Georgia's Farmer's Market

Georgia’s Farmers Market is great! Placed in a great location, has some parking out front. Produce is fresh and beautiful! They have veggies, fruits, chips, jams, nuts, small fresh pies, milk eggs, and beautiful plants! The employees are there to answer questions, help when needed, and so polite!! It’s definitely my favorite place to get fresh produce & eggs!!! OH, and the spicy Cheezits are simply the best!!!!!!!

Me and my wife stumbled unto this yesterday as we were just driving through Plano. Once we went in, we we're glad to be here. This farmers market makes full use of their space. The fruit is amazing and even if people who work there are very friendly and have good customer service. They convince me to take home a orange watermelon and a couple other things. Me and my wife were so excited to bring the items home and we've already planned another trip where we'll take our full family to come by some produce. If you're in the Plano area please stop by here.

This little grocery store in Plano is an absolute gem! Family owned and full of charm, it’s the kind of place that makes you feel welcome the moment you walk in. The selection is fresh, thoughtfully sourced, and you can tell they really care about quality. Beyond the produce and specialty items, what makes it stand out is the friendliness of the owners. You feel like you’re supporting neighbors, not just shopping. Such a cute place with heart and soul, I’ll definitely keep coming back!

We came her on a Saturday morning. They were busy but we still had plenty of space to comfortably browse. There are plenty of options if fresh fruits and vegetables, but also a lot of canned goods, preserves, jams and jellies as well. I bought 3 navel oranges and a small basket of figs for just over seven dollars.

Pathetic Customer Service I went in on Thursday, Jan 8 as I have lived here for ages but haven't stopped by this place in years. I am one of those Texans who generally go out of their way to support local businesses & it was my off day, plus I wanted to show my teenage son how a farmer's market is & how the fruit/veggies are supposed to be the best; fresher than supermarkets as the idea is to be from farm to table/home. I bought 5 small red apples, 3 green tomatoes, 1 jar of apple butter, 2 bundles of collard greens, and 3 onions. My bill was $27. I got home & my son wanted an apple. Bit into it and it was all mush. So much so, you just spit it out and don't want to eat dehydrated tasting mushy apple. I tried the other side of it, same thing. I didn't go in depth feeling the apples in the store as I presumed they were all good, they had a good appearance, etc. I went into the bag and pressed on the skin, they all had this mush feeling. I am presuming this is from the freezing temps lately in our area, and since this place is in a warehouse, its destroyed the product. (Apples almost always get mushy after freezing and thawing because the water in their cells expands, breaking the cell walls, which ruins their crisp texture)(Google). I think nothing of it, and decide to go back up there tomorrow to swap out some apples for my son. Go inside with just the bag, letting the guy behind the front (curly hair, has a headphone in ear) know about the apples being mushy and if we could trade for some other produce or some green apples (that are known to stay crispy longer). In front of my kid, he gave me a hassle. He claimed that each apple has a range of crispness. I told him each one was mushy. I did not ask for my money back. This was over $4-5 worth of apples. I said, can my son trade these mushy apples in for some other fruit like the green apples? He said: "Normally, I don't let people return items, I can't sell this again." I said, "You don't want to sell these again, they are mushy apples, they're gross. Can you please let my son trade these for a couple green apples?" He looked down with a pouted face with clear attitude, mumbling, and just barely nodded. My son smiled got 2 green apples and said thank you. We left. I am never coming back to an establishment again like this who is so greedy and disrespectful to their own customers that they would hassle even a child from getting "fresh fruit" that is labeled on their signage. My son simply said, I am confused, why did I just get 2 apples when we traded in 5 bad ones? You are an embarrassment to the community of Plano. All over $4-5 worth of ruined apples. Unfortunately, shop owner, you hired a bad apple. I am sorry but if I was the owner of this shop, I'd never hire people like this to treat a customer this way. I hope your business will continue to survive amidst of rising downtown rent prices, and competitive FRESH supermarkets that would never question a customer over some spoiled produce. I'm sure an overworked, underpaid hard-working Walmart employee would have treated us with decency and respect.

They have an amazing selection of rebel cheese out of Austin! They have the most flavors I’ve seen outside of rebel cheese itself. Good variety of soy free as well. I bought rebel cheese from a place in Denton that went out of business, and then from a place in Dallas that stop selling it. So please support them! Buy some vegan cheese next time you’re there. It’s incredibly delicious.

Great selection of some fresh items you usually can’t find (like lady peas) and local produce! Worth a stop for sure.

If you love real homegrown tomatoes, this is the place. As soon as the tomatoes from Jacksonville Tx are ready, they have them. When their season ends, they bring in Tomatoes from Tennessee, sweet and good. I make a trip weekly for real tomatoes and pick up my other vegetables there too. This place is awesome.

Georgia's farmer's market is located on the 15th street right at the beginning of the downtown Plano. There's a small parking lot next to the store, and a few parking spots directly in front of and behind the store. Although Georgia's farmer's market is a small store, it carries plenty of stuff from refrigerated cheese and habanero sauces to small bagged legumes to frozen tar. There's plenty of fresh produce, variety of jams and jarred goods. Occasionally you may find exotic fruit, but often you'll see something new that you may have missed before. The staff are polite and friendly and if you have too many items or heavy items, they'll help carry them to your car. The store itself gives a tropical vacation vibes. You may want to visit just to lift your spirits.

Inviting open garage market with fresh veggies and fruits, jars of jams and sauces, and a selection of frozen grounded beef and bags of vegetables. A few necessary groceries are on the shelf. This is a cute and clean place. Flowers are for sale outside. Check out the old truck. Can't miss it.

Love all the jellies and pickled items. They have literally all types of pickled items. You name it, they got it! The vegetables are so pretty! This spot was hopping. Lots of moms with their kids in wagons out today. Love seeing this. The smells of fresh vegetables and fruit make an imprint on the kids memory. All the fruits and vegetables are organic and brought in from certified organic farmers. The cloves of garlic are beautiful! Beautiful purple hue to the outer skin. They keep for sometime if left to air out at room temperature. The onions are just as pretty too! The Vidalia onions are sweet and are great when added to any dish. The service at the counter is excellent. The ambiance is great. Adults should actually sit or lay in a wagon and see what view a kid gets! It might be refreshing. It's probably not real pretty, but always looking up and seeing your mom or dad is the best view ever! The memories are imprinted forever. You may pay a bit more for the products. It's minimal, you are supporting a local farmer and a community! The food always tastes better when it's "homegrown and locally sourced." July 2024

Incredible! I love their produce and feel comfortable feeding them to family as they farm without pesticides.

My wife and I stopped in briefly to check out their coffee beans. We were delighted to see the wide variety of beans and as a bonus, there were many flavors available in decaffeinated. We purchased 3 flavors including coconut crème, chocolate raspberry crème and southern pecan in decaf. We absolutely love this place which offers so much more than you would expect from a farmer's market!! We will be back when we have more time to browse the entire store.

Go to spot for farm fresh eggs. Produce selection was excellent. Parking is a little limited but still decent.

My absolute fav place to buy EGGS! They have the best eggs in town! I buy most of my groceries here every week and I have never had an issue! Also the lady that makes the baked pies YUMMMMM!

A lovely Farmers Market right on 15 av strip. Fresh fruits and vegetables can be seen everywhere. Very clean, smelling good and the market is organized well. Prices weren't bad at all, well except for the prices of the homemade soaps, those were a bit pricey. If ur in the area swing by

Stopped in as my wife and I have been trying Farmer Markets around the area. Ended up leaving with stuffed jalapeños (delicious). We brought home spicy pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, bananas and tomatoes. The pumpkin seeds are great and the sunflower seeds tasted great on my salad. Will definitely return for jams, honey and other goods.

I wanted to get some fresh berries and had no time to go to The Dallas Farmer's Market. Of course , I utilized my friendly Yelp app to find one near . This one is situated basically in an old garage. I was a bit confused at first as right next to it is an actual garage . I parked in the area right in front of the business , but I knew I wouldn't be in there long . Park at your own risk . Anyway , there is an abundance of fresh goodies , like veggies , fruit , potatoes ,etc . They also have various jellies , jams ,queso, relish , candies ,etc . My grandma used to make everything from scratch so they have all of the old goodies I grew up with . I didn't see any sugar free jellies , which would have been nice . I left with green tomatoes , a bacon salsa (should be interesting ), blackberries , and strawberries . Great service. ! I'll be back !

We loved our first visit (went based on daughter's recommendation). Good selection, prices in line with other farmer's markets in a MUCH nicer setting. On a HIT day, with the fan blowing inside it was very comfortable. As an added plus, they had fresh shelled Crowder Peas, a rarity anywhere, much less north Tx.. Another plus, the best honey roasted peanuts around!

It's a nice place , kept clean and organized, I had a great time looking at their options, and loved the candy and vegetables I got as well, staff was friendly and quick with service , the store looks adorable as well.

They have a nice assortment of local veggies, fruits, nuts, salsas, etc. They also sell lots of different coffee beans. Their prices are a little higher than grocery store prices, but that is to be expected from a farmers market with all the delicious local goodies! The part I enjoyed most was the discount rack! They had a nice variety of discount veggies. All priced at only $1! I got a big bag of okra, green beans, and pearl onions for only $1! I love a good bargain. My bag of green beans had 2 grapes in it! Random, but I ate them anyway! When in the area, shop local! Farmers markets are always fun to check out.

Great customer service! This is a hidden gem with lots of great products. I have been searching for seeded watermelon, which I found at this location. They also have a great selection of coffees. I highly recommend giving this place a try.

We love coming here. The employees are friendly and we always find neat items. Our favorite is Gun Barrel Hot Sauce. It's a ver small establishment, but don't be fooled- they have a TON of produce and a variety of neat products.

So they had Pecos cantaloupes, which I hadn't found yet this season. That made me happy before I even walked into the market. They had a nice variety of vegetables, and the East Texas tomatoes were beautiful. I got some eggplant and squash for ratatouille and some really nice looking (and tasty) peaches. This market is a great option to waiting for a farmers market on the weekends.

There is not a piece of fruit or veggies in this place that's organic! I looked at everything and couldn't find a non gmo in the place.

Cute family owned farmers market in downtown Plano with homegrown produce and local Texas jelly and salsa. They also have produce shipped from Tennessee and Florida and fresh florals right in front of the entrance.

I was not all that impressed with the variety at GFM. What they do have is of good quality, but it's also the most expensive farmer's market I've ever been to. Usually, in my experience, you get more homegrown produce for much less price than store-bought. GFM goes the opposite direction and charges much more based on the organic pride. There's a very cool selection of delectably innovative jams and sauces. They just all come with that high price tag like the produce. It's just that I know I can find the same quality produce and same creative concoctions elsewhere without spending a small fortune.

I went there on a Saturday hoping to find local organic fruits and vegetables the places neat they do have good stuff but I got avocados and onions with the impression that they were local and organic when I got in my car to look all the way back at Dallas they were not they were from Mexico I looked up the label and they were not even organic avocados or onions I will not be returning back so if you go be careful

Great Farmer's Market right in the heart of downtown Plano. When it comes to fresh produce, they beat everybody in quality. This is the only place I buy tomatoes! Jacksonville TX variety - the best! Great friendly service as well in a classic building. Owner knows his stuff! Quality, convenience, good prices - what's not to like? Love this place!

We definitely need more Farmer's Markets in our world. Many farmers use organic/natural methods in farming, but they can't afford to pay for the Organic Certification (that's right you have to pay for that certification, even if you grow it naturally without harmful pesticides) . Numerous options here, for delicious and clean eating. A solid variety of vegetables, beans and coffee beans (they'll grind for you). Be sure to ask about the various ways they can ground coffee based on your taste preference... I posted some photos of the unique jellies, with natural ingredients.

When the grocery store has slim pickings on good produce, come here! Or just come here anyways to do your produce haul, because they have EVERYTHING. All I needed was brussel sprouts so I thought it would be a good chance for me to go and see what all this place was about. I think I was the most surprised that they had little bottles of elderberry! I miss my local source of that back home, so to see that they had some here made me so happy! The set up is beautiful and filled with a ton of local goods. Snacks, candy, tiny little things of honey or even giant containers of it, lol....you name it. The vintage fruit and veggies and signage is amazing. I am excited to go again really soon to stock up on on a little bit of everything!

Love this place! Great place to find local farming products. Everyone is very friendly and I can always find what I need for my seasonal needs.

Pluses: Conveniently located in downtown Plano. EXCELLENT customer service. Cute little market Never too crowded Lots of parking Negatives: Several of the items are significantly over-priced

This has bee our go to place for good quality produce. They have an excellent selection of Honey and fresh produce. The store is spacious and the service is excellent

Fresh produce at a price you'd expect for hard to find local grown. Lots of trendy bottled salad dressings, pickles, and condiments. Like going to a Hill Country general store.

I recently moved to Plano, and this is now the only place I will buy my produce! The employees are nice, and helpful. Compared to the big stores, the quality and selection is great.

I've been here a few times to check out the fresh produce, in which they have a great variety of fruits and veggies, with good prices as well. They also have other items like jams, preserves, seasonings, trail mix, snacks, jerky, candles, and more. They also sell vegetable plants and house plants. The store definitely has a great and spacious atmosphere that makes it really feel like a farmer's market. What is making me give them 5 stars is their hand held pies, HAHA. While we often eat our vegetables, we really enjoy the hand held pies and find them to be probably the best we've had around here. They're surprisingly really good. So far, we've tried the apple, pineapple, blueberry and peach. All of them have been great, but blueberry is my favorite because it has a great balance of sweet and tart, and the crust is just too good too. Also the staff are pretty friendly. Whenever we stop by with our dog, the staff let us know he can shop inside with us. I really appreciated that because we like to explore together (and not have to take turns with one person inside and the other outside). Overall, this is a great place for produce and other items, like their PIES! Also there is some great wall art on the side of the building. Enjoy!

This is the cutest place with great produce! The person who checked my things out was great, they have a good selection also. The building also has a cute mural on the side for pictures!

This is definitely worth the visit. A perfect precious farm fresh market with a variety of so much! Om the weekends you can even grab fresh tamales! The fried pies baked local, the wall of delicious jams, and spreads & of course the wonderful veggies & fruits. Friendly family owned service with a smile. Do you a favor & go check it out!

Very cute and I love the fresh produces and fruits they had there. I bought a couple of them and went straight home to cook up some dishes and they turned out very delicious. Will come back for more.

Let me start by saying, I worked here for a little over a year & a half. Cameron (store owner) is a great guy who isqq trustworthy. You know what to expect when buying, which is very rare nowadays. We ALWAYS help people with their purchases to their vehicle if they want it. At Georgia's you will be treated with above & beyond kindness.

I really enjoy going to this small easy going farmers market. The selection of fresh produce from local farmers in the area makes me feel good about supporting local farmers. They also have some really nice seasonal garden plants. Plus the owner is knowledgeable about the produce and where it comes from and who sells it . I even asked about a local farm. The owner was able to give me about the farm owner , how long he had been dealing with the farmer, and that it was a farm that had been passed down in the family so the constancy of produce was the same. I really enjoy visiting this farmers market and supporting a local business!

My husband and I stopped by here last weekend and loved it. They have a great variety of fruits and vegetables, plus many other things. I bought fresh purple hull peas and pinto beans, lots of veggies, and fresh strawberries. We will definitely be going back.

I only leave a review when I feel it's of upmost importance to share. I have to share that I tried the peach pie pocket in the car and now I'm planning when I'm going back. What an incredible pastry. I am speechless. Also they have a wonderful pumpkin selection. Can't wait to try the produce I bought!

This is a sweet little place! It's really more of an open-air grocery store than a true farmer's market (I'm fairly certain only one vendor sells here, and they have canned goods and packaged products as well as fresh produce) but it's a worthwhile place to visit when in downtown Plano. We wandered over here on a Saturday afternoon, after enjoying a tour of the Interurban Railway Museum across the street. We had fun perusing the produce (which all looked great!) as well as reading about the importance of bee pollen; they have lots of information, as well as a large display of honey and pollen available for purchase. We ended up purchasing two small clementine oranges for a snack, plus a bag of sundried tomatoes to add to our dinner that evening. We got all of that for around $5, so it's definitely a reasonably priced place. A great option for groceries in downtown Plano!

Loved this little spot while stopping through Plano. We got both SC and TX peaches, yummy grape tomatoes, muscadines, a delicious apricot hand pie - tasted super fresh, & amazing local sourdough. Would definitely frequent this spot if we lived nearby. Highly recommend, and while you're there, make time for the Interurban Railway Museum across the street.

In downtown Plano area.. Looking for Farmers Market fresh and can't wait tell the Saturday farmers market.. Go to Georgia's Right across from the Dart station

I just found this gem over the weekend and could not be happier. I grew up always being close to farmers markets and stores like this, I am so happy to have found this store here in TX.

We were just cruising around downtown Plano and ran into this farmers market. They had a variety of items including seasoning mixes. We walked out with some fresh okra, cucumbers, huge sweet potatoes, salsa, and other veggies for a decent price. Definitely will be back when we're in the area.

I love this place! SHOP LOCAL is more important now than ever! First, the owner Cameron really cares about his customers, his local vendors and all suppliers and almost everything is local or regional! Second, the variety continues to get better and better so you can still get all your produce, beautiful local plants and flowers (and wood!) but also candy, gifts, and amazing jars of spreads, dressings and condiments but everything for an entire meal, including meat, cheese and dessert! Please go a little out of your way next time you need something from the grocery store and go here instead. It's right on 15th street in old Downtown Plano.

This place is a delight to visit and shop in. I'm officially a regular customer. The hours are perfect and prices are affordable with quality produce.

I finally found a Farmers Market on the north side of the city that doesn't involve a drive downtown, and who carries almost everything I need. Citrus fruit is in season, so I originally sent them a note on FB messenger, which was replied to quickly giving me a list of everything they had in stock. The people who work there are knowledgeable about what makes the best juice, and which items are best. It's smaller than the downtown market, but they carry everything I need! 5 stars plus.

This is the best place I know for tomatoes in the North Texas area; they also have Vidalia onions earlier than anyone. Such a long history has this place; Georgia used to have her place in the Fairview Farms stands; then her family moved the place to this site. It's easily accessible, and you can find just about anything here (except meat). Slide in, browse the old timey jarred goods, the incredibly tasty fresh veggies and fruits, and munch some peanuts in the shell while you suck down a real orange or grape Crush. Good nostalgic stuff. You'll be back again and again. Don't say I didn't warn ya.

I have always been pleased with this little Farmer's Market, the prices are a little higher than some others, they are not certified organic, but it is a cute little shop and in the past have enjoyed bringing my children to pick up fresh fruits and local honey. It is small enough that my three year old doesn't get bored walking through the store and my ten year old loves shopping for fresh fruit. That is until last Saturday. The kids had picked out some grapes and then changed their mind to strawberries. So while they were filling a bag with peanuts, I went to put the grapes back (this was two tables away). Apparently, the minute my back was turned the three year old started squishing a nearby tomato. An older man, who I can only assume was the owner, began YELLING at me that my son had ruined this tomato and he would NEVER be able to sell it now. When I responded that I was very sorry and would be happy to pay for any items that my son had damaged, the man turned his back on me and actually stomped off! I am not naïve and realize that anytime I take my toddler into a store that there is a chance he may damage something. I try to teach him not to touch items until I give the item to him, and am always more than willing to pay for something that he damages. If this man had simply brought the damage to my attention, I would have had no issues and would have responded the exact same way in offering to pay for it. I can choose where I shop and if I receive rude treatment at a store, I will choose not to shop there anymore.

The hubby and I stumbled upon this place on accident after checking out historic downtown Plano ( I didn't even know there was a historic downtown Plano- very cute!). There were tons of blooming annuals in all colors out in front of the store. You walk in, and it is small, but full of CHEAP fruits and veggies displayed. YAHOOO!!!! I love cheap and fresh fruits and veggies. We came out with yummy cherry tomatoes, fresh blackberries, squash, and broccoli. I asked the owner if they were organic, which they are not (really). Most comes from local farms, and the rest is brought in fresh, so it never sits around and gets old like in grocery stores. They also had homemade chips and salsa, as well as other local specialty items. If you are in the area, please go have lunch in downtown Plano and then walk over and check out Georgia's. You wont be sorry! I also purchased some nice jewelry from a cute little shop down nearby. Fun day!

We frequent this place. It has a great selection of fresh produce as well as canned items and things like honey, jams, etc. They also sell loose-leaf tea, fresh roasted (or unroasted) peanuts, and the kind of Dr. Pepper that uses real sugar. In the spring, they have a huge selection of hanging plants and blooming annuals in front of the store. Everything is comparably priced to what your local grocery store would charge. Plus, we love the owners and you just can't beat the fresh taste from farm fresh produce.

Do not feel safe shopping here during Covid. The owner and his employees do not wear face masks or keep six feet away from customers. Do not appreciate the risk they are placing on their customers. I will no longer shop there until I see a change in policy. Also, customers are not required to wear face masks & did not keep six feet apart either.