Dixie Lee Farmers Market

Bought the best gluten free bread ever from Carson Barra I will definitely be back!

To be honest I only come to purchase milk from ‘The Milk Lady,’ but it’s a cute lil’ farmers market. I wish they had more produce vendors!

There are great vendors. Their products are way above average. Everyone is VERY friendly. When the band. True Blue playes there, the atmosphere fun and entertaining.

Different vendors to choose from Milk ,egg ,chicken, beef ,pork, sweet , coffee Greens,roots vegetable ,Microgreens,herbs ,honey , Crafts n more

A vast selection of home grown and homemade items. Vendors are friendly and knowledgeable!

This Farmer’s Market was literally more honey stands than the mediocre couple of produce stands. This particular market is a complete waste of time for anyone looking for a wide selection of produce. So if you want honey, bread, woodworks, or anything other than produce then this is your place. All others that want produce just go to market square or the diddledoo on North Peter’s.

I was so impressed with the local assortment of everything you could want and more and the prices were still affordable always support local grown healthly food, resources, and businesses a thriving community is good for all the vendors are lovely it was great even in the pouring rain

Wonderful Farmers Market with great produce from locals, the best honey you can find around Starr Mountain Apiary, there is a stand with stunning jewelry made of antique buttons, and my favorite - a Ukrainian family that is building their new life here with hand painted Art Wine Bottles with lights inside. They invite musicians during the market hours. Overall such a nice experience to start your weekend just right 👍

Too busy bad selection would not recommend !!!! the one on Market Square is way better much bigger more variety

This is a quaint market in the Renaissance commercial park in Farragut. If you cannot stand the lines for VG's at the downtown market just come here. You'll stroll right on up to the front of the line for your treats. There are a handful of artisans and craft vendors too. In comparison, this market is smaller and you won't have as much selection as the downtown market. If you prefer a less crowded and more laid-back market experience then this is a safe bet.

"Where have all the farmers gone? Long time passing. Where have all the farmers gone? Long time ago." Obviously a parody of the '60s song, yet it applies well to this season's two Farmers Markets -- at least thus far, the first week in June 2013. The Markets have been open since the last week in April. The Dixie Lee website advertises "peaches, berries, grapes, melons, apples, tomatoes, peppers, beans, many varieties of corn, greens, carrots, potatoes, onions, garlic, peas, squash, zucchini, free range eggs, grass fed meats, honey, potted plants, fresh cut flowers and herbs, cheese, baked goods, pottery, soaps, organic skin care, hand bound books, photography and other handmade crafts." Unfortunately, only one "farmer" offered produce at the most recent Pinnacle Farmers Market. The remainder of the booths primarily sold crafts, with the exception of honey and salsa and sauce. How disappointing. Really a Craft Fair, not a Farmers Market. The Saturday Market in Farragut was a bit better, yet Crafters still outnumbered Farmers. Perhaps as the growing season produces a greater variety of crops, more agricultural vendors will join in.

Really enjoyed my time at this market today . Small but growing ! A great variety of goods . From fresh veggies to goats milk items to nice jewelry.

I love this market. Great veggies and other fun items