This farm sells hand-started, organic herbs, flowers and vegetables starters. Out front is a…read moretraditional farm stand run on the honor system, with instructions regarding keeping $10 in change in a little cookie jar and a place to deposit cash and checks. That's right - one of the few places to still accept checks! My favorites were lupines and all the heirloom tomatoes they had on hand. I loved that I was able to just stop on the side of the road, pick a plant, pay and go. Very easy. Very charming farmstand!

We have had a CSA (community supported agriculture) with Aspen Moon Farm for four years. We are so…read morehappy when May comes around and we can get fresh and healthy organic food from this farm. You can receive your CSA goodies on a weekly or biweekly basis. There is also an option for a flexible share (you get to choose the items) or Farmer's Choice which is where the farm chooses the items (this is less expensive). You do not have to be a CSA member to get food from Aspen Moon. Their food stand is open Tuesday through Friday. They also sell their food at the Longmont and Boulder farmer's markets. They carry delicious vegetables (cucumbers, tomatoes, squash, carrots, beets, lettuce mix which is better than any I have had at the grocery store and it lasts so much longer, herbs, flowers + much more. They also occasionally carry fruit such as peaches and cherries from the Western Slope. They will also at times sell food from other businesses such as goat cheese, pasta and bread. They carry starter plants at the beginning of the season. I pick up my veggies at the Hygiene location. There is free parking. The staff has always been so friendly.

Great spicy greens for many delicious salads. Sourdough bread was so good. Prices a bit high.read more

Zwecks is a treasure. We have been going there for years and have only gotten the best vegetables…read moreand super friendly service. Everything is good, but their corn is out of this world.

Bought some tomatoes here during the late summer of 2012. They tasted like there was some sort of…read morechemical all over the skin of the tomatoes. Made my lips sting. I had to take them home and use dish soap, water and a dish rag to scrub the chemical-tasting stuff off the tomatoes. No Pesticides????? Makes me wonder . . . wonder a lot. Otherwise, I like their garlic that they sell. It's a fact that insects don't like to eat garlic, so definitely did not find anything other than garlic taste on this garlic.

Came here to get lunch on a Saturday and was blown away by their tacos! Finally found some great…read moreMexican food in Colorado!!!! I had the Taco plate which let's you pick 2 tacos and comes with rice and beans. For the tacos I chose the El pastor and the chicken adobo. Both were super yummy. The chicken adobo was definitely on the spiced side but still amazing! The rice and beans were also super tasty. I highly recommend going on a nice day and you can sit at the picnic tables. You can also get the food to go. I'll definitely be coming back here next time I'm in Boulder!

Just an update--I've continued dropping in on the food truck periodically. I'm a flexitarian and I…read morehave made a lot of ...flexible decisions at the Diaz food truck because their meat unbelievably delicious. I'm making my way down the entire menu. The mole is next!

Nice farm stand with an interesting and surprisingly wide variety of reasonably priced produce…read more I've bought fruits & veggies here I've never seen before. Occasional events like summer dinners and a harvest festival every October.

Found it to have more product booths than farm food. One of the booths, which was the only one…read morethat had tomatoes, were selling tomatoes that were very similar to those that you can buy at King Soopers, definitely not quality of fresh garden tomatoes. One of the best booths that I found was the booth that had bread. Their cinnamon rolls are excellent!

This is a very quaint farmers market with limited produce vendors. This is as local as a market…read moregets so don't expect a wide range of options. The main produce vendor does a fill up a bag for 10 bucks. This alone makes the market worth it for our family. The produce is extremely fresh some of it even needs some extra scrubbing to get the dirt off! This summer we've been able to pick up a variety of veges from potatoes, garlic, green beans, broccoli, carrots, squashes, corn and lettuces. You can really load up the 5 lb bag that they supply. Usually they even throw in some extra stuff too! Typically, they'll have some local music playing if the weather is nice and it usually is. Some of the other vendors include bread, meat, chilies, sangria and a few other interesting selections. Each time I've been they have a couple food trucks and some other eatery options as well. They have a tent where people gather to snack on some fresh goods. Overall, good local market and you can really make out well getting the 10 dollar deal from the produce vendor.

As a visitor to the area this was such a vibrant gathering of friendly and enthusiastic retail,…read morefood, beverage and entertainment all in one spot. Such a great representation of locally produced produce food. Loved the beer and wine from the area. Our favorites were the hot sauces and the French pastries, wow! Definitely recommended for locals and visitors!

This market is lovely in many ways. It's run by the same organization as Boulder's. It's vibrant…read morewith a lot of booths and activities including a kids play area and musicians while people eat. My beef is with the board and how they've treated a vendor I've purchased from for many years. I started buying olives, olive oil, and vinegar from Karl at Healthy Harvest in Golden at the farmers market there. He's been selling at Boulder and Longmont for years also. Suddenly, about two years ago, the Board arbitrarily decided that HH couldn't sell their olive oils at the markets anymore! You can't grow olives here. That's just a fact. They get single sourced oils from Tuscany and Greece and package them. It was fine at these two markets until suddenly it wasn't. That was bad enough, but now I saw a competing company selling at the market! This is seeming like a personal vendetta now that is hurting a good local, family-run company. I've tried to talk to the board chairman of these markets and get dismissed. Their arguments don't make logical sense. They compare olive oil to bananas. Ugh, no. And especially if they allow a competitor to sell. I don't go as often now to this market, and think people ought to know that the current board has issues that are counterproductive. It's too bad because otherwise it's the best market I've attended. They need to stop with the personal games and work to make these markets more welcoming for good local farms and companies.

The Boulder County Farmers Market in Longmont on Saturday's is the best farmers market I have ever…read moreseen. And I used to exhibit at the Santa Monica market! There is an abundance of parking in the huge dirt lot because this farmers market is at the Boulder County Fairgrounds. There is a great customer service booth. Most purveyors take credit cards but there is also an ATM machine. There is always some musical performer, lots of prepared foods, Palisade peaches, produce, baked goods, olives and more. Don't miss it! Funky and casual. Wear a hat because it is sunny here 300 days a year!

This farmers market is a pain in the butt. The parking situations are awful. I won't ever go again…read more Be ready to pay for parking that's not cheap and then shop around for things that are also not cheap but very expensive you can find the same exact things are other farmers markets for cheaper.