Isom&#x27;s Orchard

3.6 mi

Red Barn Farmers Market is super clean with friendly staff and amazing produce. If you love to eat…read morefresh whole foods, check them out. Oh...and by the way, they are more like Madison than they are Athens. Only a couple of miles from County Line Road off of 72. They are a little hard to see from the road, but they share a parking lot with Bama Dirt (a landscaping company).

CBD Oils

Fine Cheeses

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Local Honey

S&J Produce Farms

3.9(8 reviews)

8.3 mi

Hubs and I were looking for fresh homegrown tomatoes. The ones in the grocery store are tasteless…read more I checked Yelp and S&J Produce Farms came up. I read reviews and we decided to check the business out. The store is located near Clift Farm in Madison. Highway 72 can be rather crowded so be prepared to ensure stop and go traffic. The business is easy to find. It's across the street from the Target. We plugged the coordinates in and made the journey there on a Monday. Upon entering the business, two doors were open and there was a breeze. Against a wall there is a fan blowing so be prepared for dry eyes if you wear contacts. The selection of tomatoes was pretty good. There were red and green ones. We picked up a basket with 5 tomatoes for $8. The onions were fresh and we picked up a basket of 7 small onions for $3. I saw pickling cucumbers, bell peppers, okra, squash and more. The bell peppers looked old to me and I prefer my okra and squash to be much smaller. Outside there were some hanging baskets, $15 for 1 petunia or two hanging petunia baskets for $25. I saw a couple of ferns but didn't see a price. My experience here was good and I will return again soon.

*GROSSLY MISLEADING AND OVERPRICED*…read more Great location, unfortunately not what I was hoping for. PRODUCE IS NOT LOCAL--bought from a distributor--and is of average quality. Limited selection of produce that is prepackaged in baskets. They discourage picking and the man who slowly rings everybody up actually replaced some of my cucumbers with others he chose without asking. Everything is about 1-2 dollars overpriced. Example: $9 watermelons, $7 jams, $5 wilted turnip greens. Go to Publix or Wholefoods and pay less for organic. I'd also like to add that while the folks are friendly, they are clearly new to retail--disorganized, chaotic, inefficient and can't seem to handle more than 2 customers shopping at once. I'm shocked at the 5 star reviews on Facebook, BUT with every transaction they do give you a lengthy spoken guideline of how to give them a FB review.

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The Garden Spot

46.0 mi

Items are always fresh and reasonably priced. I've never been dissatisfied. They also have a…read morereally good variety of items to choose from.

Fern City!

What a haul, never seen yellow tomatoes this big.

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Large Kimberlies $25

Morgan County/Decatur Farmers Market

5.0(3 reviews)

12.6 mi

Great selection of fresh fruits, veggies, meats, honey, and more. There are multiple small…read morebusinesses that set up shop on Saturday mornings all with different items. Get there early and bring cash. Most will take a card, but if you want to negotiate bring cash. Not everyone shows up every weekend, so if you find a vendor you like, get to know them so you can stay up with their schedule.

My friends and family love to visit this farmer's market. We want to support our Alabama Farmers…read moreand this is where we can find the best and freshest produce in season. The canned goods and crafts are very good and provide excellent gifts to friends and family who love the wonderful "old fashioned" varieties which neither I nor they can make! The Farmers &/or their representatives are true southern "gentle folk" and so nice and friendly. We look forward to the markets seasons and MUST VISITto buy ffresh "home grown food"

Rick's Farm Market

4.3(10 reviews)

41.9 mi

When they had fresh fruit and vegetables I would stop and get some tomatoes so delicious. Other…read moreitems fresh also like they were just picked. A farm market watermelon wins over store watermelon every time. Legumes and vegetables keep me coming back for more.

First time going in years and may be the last. while I did buy something off the sale rack, the…read moresale sticker covered up the expiration date that was 6 months out of date. I called about it said I could return it and I did thinking it was simple mistake on someone covering the exp date and me not removing all the stickers prior to buying. The older woman who checked me out said "well it was on the sale rack" as in I should know better? I still didn't consider having a place sell jars of food that far out of date. With that statement and the tone of her voice I felt maybe the date was covered intentionally to be deceitful? I wasn't even upset about it but felt hostility from the worker for returning it. Not sure I will be back to shop here due to this negative exchange and really disappointed in something that was an easy fix.

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Ryland Pike Farmers Market

25.2 mi

I saw an ad for Ryland Pike Farmers Market and decided to drop by to check out their produce. We…read morewent Saturday and I was surprised at how small the business is. They pack a lot of foods in the area. It was crowded when we arrived. I think there were 6 people ahead of us and very little room to walk around. There was lots of produce and people picking up to go orders of steaks, ribs and smoked pork chops. I was thinking about a steak and the aromas definitely had me wanting steak. They were sold out of the ribs and smoked pork chops. We were lucky enough to get a t-bone and a ribeye. They looked great. I also picked up fresh yellow squash to stew. We had 3 meals from the 2 steaks. The steaks were delicious and the meat tender. If you are interested in their meats for sale on the weekends, please call ahead to reserve your selections. Next time we will call ahead so hubs can get the ribs he was hoping to eat.

Providence Market

11.8 mi

Nice place to buy locally grown produce. Local farmers come here several times a week.read more

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Madison City Farmers Market

4.4(9 reviews)

9.2 mi

Always a great selection, and everyone is so nice. Can't wait til it reopens next month!read more

I'm a big farmers market girl so I wanted to check out Madison's while visiting. It is small but…read morethey may have more vendors as the spring/summer months come along. I did buy a tomato plant and some body butter & soap. I prefer more fruits & veggies but there wasn't much to display this visit. I did have a nice quick outing there. Would I go out of my way to visit? Not necessarily but if you're in the area, definitely go by and support small and local businesses. **prayers for my tomato plant (I'm not the best plant person).

Eggs, Produce, baked goods

Meat, Eggs, purple beans, yellow squash, basil and coffee!

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Farmers Market fare

Bailey Cove Farmers' Market

4.8(4 reviews)

22.6 mi

Great variety, friendly vendors, easy-going atmosphere and reasonable prices. Easily accessible and…read moregood location

I'm obsessed with these markers that seem to be all over the city on different days! I can't…read morebelieve it took me this long to drag my behind to them. I went to the Bailey cove market this morning because I saw Candies Con Fuego (baked goods and candies made with Carolina reapers) and a local butcher selling fresh lamb. I ended buying a couple popsicles from Suzy's, more dog treats from Muddy Paw's, iced coffee from Roosters Crow, obviously the candy from Candies Con Fuego, goat cheese, and lamb chops. I'm thrilled! And it's supporting local folks!!