4.5Harbor Fish Market(103 reviews) - Nostalgia has the aroma of fish! Farmers Markets
They have a mix and match oyster section. They are 1.99 each! It reminded me of the days when I used to go to the fish market with my grandmother in Boston's North End. Fish on ice and help yourself . I hated it when I was younger but this place broguht back memories. We could not purchase anything because it would not keep in the heat (and I was NOT putting it in my backpack). But I did notice that they had a huge bucket of ice for customers to put in with their purchase as they walked out the door. Do not miss this market. It really takes you back to a time when specialty stores were a way of life and everything was not located in aisle 5!See more..
Farm Fresh Produce, Full Service Deli, Pizza & Subs, Butcher Shop specializing in Certified Angus Beef, Bakery, Grocery on a Working Family Farm. In warmer weather Spillers' features a wagon just outside its front door stocked full of fresh produce from the family farm. To complement your fresh food needs Spillers' is a State of Maine licensed Agency Liquor Store with a great selection of spirits and a huge selection of ice-cold beer and fine winesSee more..
We stopped here during our tour of the area's sugar shacks on Maine Maple Sunday. The line for their delicious maple soft serve ice cream was long, but it was worth the wait. The grounds are beautiful here. It was interesting to see the tubing network that transports the sap from the maple trees into the sugar shack. One of the owners also explained the syrup processing from beginning to end, which was kind of fascinating. There's a lot of work that goes into the liquid gold that is maple syrup.See more..
5.0Bob's Sugarhouse(5 reviews) - The best maple syrup in Maine Spent < 1 hour Speciality & Gift Shops • Antique Shops • Farmers Markets We have been coming to Bob’s for 20 years for our supply of maple syrup, maple candy, maple popcorn and so much more. The staff are fun and friendly, the selection of gifts varied, but most importantly, the maple syrup is fantastic. We get a gallon for our own family, and as gifts for friends and family. Worth a visit!See more..
4.0Alewives Brook Farm(5 reviews) - Best steamers ever! Spent < 1 hour Farmers Markets You MUST stop here at this wonderful, family owned lobster and veggie stand. Best lobsters caught the same day, and the steamers are out of this world. Everything is local and so very fresh. Right off route 77 in cape Elizabeth, just look for the signs. Nothing fancy, just good honest people selling good honest food. See more..
5.0Greenwood Orchards(4 reviews) - Oh the fruits and vegetables Spent < 1 hour Farms • Farmers Markets
local farm fresh goods and Maine made canned products as well, I really shouldn't say how good it is because then I won't be able to get my products See more..
5.0Blue Hill Farmer's Market(3 reviews) - So much fun! Monday: Farmers Markets We had so much fun at this market. We enjoyed all the vendors, visiting with friends and we made some new friends. We also found some great things.See more..
3.5Saco River Market(2 reviews) - Great Saturday morning indoor farmers and craft market, year around. Monday: Spent < 1 hour Farmers Markets
The Saco River Winter Market is a partnership of local producers and vendors, and a community gathering place, committed to providing quality, locally grown agricultural products, specialty foods, cottage crafts, and art. It is a fun destination on Saturday morning 9 - 12:30, go for a peek and pick up some fresh local veggies & greens, eggs, meats, honey, specialty food etc. and check out the local crafts, soaps & lotions. Most Saturdays there are musicians playing.See more..
5.0Berry Fruit Farm(1 review) - this new farm store carries great stuff! Spent < 1 hour Farmers Markets we stopped here to check out the scones, recommended by a friend. They are unusual and delicious. They have many other bakery goods, also Sandy River Farm (local, Farmington) wonderful organic dairy products. There are jams from their own farm, and a host of other great stuff.See more..
5.0Willow Pond Farm(1 review) - Old Fashioned Apple Picking Spent 1-2 hours Farms • Farmers Markets
I love this farm. I have been apple picking each fall at Willow Pond Farm for the last 20 years with my boys!! The apples are low spray which means they spray once in the spring. There is a lot of space to picnic, climb trees and run around. It is very relaxed and fun. Since I have moved to Boston, I have returned just to go apple picking here. I suppose it is the memories of my little boys climbing the trees and tossing the apples down to fill our great big basket for apple sauce, pies and eating. My big boys still do the same. This is the one activity that neither hesitates to accompany me. There are several varieties of apples depending on the time in the fall one wishes to pick and the orchard is organized and labeled so it is easy to find the variety you wish to pick. I am not sure if you need to bring your own bags because I have always had my own. If you pick into something large (like a basket), have them weigh it at the farmstead first. Apples are sold by the pound. There is also a farm stand with organic fall produce, grown on site. I usually leave with a pumpkin, apple cider and a few other veggies. Jill, the owner, is ever present at the stand or the cider presses. If you are local, she runs a summer CSA.See more..
5.0York Corner Gardens(1 review) - Best wild blueberry pie! Spent < 1 hour Farmers Markets Now if you want absolutely the best fruits and vegetables - and I mean really good - you have to hit York Corner Gardens and talk with David, the proprietor. Just ask him what's good that day and he'll never steer you wrong! Always get what he recommends and you won't go wrong. Plus, he's a charming guy and a lot of fun to talk to. Don't forget to hit the place on Friday or Saturday to stock up on the pies - especially the wild blueberry!See more..
Bangor's European Market is a unique gem of a farmers' market on Buck St., Bangor, Maine. Based in & around Maine's oldest greenhouse, Sunnyside, and Ingrid's German Gift Shop, our collection of vendors offer the best in local and worldwide-inspired produce, meats, seafood, cheese, hot & cold prepared foods, baked goods, and beautifully hand-crafted baby gifts, knitwear, and woodcrafts. There's always fresh plants, flowers, and arrangements in the greenhouse, and an array of European food, chocolates, housewares, and more, in Ingrid's store, too! We're open year-round Saturday mornings, moving indoors in the greenhouse for the winter. Come see why we're the number one spot for local foodies & exquisite gifts for all ages! We look forward to welcoming you to our community! For a full list of vendors, and weekly updates on what they'll bring to market, check out our Facebook page.See more..
