purchased some fruit trees here. Trees were a fraction of the cost charged by some other places…read moreand they have grown about a foot since I purchased them in May. Highly recommend Withrods.

My favorite place to buy all my gardening needs and even some generous ice creams. Lot's of local…read moreproduce also. Staff are helpful and friendly. I can kill an hour there easily.

I love this place! I drive from Eastern Passage for the orange juice and dolmades! It has an…read moreawesome olive bar----BRING BACK THE BLUE CHEESE STUFFED OLIVES! Seriously, they are a small shop, but the imports are fantastic!

Was great when they were open. The owners bought Farmer Clems on the Bedford Highway (near Kearney…read moreLake Rd.) And converted it into the new market. They still have great stuff and it's worth stopping in.

I love this little gem! They sell fresh local produce, baked goods & ice cream, in addition to…read morehaving a boutique country store with a separate entrance, which I'll sadly admit I've never been inside of. Call ahead of you're looking for something specific, and leave your name and number to be called if they're out. They'll even sell the ice cream pails for planters if you ask! Great little local store!

Name aside, this is an incredible place. They have a farmer's market, apple orchards, u-pick apples…read moreand berries, sheep, goats, chickens and a pot belly pig named Tinkerbell. We are looking forward to visiting come the spring and summer months and doing some of our own fruit picking. We have been enjoying visiting the animals on the property who are extremely friendly, sweet and full of personality. So lucky Hebb's Farm is just right down the road from us.

This is my go-to spot for fresh, local produce! Not a huge…read moreselection of vegetables, but all of the staples are there at a great price and the quality is fantastic! They do have a great selection of local apples, also at a great price; &6.99 for a 10lb bag!

Back to this location again last night, and I must say it gets better and better…read more One of the regular guys that works here, knows me and my bus. partner now, and he loves it when we stop in. I actually have to say I look forward to seeing him now as well, cause he makes it fun, and a good shopping experience to come back to when you make the day , and they make yours. You can find fabulous deals on foods, and fruits and vegetables every day, and last night they had spinach on - which was great, and so much more decently priced that our conventional Superstore, and Sobey's. Can't wait till my next experience.

Avery's is a local farmer's market where you can typically buy quality meats, bread products and…read morefruits and veggies at a better rate than the grossly expensive supermarkets. There's also a wall where there is a selection of DVDs available, and a counter with home-baked fudge (which by the way is absolutely decadent!) Any time I'm back in Sackville during the summer, I always make it a point to stop by Avery's for a strawberry frozen yogurt. (Some days it isn't in stock, in which case I happily settle for the Blueberries and Cream variety). The thing to keep in mind, is that the ice cream is VERY popular here, and so you should be prepared for a line-up on hot days!!

You know what's a little embarrassing? Giggling and prancing about like a schoolgirl in love in…read morefront of your boss and several strangers after just discovering the glorious new Noggins Farm Market in Alderney. But at the same time, there's a glorious new Noggins Farm Market in Alderney so yeah, I'm going to get my prance on about it, okay? Open seven days a week (!!!!), this permanent shop has a full selection of fruits, veggies, cheeses, milk and gelato from Fox Hill (!!!!!), eggs, Made With Local bars, maple syrups and honey, and even a fantastic selection of Tideview ciders (!!!!!!!). I mean, it's absolutely fantastic. Just when you thought you couldn't be happier, you're walking out with a bottle of Tideview's Sparkling Pear. This is huge for the Dartmouth crowd, y'all.

Having only discovered the Alderney Farmer's Market this summer, this was my first visit during…read morewinter. And this is when I can really appreciate the presence of Noggins. Here is where I can find carrots that taste like they just came out of my own garden and plenty enough fresh and organic veg to get your good nutrients all winter long. Also a bonus that they are open every day, not just market Saturdays. They carry, not just fruit & veg but Foxhill cheese, milk & gelato, Old Dutchman cheese, Made With Local granola bars and Terra Beata cranberries, just to name a few.. Sure, you'll pay more then in the grocery store but it is so worth the fresh taste of naturally ripened, not dyed, organic goodness. And you're supporting local to boot, win win.

Hac 'N Sac is actually located in Enfield but have a spot at The Farmers Market…read more Hac 'N Sac specializes in gourmet foods and preserves, jams, dips and jellies. We went over to the table and of course there were samples for tasting. They all looked good, we tried the Garlic Chives and The Pepper. We bought the Garlic Chives. They are very reasonable in price. You can buy a big bag for around five dollars or you can go for the small ones, for two dollars each. This will allow you to try a few kinds. The small will make about 1 cup. You have to add the mayo and sour cream, but it is worth it. The young guy behind the counter who let me take his picture I would say was the owners son, but I am not sure, either way, he was very nice.

It's not easy to be out of sight, out of mind in a small town, but Whistleberry Market was that…read morekind of place for me. Every time I'd drive by, I'd remind myself that I should finally go there, but it was only once we were in our waning days of living in the county that I made the effort to get out there. It's a big, airy space, with lots of wood paneling that ups the country market vibe. I was really impressed with the broad assortment of products - fresh fruit and veg (local and imported), locally- and house-made pickles and jams, deli products, frozen meats, desserts, pantry goods, and more! What also drew us in were the hot food offerings, which include breakfast, lunch and dinner items. While I opted for the burger, my wife went for the pork chop dinner. You don't see pork chops on a lot of menus, let alone smoked pork chops, and at a country market at that, so it was too intriguing to pass up. Everything is cooked to order, so if you're getting hot food, I'd suggest ordering it first and browsing the grocery items while you wait. There's a good-sized seating area at the far end of the market with several booths and tables, as well as several picnic tables outside. The burger was really, really good. The patty was a bit too compacted, but it had a great char from the flame grill. You get your choice of toppings, and I pretty much went for the works. They were top notch in quality, with house-made pickles, a slice of real cheddar, and super fresh lettuce and tomato. The bun seemed to be house- or locally-made, with a lightly crisp crust and a soft and supple crumb that held up well against its fillings. A coating of black and white sesame seeds added a nice bit of flair too! The fries are crispy-coated ones, so while not hand-cut, they were an easy win, and plentiful. All of this, plus a drink was only $13.50, which seems like a steal these days for non-fast food! As impressive as the burger was, my wife's pork chop was definitely the winner. It was a *big* chop - easily an inch thick, even after being cooked. The smoke flavour was fantastic, but the chop wasn't dry and overcooked from the double-cooking of the smoking and grilling. There was enough pork chop and fries that my wife had leftovers for lunch the next day! At $15 for the meal, it feels like a steal in 2024. With a great selection of local products and produce, and delicious hot food at reasonable prices, I'm so glad that I finally tried Whistleberry Market, and look forward to future visits when I'm back in the area.

The best burger and poutine!! Absolutely amazing food, fresh produce locally sourced, baked goods,…read moregrocery items and lots more! Check it out!

Loved the cottage industry ethnic food stands. Jamaican patties, pork rolls, fetta and spinach…read morecroissant, japonese hand helds, Korean vegetable pancakes. Ate too much before trying the sweet potato glass noodles. Crafts and artisans sold varied from bougie to rustic. ATM was ornery. But everyone has square . If driving come early (10) before parking fills

TL;DR/The Short Version: Popular Farmers' Market. Too…read morecrowded for me. A good variety of vendors, but I prefer the Halifax Brewery Market, personally. The Long Version: When my husband and I were in Halifax recently, we did 2 Markets back-to-back, this one and the Halifax Brewery Market and I personally liked the Halifax Brewery Market better, as it had more interesting foods and vendors and wasn't as crowded. My impression is that this Halifax Seaport Farmers' Market is more for tourists and the Halifax Brewery Market is more for locals, but I could be wrong. I got a Pancit Bihon for my husband and I to share at Pinoy's Best Halifax. It was $7 for a small serving. It tasted good and had this Liptons Chicken Soup smell that I loved, lol. Weird, I know. I just didn't like that they microwaved it in a plastic container. I would have preferred it if it was kept in metal warming trays and served into a cardboard container. My husband got a 4L jug of Maple syrup from Ripley's Maple ($58) for his sister. She was coming to Halifax too but not when the Halifax Seaport Farmers' Market would be open so she asked him to get it for her. He gave it to her in Halifax and she was driving home, so we cannot attest to whether the jug would survive a flight in checked baggage, it would be at your own risk, lol. I'm glad we checked out this market. If we were in the area again on future visits to Halifax I would drop by, but I wouldn't specifically plan to go to it like we did this time. (179)