An old school Farmer's Market, right at the road frontage of the farm. One of 3 or 4 in this area…read morewithin 1/2 mile of here. Freshest produce anywhere. I took this scenic route on Hwy 107 today. Stopped for some 'maters and cucumbers. Also got a Vidalia onion (not grown here) and a cute scolding from a Southern Mom. "You sure are hard on those tomatoes." I brought my own bag. The nice country lady went on to inform me that she wasn't going to put the onion back in my sack because of my rough handling and she wanted to avoid any certain bruising. Admittedly, these are some FAT daddy tomatoes, she called them "Biltmore tomatoes" and guaranteed my satisfaction. Very fresh "triple sweet corn," a newish kind of apple, cantaloupes, jams and jellies are also available.

Great produce. Strawberries, Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Watermelon, Pumpkins, Squash, Potatoes,…read moreCantelope, Variety of Peppers, Apples. They also have round and square bales of hay. Several acres of You Pick tomatoes in the fall. Price competitive to the Asheville Market. Larry takes great pride in his produce.

I have always been very pleased with everything I bought from Farmer John's. I have gotten…read morewatermelon, strawberries, tomatoes, onions and they exceeded my expectations. They do prefer cash, but will take cards as well with a small up charge fee which is stated everywhere. Very friendly staff, and beautiful plants as well. Produce is much better than you find in grocery stores. If I were to find any fault of Farmer John's, it might be the tiny parking lot, but I have always found a spot.

VERY DISAPPOINTED! Was there the other day looking for pickling cucumbers. They had some that…read morelooked good so got 10. Got them home, started slicing them........two of them were brown in the middle, had to throw them away.......and a third had some brown but was able to use some of the cucumber. That is about ONE THIRD of what I got was rotten. Then you get up to the counter, there is a big sign, they want CASH ONLY. Why isn't there a sign when you walk in so you don't have to feel like you are doing something wrong when you walk up to the counter and don't have cash? Not sure I'll go back, NOT a good place in my opinion.

Nice local farmer's market. Mix of homegrown produce, eggs, and plants, prepared foods - breads,…read moresyrups, got some hummas. Not sure what the percentage is that has to be local but one vendor had tomatoes from FL and from a region in Tenn that was more expensive. Another vendor makes special dog treats, some with herbal ingredients to have 'calm' your pet down with lavendar or other herbs. Very interesting mix under the pavilion at Founders Park in Downtown Johnson City. Parking is easy to find for free across the pavilion or on the street. I emailed someone at the JCFM to ask if I could bring my dog and they said dogs are welcome. There were at least another dozen or so also at the Farmer's Market. The Founders Park is a nice walk after grabbing a donut and pretzel from Ruth's truck and there was a taco truck next to the donut truck. That said, it's a short walk to White Duck Taco via a walkway bridge. Hours are Wed and Sat from 7 am to 2 pm. I got there about noon and around 1230 people were already packing up. The veggies were okay but some of them were already wilted even though the vendors were under the shade. We'll go earlier and check it out again.

Visited the Johnson City Farmers Market on Saturday morning. Pleasantly surprised to see such a…read moregreat turnout of local vendors with such beautiful produce! Everyone was so kind and friendly. This Taurus foodie felt like a kid in a candy store trying to decide what to purchase . I returned home with some delicious and beautiful produce & will definitely be returning in the future! . My only advice is to get there early & be sure to bring some shopping bags or totes.

Mid-morning trip to the farmers market. Parking can be a challenge so I suggest getting there…read moreearlier than we did. Plentiful variety of booths with everything from candles to home goods to produce to baked goods and more. Because of the season, the produce booths were exploding with fresh veggies. And they looked great! Longest line was for baked goods. Fresh breads, rolls and sweets. Got a loaf of sandwich sourdough 10/10, excellent quality. This is a wonderful farmers market. Something for everyone. Highly recommend.

Our very own local market with tons of vendors selling fresh veggies, flowers, honey, art and more…read more Two food trucks were on site when I was there last. Get there early (it gets going around 8am) to get the good stuff! The tomatoes I bought from a local farm are perfectly delicious! Saturday mornings 8am until around noon or the vendors pack up and head back to the farm.

Stopped in for boiled p nuts, very cute place. fresh produce and snacks. Tasty treats, brreads and…read morejams.

Maw's has a wonderful selection and the people working here are always so kind. My favorite place…read morefor local produce, and more!

Amazing sourdough bread and delicious sandwiches and produce in a beautiful little stop. The young…read moreladies working were kind and helpful and even sliced our bread for us. There's comfortable seating inside and out, in case you want to enjoy taking a moment to appreciate their cute little plant collection out front.

They offer some of the best sour dough bread you can buy. Friendly and helpful folks who really put…read moretheir customers first. Great vegetables as well.

This is the place to come in the summer for local produce, baked goods, homemade items, and Early…read moreBird's Coffee. Located in the building next to the Food City gas station with overflow (weather permitting) in the parking lot by the carousel. Walk along the aisles and meet the kind people selling their items. They are happy to tell you about their products. Nice open-air building with a roof to keep you dry when it rains.

My family has been going to this farmer's market for a long time (this year AND previous years) and…read morejust found out a few weeks ago about the mile walk where you earn tokens to spend at the market. It makes me sad that we've been missing out! I think it would've been great if the people at the information booth were more proactive about sharing this information.

A nice farmer's market. They try to keep it local. Many very small scale farms sell there. You…read moretend to see the same vendors week after week, but it's nice to see familiar faces. The local only restriction on produce means you get only stuff that is in season, so there is less variety earlier in the year. However, many vendors are there selling tomato, herb, and flower plants so you can get a start on your own garden. They have a couple of meat vendors and lots of vendors selling a wide variety of eggs. A great place to avoid the GMOs!