendale I was pleasantly surprised at variety of produce and graciousness of the vendors. There were about five-seven vegetable/fruit vendors (one sold honey as well), a "jam" vendor (I think they sold jarred goods in general), a State Farm agent, a local church giving out lemonade and raising money for VBS, a pie vendor and funny enough a knife/scissor sharpener. And if you've got kids they always have a bounce house to let them get some energy out while you're shopping. They are open every Thursday afternoon from 1-5pm and have actually been around for about seven years, although they've only been located at the civic center for I believe the past three, having previously been located in the K Mart parking lot. Although the fruit/vegetable had limited product, it looks fresh and large and according to the man that organized the farmers market comes from about a 45 mile radius throughout the region. This past week the goods included eggplant, okra, corn, squash, jalapeños/chilies and blueberries. One vendor had peaches and huge blackberries and another also had tomatoes. I was disappointed no one was selling herbs or plants. Prices seemed good, we bought a dozen ears of corn for $5 and the vendor threw in an extra! We also purchased a box of peaches (about 5 large) for $3 and that vendor also threw in an extra--definitely friendly people! If I'm town I'll definitely go back just to support these local farmers, they're quick to share cooking recipes for their products and support other vendors. I hope setting up a yelp page for the market can get the word out and help grow this long time farmers market!

Tried to call ahead and no one answered. Drove there to find out they were Not open, drove all the…read moreway there and it's closed would not recommend

If you are looking for amazing fresh produce, a fun place for the kids to visit and a friendly…read morestaff look no further. The market boasts a fabulous selection of fresh produce, Amish goods, freshly made items and much more. There is a wide variety of farm animals for kids (and grown-ups too!!) to interact with including goats, alpaca and a llama!! The Phillips family are some of the kindest folks I've come across. The truly care about keeping everything local and giving back to their community. OH, and I can't forget about the honey! As local as you can get with it being produced by bees right on thier farm. Fabulous hidden gem in Pell City.

I absolutely love this place! She knows what she's doing with this business, everything is so fresh…read moreand delightful. Their feta is my favorite, it's one of the softer cheeses in a jar in the fridge section, fantastic flavor and texture, it's very creamy. Next they have a variety of goat cheeses, I could literally eat there for days (cheese, crackers and veggies). They have a variety of jellies with unique flavors and almost anything you think of that can be pickled. I had their pickled sweet blueberries.... I would have eaten the entire jar if I didn't any self control. Everything is their idea and they make a fantastic product. Heads up - their stuff is pricey, the feta I Love is 15+ dollar jar, and my fiancé love their 22 dollar pickled okra. So we tend to make this place a treat instead of a go to shopping eatery. Either way check them out and taste the deliciousness for yourself.

This was a such a cute and interesting store near the Pepper Place. I didn't know a place like this…read moreeven existed here! They have all kinds of local goods here like canned fruits and jams. This is the perfect place to find cute gifts and shop local too.

Okay Yelper's why have you not reviewed this terrific find in Homewood? I am from out of town and…read moreon a recent trip to Gulf Shores stopped by to enjoy Saturday in the area around 18th street. Loads of stores had great discounts and so many restaurants were opened and serving good food. I wish I could have stayed longer. Kudos to Yelpers who took me off the path to visit Urban Cookhouse. It was worth the trip and the farmer's market was a great treat!

This small little market has started up on Tuesday evenings in West Homewood. There are a few…read morefarmers in the back selling seasonal produce, but most of the booths are selling food and trinkets. The produce appears to be sold by local farmers and looks fresh from the field, but the night I visited there wasn't much of a selection. Mostly tomatoes, a variety of peppers, and okra. There were some baked goods as well. Other booths were selling hand crafted items like carved wood, clothes, and toys. I'd like to see more farmers and produce at the market, but I think this is a great little community building event on warm summer evenings. I plan on coming back. Maybe if I come earlier there will be a larger variety of produce.

The West Homewood Farmer's Market continues to evolve into better iterations of itself and bring in…read moremore vendors. The market has become a staple in the community and everyone looks forward to its return each summer. With food trucks, live entertainment and fantastic vendors - it is a very affordable night out during the week.

Oak & Grace is a sweet new Christian family owned farm stand offering freshly baked bread loaves,…read morecookies, cake pops, pretzels, local honey, farm fresh eggs, goat milk soap, and more! Payment is easy with a cash box or Venmo. They are typically closed on Sundays, but any schedule changes or special openings will be posted on their Facebook page. Please stop by, treat yourself to something homemade, and help support this lovely new local business. Fresh bread and cookies practically count as community service, right? Follow Oak & Grace here for updates: https://www.facebook.com/share/14orRi5zqur/?mibextid=wwXIfr