Prices are honest. Produce is the best!! Fresh!!! Store is clean and well stocked. Staff are always…read morethere to help you find what you need.

Great selection of fresh produce and fresh fish! Good pantry items, nice helpful staffread more

Everything went well! So glad I stopped shopping at Walmart. Now that I go here it's definitely a…read moredifferent experience in general. Staff aren't rude which is great. At other stores I find it hard to ask for help.

Good selection of organic foods. And fresh deli and seafood. Custom service was great.read more

This is the store to differently save you money. They have all name brand items that you can get…read morefor half the price of even more. The service is great I have had help taking my groceries out to my car.

I visited the store today for the first time and had a great experience shopping -- the prices were…read moreunbeatable, and I loved the organic options. My cart was full, and I only spent around $130. Unfortunately, the customer service at the register was disappointing. While placing my groceries on the conveyor belt, I greeted the cashier three different times. She didn't respond, didn't make eye contact, and didn't acknowledge me at all. I even moved closer and said "hi" again, but still nothing. Another employee came over to help bag my groceries, and I also helped by placing the bags into my cart. After paying, I said "thank you," thinking maybe the cashier had a hearing issue. I repeated "Thank you, have a good day" loud enough for both employees to hear. She finally looked up but still didn't respond. I said "thank you" once more, and she eventually replied, but in a rude tone. She was working register #2 around 11:50am today (8/27). She didn't have a name tag, but my receipt shows the name Darlene B. I hope she receives coaching on greeting customers and providing basic courtesy. Every customer deserves respect, and front‑facing roles require professionalism. Experiences like this can impact whether people choose to return.

The produce is good. We go to another farm market now, due to the manners of the cashiers. At the…read morevery least, say "thanks."

I don't know where to begin with this special place. We've spent a couple of months in Winchester…read morefor college summer baseball, and the abundance of farm markets is astounding, but in my opinion none better than Spring Valley. If you're lucky enough to be in the Winchester VA area in June and July you're in apple, peach and corn season. Take advantage. Their produce is second to none and at least twice a week we've loaded up on their peaches, tomatoes (heirlooms too), corn and greens, which are simply amazing. I don't know of another farm market in the area that carries fresh salad greens. They are to die for. They also carry A2 milk, an array of cheeses, local ice cream, baked goods and jarred jams and sauces/salsas. I am going to miss this place more than any other establishment in Winchester.

I started shopping here about two months ago in an effort to see if we could cut back on our…read moregrocery bill. Wow! I wish we had made the switch a long time ago. We were spending about $120 or more a week grocery shopping at Martin's. Now we never spend more than $60 a week; usually less. Thats a huge saving over the course of the year (about $3,000). The selection here is much more limited of course, but that makes shopping a lot faster and easier really. Now we just go to a "normal" grocery store if we are after a particular ingredient that Aldi doesn't carry. Some things here I don't care for, like their frozen seafood. The things that they do very well (that we've been using regularly) are: eggs, milk, yogurt, lettuce, avocados, cherry tomatoes, onions, apples, carrots, broccoli, bell peppers, tortillas, clementines, hummus, cheese, nuts, salsa, broth, bread, chicken breasts, frozen veggies and fruit, crackers, and chips.

The place is filthy. I person on the register. The self checkout doesn't take cash. Too many robots…read morenot enough humans. Clean the place.

Pies are very good ! Apple cider slush was the bomb. It's a…read moremust visit place. Their pies are better than Mom's pies in Leesburg.

This farm market had a bunch of produce, ciders, and sweets for sale. It was nice to sample some of…read morethe products they had here. I got some kettle corn and apple cider donuts which they make in house! It was very delicious. Located off of 522 it made a good pitstop to get some snacks and bathroom break!

We've been coming in this gas station market for a few years. But no more. The older Male clerk is…read moreso totally rude , every time. Very very rude, he raises his voice and is a total jerk to random customers and to his family. It's just nasty. And the chicken is often undercooked. So the old man is rude the chicken is pink and there's other stores and other gas. We didn't need the bad vibes. Why would you treat customers like that?

The chicken/sides are always delicious. The best Krispy Krunchy Chicken we've had…read more The owners/staff is super friendly.

Walmart has its moments. I like to go early before the crowds get out of hand. You can definitely…read morecheck out the items. I was a little shocked to see sparkling clothing on the rack. But if you got it you rock it. Plenty of parking too. There is a gas station also on the corner.

The smell coming from the store! It smells like rotten eggs. So I started shopping at the nearby…read moregrocery store!

This is an amazing Mediterranean market! Amazing selection, fresh meat selection and the family…read morethat runs it is amazing and had a ton of recipe recommendations when we got to talking. This has become almost a weekly stop for us when we're out running around to pick up dishes and ingredients for the week

Located in the parking lot right behind the Exxon gas station on the corner of Boscawen & Stewart…read more The lot is shared with a building that says "Pennsylvania Railroad Freight Station" which is actually a theatre. There was only one food/farm vendor (probably because it's February) but she was very friendly & helpful in explaining the history of the neighborhood and had a diverse selection including leafy greens, root vegetables, baked goods, 100% juices, apples, frozen berries, Alaskan salmon, and eggs for which I learned they reuse the cardboard cartons that otherwise would cost 35 cents each! I bought olive bread, pumpkin bread, eggs and a bottle of 100% blackberry juice. Next time I'm ever in the area again, I will definitely stop by. And their Facebook page looks pretty awesomely updated with food goodies, check it out: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Freight-Station-Farmers-Market/304266982986

What farmers market? Very little stands and not a whole lot of selections. Some of the prices were…read moreoutrageous and the produce looked old. We did buy two beautiful plants for the front of the house.