I visited Miller's Farm with my friend and we actually had such a good time, even though it was a…read morebit windy that day. The farm has a huge variety of pumpkins -big, small, perfect round ones, all the shapes , so it's easy to find a nice one. They also have a cute little store that sells fresh fruits, veggies, pies, and even pickled goodies. All of that was really reasonably priced. Now... the pumpkins themselves? Kinda pricey in my opinion. Some were around $20, and don't get me wrong, they're beautiful pumpkins, but still on the expensive side. We ended up spending way more than expected ,definitely not dropping $60 on pumpkins again next year . Aside from that, the hotdogs and hot coffee were perfect for the weather, and the tractor ride + corn maze were honestly the highlight. So much fun. I'll definitely go back next year but maybe be a bit more pumpkin-budget smart!

When here for the pumpkin patch, it was such a fun experience. They had so many places set up for a…read moregreat photo opportunities. Y'all had a great time and the wholefarm was well organized and even had hay rides and a gift shop

It is a happy, calm, quiet place where friends, families and vendors gather…read more Stittsville is a wonderful part of Ottawa West and I love coming here. The selection is limited due to space of course however, various items can be found at great prices and each seller has a wonderful personality. The barn itself is adorable. Market is on Sundays, open until 1pm. Dog friendly.

From the owner: Stittsville Farmers Market at the Barn, is a smaller local market organized by Certified Holistic…read moreNutritionist Suzanne Tate. Bread, veggies, home made ice cream, plants, honey and some craft vendors gather every sunday from 10 to 2pm.

My friend met up with me at Ottawa Farmers' Market a few Sundays ago, to show me around this market…read moreand the Glebe. It was gracious and a lot of fun! I was last at Aberdeen Pavilion four years ago. We were at 613flea on a Saturday. On Sundays, it switches to being the Ottawa Farmers' Market here. It's cool that if you love farmers' markets, you can get your fix the entire weekend here. We walked around, browsing and thinking about what we wanted to get for lunch. We sampled homemade kimchi that was pretty good. Free samples are always terrific. I always find inspiration being a tourist and witnessing products that I have never seen. Vodcow was one of them. It's a lactose-free chocolate cream liqueur. Cool! Che Malambo caught my attention. Whenever I see an empanada, I want it. It's exactly what happened at this stand. I got a beef empanada that had so much filling that it wanted to burst. It was my first time having egg sharing the same filling stage as the beef. The egg was excellent. The filling was seasoned nicely. The outer part of the empanada was yummy. There was live music happening as we browsed. There was also a strawberry social inside Aberdeen Pavilion, but we didn't see much. It was a bit of a disappointment, as it was strawberry season. No demos. No samples. Nothing. Oh, well! We both stopped at the Thai Kitchen Catering Service stand. I ended up getting more finger food. I ordered a pork wonton and a shrimp spring roll. The man at the stand was so nice that he gave me a pork wonton on the house. I also got a Thai iced tea. Drinks were self-serve once you got a cup from him. I made the mistake of pouring sala cider instead. Oops! He was great getting me another cup and I made sure that I got Thai iced tea, which was cold and excellent on a hot day. We sat down and ate. I loved my pork wontons. They were crispy on the outside. The filling was nicely seasoned. I could taste basil, which made them heavenly. There was decent shrimp filling in the spring roll, which had a nice crunch to it. My friend got the chicken pad khee mao. She loved it. She said that it had bean sprouts, which she wasn't fond of. There weren't a lot of them and ate them all. I didn't have a chance to swoop in and eat them for her! It was fun watching a couple across from us with tackle eating a jerk chicken meal. We may have missed that stand, but we were practically doing play-by-play commentary about the jerk chicken going down. People-watching is a fun activity here. The produce and fruit that vendors had this day looked so fresh and vibrant. Although I didn't see much going on at the strawberry social, I will remember smelling ripe strawberries as we passed by various vendors and how happy I was. (259)

I love the Farmer's Market at Lansdowne. They are open year-round! In the winter they are in the…read moreAberdeen Pavilion, other times of the year they are outside. They are open every Sunday. Everything at the market is locally grown or made. They have lots of vegetables and some fruits, products like honey, maple syrup, jams and spreads. I have to admit that my favourite vendors are the ones that sell baked goods or ready to eat foods (like arepas, and samosas). There are also artisans that make jewelry, soaps, wooden cutting boards, and other items. Some vendors are there all the time, and some only occasionally. If you like Farmers' Markets, why not head down to Lansdowne and check this one out and support our local entrepreneurs?

The products/food is good quality and great to consume, the service was also pretty good, only…read morething missing for the 5 stars would be the decorations they could more and maybe fix some of their pricing I wanted to buy something and the price mentioned on the card was 6$ less than the actual price or else I recommend the place!

My friend and I did a quick tour of Parkdale Market. It's a small, outdoor market that I got to…read morecheck out during my first visit to Hintonburg. Granted, I feel that this review doesn't fully express how great or horrible this market is. It wasn't really open when we were there. There were a handful of vendors there setting up, so I didn't get the full experience. They were preparing for the night market. We were there in the afternoon. We did see a few cool vendor stalls. There was one with healthy plants. It is deadly travelling and not being able to buy all plants that I want. There was a West Indian food stall. The thought that it could potentially sell oxtail and jerk everything made me happy. I'm drooling already! We did manage to see some fresh, local produce. Again, it's a pain not being able to buy green beans and ripe strawberries when I have a tiny little fridge in my hotel room with no kitchenette. Ugh! My friend pointed out that the park next door is always busy. She was right. It was packed on a super hot July afternoon, with kids having a grand time. The parking situation is that you find street parking. I didn't bother checking whether there's a parking lot close by. If you are a local, you have it made by walking over here. I hope to return and see the market in full swing, be it day or night. It was nice to know that there's a market in this neighbourhood. (316)

Just love it here. Never really been to a farmer's market…read morethat I didn't like! Great location, open rain or shine. Dogs welcome on leash. Friendly vendors that I love to support and I really like the selection. Lots of parking. I get new things each time I go. I'm a huge fan of the fresh veggies. Very laid back. Live music would be the only thing that would make this place even better. Maybe a food truck.

I love how farmer's markets are cropping up all over the city! Well, ok, there's this one, and the…read moreold one in Carp; still waiting for the one in Stittsville open up... one day! The farmers are being really creative, providing pickled garden vegetables; fresh breads of different unimaginable varieties; all kinds of fresh veggies and so on. This market can be found Saturday mornings in the parking lot of that little plaza on the south side of Hazeldean at Carbrooke, where the Shoppers Drug is located at the east end of the plaza. So, there's plenty of parking. One thing, though: I really don't find the prices are that good. Why is it more expensive to buy things that are local? It's fun to go to these places, and splurge on ourselves once in a while, but I can't afford to shop this way all the time. Maybe it's time for me to start a serious garden for myself? Ah but then I'd miss the excitement of going to the Market! We did shopt here; purchased a tomato plant, and wonderful pickled garlic (oh boy was my breath bad! But I haven't caught a cold since!)

The best place! My husband and I have been in Canada for a year and have struggled to find high…read morequality, organic, pasture raised/grass fed meat. We found that and more here! Super impressed and equally bummed that we're only in Ottawa for 2 months. If you value quality meat and produce, you will want to check this place out!

Although there are different vendors from week to week, I love this market. The quality of food is…read moregreat, especially the meat and baked goods. Also, my neighbour buys all her milk there and swears by it. There are many organic foods- not just local produce or locally produced items. For example you can buy chocolate at this market. The only thing that I would say is disappointing is that one week your bread guy is there but the next week he's not. It's a little unreliable that way, but every week there are a good number of vendors and the food really is great. Try it!

Note that the Westboro Farmers' Market is along the Byron Linear Tramway Park starting at Golden…read moreAvenue and spans a few blocks west. The listing on Yelp has it at 539 Wavell Ave, which is McKellar Park, but it was only there for 1 season in 2020 when the Byron Linear Tramway Park was being re-sodded. It's been back along the Byron Linear Tramway Park since 2021. At the time of the writing of this review the pin on Yelp is correct, but the street address is not (but there's really no actual street address, just go to Byron Ave and Golden Ave, and you'll be Golden, lol). It's not that large, but has a good selection of fruits, vegetables, baked goods, prepared foods and other miscellaneous vendors. It's every Saturday from 9am-3pm from May until October. My favourite vendor is The Right Bite. They have the most delicious dessert squares, cake loaves and scones. It's not as large as the Farmers' Market at Lansdowne Park, but it's still cool. I'm not sure I would trek across the city to attend the Westboro Farmers' Market (the way I would to attend the one at Lansdowne), but if you live in the area, I would definitely recommend it!

From the owner: You're invited to love local at the Ottawa Farmers' Market: Westboro! Find seasonal produce,…read morehand-made crafts, pantry staples, artisanal baked goods, hot meals and more.

I got a 3-qt basket of strawberries for $ 25.00 at your stand on Timm Rd on the first of July. I…read morepaid $25.00 for them. When I got home and went to clean them, the berries were mushy, plack spots, tasted terrible. Half of them went in the garbage. The berries looked old, like they were sitting around for days before you sold them. The young lady selling the berries said that they were picked fresh every morning. Well, these were not picked that morning or the morning before that. I try to support local farmers, but when something like this happens it makes me very upset.

A word to the wise; yesterday 3 break ins happened during Goat Yoga at 2pm at Maple Hill Urban…read moreFarm. The owner was at the front when this happened and claims that they didn't see anything happen. 3 cars had their windows smashed in and their belongings taken. All three vehicles had alarms however still the owner never heard anything. The owners were anything BUT helpful. The owner claimed that the police had been notified however laughed when he informed the ladies that they had to file a police report. Once he informed the women of break ins he disappeared and didn't even come to check in. BEWARE OF BREAKINS if you ever come to this farm. Even with locked doors, people still managed to steal belongings. You think in a rural area on someone's private property things are safe..