Great farmers market, and far and away the best one locally. They are open continuously, the bakery…read moreis tip top, and the staff and prices are great as well. The produce is super fresh, great variety especially given it is seasonal and local, and well displayed. Super comfortable to shop as well. Recommended.

Baked goods are not homemade and do not taste good at all. We bought an apple pie to take home and…read moreit was canned filling in a frozen crust. Very disappointing.

Lovely quaint market with local items as well as a coffee shop. Lots of parking and fresh baked…read moresweets. Get your souvenirs here! Also has clothing and kids toys.

Very busy Market with a little bit of everything to look at, taste and buy. Just a quaint cute…read morelittle place to shop a little

The freshest ice cream! They only make with the fruit they have in season and it's always…read moreabsolutely delicious. The blackberry is my favorite, but also loved the pumpkin flavor in the fall. One of my favorite places to visit! Such a beautiful setting to enjoy a cup or cone - and a great spot for berry picking too! Recommend checking their instagram for information on what they're serving and/or picking at that time.

This review is for picking your own strawberries…read more *No reservations needed, even during COVID times, which was a relief especially since I hadn't planned this activity. I had just driven by the farm with their giant "pick your own strawberries" sign, and decided to do this in between wine/beer tastings along Nelson 151. *Pick your own strawberries for $3.49 a pound. Apparently you can bring your own container for picking, but they do provide white buckets. *I picked strawberries from Patch #1 which faces the road, but there's more patches in the back, which I wish I'd checked out, because I suspect a lot of people go to Patch #1. So I'd encourage you to be aware of Patches #2-6. *There are portapotties and an outdoor sink set up with soap and paper towels. *They have a small market with some McCutcheon products, strawberries for sale, asparagus, and ice cream in pints. I had a cup of their delicious strawberry ice cream afterward. There are picnic tables scattered under tents where you can enjoy your ice cream (much appreciated shade after strawberry picking under the hot sun).

Easy parking, nice variety, friendly folks. Special shout out for Grain Story Bakery's cake,…read moreshortbread, and pretzels made from locally grown and ground flour. After the market we started lunch with dessert: Grain Story cake paired with Sugar Cube cantaloupe (also from the farmers market) and Keto vanilla bean ice cream. Yummy!

Bombay Chai serves the most perfect Chai. It is subtle, aromatic and and pleasing. The caffeine…read morecontent is not too strong, and the sweetness is just enough. They are obviously doing something right, as Bahrat told me that they often sell twelve gallons on a Saturday. His wife Shashma prepares a lovely Poha. I watched her carefully squeezing lemon juice over the "potato rice" with seasoned peanuts, tomatoes, cilantro, coconut and pomegranate seeds. As I dug into it I even found itty bitty mildly hot peppers, and what I think were tiny tender lime leaves. On a quick glance this appears to be simple Indian street food which it is, but once you sit down and savor the complexity of flavors you realize that no, it is perfect Indian food brimming with authenticity.

I love a good farmer's market. Honestly, I love any farmer's market because how can there be a bad…read moreone? You got produce-coffee-homemade crafts? I'm all in. And this first visit happened to coincide with my first time in Harrisonburg. The morning was cool, but not yet cold and the sun was unbridled by clouds. I could hear the sounds of people and caught the aroma of baked bread before I saw the rows of tables and tents. As fate would so favor me yet again, my first stop was a dog-centric vendor. Homemade treats, bandanas, and outfits. But that day I left with a JMU poop bag holder (have to represent for the family). Vendors ranged from bread to pastries to canned goods to locally grown apples (you know I got a couple of bags of those). At every table I found a friendly face at the helm. They were having a great time being there and so was I. Before it was all said and done I had so much stuff it required me returning to the hotel room and offloading before continuing the morning. I will also mention there was live music and some face painting occurring that day. Just a fun, relaxing, and perfect way to begin your Saturday. *During certain times of the year they have a Tuesday evening market in addition to the Saturday market.

My favorite farmers market ever! They have everything and so cute and they have spring and fall…read morewinter and plus it is wonderful and amazing and the venders are so nice and and sell all kinds of food and goodies and it is very clean and organized and everyone is very friendly happy kind and and so many incredible choices of food and drinks treats and flowers and plus food trucks and everything and it piece of heaven and I go here every weekend and plus lots of gift ideas and fun and plus relax and have fun. Please come support these incredible people and venders and they work so hard to sell their products and so they make lots of money for there familes and it is really good to have real home made honey or something made or authentic and beautifully done and and it is so clean and sanitary and lots of fun and relaxing always come early before the crowds and buy some gifts or goodies and stuff and explore all the amazing mind blowing stuff and taste yummy food and drinks or coffee. Merry Christmas and happy holidays From Lauren

Virginia's Finest is a quirky name for a lovely little roadside vegetable stand…read more Prices are a little steep, but the quality and selection are very good, and the people are very nice. So far this is the best source I have found for local sourced fruits and vegetables. Delicious and nutritious, think about Virginia's Finest before you buy grocery store vegetables. You will be happier and healthier.

Just picked up a glass bottle coke, some hot sauce, and this amazing beef jerky! A definitively…read moresmall town, quaint shop, bursting with variety and true knowledge of "Home Grown."

This is a fantastic one-stop-shop for fresh (locally grown) produce, milk, bread, pastas, eggs…read more. etc. It's conveniently located on Rt 340 and how better to spend a few bucks than supporting a small, local business. The owners are super friendly and very knowledgeable. Definitely pick up some Chocolate Milk, Tortilla Chips, Steaks and Chicken. For a small shop, it has so much to offer!

I recently gave H&B a try. Really disappointed with customer service with this organization. Total…read morefailure to communicate pick up location, because they did not deliver to my area, in spite of the claim that they do deliver. Produce was a mix, some was very nice, one week was very sparce, and some was not so nice. Now I'm going to the farmer's market.

From the owner: We delivery the farm in a box to you! We bring produce grown on over 100 small family farms,…read morevegetable gardens and fruit orchards in Central Virginia to homes and workplaces every week in the communities of Charlottesville, Crozet, Lynchburg, and Richmond. Our products include produce, eggs, meat, trout, poultry, baked goods and dairy. We offer home and office delivery, corporate incentives, and partnerships with schools, charities and churches. Most of our growers are members of a Mennonite community in the Shenandoah Valley near Bridgewater, VA. They have been farmers for generations. Their lifestyle still includes horse-drawn carriages for transportation, a choice that limits the distribution of their extraordinary abundance. Once a week, our service will link your table with their harvest. Fresh, local food, delivered to your door.