Family rooted.
Community grown.
Three generations of good produce, honest value, and the kind of welcome that turns a quick stop into a tradition.
A Hammonton tradition
A familiar stop with something new every day.
Fiorentino's has long been a familiar place along Route 73—where neighbors come for dependable freshness and often leave with something they did not know they needed.
As the market grew, the Fiorentino family shifted from farming its own fields to doing what it does best today: hand-selecting produce and products from trusted growers and makers, including New Jersey partners whenever possible.
That careful eye still shapes every display, every delivery, and every recommendation.
Built around the people, color, and rhythm of the season.
A true farm market never stands still. Flowers bloom, harvests change, and each visit has its own discoveries.
Offer good food, treat people fairly, and make every visit worth the stop.
The market has grown, but the standard behind it has stayed remarkably simple.
Fields and a roadside market
The story began with produce, long days, and a simple roadside market. The family built its reputation one visit at a time—around freshness, seasonality, fair prices, and a direct connection to Hammonton.
A market that kept growing
Customers returned, told their neighbors, and asked for more of the things they loved. Flowers, bakery goods, dairy, pantry staples, and local favorites gradually joined the produce, turning a quick stop into a fuller market experience.
Three generations, one standard
Fiorentino's remains family owned and closely connected to the people it serves. Choose good products, offer honest value, greet people warmly, and make shopping local feel worthwhile.
A place shaped by the season
No two visits are exactly the same. Displays shift with the harvest, flowers mark the time of year, and trusted growers and makers bring something new to discover.
Picked with care. Chosen for your table.
We look for the color, flavor, freshness, and value we would want to bring home ourselves.