As a top California Google and Yelp reviewer I'm always writing amazing reviews of my personal…read moreexperiences and I must say I stopped off here and everyone was very nice and kind and had amazing things to sale. I saw a woman selling Shea Butter from Africa she was very kind. Next to her was a very kind and handsome gentleman selling pure honey and fresh eggs which I purchased some honey from him and some Shea butter from the kind woman beside him as I made my way down I saw a young girl with her mother selling homemade dog treats she told me she was from California also so of course I had to bring some dogs treats back to Cali for my dogs to try than beside her was tiny little toys digitally printed out I think the man was on his phone with someone and I didnt want to bother him but next to him I did love the Christmas reefs and bird houses super CUTEEEEE overall I really e joked this place Come one come all and bring your pets for sure. There is a great vibe here.

Very fun, about 4 temts. People are all friendly and welcoming. Picked up different pickles from…read morea farmer, summer squash from another and the last tent had a big variety of vegetables, peaches, herbs, jams & jellies. Had a blast and look forward to visiting ahain

Visiting the in-laws for the weekend and the Saturday Waco Farmers Market (open till 1 pm) was a…read moregreat experience for us. We had KurbSide Coffee - highly recommend the coffee here. It's a kind Hispanic couple that owns this coffee truck. We had YallaTizers Cilantro Jalapeno Dip and Garlic Herb Pita Chips - refreshing dip with a slight kick at the end on the pallet. Our favorite find was Ohana Spicy Ranch Freeze Dried Pickles. Outstanding! We'd highly recommend walking the market for 45-60 mins and enjoying the local crafts. BONUS: Live music!

I love going to the farmers market on Saturday morning and finding organic food for the week. One…read moreof the fun things for me is trying something I've never had, and recently, that was persimmons. Really good! I've also tried different squash, different types of melons, jams & kefirs. There's also different things for breakfast and different drinks. I'm partial to the Thai Milky Way. The vendors are all very friendly and helpful. Do yourself a favor going out there and have a nice morning trying different things.

Hotter than a 2 pecker Billy goat on the day we went so that turned me off. The day and the…read morebuilding did not allow any airflow so it was silly hot and miserable to be in that room. Just wasn't impressed with the vendors. And almost no produce to speak of. Just not a fan.

Had been wanting to stop by this farmers market that just opened, opened 1 month ago. While it is…read morenot completely full yet they do have some great farm raises meats, heakthy dog treats, honeys, veggies and fruit... i bought a yellow onion that was as big as my head . I expect this place to continue filling up as they bring new merchants in house.

I FINALLY made it in to Da' Shack after wanting to go for a year! And boy am i glad I did. It is…read morea totally different concept but a great one! They have herbs, vegetables, and flowers growing all throughout and you can have them cut or repot anything you like. They also have vegetables they have already gathered for sale. And AMAZING compost!! Lots of pre potted plants for sale also. I am hoping to visit once a week to get veggies while i wait for my garden to grow. Visit for a whole new view of a "farmer's market". Thank you Donna for the great tour.

Donna and her mom are the real deal! They're generous with their hearts and their gardening…read moreknow-how. They have a great selection of plants...& delicious organic veggies are on the way. Take time to visit this wonderful local gem!

They are closed place up for sale,do not know why its ben advertised so much,ben closed for quiet a…read moreome time, father passed away several yrs ago, then family tried ,now for sale,use be very good watermellon and cantelope.use have a great star rating

This could be an amazing spot if they would bother to weed it. Difficult to pick strawberries when…read moreeverything is overgrown with weeds. The size of the plot is good and would make some money. Definitely needs to improve or they won't be around.

I drive over a hour to buy meat from this place! Little…read moreJohns internet ad shows a wonderful meat cooler with an amazing selection. WHAT A DUMP!!!! They didn't have crap for meat! change your Internet photos PLEASE and be real!!! don't go there, not worth your time!

Great people, stayed until we needed them to get propane. This was paramount as the temperature…read moredropped and Tractor supply was reserving the last 60 gallons for their forklifts and would not fill our tank. Thank you Little John

Looking for a produce stand and they only do spices. Definitely not a farm. Can't say they were…read morerude on the phone but just not as helpful as expected. No ambience to talk about since didn't stop by.

Saw these guys at the new Cedar Park Farms to Market. Did I mention that place was packed…read moreSaturday??? So I had to throw some 'bows to get up to the front and taste BVF's stuff. They have all kinds of dips that come in dry packets which you mix up at home and some jarred salsa and homemade tortillas and chips. I was only interested in the jarred salsa which was a habenero type and it was quite tasty. Not too spicy with a slow burn, chunky and just a bit vinegary which I like. But what really turned me on was the homemade tortilla chips. They were the thick, obviously-previously-a-real-tortilla kind. I was also intrigued by the whole wheat tortillas. Didn't have a chance to sample but I wanna go back for some of those so I can make my Tex-Mex healthy (riiiiight). So I ended up with a jar of salsa and a small bag of chips and it was $10.50! Yikes! The chips alone were $3.50. Now, I'll put out, er, dole out for thick chips but don't think I'll be buying the salsa again. Will have to further investigate this weekend.

Love this place so much!! But fair warning... DO NOT follow the directions from this site, tell…read moreyour GPS to take you there instead!!

Hi everyone! Today I…read morewent to a canning class at Stone's Stone's Throw Farm Co. Trish was such a great teacher! We made Plum jam and Spicy Dill Pickles! Yum! You definitely want to stop here. It is a charming market with fresh vegetables, pastries, canned pickles, jams and specialized meats. Very Quaint! They create work opportunities for the special needs community as well! Definitely a five star visit! Jim

Dallas Farmers Market is a fun place to take in the ambiance and people watch. Okay, it seems kind…read moreof weird that I didn't mention food, but it's because you don't necessarily need to eat the food to enjoy this place. With lots of produce, food and gift stalls, you can find something for everyone. From fresh fruit and vegetables, to jarred spreads and sauces, there is no shortage of things to look at. But be prepared for lots of people. We had reservations for a meal after hitting this place, so I didn't try any foods. It was more about walking around and checking out the sights. I'm sure at some point I'll be back, but I would set a budget. It seems like stuff could get really expensive if you're not careful.

This is not really a farmer's market. There's only conventional produce (non-organic = GMO-filled,…read morepesticide-covered) , and little enough of that. Overpriced, unfriendly, crowded; loud with a karaoke singer for entertainment instead of a small band or even just someone playing a guitar or keyboard. Most of what's for sale is really flea-market-level crap, not artisan-crafted art. Not worth fighting downtown traffic and the poor parking situation to come here.