Theiss Farms Market

There is nothing quite like locally-grown fruits and veggies. The quality and flavor is SO far superior to anything you could ever buy in any grocery store - no matter what price you paid.

I am at this market weekly from the time they open in the spring until they close down in late summer. Their offerings are diverse. The selection depends on the growing season, so all should keep that in mind when venturing here. Also, when their own farms cannot supply a certain product, they will get it from other farms within the state (tomatoes, in particular).

The corn here at the end of May/beginning of June is spectacular. Watermelons (especially this year) have been ruby red and sweet beyond belief. Fresh kale is not bitter, but flavorful and crisp. Jalapeños are hot! Eggplant (both regular and Japanese) is succulent. Vidalia onions are available for a short time, as are Noon Day onions. Creamer potatoes, varieties of squash and green beens are all excellent. A wide variety of peppers, too: red, green, banana. If you've never tried pickler cucumbers, then you are missing out. Wow! Sweet and not full of seeds like their larger cousins. Tomatoes are huge and nothing like what you'll find in grocery stores. They do get in Fairfield peaches, and some of the best cantaloupe I've eaten was purchased here.

Stock up on local honey, preserves and other jarred goodies. A pretty comprehensive line of Klein Bros. merchandise, too.

Service here is excellent with plenty of parking. Support local farmers and businesses! Come here for your fruits and veggies -- you won't be sorry.

Being fairly new to the area, I still don't know where everything is. Have heard of their market, but had no idea where it was. Just last week I realized it's on our way home from Church!

We finally stopped today. They have a lot of produce variety. We picked some zucchini, watermelon, onions, potatoes, local honey, banana bread, tomatoes, a huge cucumber, and some mangoes (not sure if those were local. Maybe not?) The banana bread is delicious!

Being there reminded me of the days when I would go with my grandma to a little produce and fruit stand down the street from her home (Puerto Rico). Happy this area has places like this one.

Lovely location and friendly service as well. We will be back!

Great place for a quick stop for your produce instead of going inside grocery stores and dealing with crowds. The workers are very helpful and kind.

They have wide variety of produce, jams, honey, and nuts.

Just don't expect much organic items as these items came from farms that aren't organic. Either way it is still a good way to get your produce quick without the crowd.

I love shopping at this farmer's market. Everyone is very friendly. Their locally grown produce is so fresh and delicious. You can really taste the difference from what you get at the grocery store.

When I moved out to the Northern part of the city and going to Airline was no longer convenient, I began looking for a farmer's market in the area. Found Theiss Farms on Steubner Airline which had the juiciest tomatoes, sweetest corn in the husks and SHELLED fresh peas! Since I make a sweet tomato relish (old family recipe) this market was a wonderful find. All the ingredients are locally grown and fresh. Needless to say, I show happily show up when they open in the Spring and sadly wave goodbye when they close every Fall.

Always have the best fruits. My kids LOVE heir peaches and refuse any store bought! Always super friendly!

I love this place! They really make you feel like family. It's always sad in the fall when they close. I am always waiting on the opening email.

So we wanted to support local business and stopped in to get a few veggies. No one was visible to answer questions, but I could hear a couple of young people talking from somewhere. I didn't find what I was looking for but grabbed some other veggies, then I had to peaked behind the back and try to make eye contact with the people that were supposed to be working. The girl was on the phone talking about her after work plans, didn't bother to get off the phone or even stop talking while she checked me out. I was trying to ask about the availability of another veggie and she paused her personal phone call long enough to say "no". While she was trying to get my change she finally told the caller "hold on just a sec", still did not put the phone down and never said another word to me. My husband was shocked I still bought the product and didn't turn around and walk out. I guess I was just shocked at the service.

This is community and culture at its finest....nicely remodeled with the pulldown doors, stellar flavors of various veggies, fruits and preserves....we need more spots like this in Spring

Lovely farmers market! The man who runs this place is always so nice and willing to strike up a conversation or help you with the produce options. The atmosphere it very relaxed and makes you feel like you are contributing to local farmers. Highly recommend!