nalls farm market

Fresh fruit and vegetables you would expect at a farm market and they do a great job. Fresh baking pies in the back you may not expect and you can smell them when you walk in. Large variety of other sauces and jarred goodies like Chow-Chow or Apple Butter. My go to spot for in season corn. Always a nice selection of flowers. Look for the huge wooden chair on route 7 and you are there.

Love this place. Great people working here - fruits/veggies are wonderful. Recently attended the pumpkin carving with the G'kids. Free carving and HUGE pumpkins. They have great pies and I really like their raison oatmeal cookies. Chrissy, Dave, Bill, Megan etc make this a nice stop. They do different events throughout Spring/Summer and Fall. Their end of year day is always fun - 24 Dec.

The best corn of the season. Really nice farm market. Large selection of farm produce and pies. Canned pickled vegetables, jams and salsa. Fall Moms and pumpkins and yard art.

Stop at markets in just about every town I visit when traveling. This ranks no. 1 in my top 5 best markets. A great selection of fresh produce,excellent fresh pies, fresh butter, and cheeses. The owners are very nice and helpful. They are open from Mar-Dec. They also have seasonal items, from flowers to christmas trees. They are located just outside of Berryville VA on your way to Winchester VA. Worth the Stop.

Nall's has a tremendous mixture if items from great stone statues to very fresh tomatoes at great prices. Also, outstanding pies for Thanksgiving and other holidays. Great place to visit and deal with some of the most friendly people in the business.

Seasonal, many locally grown, vegetables and fruit. Seasonal plants, hanging baskets, herbs, and perennials. The pies are fabulous! Prices are fair and selection diverse and plentiful. The pumpkins are amazing, every color and size, including giant pumpkins.

We found Nalls Farm Market on a whim driving home from a stop in Berryville, and I knew from the adorable outside that we had to stop! The flowers for sale outside -- hanging baskets and more -- were gorgeous, and the smell of fresh fruit and vegetablse inside was intoxicating. We went home with peaches and a sprig of fresh basil, both of which we cooked/sliced for dinner. I thought the prices were reasonable, and the baked goods for sale looked great (though I behaved myself). Cute place to pull over, stretch your legs and support local business!

I first noticed Nalls Farm Market when we moved near Charles Town, WV in 2003. we drove by regularly and that summer we needed an outdoor table. Nalls had a nice Amish made one that worked great. During the same visit, the gorgeous flowers and the smell of freshly baked pie lured me inside. There are nice farm grown seasonal vegetables and fruits available and that pie...yummm. It became a regular stop for a freshly made pie even if we bought nothing else. After moving away in 2006, I've still found reasons to head toward Berryville when I'm visiting the area. Never disappointed. This time, we picked out a strawberry/rhubarb pie. It was eaten in a flash. We'll continue to visit whenever we get the chance and if you're around Berryville, you should do the same.