This is a great little farmer's market, easily accessible from the metro, loved and frequented by…read moreall of us locals within walking distance of it. Many options for purchasing starter plants/herbs for your garden, endless fresh fruit and veggie options, other food you can take to go. My favorites are Mary and Dukes, who has amazing Russian food (especially the honey cake and meat pirojki) and the Amish stand- their baked goods are wonderful (whoopie pies of all kinds!) Highly recommend you visit!

Right outside the Van Ness Metro Station!…read more Small farmers market but still full of a range of vendors with lots and lots of produce! Kale, romaine, beans, blueberries, strawberries, eggplant, squash, corn, and much much more! There's even an Amish bakery booth where they have some reasonably priced goodies including whoopie pies for $1! There is street parking around the block and also a garage across the street for $11 for an hour of parking. Come check it out! They're there every Saturday 8am to 2pm.

People are a little confused in their reviews here. This is *not* the farmers market in Georgetown…read more(the neighborhood), but rather a student-run farmers market on Georgetown University's campus. It takes place Wednesdays in the spring and fall (usually March to late April and then mid-Sept to early Nov), all weather permitting. It's less a market per se where there are a lot of produce vendors, etc. Rather, it's a lot of vendors selling lunch options. That said, it's worth a stop. I've enjoyed most of the vendors over the years and have never been disappointed.

I went to the Farmer's Market on a fairly overcast day where thunderstorms were predicted and it…read morewas drizzling a bit. This weather forecast may have affected that there were only 3 or 4 stands. Went to the vegetable stand and got a huge salad for $2 which was great, however the sales people at the vegetable stand were less than nice which was sort of unexpected. Though I am trying to support local farmers and hate giving this a less than solid review, the selection is very limited and if you were planning on picking up dinner there, you may be disappointed. However, the chocolate croissants did look scrumptious, so definitely go there at least for dessert.

I love Norman's. I have an expression that defines my experience on Normans Market at Beach Drive:…read more A Cosmic Explosion of Flavors and Wonderful fruity/veggie experience. I went there two weeks ago and bought veggies and fruits. It was not my first time there. I have bought from them before and mostly before Covid19, when we used to meet with friends. Do you remember those days? However, I am planning to go more often. All of their items are locally grown. I support them whenever I can because I love to support our local markets and farmers and you should do the same From that moment, I decides not to get my fruits and veggies from big chain business where their produce comes frozen and God knows what kind of pesticides or chemical they used on them. Plus, who wants to eat fruits that come frozen and rots in a couple of days in your fridge. Not me. No madam or sir. . You might ask what I have bought here. Well, without further a do, here is my list of items and how long they last without getting rotten too fast is detailed below: Pears: amazing for grilling. These do not last more than 2 hours when I bring them to my friends reunion. Remember, this was ore-pandemic. Now, I eat them by myself. I know, I am selfish. All my friends love when I grilled these fruit of the gods. I have many ways of cooking them: on a barbecue or oven. Also, sometimes I think I am Bourdain and I roast this curvaceous fruit on a non-stick pan and add them with dried fruits and nuts. DELICIOUS (free recipe). Can tell you the time it lasts in the fridge because I love them too much (no platonically speaking). Tomatoes: they are big, juicy without dripping and sweet. Delicious for salads, grilling, chicken with mozzarella or by itself. Zuchinni- locally grown. Amazing and delicious. Ideal for grilling or on top of eggplant and roast it on a non-stick pan. Tar tar cherries- delicious and with a lot of flavor. Small but thankfully not chopped by a Washington personator (bad joke I know). Plums: they are full of flavor and sweetness. Not your regular plums, these are the small yellow ones full of exocarp or meat (sorry for the use of this word, IDK its popular term). If you know the term, please respond to my review. Doughnut peach: amazing and flavorful. Once you eat one, you want a second, a third, and the whole basket. Don't blame me for licking delicious peaches, Normans is responsible for it. Canary Melon: it took 4 days to be ripe. It was worth the wait. It is so delicious and sweet. My wife had the leftovers, seeds. Hahaha just kidding. She loved it. When I get back at them, I will make sure to take more pics and posted. Store: Beach Drive and East-West Highway, open space. Staff members: these people knows their science. Good advice and recommendations. Other items for sale: flowers (gone by noon), bread, honey, soaps, etc, etc. Support your local farmers, it is a little pricey but you taste buds will dance of joy with locally grown fruits and veggies, believe me they have told me. Did I mention that after 5pm they have a sale. I do not know whether is every afternoon or just one time. If I did, do not mind me repeating it again. If I did not, well, have you seen how long is this review? I am too lazy to scroll all the way up and read my own review. Plus, I love to finish it with a little humor on myself. Give me some love if you like this review, after all Norman's fruit I ate, I bet I turned myself to a very SWEET person.

This farm stand reminds me of my hometown roots in Wisconsin... It's a terrific place to meet and…read moregreet your neighbors and enjoy the fruits of all of the farmers labor. Great family business!

Can't beat this market! I love sampling and then inevitably purchasing fresh fruit, like apples,…read morecheeses (especially the goats cheeses!) and pickles. There's something for everyone here. The breakfast burritos made fresh to order are 5 stars and so worth the wait.

Swung by on Sunday for the market and it's always a blast. Not just because you're getting…read moreincredible food and fresh produce. It's all about the vibe too. It's like being at an arts festival combined with a music festival combined with a farmers market. It's mad fun and it's huge! It stretches for several blocks. So many amazing cheeses, breads, and pastries. Fresh flowers, homemade pasta, pickles, fruit, and so on. Visiting DC? Check it out. Heads up, go as early as possible...insanely busy.

Great, large farmers market with wide selection. Friendly vendors who are happy to talk about their…read moreproducts, and a nice area. Some smaller markets have cheaper items from farmers with less variety, but this one is a great option to support locals instead of grocery chains, and get better food.

I love farmers markets & this is one of the largest in the region. The Saturday morning fresh farm…read more Arlington Market is a weekly celebration of local food. The market is located in the parking lot right in front of the Arlington courthouse. There were over 50 vendors presenting appealing empanadas, cheeses, produce, mushrooms, pickles, teas, donuts, pork, coffee, cakes, juices, Dutch Stroopwaffles, oil, gelato, fish ... Fresh this week are leeks, asparagus, Brussels Sprouts, kohlrabi & rhubarb. The samples were better than I expected: a bite of the fresh crabcake wasn't what I'm used to and the warm homemade Dutch Stroopwafel was even better than the ones I tried in Amsterdam I'm impressed that the vendors accept SNAP/EBT, WIC & Senior FMNP checks. Fresh Match provides a dollar to dollar match on all federal benefits spent at this market. Shoppers are buying twice as much fresh produce & nutritious foods.

One of my favorite weekend farmers market, I've been coming here for the past 10 years! While the…read moremarket is usually at the elementary school, it sometimes took place at the Bethesda Farm Women's Market near Bethesda Row. There's plenty of parking in the back! There's an impressive variety of 20+ vendors with scrumptious pastries and gluten-free baked goods, fresh squeezed and cold-pressed juices, dog treats, empanadas, alcohol, and fresh made-to-order pizza and crepes. Here are my favorites: El Jefe Wood-fired Pizza - The new wood-fired pizza is delicious and the Margherita pizza tastes like Napoletan pizza, replaced Cipolla Rossa pizza. Grandma Vera's Bakery - You must try the cheesy Brazilian bread, gooey and gluten-free before they sell out! The Oreo scones are truly a delicacy! The fresh squeezed OJ and smoothies are refreshing and great way to cool off during the summer. Fresh Market Bakery - Located at the front of the market, the vendor has a variety of scrumptious breads, quiches, pies, and other baked goods. The fluffy asaigo cheese and seasonal focaccia breads is divine and sell out fast!. The cheesy and blueberry scones are my favorite! The spinach mushroom quiche is bursting with flavor and worth $25. Family of Nuts - Galore of roasted and flavorful, healthy nuts. The Apple and Truffle Parmesan almonds are my favorite while hubby likes the Everything Bagel seasoned Cashews. Jarabe Paleta - The paleta popsicles are refreshing and perfect way to cool during the scorching summer heat. The mango, watermelon, apple cinnamon and peaches and cream are my favorite! The strawberry yogurt paleta and creamy cinnamon horchata are fun to try, the spicy mango delivers with a tangy tamarind flavor and a spicy kick! Little Sesame - The caramelized onion hummus hit the spot! While hummus can be a bit bland, the caramelized onion added a nice sweet touch and paired well with the fluffy pita. The pita was nice to try, but quite dense and hard to conquer all 4 pitas. Yoga in a Bowl - Delicious Peace Kathi paneer breakfast wraps and Rose and Mango Lassi cold drinks. Arepateca - While the arepas were fun to try, there were dense and overstuffed, and quite messy! The hot chocolate with a spicy kick was good! Rita's Crepes - The Veggie Supreme with scrambled egg is bursting with flavor and quite filling! My toddler enjoyed the crispy crepe and it was so much fun to watch the staff make the crepe. Fight Juice - Cold-pressed fresh juice that's healthy and not too sweet. The Strawberry Lemonade is quite refreshing! Simply Delicious Desserts - True to its name, the fresh eggplant parm and butternut squash ravioli lasagna are simply delicious! Rita's Crepes - The Veggie Supreme with scrambled egg is bursting with flavor and quite filling! My toddler enjoyed the crispy crepe and it was so much fun to watch the staff make the crepe. Jinlan Wenhua - Authentic hand-made dumplings with an impressive variety of vegetarian and meat hearty dumplings (sell out early!). They come frozen and are best prepared at home by pan-frying for crispy edges or steaming for soup dumplings. The sweet potato and glass noodle dumplings were bursting with flavor and the Carrots and Zucchini dumplings were also tasty. Yufka Bakery - Crispy phyllo spinach and feta cheese sandwich with spicy mayo. Bun'd Up (Alternate Weeks) - Scrumptious soft handmade bao buns stuffed with tofu, chicken, beef, pork, etc The bite-size buns are airy and light and topped with greens, scallions, crunchy fried onions, and aioli sauce. Rice Culture - Loved trying the waffle cone fish shaped Taiyakis filled with custard and red bean paste. The custard was my pick while my daughter enjoyed the red bean paste. Butterfly Spirits - The 4 pack of Eldenflower Seltzer is boozy and delicious! Twin Valley Distillery - The Apple Cinnamon Whiskey costs $29 is refreshing and pairs well with apple cider and prefer it over the flagship 1812 Blended Whiskey at $42, which isn't that smooth. Clear Skies Meadery - Bought a bottle of the maraschino liquor. Potomac Sweets - With a galore of scrumptious pastries to choose from, the Almond Croissant and Almond Chocolate hit the spot! The baked goods are definitely on the sweeter side. Baked by Jael - The decadent raspberry crumble bar and the fudgy chocolate chip brownie hit the spot! Impasta Gluten-Free - The mini berry tart was delicious! Not a fan of the dense Chocolate Chip or Garlic Sour Dough Scones, they had a weird smell and taste to them. Rise Gluten-Free Bakery - The Buttermilk Biscuit was delicious and stayed moist for 2 days! I wasn't a fan of the chocolate croissant. While the rich decadent chocolate filling was tasty, the doughy shell was underbaked with a sour taste and didn't settle well . Pearl Iced Tea - The passionfruit tea is quite bitter and wish their tea could be sweetened by simple syrup or sugar. Wonderful market and always love coming back and bringing home a bunch of goodies!

This is definitely a big market -- of some kind!…read more As long as you can get in, it's really great. If you want to park, getting here early is probably a great advantage .... I do agree that this isn't so much a farmer's market as a bunch of prepared food and drink vendors, for the most part. Once (or if) you get over what you thought't'd be based on the name and get into what it is, it's really fun! I really enjoyed talking to all the vendors -- they were all very friendly and open, informative and I must say, joyous! Some were also a bit apologetic for being out of certain things, because I went at the very end when some things were sold out. There was still a great selection, though! I obtained much deliciousness from Rosemary Bistro Cafe in the form of Local Grilled Stuffed Zucchini, Watermelon Gazpacho, saucy beans, and a many-greens soup. This alone fed me for days .... There was also a great and greatly innovative cross-cultural mix in the Black Bean Hummus from Layla's Food Company, and a most wonderful Pesto Genovese from Open Hand that I used to make a beauteous pesto pizza -- mmm! I did eat really well for days with what I got here ....

Went back yesterday to the farmer's market. I'm trying to make it a regular thing on the weekends…read moreI'm off from work. The weather was beautiful so it was fairly crowded. I love that they implement live music (lately it's been a jazz band). I'm still a fan of Rita's, chiboo bakery and now my newest obsession is Vera's smoothies and their empanadas. Their green smoothie is so good and I'm pretty sure it's a best seller. It's a bit pricey though, $5 for a small, but worth it!

One of my favorite weekend farmers market, I've been coming here for the past 10 years! While the…read moremarket is usually at the elementary school, it sometimes took place at the Bethesda Farm Women's Market near Bethesda Row. There's plenty of parking in the back! There's an impressive variety of 20+ vendors with scrumptious pastries and gluten-free baked goods, fresh squeezed and cold-pressed juices, dog treats, empanadas, alcohol, and fresh made-to-order pizza and crepes. Here are my favorites: El Jefe Wood-fired Pizza - The new wood-fired pizza is delicious and the Margherita pizza tastes like Napoletan pizza, replaced Cipolla Rossa pizza. Grandma Vera's Bakery - You must try the cheesy Brazilian bread, gooey and gluten-free before they sell out! The Oreo scones are truly a delicacy! The fresh squeezed OJ and smoothies are refreshing and great way to cool off during the summer. Fresh Market Bakery - Located at the front of the market, the vendor has a variety of scrumptious breads, quiches, pies, and other baked goods. The fluffy asaigo cheese and seasonal focaccia breads is divine and sell out fast!. The cheesy and blueberry scones are my favorite! The spinach mushroom quiche is bursting with flavor and worth $25. Jarabe Paleta - The paleta popsicles are refreshing and perfect way to cool during the scorching summer heat. The mango, watermelon, apple cinnamon and peaches and cream are my favorite! The strawberry yogurt paleta and creamy cinnamon horchata are fun to try, the spicy mango delivers with a tangy tamarind flavor and a spicy kick! Yoga in a Bowl - Delicious Peace Kathi paneer breakfast wraps and Rose and Mango Lassi cold drinks. Little Sesame - The caramelized onion hummus hit the spot! While hummus can be a bit bland, the caramelized onion added a nice sweet touch and paired well with the fluffy pita. The pita was nice to try, but quite dense and hard to conquer all 4 pitas. Family of Nuts - Galore of roasted and flavorful, healthy nuts. The Apple and Truffle Parmesan almonds are my favorite while hubby likes the Everything Bagel seasoned Cashews. Arepateca - While the arepas were fun to try, there were dense and overstuffed, and quite messy! The hot chocolate with a spicy kick was good! Rita's Crepes - The Veggie Supreme with scrambled egg is bursting with flavor and quite filling! My toddler enjoyed the crispy crepe and it was so much fun to watch the staff make the crepe. Fight Juice - Cold-pressed fresh juice that's healthy and not too sweet. The Strawberry Lemonade is quite refreshing! Simply Delicious Desserts - True to its name, the fresh eggplant parm and butternut squash ravioli lasagna are simply delicious! Jinlan Wenhua - Authentic hand-made dumplings with an impressive variety of vegetarian and meat hearty dumplings (sell out early!). They come frozen and are best prepared at home by pan-frying for crispy edges or steaming for soup dumplings. The sweet potato and glass noodle dumplings were bursting with flavor and the Carrots and Zucchini dumplings were also tasty. Yufka Bakery - Crispy phyllo spinach and feta cheese sandwich with spicy mayo. Bun'd Up (Alternate Weeks) - Scrumptious soft handmade bao buns stuffed with tofu, chicken, beef, pork, etc The bite-size buns are airy and light and topped with greens, scallions, crunchy fried onions, and aioli sauce. Butterfly Spirits - The 4 pack of Eldenflower Seltzer is boozy and delicious! Twin Valley Distillery - The Apple Cinnamon Whiskey costs $29 is refreshing and pairs well with apple cider and prefer it over the flagship 1812 Blended Whiskey at $42, which isn't that smooth. Clear Skies Meadery - Bought a bottle of the maraschino liquor. Potomac Sweets - With a galore of scrumptious pastries to choose from, the Almond Croissant and Almond Chocolate hit the spot! The baked goods are definitely on the sweeter side. Baked by Jael - The decadent raspberry crumble bar and the fudgy chocolate chip brownie hit the spot! Rice Culture (On occassion): Loved trying the waffle cone fish shaped Taiyakis filled with custard and red bean paste. The custard was my pick while my daughter enjoyed the red bean paste. Impasta Gluten-Free - The mini berry tart was delicious! Not a fan of the dense Chocolate Chip or Garlic Sour Dough Scones, they had a weird smell and taste to them. Rise Gluten-Free Bakery - The Buttermilk Biscuit was delicious and stayed moist for 2 days! I wasn't a fan of the chocolate croissant. While the rich decadent chocolate filling was tasty, the doughy shell was underbaked with a sour taste and didn't settle well . Pearl Iced Tea - The passionfruit tea is quite bitter and wish their tea could be sweetened by simple syrup or sugar. Wonderful market and always love coming back and bringing home a bunch of goodies!

Great little farmers market on Sundays. Have not been in years but liked everything we got. Quite…read moredifferent environment than FreshFarm but both are great.

What a great farmers market! Located behind the main commercial area in a parking lot, it feels…read moremore spacious than many of the other farmers markets in the area. This one also comes with many farmers with fresh produce from all kinds of tomatoes to broccoli to potatoes. There's a vendor that sells pickled mushrooms, baked goods, oysters, and so much more!

Went for lunch break , been a handful Of times since they…read morehave open for the season , The service at the booths I have came across has been A1. The ambiance of the farmers market it's nice & Lively , I decided to stop by Fat Kale , to try their items for the first time . I ended up getting the chicken curry , delicious ! Check it out for yourself !

The Tuesday lunchtime farmers market at City Center is among my favorite DC weekday markets. The…read morediverse variety of a dozen vendors is impressive with a few new vendors every year. Here's the latest and greatest vendor list from 2023: Timber Pizza - Scrumptious wood-fired pizza with a pillowy soft crust. I can't count on how many fingers and toes I've had the pizza at different farmer's markets! While the lines can get long 12:30pm, you only have to wait for 15 minutes. Taco Dirty To Me: Crispy battered cauliflower tempura tacos, bursting with flavor! Bun'd' Up - Delicious fried tofu and mushroom in squishy soft bao buns topped with microgreens, scallions, and a nice creamy aioli sauce. Light and tasty! Urban+ade - Refreshing lemonade with less sugar than classic lemonade. The Sage & Tarragon is my favorite! Veg Heaven - Decadent sweet treats, the dark chocolate cookies and brownies are the best! While the cakes are moist, they aren't as tasty. Taco Loco - Giant burritos are amazing! There's a swarm of people waiting in line, so be prepared to wait 10-15 min before ordering and then another 5 min for your order! The mango and watermelon juice are refreshing. Hipp Sippin' - Cold-pressed juices and acai bowls made to order. Ravenhook Bakery - Great selection of freshly baked loaves of bread and baked goods. DMV Empanadas - They sell out fast! While the empanadas has a nice crispy hard shell and with so many flavors to choose from, they are a bit bland and overloaded with bland cheese. The Spinach and Cheese or the Bacon and Cheese didn't quite hit the spot, hubby like the Chicken. Al Volo Cucina: While I wasn't a big fan of the greasy eggplant parm subs. I wish they brought back the fresh juices (the watermelon and mango juices) were amazing! Wonderful market with plenty of delicious and diverse options to choose from. Lines start to form between 12:30-1pm, come early!

Since moving to the DMV I have been trying to get out more and explore. I wanted to try this place…read morefor so long and just finally had my first experience. I want to kick myself for letting it take this long. It is always so vibrant here, tons of people coming and going. Ample parking, both on and off street. A bunch of outside seating and just a crowd that is happy to be here. Then, inside, get ready for a sensory overload. All the aromas from all the different stalls will make you second guess where you will grab some grub. Then you might also want to graze...err, I mean browse on what to take home. I love exploring this place. I wandered around for quite some time until I zeroed in on where to eat. Even though this place is always so busy, it feels intimate enough to be alone in a sea of people. With that, I give you review 4400!

Union Market has been a highlight of my DC trip! Such an awesome little space with tons of…read moreexcellent food vendors to choose from. We decided to do our own little food tour within the market and sample some bites from a few stalls. We tried: 1. Masala dosa from Sambar & Spice. This may have been one of the best dosas I've ever had, and I'm not exaggerating. So epic! A must try, 2. Chicken dumplings from Laobun - soft, freshly prepared and melt in your mouth good. Also affordable! 3. Fish tacos from the famous seafood spot. These were sadly my least favorite item on our little food tour, the slaw was overpowering but if removed the pan seared fish was flavorless. 4. Wrapped up with some matcha and iced coffee - can't go wrong with those. Enjoyed browsing the little artisan stalls as well. An amazing stop on my trip to DC!