Got three pieces of corn today 9/3 and two out of three were rotten all over. So disappointed. I…read moreshould have gone to the supermarket. Also, second time I have been there and the lady at the check out is as unfriendly as it gets. They need to hire better.

Great plants and produce. Knowledgeable staff. Beautiful flowers! Conviently located.read more

Really nice farmers market - there's a lot of street parking and adjacent lots. One of the bigger…read moremarkets I've been to in MA. There's a nice selection of produce, baked goods, and other things like cutting boards, vinegar, dried pasta, and there was even a knife sharpening truck! There was live music and a few tents selling ready to eat food. Worth checking out on a Saturday morning! The Saturday Child's bakery tent was completely sold out by 11a so definitely come early if you want their baked goods.

Haverhill Farmers Market is worth a visit. There is easy parking in the garage behind the market…read more They have live music and good mix of vendors. My friend Ron sells at Ron Greens, The popcorn, Bakery and other products are solid and this market is worth a stop if you are in the area.

This is a somewhat regular stop for us for farm fresh vegetables throughout the growing season, and…read moreof course the occasional fresh cider doughnuts. This year we ordered a fresh Turkey for Thanksgiving from them and a small apple crisp as well as a strawberry rhubarb pie- What a great turkey wasn't sure what to expect, never had a fresh turkey, it was great! The pies were delicious and I highly recommend!

The Best Apple Cider Donuts in New England. The farm stand has an endless amount of unique…read morefood/pastry/ decor/ trinkets / locally sourced options too, the list goes on. The service is incredible. everyone there is amazing and this place is the epitome of Fall in New England. You need to experience it for yourself.

Amazing fresh local food. Corn is the absolute best sweetest freshest around. Cannot beat Peters…read morefarm for fresh corn on the cob

Found them on FB & took a road trip up there. With plenty of parking by the produce stand, we went…read moreto town. There were variety of vegetables & baked goods. What we bought if we were a regular supermarket would have cost us over $50. Here got it for $20 & change. Very please we went. Go there & see for yourself.

Fresh flowers, herbs, vegetables and other home-made items from local farms and gardens ! Plenty…read moreof Healthy choices. Check it out. Every Thursday 2:15 - 6pm.

Great selection of fruits, vegetables, baked goods and meats from local farms. Favorites include…read moreGreek lamb sausage from Riverslea Farm, scones (sweet and savory) from Figtree Kitchen, and soups from The Soup Guy (two thumbs up for the Cuban Citrus Black Bean) You can also pick up a growler or two of beer from Throwback Brewery. Vendors are friendly and the location at Swazey Park along the Exeter River is very nice.

This place is incredible! You must visit!…read moreSo easy to find off route 93 They have a farmers market with incredible live music (The Hobby High Band) the produce is as fresh as you can get and everybody is very nice at all the various artesian booths. It Hass to be one of the best farmers market in the state.. and it's never crowded. They even have a clean, porta potty! How can you beat that?

Peter and Nancy are wonderful. My family loves Brox Farm. All the fresh veggies. The Humus is…read moredelicious! I would recommend this farm to all my friends.

I had an interesting sandwich cranberry chicken, BLT. It was good, but I liked their cranberry…read morechicken wrap better. They don't serve you but that's fine. It's a nice rustic barn setting.

I was picking up Olive Garden down the street so first I stopped here to buy 2 pies. The first was…read morea Banana Cream Pie and the other was an Apple Pie. The Apple was was good flavor and fair size pie however the Banana Cream Pie while the flavor was ok the banana slices were nearly non existent- in my slice of the pie there were 2 shaved thin pieces of banana. Also the whipped cream was sparsely laid out. I could go to any supermarket and get one and the banana slices are thick and plentiful and whipped cream is 3 times what was on Manns Pie. Complete waste of money and I'll stick to only getting an Apple pie however I'm better off getting Apple pies from Costco since they are twice the size and much less expensive. Not impressed Manns- get with the program!

It's my Sunday morning field trip full of tasty finds!read more

Fantastic new location right off of 28! Right across from…read morethe new-ish Dunkin donuts. You will usually see the lady in the flower hat! You can't miss it! Great variety of produce and other great finds of eats! Some vendors are regulars and some are occasionally there. There's a picnic table set up for those who want to grab a bite at the food truck with all sorts ... I was eyeing the crispy chicken sandwich! My favorites to pick when there include: Kettle corn Lemonade Maple pecans!! Sweet corn Ground beef Honey

They have everything all-in one spot! Fresh veggies/frits, baked goods, honey, syrup, eggs. Ice…read morecream in season fall goods as well. Oh, and open all year round, too! The best! I love this place!

Amazing Ice Cream. Amazing Meatball Subs. Amazing Farmstand. The Best Of All Three Worlds.read more

I am very impressed with the North Andover farmer's market (located next to the CVS plaza on Main…read moreStreet), including the number of organic options--organic meat, fruit, eggs, and vegetables.There is seafood, too, which is impressive. I stocked up on organic meats (fresh and frozen) from Eva's Farm. The steaktips that I ate last night were awesome! Tender and flavorful. This time I bought lemon/pepper chicken, bacon/cheddar burgers, rib eye, and strip steak. Buy one, get one FREE on frozen meat! The boneless rib eye was $19.54, and the T-bone steak was $19.45. So, I spent $19.54 for the two. We tried their frozen strip steak and it was tender and delicious. Julie's Happy Hens sells a variety of organic eggs from chickens, ducks, and turkeys. A sweet little old lady from Hickory Nut Farm sells all things made out of goat's milk. I didn't buy her cheese or yogurt today, but I bought her goat's milk soap, and goat's milk brownie (as gifts). I also bought delicious corn, tomatoes, cuke, arugula, blueberries, and donut peaches--including organic produce from Gaouette Farm. (Lots of other produce--ranging from kale to beets to watermelon to apples--are available.) One of my favorite vendors is a mushroom purveyor: Mycoterra Farm. The beautiful oyster and shitake mushrooms (coupled with farmer's cheese and organic tomatoes) made for a very tasty lunchtime sandwich. I will be back next Sunday (hours are 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.), maybe to purchase some seafood or handmade scrubs and candles. Bakery items, jams, cheese, cereal, and other goodies are there, too.

Really happy to have this new farmer's market in town. Great location and mix of vendors. A great…read moreselection considering it's new, small size. Lots of great fresh veggies and fruit and organic meats too. Always entertainment and great to bring the kids. Thanks to all the sponsors and volunteers who made it happen! Absolutely be sure to bring either lots of cash or a mix. Not all vendors take cards and some have minimums. A few of the vendors have snacks and drinks to purchase right there as well! A great addition to town!