Everything you see in the picture is From The Farmer!! From the tomatillos to the black radishes…read moreand everything in between. My family has tried various online "fresh food" companies, pre-made meal, you name it and they were just ok... usually the food did not last and was mediocre at best. We love our local famers market but even with our good intentions, we rarely made it on time. When my hubs stumbled upon FTF I was skeptical but really liked the idea of delivery, subscriptions and ala cart options and loved supporting our local farmers and businesses so we gave it a try. Here we are two yrs later and we still LOVE it! The fruits and veggies are so fresh that they typically arrive still covered in soil... this is actually our families favorite part! After about 6 months of receiving the subscriptions, we started ordering ala cart items and for the last year or so we've been getting about 75% of our weekly food from FTF. The meats, bakery, dairy and pantry items are all great! FTF is also not like a CSA where you tend to get the same items week after week. They have variety and this makes it fun for the whole family. We've received items that either we would never have chosen or had never eaten and we love it. If you are a meal planner than FTF is a wonderful option bc you get an email of the items that will come the following week and you have plenty of time to plan accordingly. The recipes and storage tips they provide are a great touch too. If you are traveling then it's super easy to suspend the service for as long as needed. Now, are they perfect, no however they do a darn good job fixing mistakes and are quick to respond to any questions or concerns. Sometimes there are missing or unavailable items and we will either receive a credit for or will get a little extra of another item. Personally, we would rather get that credit or extra item then a subpar product that would end up in the trash. There is a lot of talk in the reviews about the surprise email halting delivery to re-vamp and let me tell you, we were SAD... so sad but they worked hard to get back online and we were super excited to receive an email a week later announcing they were back up and running. Dealing with the logistics of fresh foods and delivery to the (very large) Balt-Wash area can not be easy, fresh food is very temperamental. The best part of it all... our 5yo son gets super excited to see the "red bags" on our front porch every week and he's learning about fresh foods and how important it is to support our local farmers. Thank you FTF! Keep it up :)

Before signing up for FTF, I used to get a Community Supported Agriculture membership every summer…read morefrom a local farm. There was only one size of share I could obtain and I had to be able to pick up the produce every week at the designated location during a specific time window. When they included anything I did not care for my only choice was to skip that week. With FTF I can choose a size that fits my lifestyle and my bag of produce is at my door step when I wake up in the morning of my delivery. And the FTF membership works all year long, so I continue to receive deliveries for every season. Everything is packed carefully and the produce is as clean as you would find it at the supermarket. Whenever they have planned to include something I do not wish to have, I can ask for a substitution. And I can even expand the delivery whenever I wish for something more by purchasing additional items in their marketplace. I have been with this service now for over three years and have seen them grow and try new things, always willing to correct whatever does not work well. The customer service has always been very responsive to me. I could not be happier and have recommended this service over and over to anyone who is interested in eating local and organic. I actually enjoy cooking and coming up with my own dishes based on whatever I receive, but FTF has also begun an option that gives you the ingredients for a recipe (kind of like Blue Apron, I suppose). They continue to expand their products offerings, truly growing into having something for everybody. I am happy to have been there from close to the start and have enjoyed seeing all the improvements. I don't wish to ever go without it.

We had such a good time here! Came for an Easter egg hunt event and it was so much fun! Every staff…read moremember was friendly and very helpful! The food was good, we tried the pretzel and hot dogs. Reasonable prices! The ciders are delicious, my favorite was the Strawberry Lemon & sangria! I hope they bottle those as they are only on tap right now. Lots of seating area inside and out! Dog friendly and close enough to DC for a day trip! They have lots of other events so excited to be back soon!

Went here to learn about raising chicks and to take four chicks home…read more The class about raising chicks was all of five minutes long. The 'instructor' basically said they are wild animals. Well thanks for the lecture Einstein! We were also promised that the chicks would be layers of medium or larger brown eggs. They gave us a Polish chicken that lays white eggs. Don't worry she will be a much loved pet. The cost of the class, the four chicks a bag of feed and the cheapest temu feeder. Over $400!

Two stars for the very nice workers who did their best to assist during my visit. Sadly the variety…read moreand prices were disappointing. I expect farm markets to offer fresh produce AND good deals. This was too pricey for me. I won't be back.

Love their farm stand; was in the area a few times last year and stopped by to check them out…read more Also got fall pumpkins (early on in the season) and they last a long time. Produce was fresh and staff were friendly. Reasonable prices as well. I'd imagine it'll get trickier stopping by this season with all the construction but next time I'm in the area and they're open, I'll be ready to grab some goodies.

I love Hungry Harvest! A few friends of mine signed up for their service, and always raved about…read moreit, but I had a Community Supported Agriculture farm share, so I never looked into it further. Then the pandemic hit. My CSA had to find another avenue to fulfill their quota, since workplaces shut down and they could no longer support the hub-site pick-up model. I signed up for Hungry Harvest in a panic, not knowing how I would get food on my table, and I am SO GLAD I DID! HH has been fantastic! The quality of their produce is excellent. I love the flexibility of their customization option. I love the marketplace add-ons. I love having eggs delivered to my door every week. I love all the OPTIONS they provide me with. PLUS, I feel like a real do-gooder knowing I am helping reduce food waste. I am so grateful for the assurance of having a box of food delivered to my door every week. The delivery has been spot-on. The customer service is excellent. Honestly, I am over the moon about Hungry Harvest! THANK YOU FOR WHAT YOU DO!!

I signed up partially because of a free delivery promo. Never received the free delivery. Did…read morereceive the delivery that I was charged $37 for, which frankly was about $12 worth of produce. Trying to cancel now.

I've been here a few times to check out the local produce and pick up my chameleon mexican coffee…read more Sadly, they no longer carry the mexican cold brew, but that's okay. I always end up leaving with some new product that ends up being a new favorite of mine. It's an open farm stand located within a new housing community. The staff that oversee the place are super friendly.

Loving my CSA veggie share . Thank you for making it affordable to eat organic . I have been…read moresearching for csa in the area for a long time and they are usually in Fairfax or other areas not worth driving to.

A very SMALL farmers market, the way their IG posts made it look like there was a lot of vendors…read morebut it wasn't a lot. Only a couple of vendors caught our eyes since the rest were well produces and bread, not that we don't love bread it was just a lot and I was only in two for a couple of more days. The sourdough bread looks incredible though, we just got some sweet dessert and baba ganoush to eat with the heirloom tomatoes. I think there was another farmer market on sunday at Sterling, will be going to that one next time I'm back in town.

Our local farmers market is very popular. Parking in the strip mall is very easy. The more popular…read morestands(bakeries and coffee) tend to have lines. Come early because often times the bakeries run out of their best baked goods. We love the hummus stand and the bakeries. Sometimes we also pickup the fresh salsa. Produce stands are also popular with their in season produce.

We gave them a deposit of $850 almost a year ago at this point. Miles will no longer return our…read morecalls after saying he would return the deposit cause they had issues with their butchers. Total criminals. Stay away!

What a great place to get your farm fresh products -- meat, dairy, bread and pastries, etc... The…read moreowners of the farm are very responsive both in person and via email. Have been coming here on weekends for about 4 years to purchase boxes of meat, eggs, bread and other treats. I only wish I lived closer to be able to participate in their milk share, but I'm too far away to be coming to pick up milk every week or every other week. I also love to walk around the visit the animals when I come to get my supplies to cover me for a couple of months. My favorites include all types of beef, pork products and sausage. We've ordered and gotten Thanksgiving Turkey's here and they were delicious. I've learned to always put my trust in local farms and farmers. Plus you are supporting the local Virginia farming industry and that is a good thing. Give this place a try, you won't regret it. Its more expensive than going to the local grocery store, but the quality of their meats is fantastic. Its the way meat should be and is worth every dollar!

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We saw Radical Roots for a year at the Charlottesville farmer's market and occasionally bought…read moretheir produce, but this year we took the plunge and signed up for the CSA. This was a great decision! Our household has just two adults, so we decided to split the CSA with our neighbors (also two adults). It was $250 for each couple (and the CSA lasts at least 4 months), which has turned out to be a great value for all the food we get each week. We pick up our share at Albemarle Baking Company, and it's organized such that all the stuff is in bins and you pick out your own produce. It is seriously an overflowing bounty of vegetables, herbs, and flowers every time we pick it up. As an example, this week's share included: head of lettuce, mesclun mix with edible flowers, swiss chard (or kale), 2 green peppers, 3 summer squash, 1.5lbs big tomatoes plus a bag of cherry tomatoes, a sunflower, 2 zinnias, 3 cucumbers, 3 onions, beets (or okra), and basil.

This is a must stop if you are in the area, or worth a drive if you're not. The sandwiches,…read morepastries, etc. are all so good. Plus they have tons of other goods such as candles, soaps, lotions and other items. Everyone that works here is so kind and welcoming as well. Very clean with space to sit and eat breakfast, lunch or you can get your food to go. The cinnamon rolls are one of the best I have ever had. Cannot recommend the sandwiches enough as well.

I love how friendly the staff was. So welcoming since the moment you walk in and ordering and when…read moregetting your food. I love that he explained the menu items to me. Mentioned that they can use GF bread for all their sandwiches. Oh man I'm drooling about that bbq sandwich I had. Plus the cookie. YUM. The chips were bomb too. I usually stop by here when I visit West VA and I will never stop coming!

Best kabob in dc it's so tasty and fresh every single order I love the fresh pita so special for…read morecatering

A great C.S.A. program for all who like good local produce and supporting a small family-owned…read morefarm. A typical week includes two types of fruit, some sort of leafy green (salad greens in spring, kale and such later on), some sort of potatoes, an additional veggie (like peppers, onions, and/or eggplant), a loaf of bread and a dozen eggs. My girlfriend and I take one share, designed for a family of four, and we eat well all summer and fall and are able to save a significant amount for winter. They're usually open every Saturday with extra foods and meats for sale. Lastly, even though this is a family operation, they are always quick to credit their "workshares" - members who work picking and/or packing produce in exchange for reduced rates on their CSA. A local business worth supporting.