I stumbled upon this place and am very glad I did! They have everything from honey, sauce, candy,…read morewine, and produce to gifts and candles. I also enjoyed dinner at the Italian restaurant onsite.

As a commuter who drives to Charleston every day from Intercourse, PA, it's not uncommon for me to…read moreget hungry every time I set foot in the city. I spend $600 per week on petrol. My flat buttocks feels even flatter than it did last February, so I plump it up by ordering barbecue from Bogey's, which was fine to say the least. The Lay's potato chips really shined, though. I'd come back just to get those crisps in my belly again. I enjoy perusing the overpriced produce and meat sections -- laughing inside that I can get fake organic alternatives at the German grocery store chain called Aldi. I always give the lotion guy the smug face when I try the free samples and never purchase anything. I'll be back once somebody repairs that tattered up piano that stinks up the walkway leading up to the pub.

Always has a great selection of veggies and other products. It is more of a regular produce market…read morethan a farmers market. You won't find local farmers running a table, booth or stand. But you will find good quality and service.

Awesome place to shop.. reasonable prices and great service!! The pumpkin Whoopie pies was totally…read moreawesome!!

Loveeee this place! So wonderful to have so many options! Great products at bargain prices! I'd…read moredo anything to have this back home! They've got it all. This is a true town blessing to have in this neck of the woods! Stop in! You won't regret it!

I've gotten things from the Purple Onion inside the Capital Market on a few occasions. It's a great…read morespot to grab a quick lunch while looking around the rest of the market. This go around my bus and and I grabbed a quick late lunch if a pre made wrap and pasta salad to share. Both hit the spot on the rest of our drive home.

I decided to drop in for a quick bite to eat. I didn't have much time between appts so I was in a…read morehurry and really couldn't enjoy looking around, so definitely going back. Located in side historic old train depot, so the building itself is very nice and sort of uplifting. The lighting here is fab, so open and airy. I really enjoy the vibe I got here. The staff was very friendly! Also extremely helpful in answering a few questions. The salads are large for $8.99 and you have your choice of various salads and dressings. They are big and I wanted one but not enough room in the stomach for something this big so I opted for a small container of Egg Salad with 2 slices of Wheat bread cut in half in the container neatly packaged and sealed for $4.99 with todays day. The employee said everything made daily and fresh.. I also purchased some fresh produce some Cotton Candy Grapes about 1lb of those delicious little green globes. Total was $10.49 with taxes. The reason I am giving it a lower mark in the star scale is that within 2 hrs of eating the fresh Egg Salad I was so sick and I had to cancel my afternoon apt and visit the doctor. Needless to say, I will not order that again!! But I will definitely go back for some fresh fruit and veggies. I liked the location and I am not going to let one bad Egg Salad Sandwich stop me!! Unless it happens again!!!

Athens farmer's market is My must to go whenever I come to visit ohio. Their located in the parking…read morelot by texas steakhouse , elder beerman store. They only open on wednesday ( less stands) & saturday (more stands, vegetables, meat, bakery) 9am - 1 pm. They have a lots of stand that sells fruits, vegetables, meats, bakeries also wine testing (only on saturday). All the stuff there are fresh & organic also local, that is why I like it there but I was dissapointed on their sweet corns & cantalopes. My favorite are: * bread stands : herb & cheese bread $5 (if you can not find this stands in the market, you can go to Avalance pizza to get it) * Kettle corn : they have 2 flavor; caramel (small $5, large $9) & regular (small $4 , large $7) but actually their regular is mix with a little bit caramel popcorn so you get sweet & salty flavor. * Bone in pork chop ($5/ pack = 2 pork chop) : I forgot their store name (located a cross from kettle corn) (if you use food stamps & you spent more than $10, he will give you $10 tokens that you can spend on fruits & vegetables at any stands) * jackie O's : molasses cookie

In Athens County for a day trip taking in the 30 Mile Meal and stop 1 was the Athens Farmers…read moreMarket. In a very random parking lot, with all the scenic areas in Athens I was quite surprised by it's location. It's located inside and outside The Market on State Mall so the positive part of the location is that they can move indoors when the weather turns yucky. The Athens Farmers market is year-round that runs Saturdays 9a-12p and Wednesday's (April through December) 9a-1p. With over 50 vendors, there is literally something for everyone. Some notable highlights: gorgeous state jewelry by Amanda Buchanan. I started holiday shopping early and snagged a few as stocking stuffers. I was blown away by some gorgeous pottery by Sledding Hill. Loved some tshirts and the concept behind It's Still Today. Tasted an abundance of salsa from Southwestern Style Salsa, they literally don't limit you or make you feel bad at all (which is great cause we ended up grabbing a few jars). Grabbed some jam from Fisher Farms and chips from Shagbark. I got the chance to meet the sweet daughters of Sarah's Sweets. Truly delightful girls who are so proud of their mom. You guys already know how much I love my sweets but what you might not know is that my favorite candy is fudge. I LOVE fudge so much and Sarah has a huge selection to choose from (more than 20) and it was SO YUMMY! And the flowers, swoon, the flowers at this market were just beautiful. I came home with two stunning bouquets.

Not a mirage! A great coffee shop in Wayne with food and local goods. Extremely friendly staff and…read morelocal/homemade ingredients. Will come back if around.

Ceredo is a small town located in West Virginia. It boarders the City of Kenova and is separated by…read moresome railroad tracks. I lump the two together and just refer to it as Ceredo-Kenova (CK). The name Ceredo comes from Ceres, the Greek goddess of corn and harvest. I have family here in the area so I am here every time I am in town. It also has a Tudor's Biscuit World that I am quite found of! Ceredo is the home of Pilgrim Glass that closed in 2002. Ceredo is part of the Huntington-Ashland, WV-KY-OH Metropolitan Statistical Area. Get more info at https://ceredowv.gov

visited the main farm in August of this year 2025 Was amazed at its presentation and its welcoming…read morefeeling. The owner was delightful to work with.

We came across The Farmstead Market at a farmers market. They had some great looking produce…read moreavailable, and we were excited to get containers of blueberries and black raspberries. The friendly vendor had some great little lids to put on top so that all of the berries stayed put during the rest of our stroll around the market and journey home. The berries are sweet and juicy, with a great texture. The vendor was very friendly, and we enjoyed a quick chat with her.

This small market was neat to go into. I like to stop and see new places. And was happy I did. I…read moremade a purchase and checked out the store. I didn't interact with the staff. Except the cashier. Who did tell me the chips I was buying were extremely tasty. Biscuit and gravy chips. I figured why not. If you drive by. Stop in and see what they have. You never know what you want till you see it.

Another great experience at Hucks! It seemed more picked over than the last time I was here, but I…read morestill was able to get my staples! I got pasta sauce and noodles, 2 different types of pickles and tomatoes. I also got a make your own sandwich and a side of baked potato salad. It hit the spot!