I always love coming up to the Farmer's House. I stopped in for my annual Apple fritter fix. We got…read morethe bag of Apple fritters, the pulled pork sandwich and the frito pie. I also got a cup of the apple cider served cold and it was delicious. I love looking through the store and supporting this business and their mission. Can't wait to visit again.

A fantastic place!…read more The employees are always friendly and helpful. I love the mission behind The Farmers House Market.

Who doesn't love a good market!? The City Market is Kansas City's local open air market that allows…read morelocal Vendors of all kind to showcase their goods whether it be fresh fruits and veggies, art, jewelry, baked goods, plants, snacks, ramen, coffee, etc...legit everything and anything! While the game lets market is wide open on the weekend with booths of all sorts open for business, there are spots with permanent locations inside and along the perimeter. Those spots are where you will find the hot food and specialty drinks/snacks. The market is laid out nicely with several covered, but open air buildings and then an indoor space where the restrooms and other shops are situated. Another great thing about the market is it is a designated stop on the KC Streetcar, so getting to and from is a breeze, especially for those not familiar with the area. Also, it's fairly close to the river front, and is connected via paved pathway. Overall, great little market to spend some time wandering through, whether you have an agenda or just looking to experience a bit of local while in KC.

This was a fabulous stop! I lucked out with parking in the main parking lot and let me warn you to…read morenot skip out on paying. It was a measly $2.39 for two hours. I saw the meter maid on patrol both when I got here and when I left. They are ruthless! The market is cool and while I was here to see the Arabia (only here until November than then going... they don't know where) but I took the time to walk around and to get a coffee at the unimaginatively named City Market Coffee House. The cortado was more flat white but it was tasty and delicious and it was nice to sit for a bit and people watch before heading to the riverboat. Lots of other food and drink options here and shopping too. [Review 830 of 2026 - 548 in Missouri - 26011 overall]

Here's a farm with a stall at the City Market farmer's market (also Briarcliff Village) in Kansas…read moreCity which usually has a great selection of fruits and vegetables. I specifically mention them because for a week they had red currants -- and I didn't buy them. Well, shame on me because they haven't had them since then. Anyhow, it's the only place I've seen selling fresh currants around here. Good on Goode for expanding the Kansas/Missouri palette!

If you're looking for a great outdoor venue in Kansas, this is it! They have a beautiful set up out…read morehere. I've been here for two weddings, once as a guest the other as a groomsman, and enjoyed it both times. Jay the owner is a great guy and really cares about the bride and groom and all of the guest having an amazing experience. For ceremonies, they have this hollow that does an wonderful job of keeping the wind out and it sounds spectacular if you have a band setup to play music like at my friend's wedding. The barn has a great atmosphere and it's perfect for a country or fall themed wedding. I've been here both in the spring and the fall, and you gotta get married here in the fall, the surrounding country side is stunning that time of year. It's gorgeous in the spring too, I just love the autumn colors more.

The newly renovated Overland Park Farmers' Market is a fantastic refresh, offering both indoor and…read moreoutdoor shopping spaces filled with locally grown produce, fresh meats, baked goods, spices, flowers, artisan products, and much more. We arrived early to beat the crowds, and it was definitely worth it. Parking seems much improved thanks to expanded lots and additional street parking throughout the surrounding area. The busiest stop by far was Nitchals Farm, where nearly 25 people were already lined up at 7:30 a.m. waiting for homegrown tomatoes and fresh produce. Not wanting to miss out (a little FOMO never hurts!), we joined the line ourselves. While we waited, several people couldn't stop talking about how good their tomatoes are, so it felt like we made the right choice. Another favorite was Bazaar Spice, which offers an impressive selection of spices available by the scoop or in bottles. We picked up two bottles for $15 and chose the Italian Blend and Salsa Blend, both of which smelled amazing. Every vendor we visited was welcoming and friendly, and there was an incredible variety of high-quality products throughout the market. It's easy to see why this has become such a popular community destination. We're already looking forward to making it part of our weekly summer routine. A few tips: - Arrive early for the best selection, especially if you're hoping to grab fresh tomatoes. - Bring a few large reusable shopping bags--you'll likely leave with more than you planned! Current Market Hours - Saturdays: 7:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. (April 18 - September 26) - Wednesdays: 7:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. (June 3 - September 2) - Fall Saturdays: 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. (October 3 - November 21)

Closed last year, back open this season, and honestly better for it. This place is huge -- I lost…read morecount somewhere around booth 30. Food, honey, maybe 50 kinds of jam, bison sausage, you name it, there's something for everybody. Only knock is I wish there'd been more coffee vendors, but the croissants more than made up for it. They corral off the surrounding streets for the market, so budget for parking two or three blocks out and walking in -- worth it. Vibe-wise it's got the same energy as the River Market downtown, but way more breathing room between booths, which makes it a lot more approachable if you actually want to browse instead of shuffling shoulder to shoulder. Will be back.

Every year we drive to St. Joe, Missouri. 3- hours one way…read more Buy 6-8 boxes of apples. we make a lot of Apple Cider, dried apples, applesauce. The variety of apples are great i feel. Never had a bad experience here.

Purchased numerous items at the orchard. The peaches were past prime so had throw most away. The…read moreservice was excellent and the grocery was very clean and organized

Very nice market with a selection of delicious produce, meat, honey, baked goods, plants, crafts,…read morefood trucks and more. Lately there have even been buskers! Lots of free close parking. I try to hit it each week, and even plan recipes based on my finds. Recommend to go early. Well done, Topeka!

Great selection of food trucks, I could rate each one (and I have started) but nice choices, wish…read morefor more! Love the fresh local vendors the most. I am disappointed that so many 'not local' vendors are here, but I just pay attention and try to stick to local. The farmer with romaine--please come every week! Better produce here than any grocery store in the area Everyone is friendly & helpful. It's pretty wide open so not crowded.

AMAZING! My mom and I were hungry for a little something before we went and painted pottery at…read moreSunfire Ceramics and we happened to come by the Lawrence Farmers Market. It was filled with all sorts of treats, flowers, crafts, and so much more! We ended up getting a scone and muffin from a small bakery (I can't remember the name of it) and it was delicious! I can't wait to go back and try more treats and just explore the many different small businesses! It is a great Saturday morning adventure!

How could you not love the Farmers' Market? There is something for everyone, all year 'round.read more

This is a local gem of a store. There are a number of reasons why I love Cottin's and the physical…read morestore is only one of them. Cottin's may be associated with Ace Hardware but they are as local as you can get. There was a tornado in the area recently. The tornado happened around 7:00 pm and there was devastation in many neighborhoods. Cottin's announced they would re-open the store and stay open as long as needed so everyone could get what they needed that night. Totally unbelievable that a store would do that and it created a huge impact on me. Cottin's also serves as a drop off center for used cell phones to be donated to the local domestic violence shelter. The cell phones are given to victims of domestic violence so they will be able to communicate in an emergency. What a wonderful thing for Cottin's to do in collecting the phones. Before this drop off point, I had to drive to the outskirts of town during business hours to make my donation. I love a store giving back. The store has plenty of local flavor. The parking lot even serves as the farmers market during the week. The quaintness of the store is noticed everywhere inside, too. The displays were creative and they are customer service oriented. Prices are competitive, too. The only downside to this lovely store is the door is accessed on the side of the building and you have to park in a back parking lot. There is ample parking room but you have to snake through a neighborhood to get to the parking access. There is no store front access, everything is accessed through the rear. Just a minor intrusion and not a game changer by any means. Local flavor, great service, good prices and great philanthropy... awesome store!

There are several Farmer's Market locations in Lawrence and have been for many years, but Cottin's…read morehas always been my favorite. Cottin's is a fourth the size of the big Saturday morning market, but it excels for several reasons. First, the downtown market (if you talk to the vendors) is rife with minor infighting, rules enforcement and headaches for some of the vendors. That with the big crowds and you get a lot of grumpy people selling their products. None of that here. The family that runs the hardware store is always present and has a great attitude--and it shows in the vendors and the people that show up every Thursday at 4:00 p.m. with a closing time of 6:30 p.m. And what's this? The Free State Brewery has a booth so it's part happy hour, part social gathering, part simply a good time. Oh, and the music is scheduled months in advance and rotates so you don't have to suffer some of the awful stuff that frequents the downtown market ad nauseam every week. I even prefer most of the vendors here and it's a delightful mix of interesting small businesses, few of which frequent the downtown market. Always something cooking as well so a good place to grab an early dinner, have a beer, chat with some friends and just enjoy the afternoon. This is really what a Farmer's Market should be in my opinion and why I'll keep coming back as long as it's here.