SAN MARCOS, TX: the town has a beautiful downtown square with shops, restaurants, and a weekly…read moredowntown Farmers Market! The outdoor farmers market is held all-year-round on Saturdays from 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM and leashed dogs are allowed! A part of E. San Antonio Street is shut down to traffic to allow pedestrians to shop and mingle. Farmers and vendors bring their fresh produce and homemade goods to cross items off your shopping list, find a unique gift, try something new, and connect with the community. San Marcos Downtown Square 111 E San Antonio St San Marcos, TX 78666

Good variety. Friendly vendors. Lovely people. Great live music. Had a couple of rawish baked…read moregoods, tamales with uncooked masa that I threw away. Market director needs to monitor prepared foods. Would love to see more local produce.

Yep, that's the one, the little stand you've been meaning to stop at along Hwy 78 across from…read moreChevron right before getting to Seguin. This farming couple have been here for about 5 or more years. They have tons of fruits and vegetables, everything you will need. I bought homegrown tomatoes, squash, field peas, and peaches. They were very friendly and had information on all of the products. I went to the Seguin Farmers market last Saturday, and there was only one booth, This couple on the side of the hwy sells the equivalent of 5 booths. If you need organic vegetables, look for the farmer's stand right across the Chevron on Hwy 78 in Mcqueeney/Seguin.

There were only a couple of booths Saturday, but they had some wonderful pickles, jelly, salsa,…read morecanned blackeyed peas and fresh okra. Left with 2 bags full! Will try again!

I've been here several times over the years... Anytime I fly into San Antonio on a Sunday, I try to…read morestop in to walk through the Farmer's Market and grab small bites from the various vendors. They always have amazing Mexican food and smoked meats. The setting is beautiful too, with plenty of seating and shading to stay cool and sit while you dine or rest. Definitely worth visiting!

Pearl Farmers Market is one of my favorite weekend activities!…read more This farmers market has been going on for a couple of years and it just keeps getting bigger and better with each year. On Saturdays they host more of the classic "farmers market" where you can find local produces from around the area. However, on Sundays they host a "makers market" where is mainly produce and stuff made by amazing local businesses. The market has grown so much in the last couple of years that now truly covers the entire outdoor space of The Pearl. For the summer they changed their hours and markets start at 9am and I believe in winter they will move it back to 10am. They also host a couple evening markets on the weekdays for those looking to stay out of the heat. This market is always such a great time and it is very family and pet-friendly! Make sure to check them out on an upcoming weekend.

I discovered B5 Farms at the SFC Farmers Market at Sunset Valley yesterday and am so excited over…read moremy new babies that I lovingly purchased from Pamela. Their booth at the FM yesterday was only selling tomato plants no actual fruits but she told me that they sale to local restaurants and that Olivia's can not get enough of their Black Cherry for their salads - that was enough to sell me on one of those babies. I also purchased a Texas Wild which she described as putting out fruit all summer and even hard to kill in the greenhouse when they want them to stop putting out fruit. Pamela is very passionate about farming and explained that she did not even like tomatoes until her husband made her sit down and eat one of their family heirloom tomatoes. She tried hard to sell me on one of those but I know my backyard growing conditions and have never had success with large tomatoes so I stick with the Cherries. Pamela also gave me some great tips such as using hay or oak leaves as mulch and putting some tin foil around the bottom of plant to keep bugs off. They also set up a booth at the downtown FM and in addition to tomato plants they sale jalapeno, zucchini, nasturtium, oregano and chocolate mint plants all 2.00 each except tomatoes 3.00. They are also on Facebook if you want to see pics of their gorgeous farm!

Luckily, Gruene local marketplace was open for business while I was visiting the uptown section of…read moreGruene, TX. Great spot to stroll through and perhaps pick up some homemade stuff, jewelry, handbags, etc. Tons of different vendors selling their goods. I'm sure they have something for everyone. As for me, I actually didn't buy anything. I was very selective in my purchases that day for some reason. I spent no more than 30 minutes walking through it. Please note this is not exactly a farmers market... I don't recall seeing any fresh fruits and vegetables or maybe there were some and I just didn't notice. Most of the vendors were selling non-food items. Do check for the days they are open. If you're looking for specialty items, this may be the spot for you! Happy Market Days!

Fun little market. It's nice they have some covered areas. I would like to see some newer vendors…read more We don't visit often but, it's pretty much all the same stuff. Moose Out

I had a great experience at Cuevas. The service is personal and I love the charm of a small, local…read moreproduce shop. Exceptional value as well.

Local produce in San Marcos that honors family and connection. I am SO GLAD I saw this storefront…read moreoff of the freeway. Easy labeling, affordable produce, and a wide variety. I will definitely be coming back to this store.

Every other week, this has become part of my lifestyle…read more I drop off my compost bags. Usually 2 very full bags. I get my eggs and chicken. I get lamb meat too, and sometimes I get something new. I do love the tortillas Mesocano. Made with tallow, or butter, or lard. The butter is great for breakfast. But mostly I like the tallow. I also got rosemary focaccia bread from Texas French bread company. I always feel these ladies that work here are a little rude. They will not sell before 9am. Even though only one is setting up and the other is just standing there. I'm not sure why 2 people can't help 1 customer each. I was being helped while the other watched and there was a line behind me. It's a turn off. I rarely eat bread. Rosemary focaccia doesn't have a rosemary flavor. Pure Luck has their strawberry chèvre again. And I love it. So amazing on crackers. They won 4 awards in 2026! Impressive for sure. And rightfully earned.

I arrived at Texas Farmers Market around 10 AM on Saturday and the market was already hopping. It…read morewas a bit busy with traffic around the market, but plenty of parking in a dirt lot nearby, and even more in a paved lot if you're willing to walk a bit. The market stalls included some fresh produce, some meats and fish, lots of preserved items like jams, fermented goods, and pickled goods. Several stalls offered vegan and gluten free baked goods. More stalls offered tinctures, herbals, and stuff like that, and there were a couple stalls with craft goods like jewelry and art. Oh, also many prepared food options, and plenty of picnic tables at which to eat. I was impressed by the number and variety of stalls. There wasn't much produce variety, but it's late September so likely a time of year thing. While here, I saw lots of families and couples wandering the stalls. Every producer I talked to was friendly. I left with okra, a seriously large Armenian cucumber, peach jam, pickled carrots, and a bottle of cider. I also picked up a large donation from Lone Star Lettuce, which supports a nonprofit I work with.

I thought my farmers market was off the hook, until I saw New Braunfels Farmers Market. Y'all don't…read moreplay around. Wow! What an epic display of community and togetherness. This is more like a street party with food trucks, venders and artisans. They shut the streets down. There's a huge stage with a band. Food trucks line the streets. Another area is venders and produce, seafood, and even home made items. Restaurants open their doors, they even have a small table out on the sidewalk sampling drinks. YES, looks like you can walk around with a drink in hand. I saw people selling beer in copper mugs. White Claw booth. ZAO was giving away 12 ounce drinks as well. So impressed. Had a great time. I did pay $3.00 for parking. I'm sure there is free street parking. But since I don't know my way around. I just paid at the first lot of saw that wasn't full. Well worth $3.00. I think it was for 2 hours. Can totally see people spending their whole day here getting food, listening to the band enjoying the sunshine, as the rain storm we got. I'm from Austin, and seriously, I would drive down here and spend the day here. Epic time

Local fresh produce, food products and crafts. We liked the "gourmet " graham crackers. A very nice…read morefarmers market.

Hi there, produce seems to be very fresh. The people were friendly. The ambience is nice hot day…read more The biggest watermelon I've ever seen 85 pounds welcome to Luling Texas farmers market. Road trip.

I went to the Luling watermelon festival and ended up at this market to buy watermelon. A local…read moredowntown told me to make sure to tell them while buying a watermelon to pick me a good one and I will never return if they won't. I stopped at one of the stands spoke to a younger guy and asked him to please find me the sweetest one they have doesn't matter the size. He went and picked the biggest one... meanwhile I was having a chat with the lady at the same stand. I asked her again will that be a sweet one? I guess she felt bad and told the guy that it will be pink inside... she went and picked me another one herself. The one she picked was a winner! One of the most delicious sweetest watermelons I've ever had! So yeah if you go make sure you insist on them picking you a sweet one! Unless you know how to pick it yourself