Went to this location address and only saw a sign for Artesian Farmers Market on Thursday mornings…read more So disappointed.

Deer Isle Farmers Market is located at the old elementary school next to the town hall. It's open…read moreon Wednesdays 9:30am - 11:30am from May 29th thru early October. Fresh locally grown produce, artisan breads, bagels and baked good, locally raised meat and poultry, BBQ & Asian take out, cheese, sea salt, local artists & crafts and much more...

Yellow Birch Farm is a required stop when I'm on Deer Isle. They're worth a visit…read more They've got home grown produce, fresh made goat cheese, delicious cajeta (goats milk caramel), great soap. They've got some high quality creams that rival most of the really expensive ones. You can buy at the store or you can order through their online shop.

You can't get any fresher than this - the produce at the farm stand is twenty yards from where it…read morewas grown and picked. You can meet the goats whose milk made the beautiful chevre's, yogurt, and cheeses. And it's all organic, even the face cream everyone swears by (Missy's Miracle Cream they call it). What a find!

Crazy little farmers market where people line up 15 minutes before it opens, and things sell out…read moresuper quick. They've got a small but good selection of local produce, fresh meats and eggs and an awesome bread baker. Parking was pretty tough so you'd better get there early if you want a parking spot.

I knew by Day 4 of our Mt. Dessert Island vacation, that I'd be lobstered-out and would need fruit…read moreand vegetables. That's why I bookmarked Beech Hill Farms ("BHF") in Yelp. I understood that BHF has a great Farm Market. BHF delivered on that and more. I arrived 10 minutes before BHF opened its gate at 9 am. By 9, five different cars had parked nearby so they could have pick of the Market. The customers mostly seemed like local Mainers, but there were some folks taking pics as well. After I parked, I scurried to the Market and didn't notice the surrounding area yet. The produce looked beautiful with its purples, greens, oranges, reds, yellows and dark blues. I bought fresh wild Maine blueberries, cucumbers, carrots, a multi-colored bell pepper, yellow-orange heirloom tomatoes, an eggplant and mixed salad greens. The blueberries were delicious. I made a great dinner salad with the non-eggplant veggies. I'll grill the eggplant tomorrow. I bought a few other local products. A baguette that was terrific with a local blue cheese I also bought from BHF. Granola I haven't tried yet. And a blueberry pie made by "Gayle Arnold Tucker". I don't know who that is, but in my mind she's a 5th Generation local pie legend. The crust was to-die-for and the blueberry filling had great flavor and consistency. BHF also sold things such as milk, eggs, honey, kimchi, jarred products and beverages. It was a terrific-looking farm Market with great stuff. After my purchases, I explored the grounds. There was a green house with row after row of farm fresh and fragrant garlic and things like starter vegetables. Picnic tables. Fruit trees. And my favorite thing of all - rows of gorgeous wild flowers that were a big draw for bees and . . . the most monarch butterflies I've ever seen in one naturally occurring place. I don't even know how many there were. I saw five at a time when I was looking up. I spent about 15 minutes taking butterfly photos and got some awesome pics. I limited myself to one in the Yelp photos I posted. The flower photo opportunities are also outstanding. I'll put my BHF pics up against my Acadia pics any day. If you like exploring Farmers Markets and/or great photo opps, I guarantee you'll enjoy Beech Hill Farms, at least in August. Five Stars

Amazing locally grown ingredients. Fresh salads and veggies. Very nice people and good service.read more

A large number of vendors in an indoor market. There is produce, some prepared food and treats,…read moremeats and cheeses, specialty items, alpaca fiber, crafts, gifts, jewelry, you name it all from nice vendors. There is also a seating area inside that often has a pianist playing. It's really nice and worth a visit even if you're not looking for groceries.

Great stop for lunch, local Maine sausages and meats. Can't beat the setting for a good lunch…read more Great spot with kids and a separate children's play area.

We believe in the American Farmland Trust. One reason is a visit to Turner Farm, which is an…read moreamazing experience for a quiet tranquil weekend on North Haven. We were fortunate to stay on the farm in one of the rental houses, and it was delightful to enjoy a meal on the porch overlooking the bay. The staff is led by Ben, their general manager, who came to the farm as an intern six years ago, and never left! The variety of produce and eggs raised in the farm, even on the saddle of fall and summer, is amazing. The tomatoes were some of the sweetest I've ever tasted. We took the ferry from Rockland, and the buzz on the ferry was how wonderful the bakery was: the bread and cinnamon rolls were sublime. Friday night dinner was a barn dinner, with many courses based on produce from the farm, supplemented with protein from local purveyors for fish and beef. I would highly recommend the barn dinner and if you are fortunate a stay on the farm in one of their limited rentals. Plus you will be helping a farm operation that supplies much of the food for North Haven.

Saw the special on NatGeo about the restaurant. 100% worth it! We came by boat and made a day of…read moreit. The staff was lovely. The owner is a sparkly dude who clearly loves what he does. We met interesting new people at the family style table. The food was delicious and prepared with love. Just go! We'll be back!

If you need cabbage, a hat, cheese, a book and a pastie, you have come to the right place. Open on…read moreSaturday morning only, it is a huge (for Belfast) market with tons of food, sundries and other gems. You can get an empanada and sit in a large dining space and eat it while listening to piano music, a great touch. There are rows of things to see and lots of good food to nosh. You can buy beef and fresh cheese, produce and books, t shirts and jams and many other things, all under one roof. It's a great way to get out on a weekend morning and greet your farmer neighbors.

I go mostly for prepared foods- if you see a crepe truck or Spark bagels, try them! There are also…read morearts and produce.

Veggie heaven! My new favorite grocery spot. Love that they have everything I need to cook a…read moredelicious meal and can enjoy a Tandem iced coffee while I shop!

From the owner: Tenderwild Farm is an organic no-till vegetable farm in the heart of Rockport. Our mission is to…read moregrow superbly tasty food, nurture a vibrant ecosystem, and build a gathering place for community. Our store offers just-harvested vegetables from our field as well as produce from partner organic farms. We carry a curated selection of pantry staples and specialty foods for the home cook who values quality and flavor. Farm events include live music, farm to table dinners, book readings, workshops, and community dialogues.

All organic, farm fresh eggs - the most delicious eggs I've had. Fresh produce and herbs. The most…read morebeautiful flowers grow here from seed. A great piece of Bar Harbor - the perfect place for vacationers to pop in, to tour the land and talk with Rachel, the owner and farmer. Bar Harbor Locals - the best spot for locally grown produce and to spruce up the house and yard for spring. Bring the kids to meet and feed Sweetness, the Bunny and peak over the fence into the pig pen. If you're lucky, you'll see Menjula, the cat who hangs around or Hurricane the dog, who has a lazy energy that is anything but a hurricane.

What a nice store and what a good find! It is LGBT friendly and has the pins and stickers to prove…read moreit, but if you think that it's all the store offers, you are mistaken. Think old time general store, and you come close to H&H. I have gone in for produce, ramps and fiddle heads, and walked out with greeting cards, cheese, a map and earrings as well as what I came in for. The proprietor kept me laughing and kept a light vibe the whole time I was in there. If you don't see something you are looking for, (breakfast radishes were what I wanted), ask--they will have it in the next day or so. They have a garden, so almost anything could show up. Bread comes to mind, and an occasional whoopie pie too. Go there--you'll find what you didn't know you needed, and it will be exactly what you want.

From the owner: H & H Mercantile sells Maine Arts, Crafts, Plants, Vegetable seedlings, Perennials, Annuals,…read moreProduce, Eggs, maple syrup and more. Support local and shop with us!