It's a nice cool breezy morning. The lumpia here is amazing. It's a must if you ever see them out…read moreand about.

This was a really fun experience. There are all kinds of vendors and food trucks l. Definitely a…read morefun way to spend a Sunday. Note,,,they are only open the 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month. I found great real freeze dried dog treats for my little dog whom has lots if allergies and can only have things made with duck, lamb, and venison so that was very exciting for us. We met a vendor that sold prize winning Kansas City barbecue rub that was amazing. We saw lots of beautiful fresh produce, bakery items and lots of homemade items, beautiful jewelry and art. Unfortunately I just didn't have enough $$ to go around because believe me I could have bought a lot of things! This is a wonderful market close to home, easy parking and available indoor facilities at the civic center. I will be going to this market lots and I recommend you try it out too!

This is my favorite local farm stand right outside of the Orange Park/Jacksonville area. I have…read morebeen coming here since 2020. I have not gotten the privilege of meeting the owner however I have shopped plenty of times and the quality of the produce is always amazing. I always look forward to swinging by here when I'm in the area.

A good alternative to large stores. It would be nice to have more small shops like this.read more

Best spot for produce. Great prices…read more See the couple in the front entrance. I SWEAR, THE BEAST LEMONADE IN JAX!!!! Real lemonade with pulp! She has watermelons, boiled peanuts, fresh eggs and local honey. Very friendly and wonderful customer service.

I visited on a weekday towards the end of the day and it was kinda rainy so most vendors were…read morepacking up to go. It's ok I'll be back and will update my review with my thoughts but for now I'll focus on "The Green Spot" which was open and one of the vendors I really wanted to check out (we love plants)! We met Jen the owner who was very sweet, friendly and welcoming. She let us try the daily lemonade flavors which were all quite unique, we all got our lemonades and omg I'm in love with the guava/lemonade topped with blueberries, rosemary and a pasta straw! It was super refreshing! We just moved to the area & it was great learning about the history of the shop and other surrounding facts. We bought some herbs and we'll be back to get plants once I've got time to tend to them as moves can be very hectic and I'm still getting settled. I'm bringing all our plant loving friends to this cute lil shop with a cool vibe that very much reminded me of Key West. Try their lemonades! Jen, Thank you for a welcoming experience it was lovely to meet you :)

I got a message, that they will be open on 1/10/26 and I really wanted to check it out. It's a…read morevery interesting place. It looks like it would be full of all kinds of vegetables, but you don't go inside the building. The vendors are outside. It was only 4 vendors. but I loved it. A young lady that sells body products and one is Yoni so if you would like to get your Yoni cleanse, go see her. I love me some mushrooms. all kinds of mushrooms. The mushroom man was there; he grows them himself. Then the vegetables from the actual farm, they were picked yesterday. They have greens, so mustard, collards, kale and turnups and these are young turnups, they are all white. The greens were only $3.00 per bunch. Make sure you look at every leaf front and back ( if you know, you know) They harvest their own honey, they have a bee farm in the back! You can tour the farm and the bee farm; you can also volunteer to help harvest the produce. I really like that. And then those crackers.......Lort have mercy! These ain't for the children kind of crackers, not even for the teenagers! These are for the grown folk! They are like chez-it with a lot of flavor. Man, everyone I tasted was chef's kiss! Man, this will be next level on your Charcuterie Board! The Jalapeno one, it has a kick, after you have eaten about 4 of them, so if your heat sensitive beware They had other desert items on the table, I didn't even want to taste them, they would have had all my coin! They aren't there every week. I think she said every other week. zoom in on the card, and email or check out the website I see myself coming here on a regular basis for sure! I went by their yesterday 1/2/26 it looked like it's no longer in business? I went out of my way to go check it out. The front gate was open, but it didn't look like it was even operational. Should I decide to go back, I will call first. Food None Ambiance no life!

This is a really special place. I volunteer here every once in a while on a Wednesday or Saturday…read moreto help with the upkeep of the farm. It services a great community and is a safe haven for many adults looking to make a positive impact. I love seeing our progress after a volunteer day, it brings me joy knowing that Eartha's legacy lives through us all who have spent time on this farm. I highly encourage a visit here, go alone, go with family, go during the market. Choose an activity and let the staff teach you the rest. Great learning experience each time I visit.

The St. Augustine Saturday Market sits under shady oaks minutes from historic downtown. Parking was…read moreeasy despite it being a late-morning Saturday visit. We were surprised by the number of vendors from local farms, handmade goods, and variety of food vendors. My mini Yelper walked away with fresh tomatoes and matcha, the rest of us snacked on boiled peanuts, and I couldn't resist datil blueberry jam and datil citrus salt. If you don't already know, datil is everywhere in St. Augustine thanks to Minorcan settlers who brought it centuries ago. You'll see datil everything in St Augustine because the peppers thrive in the soil here & love the hot, humid climate. Anyway, come hungry and ready to support local. It's a green market so they also encourage you to bring reusable bags.

Held every Saturday, this is a must do for any visitor or local. Farmers from the area sell fresh…read moreproduce, gourmet sauces, bakers, artisans, and best of all a full assortment from Backyard Buffalo. Don't forget to walk into the Amphitheater area for a mimosa or Bloody Mary while you listen to a local fiddle group or band play some tunes. Occasionally there's even square dancing.

I've lived up this way for going on 6 years now and I just discovered this gem of a farm-to-public…read moreoption. The selection varies but hey, it's as fresh as it gets. I've had some corn here that rivals my beloved and much missed Midwest sweet corn. The candy cane beets are a rare treat. From dill to blueberries to zucchini and yellow squash, it's all been so very good. Prices are reasonable, downright excellent considering the quality, freshness and light eco-footprint. Right now their hours are limited to Saturdays from 8-noon. There's plenty of stuff, but early is better if you're looking for something that's just coming in or on it's way out. I've ordered my first $20 basket for delivery next week. I'll update my review with pictures and impressions after I get it. All the folks working the place are friendly and helpful. They offer gloves and sanitizer at the start of the line to help out in these tricky times. Overall, this is a great spot to check out. You won't find everything you're looking for, but the stuff is fresh and it's a buy-local win.

From the owner: Local certified organic vegetable farm! We offer fresh produce with contactless home delivery for…read moreall of St. John's County. We are also at the St. Augustine Amp Market and Nocatee Farmers Market when in season. Visit our website for more information and to order. Commercial grower for potatoes and green beans! Follow us on Facebook and Instagram!

Great selections. Vibrant place to visit. Many local crafts and artist plus 20+ food trucks.read more

My sister first brought me to the Riverside Arts Market years ago. It has now become something we…read moreenjoy regularly on my visits to Jacksonville. It's a family friendly environment and has something for all ages. My son who is now 13 has been coming since he was younger and still loves it. My sister and I enjoy walking around and seeing what vendors are there and what all there is to offer. On some occasions our dad comes as well, it's really great for all ages. There are plenty of food options, so it's easy to grab a snack or a meal as you wander around. There are a lot of unique vendors that sell fresh bakery items, local produce, gourmet hot sauces, arts and crafts and so much more. The vendors tend to change as well so there seems to be something new to find every visit. Parking is close by and we've never had an issue. I prefer to visit on cooler days as the heat can be pretty miserable even in the shade in the summer.

Black Hog Farm offers Farm to Door delivery of their fresh produce. You also have the option to add…read morechicken, beef, eggs an other goodies to your order. I first learned of this wonderful establishment when I attended a farm to table dinner at Chew. I've also feasted on their amazing pork at Restaurant Orsay. I started buying their produce at the Riverside Arts Market. Then I was hooked. The tomatoes are delicious, the carrots are bigger than any carrot I have ever found in the store, the corn is so sweet. Not only is the food good, but it lasts forever. We opted for the biweekly delivery and sem to have more of a problem not using everything they bring us instead of running out of veggies. Support local farmers and really consider becoming a member. You will not regret it.

We just had black hog farm chicken breasts tonight and we are so incredibly happy! We love your…read morechicken and have for years!!!!

I absolutely love local arts and crafts markets like this one. It's awesome that in Florida,…read morethanks to the weather we can have them year round. This one is a much smaller scale than Riverside Arts Market, but it has similar attributes, and some unique ones, that make it special. If you are interested in having a booth yourself, check out the website. I believe it was $20 to reserve a spot for a particular day. It's well worth the publicity and networking opportunities a market like this affords you. There are a good number of local, home business type venders, as well as a few individuals selling direct marketing items as independent consultants. There were also a number of food trucks parked along the street, including an ice cream truck! It is located right by city hall, so you have a nice view of the St John's down the street as you walk the market. We're really glad to have had the opportunity to be a part of this market. I recommend it to anyone who enjoys them as well as I do!

Must go must stop Must buy…read moreYummmm yummmmm Gumbo Ez at crooked river Left over shrimp an a fresh chicken Gumboo Ez in a jar

Cute small shop. Mostly local, but some things are from small businesses from out of state. Nice…read moreshop owner at the counter. Good kombucha! 12/10.