Came to Bixby to get tomatoes because my wife and her sister had done so or five months ago and…read morethought the tomatoes were great. Stopped in at this place because it looked inviting enough to try out. Lots of produce, lots of homemade like pickles and sauces/jams and salsa, peanuts, and peanut brittle, and some other things. Prices seemed reasonable. I don't know if all the produce was locally grown or not, but we all bought tomatoes, apricots, peaches, and a few other items, including cashews. The cashews were delicious! And I just had an apricot that was very large and tasty. Glad we stopped in.

Best produce. Watermelons are sweet and tasty. When I got…read morethem at Walmart, they were small and bland, Carmichaels are so delicious, . The cantaloupes were the size of 2 basketballs, I bought 3 and 2 watermelons, that's my meals for 2 weeks. I do t get to often, 2nd time in 3 years, I need to go at least once a year. Best place for produce

We decided to check this out instead of the Tulsa Farmer's Market. Honestly, there's a lot packed…read moreunder the roof in the Rose District. I was impressed how big it was (and crowded). The only drawback is that there were few food vendors. There was a coffee cart but the only food we found was a hot dog stand. (They were great hot dogs, just a little weird for breakfast.) This is a dog friendly market.

Pretty small but really had everything you would want - local farm raised meats, honey, candles,…read morebaked items, tasty food. I didn't have time to check it all out but the Persian food tent is *excellent* - I especially recommend the marinated olives. All the soups look fantastic. I bought some muffins. The whole thing is covered, so it stays cool in the heat. Saturdays and Tuesdays- go! Love the rose district. Very pretty, lots of great spots and shops.

Going to the Farmer's market was a wonderful experience. I had never been in there before. It's a…read moregreat place to go if you want a wide variety of selections to get fresh sushi and healthy food options for dinner, or even snacks. They also have a great selection of wines. Their deli was out of this world.... with so many options. I got the Farro & chickpea salad. It was so delicious!!! I could eat this everyday. I also also got some duck pate and a fresh sushi platter. My experience was wonderful.!!! I would recommend The Farmer's Market to anyone!

The Farm has a lot of interesting shops, so we thought we'd try the Saturday farmers market. We got…read morefresh peaches, blueberries, tomatoes, peppers, and ground lamb. The produce was really great, with fresh flavor that is hard to get with supermarket produce. The ground lamb was good too. Prices were comparable to local farm stand prices. My only complaint is that the amount of vendors was minimal. Plenty of space to have a much larger farmers market.

The farmers market is so awesome. If you're looking for fresh produce, locally grown meats,…read moreflowers, crafts, this is the place to be.

I was pleasantly surprised to see the market still open (second weekend in November) but I…read moreshouldn't have been because of our weather. Vendors still had a lot of fresh produce available. I was able to pick up some Dancing Skeleton mead, some sweet potatoes and a great piece of local art! I wonder how long they'll stay open this year!?!?!

I like this spot. It's not necessarily locally grown, but the quantity of what you can buy is…read moregreat. I walked out with two flats of hydroponic strawberries for about $1 a quart. They also have homemade bakery items and the hanging baskets looked great and were very reasonable.

Don't think you're just going for produce here bc theres SO MUCH more. Canned beets, bakery items…read moregalore, plants, etc. Ive been shopping at this market for years and the young lady there, owner I think is always there. Excellent produce and baked goods that are so good!!!

I LOVE THIS HONEY. The quality is amazing, and you can truly taste the difference compared to…read morestore-bought honey. It's rich, flavorful, and exactly what local honey should be. I use it in my tea, on toast, in recipes, and sometimes just by the spoonful. Knowing it's produced locally and with such care makes it even better. Every jar I've purchased has been consistently delicious. If you're looking for high-quality honey from people who take pride in what they do, I highly recommend Roark Honey. Once you try it, you'll be spoiled for anything else!

The difference between their honeys from anybody else is amazing. They have different infusions…read more They have everything you would ever want dream of. If you're honey lover, please go to them all I can say and it helps with your allergies in Oklahoma.

My husband was invited to visit a Lavender farm. I was planning on shopping in the big city of…read moreMounds while he visited the farm. I do love, love, love live plants so my husband talked me into going to the farm. I am SO glad I did!! I would've missed out on one of the best visits ever!! Upon arrival we met Suzanne and Skip-Two of the nicest, most genuine people I have had the pleasure of meeting. Suzanne had some fresh baked lavender chocolate chip cookies-ummmm, wow & yum! Their gift shop was warm and cozy and had a good variety of Lavendar items; cream, lip balm, candles, t-shirts and several items you could use to cook with. I bought my daughter a lavender shirt, it's her current favorite color and then I couldn't resist pepper w/lavendar and also fresh honey. Suzanne also gave me a little baggie of fresh lavender for my daughter and I to try in our favorite dessert recipe. After that, Skip drove us around the farm and they showed us their beautiful cabins, a really nice sized pond, their amazing view (you can physically see all the way to Leonard, Ok) and all their varieties of lavender plants. It was neat to hear Skip light up about a new variety of lavender they were expecting to come in. Suzanne told us all about their summer festival (which we WILL be back for) and the told us about their vision to minister the word. We loved ever bit of our experience with them! What an amazing experience!

I was looking for a variety of lavender plants and contacted them. The farm store is open on…read moreFridays and Saturdays. It's a nice drive from Tulsa. While some of their beds were not in bloom yet, it's a relaxing place to visit. The store offers lots of lavender-centric items: eye pillows, sachets, candles, soaps, lotions. There's a few spice options and lavender sugar as well. The owners, Suzanne and Skip, are great to chat with. If you want to purchase plants, I would call ahead and make sure they have some for purchase. I got the impression they grow mostly for their own fields. They are planning a festival on June 17 which sounds like fun!

Today I visited their new location at 912 W Jasper St Broken…read moreArrow, OK 74011. (Jasper is 131st.) It's fresh and clean with great local selections. With all the recent food scares, lettuce, eggs and more my diet has been seriously lacking! I purchased a few types of locally grown lettuces, some tomatoes and more! Couldn't be happier that I found this spot! The girls working there were so sweet and really knew about their local farmers! I'll be going often and you should, too!

I visited Thursday around 1 p.m. looking for Armenian cucumbers and corn. When I asked the employee…read moreat checkout for assistance, he told me he was busy writing checks and had other things to do. I then asked whether he could call the other location to check availability, and he replied, "You can!" Thankfully, the employee at the other store was friendly and helpful, but this interaction left a bad taste in my mouth. I understand employees have other responsibilities, but dismissing a customer who politely asks for help is poor customer service.