Downtown Waterville Farmers' Market — Local services in Waterville

The few places I've visited are ok, but there are not enough different types of places to eat. The old buildings give downtown Waterville a nice charm.

But then there's Main Street, the road. It's a typical pavement disaster. The city hasn't maintained it. Ruts and divots start by Post Office Square and literally don't stop.

The parking configuration is not good. Parallel on the left, angled on the right. Main Street just isn't wide enough for parking on each side. It's difficult to see if anyone is waiting to walk across the street at the crosswalk until you're right at the crosswalk.

The city has a potentially great place in downtown, but the road needs an overhaul. Parking will be a major problem once Colby College's...

I have been going to the Farmers Market since I moved to Waterville in May. I usually purchase from the same vendors each time. They are all very nice and knowledgeable about their products. I enjoy supporting the local farmers each week. These are the vendors I usually support Heald Farm—excellent potatoes, corn, other vegetables Boyd Brook Farming Junction Garden—excellent rhubarb, tomatoes and other vegetables Bemis Family Farm—excellent maple products The Apple Farm—excellent apples and cider Maine Grain/Millers Table-excellent selection of baked goods and homemade bread Seven Moon Farm—excellent assortment of vegetables, peppers, greens,...

Although you have to make it during their open time on Thursday afternoon, there is no comparison to the quality of the produce here, and it's often even cheaper than in the stores! They also have really nice meats, and you can actually get to know the farmer and know exactly how the food was raised. We have lots of great small local stores who I like to supporting too but the farmers' market is really above and beyond for great food and...