cool stuff good prices, but don't come here if you don't have cash, the nearest atm is 35 min awayread more

We stopped at this flea market at the request of a recent homebuyer following an overnight stay at…read moreCaddo Lake State Park. We were uncertain (har!har!) what we'd find there but treasures were found by all. The most surprising and touching treasures for me were: 1. Making the acquaintance of (2) 3-week-old Nigerian dwarf goat/kid pets and their new "mama". It was love at first cuddle!! 2. Homemade strawberry fig preserves which I CANNOT wait to smother on some toast and ENJOY! The other couple with us found a great vintage-style wall hanging for their media room and some other Texan thingamajigs. Whether looking for something large, small, knicky, or knacky, or a bit dohicky - you could find some treasures here and if not - perhaps leave with some pleasant memories or having had a nice chat with one of the local booth owners.

The Texarkana Farmers Market has a great variety of produce, health products, soaps, baked goods,…read moreflowers, plants, meat, and much more. The vendors are super nice and the prices are great. The bathrooms are clean also. I would definitely recommend anyone to come here if they are in the area!

Farmers market is not open apparently at this time of year. Thinking more like later part of May or…read moreearly June when the veggies ns fruits have grown.

I'm obsessed with teapots & vintage tea sets & they have the biggest selection I have found in this…read morearea.. the best part is the prices & service can't be beat like on Saturday I came in to buy a China cabinet I had picked out & I told Nance that I plan to put a china set on layaway on Tuesday & she said because I want it & I'm a regular she will go ahead & take it off display just on my word to bring money on Tuesday.. most places would have said hope it's still there on Tuesday but they truly care about keeping their regular customers happy I totally recommend this shop! Every peace I have bought from them I googled as soon as I got home & I haven't over payed yet all prices are at or below online prices & no shipping cost to worry about.. they are willing to meet you on Mondays for pick ups if that's best for you even though they are closed Update: I value honesty & I find it here.. I bought 3 blue onion plates today at $10.95 each when I got home I saw that one had a different price on it $5 as is because of a large chip on the back of it that you can't see on the front... I called them back about over payment on the damaged plate.. they normally don't do returns but they offered one.. I'm keeping the plate but getting the difference back when I come back in..

Lots of cool little treasures and the owner is superb. Love all the cool toys. We will be back.read more

HUGE FAN! We were a raw milk family but when my one year old began drinking cow's milk, it was too…read moredifficult to make it to the farm twice a week. I found "Way Back When Dairy" at Georgia's FM and at Revival Market in the Heights and have never had anything else since. Their milk is so tasty and has a great use by dates since they are delivered so fresh. The owner is very accessible and very friendly. No one else sells non-homogonized, low pasturized milk in Houston. If you haven't tried their milk, you are for sure missing out. If you are a natural family, this is a must!

First, if they had a website that I can find, or a customer service phone number on their label, I…read morewould afford them the courtesy of contacting them without the need to air this dirty laundry in public. I bought a gallon of their 2% milk at the Eastside Public Market in June of 2012. The cost was high and the expiration date was smudged, but it looked like 16 days into the future. Since it was June in Houston, I went right home with the milk (ten minute drive) to get it into the refrigerator. Seven days later and 2/3 consumed, the rest of the gallon went sour. I never have had this problem with store-bought gallons in this refrigerator. I understand low temperature pasturization, but if their shelf life is only one week, the expiration date ought to reflect that. The taste was better than store-bought, but not worth the price they charge. In addition, the best tasting milk that I have had have all come in glass bottles (this is my anecdote; I cannot prove a causal relationship and it is subject to my bias, I admit, but I have never had the best tasting milk in plastic or a carton, no matter how fresh or how much I have paid for it). I assume that recycling and the cost of glass bottles would be a headache for WBWD small-business owner Mike, but if he is as passionate about his milk as other bloggers say that he is, why would he not use glass bottles? I noticed that they store their dairy in a refrigerated truck at the Eastside Market but I also noticed that I never hear the compressor on when I walk by their stand. I have no knowledge of how insulated trucks stand up against the Texas summer sun. I will enjoy WBWD products when I am served them in establishments; if they are not good, at least there will be someone there who can take them back.

The reason why I came to town. The merchants were really nice, friendly, and knowledgable. I loved…read morethey were not pushy like most farmers markets I go too. There is a lot of parking. Prices are very reasonable. Its worth stopping by. You should walk around town after your finished at the farmers market. Its a very cute town

Most amazing Farmer's Market for such a small town and it's year-round. In addition to the…read moreseasonal veggies and fruit, you can find beef, pork, chicken, milk, yogurt (love the yogurt!), eggs, baked goods, handmade soap, plants, etc - a little bit of everything. All the farmers are more than happy to answer any questions about their products.

Ramsay Hill is producing some excellent beef. As a customer of theirs the last few years, I know I…read morecan rely on every order as being high quality, lean, healthy meat, and an attention to detail and the dignity of their animals. I'm very proud to be a Ramsay Hill customer and look forward to being so for years to come.

From the owner: 100% Grass-fed Beef. We raise happy cows on open pasture in Mount Vernon, Texas - just 1.5 hours…read moreEast of the Dallas - Fort Worth metroplex. Our cattle are never administered antibiotics or hormones or feed. They are rotated to fresh pasture each day which heals and regenerates the land. Healthy land = healthy animals = healthy people. We work to raise the highest quality most nutrient dense beef for our family table and yours. We hope you will consider making us your local rancher and encourage you to know where your food comes from. We deliver to Dallas once a quarter where we sell out of The Corner Market cafe on lower Greenville. We also sell most Saturdays at the Winnsboro Farmers Market (Winnsboro, TX) and we offer local pick-up at the ranch for our customers in East Texas. Come visit.

Armory Flea Market was so much fun. Items were priced very reasonable and some vendors offered…read morediscounts! The people I met working at this store were awesome, truly genuine and kind individuals. Items in the store included: vintage toys, books, home items like furniture, dishes, housewares, quilts ... this store has EVERYTHING. Visiting the Armory Flea Market is worthwhile. The location probably has 25-35 vendors, this store is by no means a mess but be prepared to be observant and bend down to see every shelf. This is not a giant mall, but we found multiple items we have been searching for here this afternoon! Do not let the green shipping containers at the front scare you off, keep walking it is worth it to explore. They only take cash so come prepared.

The Armory Flea Market has closed for good. We loved going there. We always found good treasure…read morethere.