No, BJ's as in Berkley-Jensen's

? Neighbors of yours? I really don't know them. >.<

Random store which does deliveries. Okay.

Do you tend to get food from a store instead of a farmer's market, then? I use a store for canned goods and frozen stuff but mostly everything else from the farmer's market. It's a lot cheaper.

Warehouse chain, to be a bit more exact

Farmer markets aren't common, there's one once a week during summer here

huh. Funny, that. I guess weather and geography would make a big difference to how well it works in an area.

I imagine if they could be indoors it would have more potential to be year-round
But as it is they have a hard enough time getting space in a parking lot, nevermind paying rent in an overpriced building

It's interesting to see the whole gamut of economic development like that. You have the u-pick places and road-side stands, then the farmers' markets, then seasonal market-fairs, then indoor markets, and then co-ops, and then grocery stores.... and then online sales, I guess? Hm, and where falls the delivery services you can get, what are they called, local agricultural club membership things, you sign up and once a week or once a month or whenever you are sent a box of local produce, however that's named?

Unless it's Amazon, anything delivery is pretty much a no
Especially when it comes to food

Edit: well, Schwans might be an exception, but they don't have a store, it's all frozen food in specialized (small) trucks and they have their routes so at the same time they don't really count in this case

Schwan sounds like the perfect name for a ballet company....