Made a pitstop after a day of antiques shopping. Great selection of veggies. Must be the wrong…read moretime for fruit. It had everything we needed for the week.

Great fresh veggies, corn and fruit always with the weekly stop. Pickled up beets, cucumbers,…read morepotatoes, corn and More.

A very SMALL farmers market, the way their IG posts made it look like there was a lot of vendors…read morebut it wasn't a lot. Only a couple of vendors caught our eyes since the rest were well produces and bread, not that we don't love bread it was just a lot and I was only in two for a couple of more days. The sourdough bread looks incredible though, we just got some sweet dessert and baba ganoush to eat with the heirloom tomatoes. I think there was another farmer market on sunday at Sterling, will be going to that one next time I'm back in town.

Our local farmers market is very popular. Parking in the strip mall is very easy. The more popular…read morestands(bakeries and coffee) tend to have lines. Come early because often times the bakeries run out of their best baked goods. We love the hummus stand and the bakeries. Sometimes we also pickup the fresh salsa. Produce stands are also popular with their in season produce.

Great little farm store. Near various wineries and breweries, so pay these guys a visit in between…read more Very impressive selection of beef, pork, goat, lamb, and chicken. They also have eggs and ice cream. All very tasty stuff! Prices trend high, but it's worth it for the quality and it's healthier than factory farmed food. They use square for payment.

Andrew Crush offer beautiful fresh pasture raised delicious meats. My go to spot for pork chops,…read morebeef, stock bones, chicken feet. He offers much more. Check out their web page or better yet go to the farm store-!

Love the new location in Ashburn! Plenty of parking. Lots of vendors. The hot food vendors we tried…read morewere Lupita's Tacquira. Their birria tacos were so delicious, the salsas ;2 types, had some mighty spice. I also love the hummus vendor and great harvest. Definitely a must visit on the weekends.

One of my favorite markets. I've always loved the Loudoun Station area -- its wide, spacious, and…read morehas modern dining options. I've been here to this market once on opening day, when it was packed, and two or three times since then. I came here on Mothers Day this year, and bought some tea for my mom, who loved it. That said, I will not be coming here again. Or rather, I will be barred from coming anywhere near here, on threat of arrest. Completely random and bizarre. Comstock (who owns or oversees this farmers market?) is the worst company ever. They are bullies and served me with a trespassing notice for absolutely no reason. I am apparently now banned from all shops and venues at Loudoun Station in Ashburn. It's been months since I've last stepped foot there, and I treat everyone I meet with kindness and respect. I have reviewed Famous Toastery, Burger 21, and AMC all as 5-stars before -- check my review history. Now I am not allowed to step foot on these premises, for absolutely no reason at all (see attached image). Let others be warned. I have firsthand experience with Comstock, and can truthfully say they are a dishonest, fraudulent company that hands out trespass notices to complete strangers who are actually paying good money to the businesses they own. Well, I'll certainly be taking my money (and business) elsewhere. Stay far away!

My boyfriend and I were in an autumnal mood so we took a ride to the Animal Park's "Pumpkinville"…read moreevent to get some pumpkins. The actual Pumpkinville is a big area surrounded by wire fencing. It appears to be full of bouncey houses and bales of hay. We don't have children so we didn't pay much attention. It costs $12.50 to go in there. There were a lot of pumpkins but unfortunately there were also a lot of crazy, crazy signs. Most of them were written in Sharpie on various cardboard pieces. They mostly said "DO NOT PLAY AROUND PUMPKINS! DO NOT PULL ON STEMS! YOU BRAKE IT YOU BUY IT! IT BRAKES YOU BUY IT! PARENTS DO NOT LET YOUR CHILDREN PLAY AROUND PUMPKINS!" One sign was literally six feet high and written in blue spraypaint. The pumpkin : crazy sign ratio was perilously close to 1:1. As before mentioned, we have no children, but isn't most of the point of the pumpkin patch that you bring your kid there and take an adorable picture of them next to the pumpkin? A huge crazy nasty sign is the perfect backdrop! Not to mention that spelled "break" wrong every single time which was about a thousand times altogether. We decided to buy our pumpkins from the big cardboard box outside Home Depot instead. PS I have been informed by a helpful sender of unsolicited email that the farm market is separate from the animal park and Pumpkinville and is called "J&H Farm Market." However, there is no listing for J&H Farm Market and based on my recollection it all seemed to be the same place. I don't think it's that crazy to think a huge store full of pumpkins right next to a huge "Pumpkinville" sign is part of Pumpkinville. Anyway, my review clearly states that I did not visit the park or Pumpkinville proper. I'm specifically reviewing the experience of pulling into the Pumpkinville parking lot in hopes of purchasing a pumpkin.

I've been checking out local farm stands and markets. I stopped by to check out what products they…read morecarried. I picked up a peach cider and some jam - 'traffic jam' to be exact. The peach cider was a big hit with my family!

Paige is wonderful, great source of local produce, canned goods, and ethically raised meats. Shop…read morelocal and support Paige and the farmers she works with!!

East Oaks Farm provides delicious, organically grown vegetables and GMO Free Range Chicken eggs…read more The farm is situated on a beautiful, historic property that is open to visitors by appointment or on some weekends. The owner has extensive knowledge about growing vegetables as well as a passion for it as well. Our whole family feasts on their summer offerings including my young children. If I bring vegetables home from East Oaks my kids will have eaten it all by the days end! Oh! And their honey is amazing too!

From the owner: At East Oaks Farm, we practice traditional farming, taking the approach of quality first. We grow…read morevarious vegetables and raise free-range animals. We raise layers using GMO-free feed to produce the highest quality registered free-range eggs. Livestock such as cows, goats, and sheep are raised on grass-fed/grass-finished