Came here right when they opened and I'm glad I did cause it was definitely getting busier when I…read moreleft! They had a bunch of vendors but I def gravitated towards the stalls that were selling food. It's a fun place to check out if you're in the area! Parking is super easy-in the lot across the street.

Could be the best farmers market in the US! Everything is local, the farmers have deep roots in the…read morecommunity. Lots of organic produce, including heirloom varieties and even artichokes. Award-winning cheeses. Interesting freshly -prepared international foods, including Austrian pastries, Taiwanese noodles, miso balls, baklava, tamales. Worth a trip to beautiful Montpelier!

So glad we stopped by the stand at the farm. We picked up a few snacks before we hit the road:…read moreapple cider, tomato garlic cheese, pita chips, apple cider donuts---and after several days of eating Maple Creemees---i have to say---Dog River Farm has the best Maple Creemee we tasted during our entire stay in Vermont. Wish we loved the store and there were so many things I wish we could have bought: all local, and all fresh. Hope to be back sooner than later.

Stopped by to try our very first maple Creemee. Delicious!! The produce was beautiful! Super…read morefriendly!

My favorite down the hill outing. Cheese, pate, maybe some meat for later... more cheese…read more.. wonderful.

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.

Exploring Vermont and came across the open air Hardwick Farmer's Market, open 3-6 on Fridays…read more Although I've been to much bigger farmer's market, it had a delightful, diverse assortment of friendly local vendors (food and crafts) and enjoyable live music! I did partake in a delicious chocolate chip cookie from Moutainview Bakehouse and a pretzel with flavorful mustard, as well as purchased a soft pretzel with mustard from the Austrian bakery Haus on the Hill that also had a lot of wonderful sweet European style treats. Took home two jars of The Poet's Garden's yummy homemade jam: Black Currant Rhubarb Lemon and Aronia Berry. There were a number of things I hadn't ever seen before, like a huge wild Puffball Mushroom, and Sea Berry plants. Found particularly nice the handmade ceramic tiles, felt artwork and wood pieces from Heartbeat Lifesharing group. There was covered seating to enjoy your food and an adjacent community garden. If you're in the area on a Friday afternoon, Hardwick Farmer's Market is a great place to stop by,

Open from early May through early October, the Hardwick Farmer's Market offers a good variety of…read morelocal, farm produced items, from fresh cut flowers, to potted perrenials, plants, herbs, dairy, grass-fed beef cuts, and greens, including kale, chard, and garlic scapes. Vendors include Greensboro's New Leaf Designs/ Down to Earth Worm Farms, Bill Hill Organic Meats, Craftsbury's Echo Hill Farms (maple syrup producers and purveyors), and Connie's Kitchen of Hardwick (offering sweet, inexpensive, homemade baked goods). There's a lady selling rice milk, and homemade empanadas and burritos (which she keeps warm by wrapping them up in plastic and a serape), and a few craft, quilting and jewelry booths as well. Good clean fun, and a nice way to meet some peoples who are in touch with the earth, man. 3-6pm, Fridays, rain or shine.

If you're in the area on a Saturday, this is a must!…read more Definitely one of the best farmers market I've ever been to. Everything from fresh veggies, mushrooms, fresh meats, fresh breads, cheeses, jams, smoothies, crafts etc. There's a few stalls to get some meals on site as well, so pick up some awesome Asian noodles and peruse the booths. Prices are reasonable and all of the vendors will greet you with a smile. Not all take cards, so bring some cash for sure. I arrived right at 9am so parking was easy. But it definitely got busier in the day, so plan accordingly. Trash bins are located in the middle of the area and separated by trash type!

Seriously, the best farmer's market of my life. Juices, cheese, maple products, produce, CBD oil,…read moreartisan breads, amazing crafts and a great vibe. So many vendors as well and music. This is small town America..this is the land of Bernie...LOVE IT

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

Beautiful land, farmers, & goats. Got there on a self serve day, but farmers were all around~ got…read moresome nice back story and great raw goat milk $4 a quart ( also sold in half gallons for $8) tons of organic veg and fruit. Got to see some milking happening and see sea berries being picked.

I did enjoy the store! It had quite the variety and was clean. What I didn't enjoy was the poor…read morecustomer service from the man in glasses, '5 8", dark hair. Not friendly, no smile, seemed like I was no one special at all,, I am a customer, whom you would like to come back, tell others, but in fact I won't go back unless I need the only thing I couldn't find at Shaws or Mehurons. Repeat customers come becuz of the store and the service they receive.

Lovely market with fresh produce and a wonderful selection of breads and pizza dough, wines, herbal…read moreteas, cheeses, and fantastic hand-made icecream.

This will now be a stop of ours as we make our way to Hill Farmstead Brewery. We happened to see…read morethe sign on the road, and went in to see the farm. There was a friendly dog who greeted us at the parking lot. Inside the building, we found a display of vegetables fridgerated, local beers and wines, and produce such as tomatoes, onions, and potatoes. We also found that they served local VT ice cream. Their scoops are generous and the ice cream choices plentiful. I think we may have to come by here to try out the other ice creams. There are picnic tables in the back you can enjoy your ice cream treat and take in the farm view.