My sweetie and I are on our Pumpkinfest Weekend Tour!…read more Our current stop is at Hagerman Farms in Picton. As expected, we found locally grown fruits and vegetables here. The best surprise were the pies, tarts and other delicious treats!

Always a great place to buy from local farmers and see some farm animals. Friendly staff and…read morehelpful. A few pot holes to manage around getting in but maybe by choice .

My sweetie and I are on our Pumpkinfest Weekend Tour!…read more Our current stop is at Wellington Farmers' Market listed as 15786 Loyalist Parkway, Prince Edward County. Choose from a selection of locally grown fruits and vegetables. You can also find baked goods, treats, ready to consume foods as well as unique trinkets. A nice way to spend a chilly wet Autumn Saturday.

This is a great little market located in the town of Wellington in Prince Edward Count (PEC). It…read morehas all the things that you'd expect in a small town market, fresh produce, ready to eat food, knick knacks and crafty stuff. There are two major highlights that put this market into a league of it's own. 1- There is a French Canadian lady selling home made pies. OMG this was amoung the best pies I've ever had. We went for a berry pie. It was loaded, I mean loaded, with a thick layer of filling made from fresh local berries. YOu could see whole berries right there before your eyes. The crust was to die for and it was just all around awesome. 2- And this was the real highlight! The community had come together to sponsor a refugee family from Syria to settle in PEC. The family started a food service business. They make hummus and other middle eastern spreads as well as pitas and chips. At the market they offer a falafel plate. OMG these are hands down the best falafels that I've ever had. Light, crispy, flavourful, so amazing!! These are not in anyway comparable to the falafels that you might have eaten elsewhere. The taste and texture are so much better. Honestly I'd go back to PEC just for the falafels and so should you.... I'd also buy 8 pies while I was there ;-)

We visit Belleville in the summer and always stop here…read more The Lebanese za'atar is authentic. The stuffed grape leaves are authentic. The falafel is authentic. The nice man with the coffee truck "Keep It Simple", churns out the best Sumatran coffee ever. Has different coffee beans, perfectly roasted, available for sale. The fruit and vegetables are great, especially the local garlic, rhubarb, tomatoes and scallions. There is a cheese vendor who has incredible locally made goat cheeses, we tried and purchased one with caraway seeds. There is a phenomenal jewelry stand owned by a Tibetan couple, lots of lovely pieces from Nepal. Cute market, always enjoy coming here. It's a gem!

The last time I went to this farmers market - maybe 10 years back - it was a bit pathetic. Had an…read moreopportunity to drop by this year and 'wow', has it ever changed. There were lots of great vendors there - hand made items, farmers, coffee truck, food items, plants. The coffee truck rocks - great coffee. Found a teenaged artist selling some cards for quite a reasonable price - as well as a hippie-type dude selling some interesting herbs. (No, not that kind of herb.) Picked up a great Orange Mint plant with an amazing smell.

Excellent farm fresh produce plus a nice selection of local items such as crafts, cheese, maple…read moresyrup, and honey. There is also a ton of frozen goods such as soups and pies. Very friendly service. We visited twice.

I don't know why we don't come to this farmers market more often! We went for the first time today…read morein probably 8 years and it was such a fun morning. Our daughter loved browsing around, sampling chocolate milk and meat snacks. Our favorite vendors were the homemade pasta guy who we remembered from years ago, a spot that has a bunch of homemade pickles, and lavender flavored honey from a third spot. We bought fresh corn on our way out, definitely noticed a lot of varying price differences for the same items but I guess that's part of the experience! Our daughter had a donut and a hotdog from a food truck during our visit. We spent close to an hour here and I could have spent longer but also probably would have purchased even more goodies... perhaps next time!! A saturday morning well spent.

I just love the Regional Market in Syracuse! There is such…read morea variety of things to look at and buy. No matter what season it is amazing. Yesterday was full of beautiful fall flowers, mostly mums, but several people has succulents which are great all year round. Homemade Bread, rolls, bagels, cookies, cakes,pies.... pretty much anything you could want. Homemade honey, pickles and kimchi. Farms selling lamb, beef and chicken. Homemade cheese and pasta and jams. The vegetables from local farms...some organic. I much prefer buying from the local farmers and not when people are selling out of grocery store bulk purchased boxes.

A great local vendors' market. Good selection of veggies, flowers, and meat from nearby farms…read more Coffee is also served.

Great organic produce, home made breads, taco wagon. Our weekly stop. Beautiful soaps, funky…read morehandmade clothes.

Nice little farmers market w/ veggie stands, crafts, jewelry and food truck. Vendors are friendly…read moreand prices are good. It's easy to find parking near park. All and all, a fun stop on Thursdays.

Please come and support your local businesses if you have time without you and your interest they…read morefail. The products are fresh the people are kind mist stands even use credit; many have samples; and best of all everything is local. Plenty of parking so can enjoy shop around bring a tote so you can shop and raje things home.

I stumbled upon this farmer's market while in Watertown. I ended up buying a $4 small bag of kettle…read morecorn (cash only). It was delicious. I saw two kettle corn vendors. The 2nd one had more flavors but it looked less fresh. They do not allow dogs or skateboards in this area. They have live music and vendors that include baked goods, honey, local produce/vegetables/fruits, house decor, spicy jams, jams, cookies, cupcakes, food trucks, thinly sliced potato on a stick, and much more. It was a crowded event with lots of families/children. The sidewalk is narrow so people end up walking alongside the grass area. I like that this market is different than most farmer's market because of the craft element. I saw yarn animals, handcrafted wood furniture, and some other really neat craft projects.