What a wonderful market. A lot of times, these smaller markets are really lacking, but we found a…read morelot of places to spend money at. I wish there was a coffee stand but otherwise it was perfect.

There is a good variety of offerings. Food, produce, arts and crafts. Games set up for kids and…read moremusic. Parking is available nearby. Overall, a good venue!

Love that the little towns along the coast have farmers markets. It was a fun way to spend the…read moremorning. We bought some great produce and wine

This is a smaller market, and definitely more crafts and other goods as compared to produce or…read morefood, but it is still fun. There is a surprising amount of parking. Everyone is friendly and how cool is it to visit a farmers market right off highway 101?! We stopped by around 2pm and it was fairly busy, but not too crowded, though it was an hour or so before the end. We saw cool geodes, foraged mushrooms, a cute lil' bakery, a produce seller with fresh strawberries and peaches, creative art prints, and a vegan food truck among other vendors. It takes place on Sundays and if you are spending some time on the beach, you might as well see what treasures you can procure at the farmer's market, too!

Went this past weekend. More crafters than farmers but some really nice stuff. Good parking and…read moregreat to see market staff were enforcing mask protocols

The best farmers market I have ever been too. It's not as big as some of the other ones around…read moreOregon but everything is so good and everyone is SO friendly! They have the famous WolfMoon bakery and that sourdough was INCREDIBLE. The line for it was huge. The farmers market doesn't open until til 4pm so get there like 3:30 because a line forms outside the barricades. We will definitely be coming back here! Be sure that you bring cash! Some places do not take card. NOTE: Dogs ARE allowed on leash. Do not listen to anything that one star reviews says about no dogs allowed. They are entirely incorrect.

Stumbled here on accident and was so thrilled I did! The Manzanita Farmer's Market is on the large…read moreside serving many items where you could make this entire experience a dinner outing. For example, there were lovely savory food trucks serving tacos and sandwiches and then more dessert type styles such as donuts and more. Additionally, all the vendors are unique and many are talkative describing their product and overall area of OR. I purchased toffee, a handmade bracelet, and the best cherries I ever had in my life. My biggest recommendation is to get the cherries at the Fulton booth. Unreal! Many of the food booths serve samples so that you can try before you buy. The ambiance is calming and gentle surrounded by the beautiful nature and fresh air. I highly recommend!

A great farmer's market in one of my favorite NW beach towns. Lots of choices located in the center…read moreof town. I love the hummus stand, the Spouse is a fan of the cranberry lady. I wear my cute farmer's market logo hat as a memory of summer beach days.

What a lucky find!! The Cannon Beach Farmers Market is only open on Tuesday afternoons from 1-5pm…read moreand I just happened to be there when it was in full swing - lots of variety in vendors, some food trucks, delicious fruit stalls, and awesome live music! A great time! The market takes up most of the midtown parking lot on Gower St and only runs from June through September. I grabbed a small carton of Oregon cherries and they were so fresh and flavorful. I also grabbed some lunch at the Roast Town BBQ tent and they had the BEST crab cakes I've ever had! I also had a shrimp roll which was delicious. Live music was being performed by the Bar K Buckeroos and really set a fun, western-swing type vibe - they drew quite a crowd as well. Overall the market was jovial and everyone was friendly and having a great time. Some vendors take credit card, some cash only so plan ahead. Parking in Cannon Beach is limited as it is, and since this market is in one of the main public lots the parking situation is even more challenging - but the town is very walkable with several other public lots within walking distance. I enjoyed my visit and feel lucky I got to check out this great local market!

Draper Farms is the roadside farmstand of my dreams! Now, they are not found along a major road or…read morehighway, so it's no wonder it took me so long to discover them, but if you live in McMinnville or thereabouts, they are worth a couple minutes drive out into the "country" part of McMinnville. I have taken to stopping here first on my weekly shopping trips. I try to purchase the majority of my produce at Draper Farms, then supplement as needed at the standard grocery store. I live pretty rurally, so I generally don't make it into town for the Thursday farmer's market like I wish I could. Draper Farms is the perfect alternative that I can hit Saturday, Sunday, or any day of the week that is convenient. Offerings cycle with the seasons, but they are growing lots of great stuff here, and there is always an excellent variety of options. A few of my favorites are their strawberries, radishes, corn, leeks, collards, and herbs. No matter the time of year they will have some sort of lettuce, cabbage, spinach, or other greens. I recently grabbed some divine kiwi berries, finished in a single day, and have dreamed of them since. For autumn, they offer an array of pumpkin varieties for 30 cents a pound which is the least I've seen anywhere, and much prettier than what you can find at a grocery store. They also had fall décor, including stunning glass gem corn. There is even a separate fresh cut flower stand! They accept cash, check or Venmo (the latter is such an appreciated option, yay!). They have some bags available, though you should bring your own if you can. Prices are generally less than the grocery store, and for much higher quality produce! There is a good amount of parking. They also offer a CSA.

Service!!! Now, we went and got the bucket (approved size/cost) then proceeded to go on the tour of…read morethe orchard to pick apples. That experience was ok.... Then we left the orchard with our small 65$ bucket of apples to then give the bucket back and put our apples in our own baskets ( which were Not allowed). I was with our 2 year old grand daughter and lost the group... we walked into the store to go to the goats and VERY rudely a woman sternly and loudly says "ma'am! To enjoy the garden you MUST purchase first from the store!" First off the tone she used was alarming! Like I did something very wrong and I was merely looking for my family!! Then she also used ma'am! Yuck! I just turned around, left, found my family and we left and went to a much more family- friendly farm!!! I will never return, ever! Too much competition on the fruit loop to treat customers like that!

Great farmers market with a lot of variety. Picked up some great snack snacks. They change out…read moresome vendors every other week. Happens on a Wednesday around 12-5 I think with music around 1:30. Look it up.

Stop here for all sorts of local yummy, delicious goodies. You can find organic produce, the best…read morestrawberries ever, the best honey you have ever tasted, nut butter that will make you re think your life and vinegars that are unreal! I love this market and have watched it grow over the years! You have to come eat at Rolls and Bowls! It's soooo delicious!! Can't wait for the market to open again!!

Smoke salmon jerky is amazing, Mac and cheese and chowder was the best I ever had, if I could give…read more10 stars for the food I would. Definitely a must try in seaside

On our first day in Long Beach, we came in for lunch during a rush time at 1230pm in early August…read more The cashier was backed up, lots of folks in line. Special outside grilling day with bratwurst , so husband ordered that . I chose the smoked salmon salad (which was visible in a box in the display fridge right by the cashier). When we finally got to place our orders, we were relieved to find an open table outside. And we waited. And waited. There was a grill outside cooking the bratwurst, and husband wandered over to collect his food right there instead of waiting for the cashier to bring it out. Still no cold smoked salmon salad from the cooler. Husband went inside to retrieve my salad, which should have been given to me at the time of payment, and had to wait in line again to speak to her! All while his bratwurst got cold, for a cold ready made salad that was already ready. The brat was firm plump and juicy. The potato salad side was acceptable. The salad had small cubes of smoked salmon, a generous amount of walnuts (raw) and dried cranberries, with some cheese cubes and grape tomatoes over mixed greens. The raspberry vinaigrette was tasty, and I took home a lot of fruit and nuts to add to a future salad. This place has quality good but needs a little work on the mechanics of taking orders and serving their meals. Our cashier eventually came out to check that we had received everything we ordered, she seemed to have no system whatsoever for keeping track.

This farmers market is a little less hectic I'd say, and I dig it!…read more Nestled in a square parking lot, next to a few small businesses and a New Seasons, is the Orenco Farmers Market. Many times I've seen it and many times I've avoided it. But now I regret not checking it out the first time they opened up a few years ago. Here's a few tips and details: * Parking * Most folks park in the New Seasons parking lot, or down the residential streets. The times I've been here, the lot has never been full. So I've never had any issue finding parking. * Favorite Vendors * ~ The Pie Guy - out of North Plains. If you yelp that, you'll see why he's different. Love their variety of pies. ~ Pilgrim's Roasted Nut'z - Another North Plains favorite! You can literally go nuts buying more than one bag. ~ Kookido - UGH, mochi-filled cookies! I'm a mochi lover and chewy soft cookie kind of guy. These are heaven in a container! ~ Pablo Munoz Fruits - I'm all about their peaches and berries! ~ Martinez Family Farms - Come here early for these guys. They always have a long line to pay. ~ Favorite Produce - I dig their fresh flower bouquets. ~ Helvetia Vineyards & Winery - Another local wine favorite. Try a sample! ~ Baird Family Orchards - mmm mmm, gotta love them peaches! Especially their Sweet Sue yellow peaches. ~ Our Little Farm and Nursery - Haven't bought anything from these guys, but they're the ones that freshly roast peppers. People love'em! ~ Slow Rise Bakehouse - Located out of Forest Grove. Check out my ROTD for them ;) ~ Thompson Farms - The "pear guy"! He's picking bosc pears soon. I cannot wait! ~ Papa's Sunflower Seeds - Flavored roasted sunflower and pumpkin seeds. These are the guys that do team fundraising. ~ Ochoas Catering & Events - Necessito burrito! They wrap up fat burritos (and more) and their salsas are simply el mejor! For the most part, if it's a hot summer day, the market can close a bit early due to excessive heat. I've yet to go here on a rainy day. But in closing for my next visit, I'm trying the pasta lady, the hot sauce guy, and the fresh mini donuts. Oh and the mouthful momo stand. Support your locals folks!

I absolutely love visiting Orenco Station - Hillsboro market for the first time last weekend. From…read morethe moment you step foot into the market, you're greeted with the vibrant colors of fresh produce, hand-craft goods, yummy food, and more! It's a good opportunity to support local and small. Parking wasn't an issue as there is desinated parking areas in apartment lots in front of the market. My favorite part was the local food vendors! We grabbed momos (delicious), tacos (best tacos in Oregon in my opinion), and hummus. HIGHLIGHT OF MY WEEKEND! S/O to Ochoa Catering and Events and Hummus Spot for putting my partner and I in our taco and hummus era. The service from these vendors were great and it was fun chatting about how their business started. Orenco Station - Hillsboro market is laid back and a good break from the hustle and bustle of city life. We will be back!

Food roots in Tillamook no longer functions for the general public. They are focusing on helping…read morecommunity needs. The Food Roots in Astoria, however, is still healthy and functioning plus has a wide variety of vendors and farms linked to it.

From the owner: In an exciting and strategic development, Food Roots and North Coast Food Web, a sister nonprofit…read moreyou might be familiar with that is located in neighboring Clatsop County, have merged! We envision increasing support to local food producers, and a healthier, more resilient community grounded in this food.