Blueberry's only $17.00 a pound. gouging prices not only at the large supermarkets but your…read morefriendly local fruit market. The large gouging supermarkets are nowhere this mark when it comes to a high price. I can't believe that customers would pay this price. If they do they have no reason to complain about high prices. Blueberries are not even in season yet except if you live in South America.

I like this Kin's market quite a lot. There's others that I've gone to which I do not recommend…read more This one however has always been good to me. Obviously the prices are a little bit less than the grocery stores, although that gap seems to be closing. Today I got Roma tomatoes for $.99 a pound which I haven't seen in a long time. The produce always looks good compared to other small groceries. I don't really expect a lot from staff in such places other than keeping it clean and doing a accurate bill at the end, so there's not much for me to say in that regard. I do hope these places keep going during this time of inflation because it is getting very difficult to stock up on anything fresh these days.

I recently did U-pick raspberries here and had a great time…read more Check in at the U-pick hut, read the rules, and go picking. If you need a bucket, they sell them for $1.50/$2 depending on size. You can also bring your own anything - bowls, boxes, whatever. We had to cross the street and walk about 100m to get to the picking area. Blueberries and currants were in season as well. Raspberries grow at eye level so I find them much more comfortable to pick. We were able to get just under 15 pounds in 20-30 minutes, and paid ~$45. The berries themselves were delicious. They also have a store with pre-picked fruit, and a variety of drinks, produce, and other items for sale. The parking lot is mostly shaded by trees, which is great for hot summer days.

Amazing amazing amazing farm. My family and I wanted to go berry picking and I did some research…read more Came across this farm. I love the fact that it's not focused on just one berry. They had raspberries, blackberries, strawberries, blueberries and red currants for u-pick. They also has a market with these berries that were pre-picked if you prefer not to pick yourself. The price of u-pick is $3.50/lb. My mum and I ended up with 10.5 pounds of strawberries and blueberries (combined). This place is so gorgeous because they also had a shady area set up with some tables to hang out. There's also a mini kid friendly playground. Plus a food truck on site? Hell yeah!

Lots of variety and prices are decent. Strawberries are so sweet and delicious but need to eat them…read morequickly. Sometimes produce does not seem very fresh, but well discounted. Love the ambiance, everything is neatly laid out! Cashier was extremely nice and efficient.

It was Halloween day and therefore imperative for us to get our hands on some pumpkins before all…read morethe pumpkin patches closed for the season. It was super rainy which unfortunately resulted in some attractions closed off, including the corn maze and the musician on the tractor ride. On a regular day though, for approx $15 admission it's a killer deal. Live music in the tractor, corn maze, a pumpkin, and apple are all included. I find that an overall incredible value compared to other places that charge more for effectively less.

excellent quality, very good prices and super nice owners and staff…read more They have some exce random specials (a flat of about 20 on the vine beautiful tomatoes for $7.99 , 2 organic cauliflowers for $3). Just a great little market.

I like to support small business in New West and this smaller market is a lovely family run market…read morewith all the essentials. Pricing is less expensive than the big chains. Gala apples are currently .69 per pound. The produce is fresh and the staff is lovely. They have a few fridges in the back with eggs and milk. It's best to go during the day before 3 as you cannot park on 8th Avenue during peak times. There is 15 minute parking around the corner though.

Good selection of fresh produce, prices are reasonable and checkout is always quick. I appreciate…read morethe increasing stock of other food products as well, this saves me a trip to the grocery store.

If you wanted fresh produce with reasonable prices, this is your store. There is no reason to get…read moreall that stuffs from a supermarket if you'd get them from Mary's. Celery is selling at supermarkets for over $4 and Mary's is selling them under $2.

Kin's gets two stars from me. Staff's friendly, but the fruit they recommend has been dodgy more…read morethan once. If you're judging a grocer by its produce, this one doesn't pass the test.

Kin's is one of the best places to get fruit and produce in Vancouver (although the selection of…read moregreens is quite limited). The big downside is that they're not a full grocery store, so you need to shop elsewhere as well, but there's a butcher a couple doors down and a little Japanese market half a block away, so you can do all your shopping in a single trip here. The sale prices here are quite good, and the quality of the good fruits and veggies here blows away what you'll find at the big grocery chains (but they do still have rotten stuff, so you'll need to pick through what they have to get the good stuff, just like anywhere else).

I think I dropped close to $100 at this place in one hour and didn't even use the bathroom because…read morethere's only outhouses available. At least there are also sinks with soap just outside. Par for the course in visiting a family farm attraction. Kids' chocolate strawberry cups were just under $14 each; my strawberry apple juice was $7. A small basket is $6.50 so times 4, that was $26 before even entering. Kids had fun picking raspberries though. I guess it depends on what kind of farm experience one is looking for but if just coming for berries, better to wait until other farms without cafes etc open up.

The blueberry waffles were good, but could have used a touch more syrup. Their dessert in a jar was…read moreso delicious and had fresh berries in it. I always have such a wonderful time shopping inside their store staff are friendly and happy tp answer any questions. Some of their merchandise is on the pricier side, but they sell a lot of unique items. One thing that was disappointing was their corn. The corn is pre-packaged so I didn't realize until I got home how small they were. Normally they are quite large.

finally checked this off the list, i've been meaning to make it out to the west end farmer's market…read morefor awhile now, and i'm so glad i did. note: it runs until october 25th, so there's still only a few more saturdays to soak it all in. the market runs saturdays from 9 am to 2 pm, from may 3rd to october 25th, at 1100 comox street. it's a lovely neighbourhood spot, lined with trees decorated with cute little bird houses, tall sunflowers nodding in the breeze, and a nearby community garden that adds so much character. there's a nice mix of vendors, pottery, hazelnuts grown in the fraser valley, certified organic farms, honey, eggs, and fresh flowers. picked up a couple of stocking stuffers from the bowen island herb salts stand. there was even live music, giving everything a relaxed, friendly, local community feel. shop local, bring your eco friendly reusable shopping bags, and take your time wandering through. it's one of those markets that feels both cozy and full of little surprises. fair warning though, between the flowers, the snacks, and all the cute handmade goodies, it's way too easy to slip into "treat yourself" mode and walk away with a bag full of finds you didn't know you needed.

Very demeaning owners. Aurora is better. The woman told me off when I asked if it was ok that I was…read more$1 short at the Farmers' Market for a $ 30 order. Instead of politely refusing or coming up with a soljtion She was awful and when i complained- her owner husband laughed at me. They mist be bankrupt.