**July 2025: Sunday Morning Visit**…read more This is such a great Farmer Market and I'm so glad that I visited. On our last day in Minneapolis I happen to notice that we'd be able to attend this Sunday event. Farmers Markets in California all range in size so I didn't really know what to expect for this one - holy cow! It was huge and lots of different local things. They had Minnesota grown produce, handmade products, fresh flowers, baked good and so much more. I was introduced to Ty's Gingseng (https://www.tysginseng.com/) who grows and sells 6 year old ginseng powder - which is very high quality. I also bought relish from Red Ron's as well as some sausage links from another vendor. To be honest I probably could have spent at least 1.5 hours here if I wanted to really study all the booths and check everything out, but we had brunch plans and needed to depart within 45 mins. I would love to come back to support small! FYI: There's metered parking

Being a MN native, I haven't been back to the farmers market in awhile and I must change that!…read more I recently went the other weekend and it was such a great way to start my weekend morning with clothes, food, flowers, produce and the list goes on! Being able to support the community and get such staple items made my heart full. It probably wasn't the wisest choice getting hot soup on a hot day but it was so delicious. There was live music, went into the walk in cooler to take a break from the sun and went back to it. Every vendor was very nice and welcoming, got some treats for my dogs, a freshly made slush coffee, and some hot dogs to end the walk around. I can't wait to come back to grab more fruits and veggies and flowers!

This farm market has such a good selection of fresh: fruits, vegetables, onions, peppers, and…read morefloral bouquets. As October approaches, look for pumpkins and gourds, the opening of the corn maze, and the spooky fun decorations. Now the watermelons, cabbage, cantaloupe (my favorite is the cute little sugar cube), and fall root veggies are abundant. As is sweet corn, pickling cukes, and more. Stop in before they close for the season in November!

This place is Amazing. My friend & I did a Harry Potter themed photoshoot prior to visiting the…read morefarm so we were already dressed up to match the vibes. Unfortunately the shoot ran a bit later than expected so by time we arrived here we only had about 45 min to see/do as much a we could. The details & decor were so spot on! I loved it. The staff were so friendly and nice. They were also dressed up as well which was cool. I definitely want to go back just to shop & support the market overall! Meant to grab a jar of the spicy pickles & a few other things I saw but by time we got done exploring they were closing everything. The address leads you to the front of the farm but around the corner there's a bigger parking lot (but you should walk around to front so you don't miss anything!). Never heard of this place prior to this year but excited to see what theme they do next! (Or if they do HP again, I'd be cool w/ that too)

I love Untiedt's flowers and produce…read more They have a huge stand down at the Minneapolis Farmers market, but I love they have neighborhood stands! Minnetonka and St. Louis Park are the closest to me. The flowers are healthy and beautiful! They have unique basket arrangements. They have fresh produce too! Tomatoes, strawberries and corn are so fresh and delicious! The employees are cheerful, knowledgeable, and helpful. It's not cheap but I can assure you it is quality! They take credit cards too.

We got flowers here yesterday and the selection was great and prices…read morereasonable. The people are very helpful and there's lots of parking. Also have fresh corn on the cob, berries, beans, etc. as the season progresses. I've gone here (formerly at Knollwood) for years and am always very satisfied.

This is an old fashioned food-based farmer's market - so if you're looking for for crafts, meat…read moreproducts, eggs, pottery or live music -- this isn't your market. But, if you want fresh tomatoes, onions, potatoes, corn, lettuce, flowers, honey (the one unique item here), berries, melons or the like (when in season), then this is as good as any. My personal favorite for filling up on fresh veggies.

I have to say - for South of the River Farmer's Markets this is by far the best! I like to visit…read moredifferent Farmer's Markets to compare each one. The Savage Farmer's Market has a large variety of produce and the vendor's prices are extremely low! Often the vendors sell their products for $2 each or 3 for $5! A great deal! This market runs on Sundays, not the typical Thursday/Saturday format. Season: June through October Hours: 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., every Sunday

Great farmers market! It's in the firmans park this summer due to construction, but it's always…read morebusy and full of variety! My personal favorite stand is the Pampered Pork stand, they offer fantastic natural and antibiotic free pork options (from bacon to brats, breakfast sausage to tenderloin!). I'd highly recommend checking this market out and getting some delicious bacon!!

Pretty cute farmer's market with a good variety, just wish there were more booths! Maybe it was…read morejust the day I went, but I feel like there is plenty of space for more vendors to have a booth set up.

This market has everything you need and more! It's not a huge market but it has a couple of good…read morevendors with a great selection. There are two farm tables with all kinds of vegetables. Plenty of tomatoes, corn, beans, etc. There are larger markets of course but this is convenient and you can park for free 20 feet from the stalls There is a really good Hmong farm table with lots of produce. And they are also selling egg rolls! Both turkey and vegetarian options. I recommend you get them to go as they needed to be rewarmed. Very good and it comes with a dipping sauce. All this market lacks is bread supplier. There was a small bakery stall selling rolls but they were already sold out by the time we arrived. If you live in the Western suburbs there is no reason to drive far for fresh produce. The market is Saturdays only from 9 to 1.

This is a very small farmers' market consisting of only 5 or 6 vendors when I visited in what ought…read moreto be the height of the season in mid-August. The prices are higher than I'd expect: $4 for a tray holding maybe a pound and a half of tomatoes - not special heirloom varieties, but just regular beefsteak, roma or cherry tomatoes. Some tables offered herbicide/pesticide free produce (but is that even noteworthy these days?). This is so small it's more of a farmstand than a farmers' market, but it's still nice to browse if you're into that kind of thing. There was one meat purveyor, one stand for Great Harvest Bread Co. in Minnetonka that handed out delicious and massive samples of bread (that suckered me into some impulse buying) and a stand with homemade soaps. Everyone else sold produce. No array of crafts, jewelry and clothes at this market. The other nice thing is that the produce appeared to be truly locally-grown produce (in contrast to the pineapple vendors at the downtown Minneapolis market). I do know that Mike's Sweet Corn is grown just a mile or so away. It's fun to visit, but I wouldn't count on buying any serious veggies here.

This farmers market is just ok. I just moved to the are and am missing my Richfield farmers market!…read moreI was looking for a Farmers Market close to home, this one is on Thursdays 2-6 starting in May. It's near downtown Excelsior located at a church. It's an OK farmers market but not enough fruits and veggies for me. There was only 1 veggie vendor with just a couple of items. The rest of the vendors were an odd mix, candle's, jewelry, soap, lamb skin, kettle corn, etc. Real odd mix, I probably won't return.

This is a great market. It takes up a whole block on Main Street on Tuesdays from 2-6 p.m. There…read moreis a great variety of vendors from growers to soap makers to woodworkers and food artisans.

Adventured here this past Sunday. I feel like pre-Covid times this was the farmers market to check…read moreout. People raved about it. I was a bit surprised to see that this was just confined to the hardware stores parking lot. We probably walked the entire thing in less than 10 minutes. Some vendors had sold out of product and were packing up as we arrived which is amazing for them. They had a bit of everything as far as vendors, arts, crafts, jewelry, meat, food, veggies and such. Not as exciting as others posted about years ago but nice enough for a smaller neighborhood market.

Fun little Farmers Market for a nice fall Sunday. Not too big but a decent variety of food stands…read moreif you want a quick bite. Not a lot of produce stands when I was there. The Bao Buns were the highlight of the food for me. The shawarma and donut we found were a bit underwhelming. Still well worth a stop.

Love, love this market. Whenever I am in town to visit family, I make sure to visit this market…read more There is a great vendor that sells breakfast tacos during the winter and you can buy their tortillas to go! Lots of meat vendors, the pork chops we got were amazing. Also, many local honey vendors, flowers, as well as bread items. I cannot get over the bakery items. I was able to get a great sourdough round and some baguettes for dinner. My daughter loves these spicy cheddar rolls from one of the vendors (keep a look out for them). You cannot go wrong. It is in a central spot that makes this easy to get to, free parking and it is open fairly year round. As a tidbit, it is right next to my favorite coffee shop that makes a great Vietnamese coffee!!! PROS Free parking Lots of vendors, almost year round Great location Great people CONS Nothing, just go and enjoy the stroll

How does someone not love the St. Paul farmers market? It really is the OG for farmers markets…read morearound the Twin Cities. I have been to that one across the river, all I can say is they don't grow bananas in Minnesota. I have been visiting this place for decades, and I really love the way it is evolved well staying true to its roots. You need to have products that have been grown or made within a certain radius of Saint Paul. When I first started visiting, it was mainly growers, but as a farmers markets have expanded in the Twin Cities, some farmers have gone elsewhere. That means we are seeing more vendors of other types of food. People who forge mushrooms, people who make their own cheese. Bee keepers. The world's best pierogies. Tibetan dumplings. So many delights. It is bustling every Saturday and Sunday. It should be a weekly stop for everyone.