Great produce and good prices, I go there for farm fresh food, prices are much better than…read moreBurlington farmers market

Super rude owners. Makes you pay for anything your child touch and tells you in the meanest way…read more Kicks you out the door right at 6pm when you have a wagon full of pumpkins. Will not be returning

We noticed the Winooski Farmers Market while waiting for a table at Sneakers so we strolled…read morethrough. It's nowhere near as big as the Burlington Farmers Market, but still worth checking out. There were a few vendors that we saw the day before in Burlington, but I love a good farmers market! I loved the cute coffee truck, and would have gotten a drink if we weren't heading to the restaurant. I ended up buying a cute card which I'll frame as a keepsake from our trip. The farmers market is every Sunday, 10 am-2 pm, May through October. Definitely stop by if you're in the area or waiting for brunch at Sneakers!

Great way to start our vacation in the area. Vendors were super friendly and gave us good pointers…read moreto source good food where we were going. The selection was limited, but the quality was high. Farmer Mike had some extraordinarily great tasting salad mixes, basil and cucumbers. We bought lovely beeswax candles for our dinner that night. Great local eggs. If any of the farmers read this...Thank you for letting us know about Sweet Clover in Essex. It was a great resource for things we couldn't find from local farmers in the area. Vermont, we love you.

Perfect stop for UPick berries. Loved that they still had blueberries late in the season (late Aug…read more/ early Sep) as most farms said they were done as of early August. The fresh raspberries were so tasty and fun to pick. The blackberries were minimal on my visit but those that I found were good and flavorful. Not sure of organic, but all berries were pesticide free and oh so tasty. They have roaming chickens in the fields and they were pretty friendly/annoying you as you pick :) Farmer Mike was super friendly and welcoming to his farm. Note that they have Isham Farms on both sides of the road. The berries are up the driveway by the Sugar Shack were they make maple syrup in March/April of each year.

We stopped at the farm about a year ago during mud season and had a fascinating tour of the sugar…read morehouse. The new maple syrup grading system had come into use, so it was so interesting to hear about it from a producer's perspective. If you love maple syrup - and who doesn't? - it's so amazing to see how it's produced. More recently, I placed a mail order via their web site for a half gallon present for some relatives on the west coast, and Mike Isham handled the transaction personally, got in touch via email to make sure they were delivering the right grade of syrup, etc., and it was such a pleasure to do business with the Ishams. The present arrived at precisely the right time.

Good selection of vendors. I was able to get some locally grown produce at reasonable prices.read more

Always interesting vendors, food choices. I like being able to get Alaska crab and fish, local…read morevegetables, meat, pork, and chicken. Then a beer next door! Great way to spend a few hours on a Saturday. Nice folks, cool location. Don't miss out - there are 2 rooms.

Bread & Butter Farm is a wonderful place to visit! The shop/bakery cafe was open when we visited…read morethis week during the kids school break. This was a great spot to make after touring the Vermont Teddy Bear Factory. We tried the almond flour cake which is a must order! We also bought the orchard apples, maple onion hot sauce, and chili and cheese bread. Staff were so nice here. They offered a chopping board and bread knife so we could cut the bread and apples and enjoy outside in the sun. We also walked around the cafe/shop to the back to check out the brown cows! They were so friendly. Our kids adored Nelson, the farm cat!

What an amazing farm. We came here to see the eclipse, they have an awesome shop that sells meats…read morefrom the farm, some great coffee and merch. The land is beautiful with amazing views, and the family that runs the farm are some of the nicest people you will ever meet. They were slinging burgers, hot dogs, ect for the event. When we arrived I got myself an iced maple latte, so good! For lunch I got a cheeseburger and kale salad, and man both were excellent (hence why I took some steaks home). Highly recommend to stop in to support this family farm !

Hot food, fruits, veggies, cookies, brownies, bread, flowers and homemade jewelery…read more Stopped by the milton farmer's market yesterday. Got a few things like these tiny, delicous plums. A homemade loaf of bread, a few cookies. All really good! The farmer's market is now at the Milton high school, on the edge of the parking lot by the sport fields.

One of my favorite places in Keene. Local produce and fresh baked goods. The staff are super…read morefriendly and helpful. Overall really great and quiet vibe for a quick lunch or dessert break.

Excellent inventory. We got local produce and an amazing steak from a local farm. the staff was…read morevery friendly and gave us some ice for our cooler since we were traveling. Don't miss out on this awesome place!

What a great set up and with lovely people. I am so happy. We had a chance to visit them. Came home…read morewith much more stuff than I ever anticipated.

We were delighted to find that the stars aligned during our Stowe visit to check out this Sunday…read morefarmers market located in a pasture up the road from downtown Stowe. It was easy in the season so they were light on produce and heavy on prepared foods like granola, popsicles, pizza and bbq. They also had plenty of vendors selling cheese, coffee, mushrooms and more. Live music and trail access to boot. Overall, a lovely market.

Great farmer's market. We tried two of the vendors…read more First was some raw milk from Mose Farms. Loved the richness and creaminess of the milk. I'd be a regular if I lived near the farm or anywhere that they distributed to. Second was a spinach and feta pastry from the Flakey Crust. This was a monstrous pastry. It had to be a few pounds heavy. Absolutely packed with filling. It was pricey at over $15, but the portion size was comparable to two or three regular sized pastries. The market is open Saturdays mornings starting at 9 AM.

Great little stop on our way through town! Crafts, food, flowers and vegetables. I am glad I do…read morenot live any closer, Moonshadow Sweets made some of the best dark chocolate salted caramel I have ever eaten!!

. I have a concern about accessibility of crop cash and EBT use at the Middlebury Farmer's Market…read more I went to the Farmer's Market today with my boyfriend with the hope of using our SNAP benefits to purchase food. Sharon Kerwin was running the booth for crop cash and after trying to process our EBT card, explained that her reader didn't work, despite having successfully completed several transactions before us. She even told us our card must not work. Our Vermont EBT card has over $400 on it, and is working. When I asked her about troubleshooting the issue, she was very rude and refused to help us try and solve our problem. We had to ask other vendors for help, and they even offered to loan us money so that we could afford food. I am very displeased with Sharon's help, she did not assist us, and denied us access to the benefits we have already been awarded, as the EBT card is working. If accessing crop cash at the Farmer's Market is inaccessible, and the individuals running the EBT stand aren't able to correctly process transactions, food access is greatly limited to those that need it the most. I am greatly disappointed in the assistance I received today, I left without being able to purchase any food.

From the owner: Local produce, fruit, cheese, honey, eggs, and baked goods. We also host talented artisans,…read moremusicians, and more! Open all year round. Indoors from November to April and outdoors from May to October.