I was surprised by the mediocrity of this market. A few miles away there is a farmers market in…read moreBedminster that is also on Saturday morning. It's much better.

Support your local farmers and vendors! This farmers market is located at the Bernardsville train…read morestation, just across the street from The Bernards Inn on US 202, on Saturdays from 9am til 2pm beginning June 13 through the end of October. The vendors change from week to week, but the usual staples are always represented -- farm fresh produce and flowers from several vendors, home made pies, craft cheeses, yummy baked granola, and healthy whole-grain baked goods. On a recent Saturday, Pickle Licious of Teaneck, NJ offered up their terrific olives and half-sour, full-sour, and hot & spicy pickles. There's plenty of free and convenient parking in the Bernardsville train station. The market is open from 9am til 2pm, but be sure to get there early as many of the vendors are sold out and packed up by noon. Most of the vendors only accept cash, but there are ATM's located at the Wachovia bank across Mine Brook Road and in the Bernardsville train station.

Local neighborhood corner store to obtain quick snacks such as chips, donuts,sweet items, and…read moreassorted candy and nuts. They also provide assorted drinks such as sodas, juices, milk and water. They also provide basic grocery items, assorted breakfast items, seasonings and condiments. They have cat and dog food as well as assorted kitchen gadgets. The have bags of ice, ice cream and charcoal. The have a full isle of cleaning items for the kitchen and basic household cleaning. The also have a deli counter where they provide hot and cold sandwiches. They also provide meat packages and cold cut assortments.

A decent size Farmers Market. Wine samples. Baked goods. Bagged teas. A nice variety of things…read morefresh and packaged. The vendors are kind and helpful.

This is the Dukes Farm Farmers Market reconstituted in Somerville. I never reviewed that because…read morewhen I tried to post it always came as Duke Farms which I have reviewed and is of course a separate entity at the same location. You'll see pretty much the same vendors here. Alstead is the main purveyor for fresh vegetables. This well worth while. That said the Bedminster and Summit markets top it.

WOW what a disappointment! There were maybe 6 stalls and nothing worth buying. No apples even…read moreavailable and it's peak apple season! The vegetables available looked sad!!! Not going back!

Whenever July rolls around I start to get excited, knowing that the Westfield Farmers Market is…read moreabout to start up again. The farmers market is every Saturday from 9-2 and runs from July through October. I wish it would start earlier than July but I'll take what I can get. The farmers market usually has at least two actual farms selling a variety of fruits and vegetables. Depending on the month you can get corn, blueberries, peaches, cantaloupes, cucumbers, tomatoes...the list goes on and on. Everything is reasonably priced and delicious, of course. Besides the farms there are other vendors as well including High Mountain Farms which sells fresh ravioli, meatballs and other Italian specialties. A pickle vendor is also usually there as well as a fruit and nut seller and bakery. We go here every Saturday and stock up on produce for the week. This farmers market illustrates why NJ is called The Garden State.

Nice little farm market near the area that have local produce which are fresh and delicious. My…read moregirl bought fresh tomatoes and asparagus here, as well as organic dairies such as eggs and milk. The people here are very friendly and they are open 7 days a week. We happen to be in the area and we were short on some ingredients for our egg omellete, so we decided to buy a few things here. Amanda K. is correct about the sausages that they sell here. I bought a chicken sausage here to try, and I actually liked it.

It is so sad when a business doesn't live up to its previous standards. For many years of my life…read morethis was the best farm market in the area. I noticed a change last summer but my visit yesterday will be my last. The variety of produce was poor. The quality was awful. I got there looking for local products. What I saw was fruit from California. The peaches, a summer fruit, were shriveled and terrible looking. I am on the hunt now for a new favorite farm market.

I had heard good things about Craft from coworkers, so since I didn't bring lunch, I decided to…read moregive it a try. The place was easy to find, though parking can be a little tricky. There is municipal parking across the street, which helps. When I walked in, I was greeted by a very friendly employee who took the time to explain the menu and help me choose a shake. I went with the Mango and Pineapple Protein Smoothie, and it was ready in no time. Honestly, I was pleasantly surprised by how good it tasted. You couldn't even tell there was protein in it! There were so many things on the menu that caught my eye, especially the banana pudding oats. I mean, who doesn't love banana pudding... for breakfast? Yum. I'll definitely be coming back very soon to try something on their Spring menu.

If you're looking for a local farmers pick, then you're in the right place. This outdoors farmer's…read moremarket is conveniently located in Highland Park. The vendors are so nice, knowledgeable and helpful. It's great to have a nearby place that offers weekly fresh fruits and veggies. The only downside is parking, but there's plenty usually on the main avenue and side streets.

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Hunterdon Land Trust Farmer's Market is a small farmer's market located on Dvoor Farm in Raritan…read moreTownship. The market provides shoppers with the opportunity to browse locally grown produce, plants, honey, breads, soap, cheese, baked goods, and crafts (hand-knitted items from alpaca wool and beautifully hand made wood desks, bird houses, etc.) They feature live music and a variety of seminars each week, so check the rotating schedule on the market's website: http://hunterdonlandtrust.org/farmers-market/ I visited this farmer's market primarily to buy plants from the Toadshade Farm kiosk, which did not disappoint. There is an emphasis on locally grown plants and the man who sold them to me took time and care to explain each plant to me - where it should go in the garden, the care required, how it was cultivated, etc. Many of the food vendors also had samples to try. The cheese vendors were wonderful. The breads were also VERY creative (duck fat focaccia... sign me up!) Although some vendors took credit cards, others were cash/check only so I would recommend that you bring some cash with you and smaller bills. For those of us who are in northern NJ, it is an easier ride now that the summer is over. It is also a pretty ride and worth supporting our local growers.

Overall excellent vendors . A little more variety of local farmers would be great . Very happy with…read morethe offerings particularly vegetables . There is also a excellent knife sharpener here that brought back all my dull knives !