Was here last year a lady there knew about postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome known as…read more(POTS) was very surprised as many don't know about it even though it's becoming more common last few years , she knew what for me to try, plus the Celtic salt they offered here it lasted a very long time! It lasted just a year for me, they have a great big selection depending on the season of course,been wanting to come back here since everything is home grown , little cute stand they have it's a great area to be in! Such nice people here! Hope to get over there soon! This year

Just a friendly farmers market ! Fresh produce . More Types…read moreof watermelons than I had ever seen. Great Place.

This is a small farmers market. There's plenty of parking. They sell a variety of items some that…read moreyou cannot get in stores and that's why I come like seeded watermelon. Everything is locally grown they accept credit card. The staff are knowledgeable and friendly. The items seem to be in a orderly and neat layout.. I hope you enjoy

One of the places my wife wanted to check out during our visit to the Monroe area was the farmers…read moremarket. She read good things and the hours were perfect for us to stop in on a beautiful Saturday morning in August. They are open every Saturday morning, April through December from 8am-12pm. We arrived about 10am and it was very busy. The main parking lot was full and there was a small line of cars trying to find parking spots. We continued on to the overflow parking area closer to the river bank and there was plenty of parking available. We walked up to the location of the market which is a covered area providing shelter from inclement weather and the hot summer sun. The variety of the different booths is diverse. Everything from fresh vegetables, canned salsas, jams and jellies, baked goods, pottery, frozen meat, and fresh flower bouquets. We enjoyed seeing all the various items and ultimately bought a package of six S'mores cookies which were incredibly delicious! It's been quite some time since we've been to a farmers market and this is a great one. Highly recommend if you are in the area.

We love this little farmer's market!…read more They have an excellent variety of fresh produce including fruits, vegetables, and herbs. I was *swooning* over the heirloom tomato table because you've just never seen such variety of juicy plump tomatoes! We grabbed some fresh corn on the cobb and lots of tomatoes this trip for only $12! They had just about everything you could think of from mushrooms to berries, carrots, etc. If you're in the area, you gotta go here for fresh produce. It's way better and more flavorful than the grocery store stuff. I believe they are only open on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

This is truly my happy place! Love the the asian produce vendors who always have what I need to…read moremake my moms recipes! Building C has so many hidden gems -- Phoenix Cooking, 3vCafe, Freaky Vegan, and so many other goodies from pies, 3D prints, meats, mushrooms, olive oil! There are new shops every couple months as business may coke and go, but they also hold a lot of events and business are starting to do more pop-ups here! Everyone is always so nice at every booth and always happy to share their stories and answer any questions! It gets pretty busy on Saturdays so I typically like to go on Sundays, although most pop-ups sometimes only go for a day, so definitely follow your favorite shops and keep up with then they will be there!

Fantastic, huge farmer's market in Charlotte. I've been to the one in Raleigh, and I thought that…read morewas the biggest and the best, but this one is a close runner-up. It has everything you want from a farmer's market, with three huge barn tents: - One full of greenery and herbs - Another with fruits and vegetables - Another one with all the wonderful stuff from vendors We even bought a massive cedar, beautiful live edge cutting board for only $40. You have to come and visit this place.

What a lovely little gem of a place I have been riding by for so long now! It's right on route 29…read moreheading towards Kannapolis across from my favorite local Christian bookstore. We stopped in to get my sister some local honey, but what we found was so much more. Fresh jams, and locally grown fruits and vegetables for a much better price than the supermarkets. I purchased the most beautiful cucumbers, ginger root and tomatoes. My total was $2.37!!!! Color me very happily impressed! Friendly helpful staff, checkout folks, and plus... Get this. A discount for paying in cash. I appreciate the honest way that they do business here. I try to support local businesses and enjoy using fresh quality, locally sourced produce. I like knowing that I am saving money. This business tics every box. They did a great thing here. Easily five stars! Of course, I will be back.

I stumbled upon Farm Fresh Markets as I drove down Highway 29 in Kannapolis. I could see a nice…read moreselection of local North Carolina raw Honey, sauces, sauces and Jams. (They had me at locally grown Honey). There's also a nursery for the plant lovers. I had the opportunity to meet Ronnie who was gingerly stocking the stand with fresh locally grown tomatoes, he informed me that Farm Fresh Markets is a 50 year family owned business that loves taking care of the community. In addition to the freshest fruits, eggs and vegetables they also showcase locally made bread, coffee and candles.

I visited the farmers market on a gloomy Saturday and honestly had such a good time exploring all…read morethe vendors. Even with the cloudy weather, there was plenty going on and so many different things to choose from. There were independent vendors selling everything from coffee, lemonade, kettle corn, pork rinds, pastries, flowers, candles, mushrooms, handmade soaps, dairy products, meats, essential oils, and more. There were also plenty of seasonal items like mums, pumpkins, tomatoes, and lots of apples to choose from. I almost talked myself into buying some mums and some handpicked flowers, but I couldn't commit this time. There were just too many vendors to choose from! Of course, I did leave with a few things. I grabbed some tomatoes, coffee, and lemonade. I also stopped by Las Mas Empanadas and got three empanadas: spinach and cheese, onion and cheese, and caprese. I had a great conversation with the owner, who was super nice and welcoming. I also talked with the owner of Hook & Ladder and loved hearing his story. He was incredibly friendly and it was nice getting to know a little more about the person behind the business. Another vendor that caught my attention was Bonjour Y'all. I spoke with the baker behind the stall and found out that he actually studied under the owner of Breakfast in Paris here in Greensboro, which immediately made me want to try his pastries. I love Breakfast in Paris, so I was excited to give his treats a try. I picked up an apple pastry and a cinnamon roll, and I'm definitely looking forward to trying more from him. There are also several vendors that seem to have permanent or more permanent spots inside the covered/enclosed area. There's even an ice cream shop that also sells coffee, which is a fun bonus. The market is really easy to navigate, with parking on both sides, sidewalks, accessible bathrooms, and an ATM on site. It's handicap accessible and very wagon-friendly, so bringing a little one along is no problem. Most vendors accept both cash and cards. Everyone I interacted with was super friendly, and I really enjoyed being able to actually talk to the people behind the businesses and hear their stories. There's a great mix of food, produce, baked goods, flowers, handmade products, and local businesses. Overall, it's a great Saturday stop whether you're looking to grab breakfast or coffee, shop for fresh produce, pick up some seasonal items, discover local vendors, or just walk around and see what catches your eye. I definitely left with more than I planned to, and I'm already looking forward to going back and trying some of the vendors I didn't get to this time.

North Carolina has the best farmers markets. There are a few to mention but for this review I'll…read morestay focused on Robert G Shaw Piedmont Triangle Farmers Market in Colfax, NC. I had recently moved to Asheboro and soon realized there are no solid farmers markets here and in my research located RGSPTFM. When I took the turn into the grounds, I was quickly impressed. They have a section for flowers and plants, a section for outdoor decor and gardening supplies, a section for crafts and such, a FOOD TRUCK section, and of course 2 large areas for produce, meats, cheeses, baked goods, fresh floral arrangements, local honey, fresh eggs and so much more. It's so much fun to head out on a Saturday morning and walk through all of the sections. Lots of friendly vendors selling their wares and lots of people watching if you are into that. I come for the meats, produce, and homemade baked goods and have yet to be disappointed. So bring your shopping bags, wear your comfortable shoes and head on over for a wholesome weekend experience I highly recommend!

Small indoor market with local products. Check and see if they have marked down produce. Parking is…read morein the rear. Small so be careful

Very friendly staff and lots of produce to choose from. They always have seeded watermelons and…read moreother various real fruits that have seeds which makes me happy. You can also purchase spring water from here that comes from Midas spring water which is up near Latta Nature Preserve

It was a rainy day and most of the tables were for gadgets rather than groceries. But it is very…read morequaint and charming as well as entertaining- right in the heart of mint hill and perhaps if it wasn't raining they would have more options! It was so fun to see they had a pie eating contest! The sourdough bread O bought was Devine and addictive. If you are in the area and looking to find something special stop by.

On my recent visit to my parents, I was looking for things to do, and I was giddy with excitement…read morewhen I saw this, and that it was in front of the little village that I did not know was there. Oh! Happy Day! Granted, this was Labor Day weekend, and I knew the Matthews Alive Festival was going on. I did not want to drag my parents there as I knew it would be too much for them. Well, a few of the vendors had gone there to make more money, and less than 12 were here, it was still worth the trip. Fresh meat, local honey, baked goods, handmade goods, a delight to me. I am so glad I came and have suggested my siblings come when they come to visit our parents. A wonderful thing!

Love the goodies here, I come for the elderberry kits, always a must. They carry the southern…read moregrapes I love, Muscatine. Also, they carry honey with honey Comb and bee pollen.

Yup, def the best peach cobbler and ice cream I've ever had. Friendly staff. Nice store.read more