Reviews for: Crescent City Farmers Markets

It's Fresh, Convenient, Informative and Interesting; Most of all it is filled w/the best tasting Produce, Dairy and Seafood that can be found in the world.

We have a climate that can sustain just about anything. And our Farmer's Market always brings it to the people.

Because it is a place to get the freshest produce and the people there are great!

Been going there everytime I'm in NOLA. The folks there are so very sweet. Great produce & other products. Everyone is very welcoming & very open to questions. They remeber you as as a repeat customer.

Fantastic food and friendly people! I can rely on them to have the absolute freshest produce around, and by shopping there I support the rebuilding of our city.

This is one of my favorite farmers markets anywhere and I like that it REALLY helps the recovery/rebuilding of this area after Katrina, by helping the local growers! Also, it helps our community have badly needed access to low cost, locally-grown fresh foods!!

I love the food,and the variety that I find. The freshness is the key,not to mention the friendlyness of the venders.

Fresh produce and seafood!! Wonderful people! I get to meet the person who planted, raised and harvested the crops. They know their product best!!

I like buying from the person who actually grew or produced the product. It's a great connection and the products are always so fresh!

Always the best and fresh produce!! I'm 56 yrs. old and still remember going there with my parents, it's wonderful!! The Creole Tomatoes, yummy, simply the best!!!

It is a fabulous little farmer's market! I love to support the local farmers and businesses that make up the market, I want to make sure that it continues.

Because it's naturally nawlins' dawlin. lol And, it's so fresh and good. The garlic hanging, the avocados, the right kind, not from california....Squash to die for, and the cucumbers, have to be the best in the business....

Frest local produce is the best and I like that my son knows where his food comes from. And he loves buying his chocolate milk from the dairy.

Because the produce is good and fesh and we see people from all over the world !

I love being able to get all my favorite veggies fresh. And nicer is tasting all the goodies from varies chefs and specialty farmers. I love the atmosphere, everyone is so nice it's just a really plesant experience, and a wonderful way to start off the weekend.

Very fresh,and last longer.The best location and you can get just about anything here, Chris

Variety of food offered and excellence of the fresh fruit and vegetables. Also convenience and good organization.

It's great to have a source for really fresh seafood, fruit, and vegetables - especially Chilton County, Alabama peaches, vine ripe Creole tomatoes, fresh drum (fish), fresh shrimp, fresh crabmeat, and picked ripe Louisiana strawberries

Ilove fresh grown veggies and want to support the farmers of our area. We NEED one in North Kenner!

It's a chance to meet and create lasting relationships with the people who are actually growing the foods you eat.

Not only are they the only market I have been to with as wide a variety as they have, they are the only market that both supports the use of food stamps and give discounts for food stamp users I have ever visited.

The Crescent City Farmer's Market is not just a great place to get locally grown, fresh food, it's an event!

Yes... it is possible one or two of the stalls are from markets that are not located inside Louisiana, but Louisiana climate can be a difficult climate for so many fruits and vegetables. Still, we do what we can to keep our carbon foodprint small, and Mississippi and Florida are not California or Peru.

I love the energy at the CC Farmer's Markets. It's about people supporting local farmers...and their families get to taste the difference.

It's the high point of my week.

The market is always pleasing and it is so nice to have the specialty items. I also love the fresh staples that a New Orleans kitchen must have. Some of the vegetables taste like grocery store produce and I'm sure they aren't local but at least we are still contributing to the small business side of the economy. I do believe produce that is not homegrown should be labeled as such because the market does state that it is grown by the actual vendor. I have been going to the market for years and have made many friends. The farmers are friendly and interesting.