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.

pulled in small building on right , walk in pick what you want , leave $ in little lock box on wall…read more. the owner Paul was out walking by stopped introduced himself , very friendly, talked for a bit . no pressure, I took my time picked what I wanted put my $ in the box . I bought fresh milk to make cheese , package of hamburger, and some eggs ! I have been back , and will continue to return and buy from the small guy !

Farm fresh! Eggs, milk, cheese and meat. Buy local and support our farmers. Great people!read more

I hadn't been at the outlet in a few months. I stopped by on March 14th and found the place closed…read more When I looked in the window I saw the place was empty. No sign in the window saying they were closed or what was going on. Hope they open as they had just added on to the building.

Thought i would leave a fresh review as the others are quite old. Doms meat as cheap as their…read moremalden location, great assortment and prices!

For the summertime when you want fresh corn, fresh vegetables and fruit go to Reed Farm stand…read more Great service and for a good price.

Please do not go and support Reeds Farm. I took my 90 year old Mother Blueberry picking this AM. We…read morepicked 2 LBS paid for 3 LBS at $ 7 bucks a pound. My Mother grew weary. So we couldn't pick 3 LBS. I asked for a credit with the manger to buy more stuff in the Store. I was roughly told No. I explained about my 90 year old mother. She told me I was at fault for bringing her. So she turned a 12 dollar sale to 0 and pissed me off. This is the second time I have written on Yelp so you know I am pissed off.

I've been a fan of this market for several years. They're a mixed goods market so they have a…read morelittle bit of everything each week. What I love most about this market is that the vendors will sometimes alternate and you'll see something a little different each time. I really like it's new location this year because it has ample parking and some of the walkway is now paved increasing accessibility for all customers. Definitely bring cash, a reusable bag, and a hat.

Nice organized market. Would have appreciated more farmer produce. Only a small proportion of…read morestalls for produce, mostly food items, bakeries, even not many ready to eat food stalls. Hoping to find some fresh produce and fruit. Lots of parking and nicely arrayed.

I have never been to Four Town Farm until recently, but always heard wonderful rave reviews from…read morefamily members who get their corn and other fresh produce for gatherings throughout the year. I am glad I had a chance to visit before Thanksgiving to stock up on some goodies! If you've been to Sweet Berry Farm in Middletown, Four Town is kind of similar, although the rustic farmhouse-chic shop does not have a prepared foods counter. However, they more than make up for it with all the amazing vegetables and fruits grown onsite. I was very impressed with the Honeycrisp Apples and Butternut Squash, as well as their wide selection of house made jellies and salad dressings. In addition to Four Town's slate of offerings, they also showcase other local vendors such as Wrights Dairy Farm's milk and cakes and Venda Ravioli's frozen fresh pasta and sauces. Four Town also carries fresh flowers and greenery that is holiday-ready - Christmas Trees and decorative wreaths and evergreen garlands. The team is friendly and offers excellent assistance in recommendations and recipe ideas- everyone we interacted with was delightful. This is a great stop along the way to lunch or dinner in neighboring Warren or Bristol, and a lovely way to spend a weekend afternoon!

Went for strawberry picking today and it ends at 4 and they close at 6 which i didn't know it…read morewasn't mentioned on the website nor social media page. So I went ahead and bought a container of strawberries and they were so fragrant and delicious but half of them were all mushy and squished to the point that it wasn't edible it was gross and very disappointing because it was over $8 for a quart of the strawberries.

Purchased farm fresh eggs and bags of compost. Easy transaction - the eggs were great and the…read morecompost looks good and is in my garden.

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.

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 have spent so much time in the East Bay of Rhode Island. I shop at the Swansea Walmart. And yet,…read moreuntil the RI FOOD FIGHTS #bestscoopshopri event, I had no idea Simcock Farms existed. And according to their yelp page, I am late to the game. After a short drive on some pretty tree lined winding roads, I arrived at my destination. It was another blistering hot day when I pulled into the parking lot. A cute white building with a big ole tent in front for shading waiting guests. Already a good sign! The young lady at the counter was quite pleasant, although when I mentioned I wanted to try *her* favorite, I almost laughed as she hesitated before saying, "it's cotton candy, is that okay?" because little did she know I happen to LOVE cotton candy ice cream. Genuinely a sweet young lady. I got my colorful cone, snapped a few photos and jumped into my car to eat in the AC. The ice cream was very good. Very creamy, wonderful cotton candy flavor but didn't over do it in the sugar department. Sometimes cotton candy ice cream can be too sweet with the sugar on sugar combo, so I appreciate that Simcock Farms knows how to balance it. I'm bummed that it took me this long to find this place, but consider this the beginning of a beautiful friendship!

By far the best ice cream and value for the money of any ice cream stand within 100 mi radius!read more