Best Farm Cambridge Near Me

Jonathan Carey: Very cool assortment of shops. I bought a leather traveler's journal and enjoyed browsing for a while.

Byron Drury: The Charles Square Farmers Market is good. There are several farms and merchants with general produce, meats, eggs, seafood, and pasta. Flats Mentor Farm, which is there sometimes but not every week, has excellent Asian vegetables including amaranth (callaloo), squash blossoms, water spinach, and the largest scallions I've ever seen; Kimball Fruit Farm has a huge selection, especially if different varieties of heirloom tomatoes and apples; the farm at the end (farthest from Kimball), whose name I can't remember, has outstanding eggplants and other veggies.

Kveten Nerudova: Good onions

Steve Minicucci: Number of stalls can be limited these days, but there are usually at least two farms selling veggies and at least one (Kimball sic) with fruit as well. Pasta guy on Sunday is excellent.

Elizabeth Rockwell: Fresh, local and delicious produce. Shop Kimballs Fruit Stand when you are there. You can’t beat it.

Amit Amit: Love visiting and picking up locally grown vegetables.

Nydia Valentin: I recently moved to the area and I was very happy to see fresh veggies from local farmers.

marcie schonborn: I love the Copley Farmers Market and am sad there are just 3 more after today. I get all my veggies, fruit, tamales and an incredible chicken dish from #casba. So many vendors so many great things to get.

Kathleen Leahy: Had some unusual and unexpected vendors like vendors selling gourmet ground coffee, fresh fish, roasted chestnuts and baked goods. There were several selling the usual fresh fruits and vegetables. Everyone was really nice and friendly. However everything was very expensive... way out of my budget.

alain cote: An experiance to live

Ren Allen: I love this farmers market!!’The venders are amazing

Chris G: Best tea ever!

David Ribovski: Very sad on Tue. Maybe just 6 vendors.P.S. I think I know how to count to 6. (You use one hand plus one more finger)I have seen hundreds of real farmers markets all over the world and this one is by far the worst. Prices are sky high as well. Avoid and shop anywhere else.

Renei Perez: Too Expensive

Beth Budner: As much as I enjoyed walking around, my suggestion for our future open or Farmer's MKT events going forward is any visual chart or map to show where everything is so we can find what we want more quickly (i.e. Women's headbands & smoked salmon, respectively).Beth Budner, Auburndale!

Bryan Egge: Incredibly friendly purveyors and good selection of local products and produce

Sarah Deneault: Great assortment of items and some tasty treats! Would highly recommend a visit if in the area or for a quick lunch break walk

guochen liu: Let's work hard together, thank you 🙏

skippy n: The 2 Indian ladies make such amazing food I can't get over it. I wanna eat it right now. So friendly too.

Jim Olds: Nice place

Gloria Smothers: They had a lot of farmers and got some fresh spice

Rafael Pepe Pimentel: Muy lindo lugar, venden productos frescos

Sarah Molina: Love it!

Monalisa Campbell: Love going to fresh vegetables market

Martin Ryan: Most anything that appeals to you will be the best version of it anywhere. Prices are astronomical but so is the quality. I only began shopping there with issued credit dollars, but the products from cheese, to fresh pastas, to diverse offerings from many cultures has turned me into an addict that spends 3 days of supermarket money into 1 day of above worthy edibles. More of an artisan market than a farm stand the prices may be jarring until you taste a bread or cheese and kick yourself for not buying MORE. Congrats to us in the know. AAA+

Vicky Chase: I went on a Tuesday and there were not many vendors. However the produce was great and I had some good Indian food.

David Curtis: Great to see the vendors back! Got some beautiful strawberries and other produce. Great baklava!