Adorable Farmer's Market! Great selection of local vendors. Good mix of handmade goods, with lots…read moreof cute trinkets for you to pick up as you stroll along. The flower stand was my personal favorite. Great food options as well! Definitely need to visit if you're in the area.

Lovely market for food, flowers, gifts and more in the heart of town! Have been coming here for 15…read moreyears and never miss a Saturday I'm in town. Nice outing for the whole family.

My favorite orchard in the area, I've been going for years! Cute shop and many different types of…read moreapples.

Such a cute apple orchard with so much more. The apples are reasonably priced and tasty. The store…read morehas cute decor, clothes, and all kinds of local food. Super friendly service and it looks to have fun fall activities for families. Call before you go because Yelp says closed on Sunday and they were not closed (maybe because in the fall they're open on Sundays). I'll be back!

I just love the produce here. Today we got a 3 pound bag of peas today. The price was $13.00. They…read morewere just picked a day ago. The U-pick strawberry patch is now open. That's what I like best about this farm market. Everything is fresh picked and that comes out in the quality and taste. Sweet corn season can't get here soon enough. They have the best around.

Wilfert Farms is the best! They are constantly updating FB on what veggies and fruit they have…read moreavailable for sale. They also notify customers when produce is sold out. This week they had blueberries from lower Michigan. So sweet and tasty. This is a nice simple clean farm with pretty much every seasonal vegetable available. The service is always friendly. I love to eat local vegetables. This week I bought peas and kohlrabi. The veggies taste way better than grocery bought. Support local!

Cute little farm to pick strawberries and other crops throughout the year…read more They have small carts to take 6-10 people at a time out to the fields. The strawberries were fairly small compared to the store, but they're super sweet. They have a market to buy various goods like donuts and drinks and housewares. One thing I'd recommend is them adding the strawberry donuts to the berry checkout counter as many people wanted the donuts and the small shop got crammed fast and checkout took a while. Thankfully I asked an employee at the donut counter if I could pay cash instead of waiting another 10-15 customer to checkout and they helped me.

Excellent service. Very fun place. Outdoor Paul area for children and incredibly beautiful…read moresunflower field. The store has crafts, local meat and jellies and homemade pie pies of many different fruit varieties

This is a great farmers market. We come every Saturday during the summer to get our fresh…read morevegetables for the week. Lots of local vendors with field fresh produce. There are every type of vegetables you would want for your home cooking. There are also many specialty products you can browse. Many of the speciality vendors will offer you samples of their products before you buy. I particularly like Cesars Cheese. They are a great local cheesemaker and have the best string cheese I have ever had. And please support the local businesses on main Street while you are there. Get a coffee or a sandwich and keep browsing. If you like locally produced products, then you will be happy that you came to the West Bend farmers market.

For the reviewer that said much of the produce is just resellers, that's totally not true. There is…read morea home grown rule at this market and if someone complains you are inspected and can be kicked out. I'm a vendor there so know. And yes some people HAVE been kicked out. Personally we buy used boxes we put our zucchini in and often even use them on the display. The boxes fit in our cooler better than the black crates. As far as the fruit, that is 1 exception. There is 1 or 2 vendors that have permission to get fruit from the Michigan produce markets while that fruit is not in season in Wisconsin.

My boyfriend woke me up at 6am, unable to sleep. He told me we were going to a flea market that…read morewould be open already. I grumbled. I wanted sleep. We could get up and drive to the burbs for some flea market after I'd had my full 8 (read: 12) hours of sleep. After loading myself up with coffee, we were on our way. He was right. Go as early as you can. We rolled in around 7ish with all of the other sleep deprived, unshowered flea market goers. I was in absolute awe of how big it was. It would take a few hours just to glance at each booth. There are two indoor components too. They have food for cheap. I shamelessly ate a brat at 8am, which fueled the rest of my deal hunting morning. It's also worth noting that they were selling beer... and people were buying it. Pretty sure it was only High Life and Miller Lite, but still. There were plenty of fairground appropriate food options to choose from. With the two hours we were there, I don't think we saw half of the booths (granted we did take time to sift through all of the 90s Packers jerseys). No pets. Bring a cart or something to haul your treasures around. Get there early. No need to dress to impress. Bring cash, duh.

The amount of dealers that set up there compared to a few years ago doesn't really make it worth…read morethe drive. Not sure what they're charging dealers to set up (that could have something to do with it). I have attended twice this year. Last weekend the weather was perfect. Not worth driving about an hour to see the same 70 or so dealers that you can see at most of the other flea markets. I would guess that maybe 20 percent or less of the dealer spaces were filled. Don't see any reason to go back to this flea market, It's a shame, this used to be one of my favorites.

A quaint and interesting farmers market. You can find fresh baked goods, vegetables and fruits,…read morehoney, crafts and more. Well worth the stop.

Maybe not the best Farmers Market in Northeastern Wisconsin, but for me it's the closest…read more I gets the job done if you are looking for some local produce and products. Some weeks are better that others, but you can't beat the location. Located right on the river within walking distance of many downtown restaurants and bars. It's also right across the river from the Maritime Museum... you can see the submarine from the market.

A) Shagbark Hickory syrup. I don't need to really say more. Try some, you'll soon be nursing from…read morethe bottle. It's worth the trip here for this alone. B) the log cabin. It's cute and fun and everyone had a great time playing with the old timey games. C) it's a self pick apple orchard with some organically grown apples and some conventionally grown ones. It's a great place and I'm looking forward to running out of syrup so we can go back again.

I have never felt so welcome at an orchard before. Scott and his family have a fantastic gem of an…read moreorchard with Log Cabin. It's just the right size for families looking to pick apples with kids, but big enough that it never feels crowded. Log Cabin grows both organic and traditional apple crops (pears too). Both their Macintosh and Honey Crisps are the best apples I have ever had. I am already planning a return visit. If you were thinking of trying apple picking call or FB message Scott and he'll let you know the details.

We thought this was a farm market. It is, but they were small and limited on what they sell. To be…read morefair, if they sell local, it's probably the wrong season to have a large variety. We browsed, but left empty handed.

DreamPort Harvest Market is nestled in Port Washington, and they partner up with local farms to…read moreoffer various items, such as honey and apples. Some farms that they work with are: The Victory Garden Farm, Stonecroft Farm, Valley Girls Farm, Harp & Olive Market Garden, Dream Apple Farm, and Honey Down Farm. The place is super cute, but the selection was at a minimum. They also feature events, such as ladies night out/wine walks, so check their social media for updates. +local farm partnerships +limited selection +offers events