Finally made it to the market with the offer from Yelper Willis to host me. Boy, is that place big!…read moreClothing, barber, fresh produce, crafted goods, art, & even a food hall were a surprising delight. There's a great blend of fresh goods that welcome a bit more commercial goods, nestled in a neighborhood. I must also say that it's bigger than Houston's markets. While I'm not crazy about the parking, I'll definitely be back.

We love coming here for an afternoon stroll and lunch. Limited selection but a few niche stores…read moreincluding fresh meats to take home and bbq. We've tried every restaurant and we love them all. Love that there is a beer bar inside with lots to choose from. Outside there is a small market area with food vendors, salsa, deserts and a few niche stores as well. The surrounding area has some stores that are nice to walk around as well!

My sister came to visit from out of state. I was raving about the Dallas Farmer's Market. How…read moregreat it was, how you could find the best fruits and vegetables from friendly vendors. Thing is, I hadn't been down here for a couple years. Boy was I wrong. There is no more Dallas Farmer's Market. It's gone, given way to high end residential apartments and artisan craft things paired with wine shops that my daughter calls "Parlors of tipsy housewives." Fortunately for me, I happened to catch a glimpse of the Sweet Harvest Shed out of the corner of my eye as I was leaving with great disappointment from the "Farmer's Market." I found the Sweet Harvest Shed. Thank God! We got everything I came for! The fruits, veggies, coffee, nuts, jams, salsas. Everything that used to be in that other place! Skip the farmer's market. Go here instead.

what we thought were 2 yellow watermelons for $18 EACH…read more When we got home (35 min. drive) one of them was red center but we paid of course for yellow center, my mother doesn't drive so we went back a day later with a third of watermelon because family members ate a portion. Mind you, you don't know what color it is until you cut into it which they wanted the whole watermelon returned which we returned a 1/3 at which they stated: then stated they should give us a 1/3 yellow watermelon back. Fine then they should pay for my gas for1 hr. Round trip and MY TIME AND THE DISTRESS to correct WHAT THEY WRONGFULLY SCREWED UP which till this day they never apologized for. I'm truly thinking at this point that they did it on purpose knowing we probably didn't live there and it's just assume we would not bring it back. They were extremely cold, Unapologetic, And hateful 1) We don't do exchanges or refunds or returns straight up, letting us know they were not going to do anything. At this point, we are irate seeing they absolutely DID NOT CARE why we were upset by their mistake. They treated my niece who is a lawyer like trash thinking she was about to steal watermelon from them before we bought. So the treatment was worse when asking them to correct their mistake. There was no apology! It was "Give them people the watermelon and get them out of my shop" Just short of the "n" word and don't come back which we will gladly OBLIGE!!! Racism at its finest. It is not hidden in any manor. They smile when you buy which is why the black guy is there so they don't have to deal with you or they assume you are there to steal. Oh, the claimed my niece Who they thought was a thief, two days before. Went back to speak to them the day before we returned to exchange the watermelon, and claimed that she was rude to them. She's the most tactful unrude person there is. She's a lawyer, and she knows how to speak with you without raising a Voice and without being rude. That is not her demeanor. Why people go out there way to treat those who are not their kind rudely is beyond comprehension. They went out of their way to berate, belittle, and talk down to us like he is God (owner). It was traumatizing. Oh, the Lady, we spoke to would say she was very respectful. She started out with a harsh, We don't do refunds, We're not exchanging. We don't do that, But I'll call my boss. At that point. My mother was irate and cursed at her, as I got rude once we Realized they weren't gonna do anything at that point things got real. As a retailer, they should understand that when you're coming in with a complaint, that's not the first thing you say to them: We're not doing anything. It was bad Customer service all the way around, but I have a feeling had we been Latino we would have been received differently. Hopefully your treatment will be met with kindness if there is in issue. They are great at taking your money happily. Anyway, Isn't taking back food, a code violation of some sort?

A wonderful small market featuring fresh produce and specialty foods from local farmers and…read moreartisans. Fabulous it is to be opened 7 days a week inside Dallas Farmers Market. Inevitably, I usually walk away in learning of or trying something I've never heard of before from here. If I ever encounter a staff more helpful and informative, instead of just one item, baskets full of delicacies then it'd be! CHEERS!

I visited this location on a Friday for lunch and they were already out of the baked potatoes so I…read moreopted for the loaded French fries with ribs. The ribs lacked flavor they tasted like they'd been cooked in water and then placed onto a bed of fries. I was too starving to complain so I just ate the fries.

This was probably my favorite spot at the Dallas Farmers Market. The produce was picture perfect…read morefresh, the employees were engaging and helpful without being pushy sales people, and it had all the ambiance of a farm to you market! I was really impressed by this place, and I purchased this week's fruits and vegetables here...I can't wait to eat them!

This stand is off of Davis St across from Nova so we will usually pop over after brunch. I love to…read moresupport local, and the produce is fresh. Like most farmers markets you can haggle the prices. The guy running this stand is really nice and you can often see him over at Nova. They also sell the large coconuts that they will chop off the top and give you a couple of straws to drink the fresh coconut water. Delish!

I think I found my new favorite grocery store! This is such a hidden gem to me because I frequent…read morethe Juiceland and now the Houndstooth when I'm in the area. This grocery store has so much healthy finds for my lifestyle and diet. I was impressed. I even noticed some items that were cheaper than my local Whole Foods in Lakewood. I will go out of my way to shop here moving forward. I love the intimacy of this place. The produce is abundant and fresh which is much appreciated. They have a variety of offerings. It would be nice if they offered ground turkey and Hero Bagels so I didn't need to venture out. My only issue was not being able to find spices so I had to stop somewhere else for it. All in all, great first experience here. And I love the reward/point system that have going on.

My new favorite neighborhood market. Excellent prices and fresh produce. They also have a variety…read moreof healthy foods for any typo of diet or lifestyle.

I love visiting this farmers market, and always try to take my out-of-town guests here. My…read morefavorites are the produce stands, the Mediterranean food, the yakitori stand, and the lady who sells bouquets. There are other vendors who come and go, but I frequently see beautiful handmade goods that make fantastic gifts. Another bonus is the food court indoors in the diagonally-adjacent block. Great place to meet friends and let everybody pick what they want to eat. On the last visit, I chose the pizza and was blown away by it. The Vietnamese place is a close second. The farmers market is hellishly hot midday in the summer, despite having a high shade structure. My biggest complaint, though, is the lack of parking. It continues to shrink yearly. Be prepared to spend some time looking for a parking space or possibly dropping a wad on a surface lot. I was shocked to pay $18.50 for a 2 1/2 hour visit. If you do use this expensive lot between the food hall and the restaurant, be prepared to utilize your phone to pay, and choose a short amount of time. You can always extend your visit with their app, but if you overestimate your length of stay, you can't get money back.

Cool new spot in the Bishops Art area. There were definitely a lot of Amazon brand foods for some…read morereason but the shelves (and many of them) were stocked with a unique variety of local vendors, fresh food, boutique items and an assortment of local findings. Definitely a cool spot to check out!

The Uptown Farmers Market is a great addition to the neighborhood, but it's kind of an awkward…read moreteenager trying to find itself. While there are a variety of vendors, there aren't a lot of vendors in terms of quantity. There's usually 1 "farmer" selling a limited selection of veggies (and that's my main thing - we need more produce!!!), and some local artisans selling things like honey, salsa, jams, gourmet dog treats, etc. It's a great idea, and I hope they keep growing it. I keep checking back to see if there's more but so far still pretty limited. I'd love to see it really take off and become a Saturday staple for the community.

I was really disappointed and got mad because I was there this morning (August 29,2015), but…read morenothing over there. You post to the event section and sent me a reminder email to me on Friday.

I absolutely love this market!! My husband and I try and go every weekend we are there, and the…read morepeople at the market actually know us now which is pretty cool. One of the weekends each month they do food products only, and the other Saturday it's kind of an open fair thing where anyone can go so you'll get people who make all sorts of things. We're particularly partial to the local meats from Windy Hill because they are always delicious. This lady from Waggin' Tail treats comes there a lot too and she makes the best dog treats ever. Also there's a company that brings fresh pasta called Lucido's Produce & Herbs which is phenomenal. They even have frozen ravioli in all kinds of flavors which are omgtodiefor. The vendors either take cash or check. You can get cash from inside the gas station, the cashier will do it for you for a $2 charge (like an ATM). It's in the parking lot of the Green Spot Market & Fuels, which also has probably the best taco place in Dallas (Good 2 Go Taco). Awesome! Overall, I absolutely love this part of my community and I'm going to miss it terribly when I move next year. Below are all the dates left for 2010: September 11 September 25* October 9 October 23* November 13 December 11 (* = food only)

Super cute local market in Lakewood!…read more I think the term "farmers market" is a misnomer since there was only an itty bitty selection of produce and fresh foods. What they do offer is lots of local products like baked goods, soaps, salsas and unique crafts. I love supporting small, local businesses so this market is right up my alley. I copped some yummy French macaroons and a spicy marinade that I can't wait to try with some fish for dinner. It's small and the location changes every other week so be sure to check their website before you head out. I would definitely recommend visiting if you are in the area but I would not make a special trip or anything.