This is the best local market. It's the cutest place. Well kept marketplace. Family run. The staff…read moreare so helpful. It has a lot of local products. The best muffins made on premises along with a long list of bakery items. Local breads. Vegetables locally grown. The best Christmas trees, wreaths and baskets .

Very good selection of local farm produce. Baked goods are always top notch . We loved the jams and…read morethis time we tried the pickled artichokes, fantastic.

Great tasting coffee Good service…read more Food- I didn't try due to my food allergies but it's a nice coffee shop with some cool things to try !

Great venue and concept. Over the past 10+ years I have met several great people with a variety of…read morefood options. Personable volunteers who are passionate about the mission and vision of H&M. The tour of the facility was impressive. Makes me want to start up a business.

Still the best place around for grinders and homemade deli sides. Fresh ingredients and fresh rolls…read morealways. Produce is a one stop shop to get New England and regionally grown in season items. Many local products carried here and a nice flower department as well. 5 star staff is always helpful and friendly.

The sandwiches are very good and hearty with meat and whatever fresh vegetables you want on it…read more They make it promptly and very accommodating on how you want your sandwich made. It's a to go place so it's a big place for people to eat there lunch on the go. This is a hidden gem a lot of people overlook but believe you will not be disappointed in the food here.

I am beyond excited to have yet another fantastic farmer's market in the East Bay area. Even better…read moreis the fact that it is held on SUNDAYS! I can't always make it to the Saturday markets so having another option on the weekend is just the best. Also, the hours are later than most other markets - open 'til 3PM woohoo! The Schoolyard Market is located at Hope & Main and there is a municipal lot available for parking right across the street. It's practically right on the East Bay Bike Path so you can ride your bike too, if you feel so inclined. The vendors offer a mix of veggies, candies and chocolates, packaged foods (all local, duh!), prepared foods (come hungry, leave full!), gift items and there is even a compost stand for bringing in your veggie scraps to be turned back into the lovely mother Earth. A live band rounds things out to make a perfect Sunday outing and the cherry on top is the sign welcoming your furry friends on leashes.

From the owner: Schoolyard Market is a place where locals and visitors alike enjoy a sunny summer afternoon. It's a…read moreplace to be present, and pleasant, with plenty of time to take an easy, breezy Sunday pace. Our marketplace is brimming with amazing locally-crafted foods and drinks. Come for breakfast, stay for lunch, leave with dinner.

I came across their hot sauce at a sauce party. It's my new favorite. I ordered 5 more bottles just…read moreso make sure I don't run out. The smoked chipotle maple is just sooo good.

SourceFire produces hot sauces from local produce. They offer a variety of flavors ranging from…read moremild to on fire! Jon and Todd are both very friendly and helpful. A great way to support local businesses and your palate!

Snagged the last tree in the whole place!…read more The staff was super jolly & helpful. They even tied the tree down to my roof racks for me. Very secure! Thanks Almeida's & happy holidays (:

I'm giving them 3 stars only because the produce is good. The service isn't overly friendly but not…read morerude either. Prices seemed a little overpriced until I compared with others in the area so they're the same. I've bought tomatoes from here as well as a place in Swansea and one in Seekonk and the tomatoes are the best there. However my main problem is with the baked goods. I'm a baker so I rarely buy them but the zucchini bread looked good and in all honesty I didn't feel like making my own. First mistake. Got home with the bread and tried a small slice Monday morning. It was bland. Needed seasonings, cinnamon nutmeg more vanilla. Anything would have helped but it was okay. Second bite tasted weird. Like all I could taste was baking soda or flour. Tossed the rest of the piece. My mother ate some and liked it. So Thursday I decided to try it again. Second mistake. First bite all I could taste was the same baking soda flour taste. So bland. Disappointing. Same as the time before, tried another bite and decided not to eat anymore. Tossed that and the rest of the loaf. Glad that was all I ate cause within 10 minutes I felt deathly sick. Had 2 appointments I had to keep, thankfully they were quick, made a 3rd stop for ginger ale and crackers and 6 hours later I slowly started to feel better. Yes, I'm completely aware that I should bring this up to them in person, but in all honesty the staff that I've dealt with are not really friendly or approachable. My interaction with the staff has been hello and thank you. And also since my mom didn't get sick I've chosen to write this and forget it. If she had gotten sick I would have called the MA board of health. So Almeida's- stick to the fruits and vegetables and maybe rethink the baked goods.

Delightful farmers market with select 10 or so stalls including No Joke Smoke BBQ with the most…read moreamazing cornbread waffle wedges I've ever had in my life, Maggie's Path with handmade herbal teas and epic healing salves, Pet Wants with selection of dog and cat treats, Hand Knitted by Grace with beautiful hand knitted goods... the list goes on and on! Including delicious Navad bakery with handmade pretzels! Such wonderful delights to be had! An absolute must!

This is a very VERY small farmers market. I am used to a large one I frequent each week in…read moreProvidence. I ended up leaving with only a fresh squeezed lemonade. Maybe it was just the week we went but there were only about 8 tables set up. Not enough selection for me, sorry.