Farmers markets have become so ubiquitous in London that it is easy to forget that just a few years…read moreago, we all had to search a lot harder for our organic, locally sourced fruit and veg. Not us in Esher, we have been privileged to have Garsons Farm on our doorstep for... well, the farm has been running since the 1900's. Garsons became what it is known as today around 20 years ago. It has expanded in the last few years, but what it is primarily known as is a place to buy free range, organic, and where possible, locally sourced, fresh produce. Everything that you buy here is delicious. The fruit and veg are plentiful, and comes in both fresh and frozen quantities. There is a large deli, an extremely well stocked cheese counter (which won best cheese shop of the year 2008), a wide range of pre cooked and frozen meals, and plenty of freshly baked cakes and pies. Garsons also covers the American contingent as well. There is a large community of American families living nearby, and Garsons caters for them by supplying treats like Betty Crocker, Aunt Jemima, Goober Grape peanut butter, Lucky Charm Cereals and of course, lots of boxes of macaroni cheese. I know that these things are not what comes under the umbrella of organic goods, but everyones got to have some treats sometimes!

although the garden centre is lovely I will not support it as the kitchen managers treat some staff…read morelike dirt and are condescending and disrespectful. it's not something I would have expected from Garsons but nothing surprises me.

This market is very small, but what it lacks in size, it makes up for in quality and friendliness…read more There's something fun about shopping here. Generally I'm only in this area if I'm coming back from town and I can't be bothered to walk home from the station nearest to my house. I'll splash out on a cab from here instead (it's my little £5 luxury every now and again). The farmers market is right next to Blackheath station in the car park. The usual suspects are here. So the fresh fruit and veg, the organic sausages. All the typical stuff. But then there's the bakers and cupcakeries and I think that's where the place comes into its own. They're lovely. The stuff they sell is great, and it's fun to walk around. You wouldn't spend more than an hour here, but if you're in the area, it's a good place to drop into before strolling to Greenwich for Sunday lunch.

Small but full of quality. Wish it was closer so I could go more often! The selection of cheeses is…read moreincredible Amazing breads and pastries. Great meat selection, loads of veggies and fruits.

Food was nice…read more Service was spot on tho the staff did not seem intelligent. Ambiance was spot on.

after driving 40 miles to visit your farmer's market only to be told by your car park staff that it…read morehasn't been open since 2013 that you remove it from your website.

I've had a nosey round this farmers market twice when playing hockey at nearby Kennington Park…read more This farmers market takes place from 10 to 3 on Saturdays in the grounds of St. Mark's Church opposite Oval tube station. The market consists of almost exclusively food related stalls, offering both cooked and uncooked items. Most are food to take home though a few stalls offer food to eat straightaway, so it is possible to stop here for a bite to eat too. There's a great cheese stall offering exclusively hand produced goat's cheese from their own herd. An amazing variety of cheese which will open your eyes to a range, which may surprise you. You will also find some great bangers from a variety of different suppliers and samples are always available to try. Definitely worth a wander through.

Spotted this farmers' market whilst driving past on the bus and had to get off for a nosey! It…read moreruns from 10am to 3pm in the grounds of St Mark's Church (near Oval) and for some reason, it's never been on my radar. Some of the stalls were selling pies, scotch eggs, fish and chips, Caribbean food, fruit juices and wine, so if you wanted to stop for a bite to eat, there was plenty to choose from. You could also buy veg, eggs, cheese, meat, bread and cake, so lots of tempting things to take home! With this being an unplanned visit I didn't have a huge amount of cash on me and there aren't are any fee-free ATMs immediately nearby, so do remember to take cash! I bought a pack of fat sausages (£3.50), big bottle of Bramley apple juice (£2.50) and an English breakfast scotch egg (£4). It's only a small farmers' market but it's on every week so I will no doubt be back soon now I've found it. I could buy many of the products for less at the Lidl one tube stop away, but the quality is good and I always get a warm fuzzy feeling from buying from local businesses. Quite fancy buying some cheese next time and trying some of the street food. I'll come prepared with a big bag and plenty of cash!

Definitely worth a visit if you are in the vicinity of Windsor Castle. They have a great selection…read moreof quality meats and pies, and an array of cheeses, cakes, biscuits and the like. The fruit and veg selection is good and of course they have royal souvenirs (although they were absent during our last visit (a few days before Christmas - they needed all the room for food and festive booze and seasonal fare Definitely worth a visit - enjoy!

Great selection of meats , pies , sausage rolls , pasties , cheeses , jams and cookies…read more Everything is farmed off the Queens grounds and honestly its worth paying the little extra for. They even have a tea shop with some cracking cakes.

It's nice to wander here on a weekend to get some fancy food in for the weekend and then get…read morebrunch. The food is all overpriced, mainly because the produce is organic or 'artisan', and many of the suppliers are also based at Borough Market. But it was en route to Sloane Square and we fancied spoiling ourselves! The market is small enough to wander around in a few minutes and get everything you desire, but if you're watching the pennies be warned that the stall with the cheaper lettuce may sell the most expensive carrots - so shop around! Also it might be better to get there early. We arrived at 12ish and were limited in choice at the sausage stall and the tomato stall had sold out of tomatoes, tomato juice and passata! We got: some fab pork sausages (£3.99 for six), some delicious spinach and feta and cheddar and leek mini quiches (3 for £5); a steak and ale and Thai curry pie (£3.75 ea i think); a tasty apple and blackberry smoothie (£4 a litre) and lots of fresh veg and eggs. Next time i'm feeling plush i'm going back for the smoothies, quiches and pies! And right now i'm going to put that pie in the oven...

Love this market! This has become part of my Saturday ritual and I typically stock up on great…read moreproduce to get me through the work week. What I love about this market is it has everything I need, but isn't too big, crowded, and overwhelming. Coming from California, I was overjoyed to find high quality fresh kale at such great prices. In addition to great produce, there are a few fish and meat vendors (look for the man with the sundried-tomato turkey burgers..they are great!), bakeries, pie minister, organic food stands, and dairy farmers. A great place for getting great value with a solid selection, without fending against London crowds.

I came to this market mainly for Mooshies, which is one of my friends friend's business. They sell…read morelovely burgers, wraps and Ciabattas with mushrooms. I am not really a big Mushroom fan to be honest, so I did not expect a lot. But yummee I must say the wrap I had was DELICIOUS!!! There was couscous, some delicious sauce and a mix of different mushrooms in it and I loved it soo much! (I really can't believe I am actually writing this!) I will be back to this market to try the mooshie burger and I will be back for the Ciabatta too!! I am becoming a mushroom lover, yay!

Sourced Markets run a street market in Venn St in Clapham on the last weekend of the month - it…read moreruns Fri, Sat and Sun. Fri and Sat are primarily food based - and bloody hell the produce is good. It's a bit like a mini Borough Market! You can get your mitts on delicious cheese, fresh breads, cakes and pastries, outstanding butcher meats, olives and oils, fish, incredible pies, organic vegetables and dried foods. The stalls and faces tend to be the same most months, and a lot of these are run by local businesses. Sundays deals with plants and flowers. Not my area of expertise but i'm always impressed with the range and was once even tempted to buy a tree! And the best bit about this market? They always have a selection of hot food on offer... be it tasty sausages, falafel or those far far too tempting sweet sweet churros. Om nom nom nom. Put this in your calendar and wander down. See you there! (by the churros van).

Small farmers market. It's only one block in length. Very few vendors but most are unique and…read moreoffer high quality products. Only worth a visit if you are in the area. Not worth visiting if you are in another area of London.

This is a very small Saturday morning market (9am-1pm) along Bute Street, 5 minutes form South Ken…read moretube station. Like most mini farmers markets, try to get there early as all the best food goes quickly to eager locals and their Channel shopping trollies. Even though there are only between 12 and 15 stalls, there's a nice choice of meat, fish and vegetables, all organic and all from local producers. I particularly like the green leaves stall for just-cut watercress, spinach and rocket. They taste so much better than organic packaged produce from the supermarket and have a much longer life span. There's a good fresh herb stall too and if you fancy growing your own pak choi, or chili plant you can find them here. I had my first turkey and cranberry sandwich of the year and it was so good, it left me wondering why we don't eat that ugly old bird all year round. It came from a local farm and the farmer and his daughter were serving together so it's great to know that I was contributing to a small business rather than a huge faceless corporation. The ready made food is expensive though, so don't be expecting to find any market bargains here. I remember when 'free-range', 'organic' and 'GM free' were the new foodie buzz words, now it's what I've come to expect and I think everyone should have the option of eating well so I think it's a real shame that markets like this also come with a very high price tag.