Nice people who know the store and where things are. Good…read morefood choices Could be cleaner.

Really good homemade chorizo burritos kelt in fridge case! Ask for them, they are not obvious!!read more

I was on my way back from Winchester. Nalls is always a great place to stop to see what they have…read more Fresh vegetables, peanuts/nuts, pies, pumpkins, squash.....think of it as a big farm in a store. Everything is fresh, ready to be taken home. I was thinking peanuts, last time they had cans of Virginia peanuts. I grabbed a couple cans for giving at Christmas time. The smell of the pies baking stopped me for a minute...nothing like a fresh baked pie. They're not small like in the grocery store...it's a family sized pie. Apple, cherry, blueberry..too many choices. I decided on blueberry crumb. It was warm when I picked it up!. Ok time to hit the road, I'm feeling like pie and a little ice cream. I paid and was gone. When I was home it was some of the best pie I have ever had. Definitely recommend for fresh vegetables, nuts and fresh baked pie. You can't go wrong. I think the market is seasonal...not really sure. Maybe go online to check hours in the colder months.

We absolutely love Nalls Farm Market. The staff are always so happy and helpful. Their produce is…read morethe best and freshest in the area and their pies..... wow!!! We always miss them when they are closed for the winter. Thank you Nalls for being our go-to for fruit and veg!

Not much of a farm market anymore , the tap room and entertainment has taken over. Visited mid-day…read moreon a Saturday, not much produce , no one at the bar. Left disappointed.

I used to come here weekly when I first moved to Warrenton for their breads and sweet treats -- the…read moreowner was always very kind and welcoming. Unfortunately, my recent experiences have been completely different. The girl at the register has been consistently rude and unfriendly, and even had someone else ring me up instead of helping me herself. Most recently, I came with a friend for the haunted maze. When we asked the host where the line was, she just kept laughing and repeating "it's right there," even though there were multiple lines and it was unclear where to go. The whole interaction felt dismissive and disrespectful. It's really disappointing to see how the atmosphere has changed -- it no longer feels welcoming, especially toward Hispanic customers. I speak perfect English and was born here, but the attitude I experienced made me feel unwelcome. I won't be coming back.

still my fave orchard. Friendly service, yummy apples, easy to find location. CASH ONLY!read more

There's so many farmers markets in between route 66 and Shenandoah National Park that it's hard to…read moreknow which one to stop at. We didn't want a touristy one, so this is the one we stopped at. The hours at this store are impressive - 8am to 8pm 7 days a week. The owners are definitely hard workers! I didn't meet Janet but Roy was to the point when I asked questions. A bushel is $36, and a half bushel is $18. A half bushel bag is a lot smaller than the box that they call a bushel, so we decided to buy a bushel. You can fill the box up with whichever apples you want. They have a big selection of apples, including some I'd never heard of (eg, Virginia Gold). Roy was attentive and told me when the box was full and that I should stop adding apples. It wasn't quite all the way to the top, but it was still a good deal. If I'm in the area, I'll probably stop by again!

Our kids had fun in their bounce house. They are a much less sophisticated business than some I've…read moreseen; I liked the simplicity. They do pick your own apples, plus have cider, apples, and a few other things for sale. Cash only. Their apples had some sort of problem this year... I guess a lot came off with the storms and the ones left on the trees were spotted (but still crisp and tasty). Was $15 for a half bushel. I also liked that they had apple picking poles to lend!

Unpretentious pick-yourself orchard with plenty of free parking and easy access to the apples…read more Golden delicious, Ida Reds, Gala and Red Delicious were available for picking today and it was a great experience. Going rate is $15 for a bushel and about 6 for their homemade apple cider. Beautiful weather for a stroll through the orchard with plenty of perfectly ripe and crisp apples to go around!

It's a small town and the farmers market is also on the smaller scale. The few vendors that were…read morepresent were really nice. I do recommend stopping by when you again, if for nothing else than a quick walk through. They had fresh pastry stalls and produce stalls. There is a small parking lot next to the lot where market is held. There's also a parking lot across the street you can use for the market.

The Haymarket Farmers Market is a small Farmers Market that runs every Saturday morning in Old Town…read moreHaymarket - in the parking lot in front of the Town of Haymarket - Town Hall building. Always some good vendor here - fresh fruits and veggies, and others. My favorite vendor is Rainbow Acre Farms. They produce local, organic meats - my favorite is their packages of bulk ground Chorizo! But they have many other meat products as well: Bacon, sausages, and more! Check the Haymarket Farmers Market out! #HaymarketFarmersMarket

Best business around. Towing is amazing and the fruit and veggies are about and beyond what you…read morewould except. Live everything about Andy Baldwin. Oh and if you get a chance to buy his wife's homemade bread you won't be disappointed, it's amazing.

All organic produce: crunchy radishes, peppery baby arugula, juicy stone fruit, crisp apples,…read moreburgeoning broccoli, tender brussels sprouts, sweet autumnal squash. Pantry perks, too: freshly baked pies, chewy cookies, moist cupcakes. Homemade steak rubs and dip seasonings. Inventive and flavorful rice medleys. Golden, oaten "Walkabout Bars" that put those protein bars to shame. Very affordable and competitive prices. Nicest people in the world. Find them at local farmers markets or visit their farm stand in Reva.

I would love to meet on line the people involved with this farm, as my farm is also named Golden…read moreGoose Farm,. I am located about 100 miles SW of St. Louis, MO and made the connection when I placed an order with Harris Seeds, but didn't have my customer number, so I said Golden Goose Farm, and the response was: which one, Missouri or Virginia.? Whoa!!! There is another Golden Goose Farm???? An odd name for a farm. Mine was named for the loves of my life back in 1986 when this farm was purchased, GOLDEN Retrievers and Canada GOOSE (well, Canada Geese) . I also grow for market now, but my main thing since moving to the farm was cattle. Currently doing both. Many thanks to Harris Seeds for asking the question, which state? That question has broadened my life. Tina

We went here on an early November Saturday afternoon to pick apples! As you drive down the gravel…read moreroad towards the orchard you pass by a sign that reads "these trees of righteousness are watched over by angels" followed by a cross. So, at first we were a bit hesitant about what we were getting ourselves into. Turns out, the couple that owns the orchard are extremely nice. They took the time to explain what all the different kinds of apples were and also gave us apple picking sticks so that we could get the apples way up top. Even though we came to the orchard kind of late in the season, we were still able to pick 2 full bushels of apples. You can't really beat $13/bushel! Each bushel must have weighed about 40 pounds. When we went back to the house to return the tools, the couple also offered us apple butter and homemade apple cider! So far at home, I've been able to make apple crisp, apple pie, and apple muffins with still tons of apples left over. Hope they don't go bad! Tip: The entrance to the orchard where you pick up the boxes/tools is on the left. You basically drive right up the owner's driveway to their house. Don't be afraid to knock. They're very nice! Also, I don't believe they have call waiting, so if you try calling, you might get a busy signal.

In October 2014 visited this nicely hidden away family orchard. Grown from one sapling over 30…read moreyears ago, it contains more than seven varieties of apples (not including the various sub-varieites). The gentleman has his hands full, but takes the time to give you the lay of the land, educate you on the multiple variations of golden and red delicious, and encourage you to explore the property including a little pond perfect for picnics. After handing you apple pickers and a LARGE box for you to fill, he ushers you off with encouragement to sample anything and everything. Organic, natural, farm fresh means not looking grocery store shinny and clean. We were informed, but had no idea that it really is just dirt and dust washed off. Regret that as it cost us having more of our favorites! Once washed at home, they were more beautiful and the flavor was 10x that of store bought. They were the best apples we have had in years! Top anything from the local farmers markets. Make a day of it! Take friends, family, and the kids. Pack a picnic. Bring some soapy water and paper towels for immediate enjoyment! Who needs dessert with apples like these? Did I neglect to say that the price can't be compared to any other source be it other larger farms, farmers market or stores. Bring cash! Last year it was $18 a box (about paper size, 10 reams). CALL to find out what is in season. Red Delicious (3-5 variations) Golden Delicious (3-5 variations) WineSap (TART AND FLAVORFUL!!!) Stayman (SWEET and JUICY!!!) York Rome Granny Smith Early Season: Gala, Cortland, McIntosh, Jonathan

Made a pitstop after a day of antiques shopping. Great selection of veggies. Must be the wrong…read moretime for fruit. It had everything we needed for the week.

Great fresh veggies, corn and fruit always with the weekly stop. Pickled up beets, cucumbers,…read morepotatoes, corn and More.