At a glance
#8 of 22 Farmers' markets in WashingtonLocalGuideWorld score: 4.59
Rating breakdown
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5 ★74%
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4 ★18%
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3 ★5%
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2 ★0%
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1 ★3%
Quick facts
- What is the rating of FRESHFARM Columbia Heights Farmers Market?
- FRESHFARM Columbia Heights Farmers Market is rated 4.6 out of 5 based on 116 reviews.
- How does FRESHFARM Columbia Heights Farmers Market rank in Washington?
- FRESHFARM Columbia Heights Farmers Market is #8 of 22 Farmers' markets in Washington by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
- Where is FRESHFARM Columbia Heights Farmers Market located?
- 1400 Park Rd NW, Washington, DC 20010 — 2.1 km from the center of Washington.
- How can I contact FRESHFARM Columbia Heights Farmers Market?
- Website: freshfarm.org
Very nice Had variety of fruits, vegetables,eggs,some meat , different kinds of vinders that sold cooked food .
Wonderful plants and flowers.
We visit them every year to get herbs and plants for our balcony.
We visit them every year to get herbs and plants for our balcony.
All the Fresh Farm markets accept SNAP/ food stamps, WIC, and other subsidies. They match/ double your money if you use a subsidy. This makes the products 1/2 price and helps support local farmers. Yippee!
This is a great farmers market if you are a Salvadoran on food stamps. Uncle Sugar’s new program to put fresh veggies in your salsa is in full effect here. And don’t get me wrong - I think it is a very positive program at many levels. But…it is not much of a farmers market for anyone else. This is a Latin American breadline dressed as a farmers market. Since your taxes are already paying for the fun, why not go to a market and spend your yuppie farmers market dollars on $8 eggs somewhere pleasant? Like Bethesda!
It just keeps getting better and better every time, it's starting to look like a place to spend Saturday morning. Unfortunately the plaza is well known for being home to not so reputable people, that's not the organizers fault... that's more of a city thing
One of the very few highlights in this area that directly benefits the locals and our quality of life. A very important resource in our community. The City however refuses to get the Healthy Ways Program working properly. It's about to be 2022 and the CITY'S ESA HHS is still FORCING the SNAP PROGRAM TO USE PAPER INSTEAD OF GETTING THIS program up and running properly. RIDICULOUS. Get it together. We can send a whole team of people to Mars for exploration but we can't make the SNAP program accessible and easy to use. Food is a human right.
It's a great little market. Two produce/fruit stands, meat/eggs/cheese, fish, baked goods, mushrooms, fermented foods, flowers!, oils, pretty much the works. In these pandemic times there's often a line to enter, but I haven't had to wait more than 10 minutes to get in.
Went here several times last year and it was thriving with shoppers and vendors! They had a huge selection of apples. Well, I started asking questions about each kind of apple. I love fried apples, apple pie, french apple pie and apple cobbler! I also love just eating an apple. I haven't been there this year but I plan on going soon.
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