Winter market going on through weekend before Christmas. Really cool vendors today! Love the outdoor ambiance food and service from the vendors. They are close thanksgiving weekend then back the next week. Highly recommended read more

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Haven't met a farmers market we didn't like!! Till now!! I get that its covid. But man this place is snobby. And very much un-fun!! They have lines/tape around all over so you can't just enter. You do have to walk all the way to 5th and something for an entry. Which also include a huge line, a very unnecessary loud teenage band playing ( tone deaf loud) next to all the restaurants/their outdoor seats. You cant social distance even if you try. All I wanted was some fresh flowers for the cemetery and we ended up walking the whole market twice from outside trying to find an entrance. They do have a different entrance where they turn everyone away in the scorching hot heat! And last but not least: No dogs allowed? What? Isn't that the whole point of farmers market? Family/dog friendly? Baci got his socializatio in as a tiny pupper from Ballard market. It's like a puppy parade every time you go there. We ended up skipping because of this!! I did see 2 old ladies left their dog outside, next to the loud as hell band so they can walk the market for something. We watched the sad pup the whole time till they return! Really though. No flowers/spices are worth leaving your beloved old dog behind Overall, the least fun farmers market ever!! if it werent for random facemask, you wouldnt even know there was covid. Hot! Over crowded! Many flowers stands. Not that special! read more

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Use to be better. It's even more overpriced now. 30$ for a flat of strawberries, 1/5 of which were soft in places. 20$ for a tub of salsa, 35$ for some kale, some radishes and asparagus. If you go for the flowers and the kettle corn then it's solid, otherwise you might be better off going to the store read more

We were so excited to visit Edmonds Saturday Market however we never made it in since we have were stunned to find a large "No dogs! Only service animals with vest" sign. I assumed Edmonds was like UW or Shoreline or Des Moines who all welcome 4 legged fur babies! They let little kids with ankle bruising scooters but not well behaved dogs? Hmmm, someone's gotta rethink this! Sad that we won't get to spend our money here, but we're headed to shoreline and UW right now! read more

I always have fun coming to this. It is fairly small, but efficiently uses the space. The effect is to make an approachable market that is not overwhelming. A few standouts are the little cart that makes freshly fried donuts and the Mexican stand that makes some of the best breakfast burritos I've ever had. The produce always looks and tastes good. Oh and the place that sells eggs. I have really really started to like duck eggs. They make for a much heartier breakfast. And if you want flowers and crafts, this market has loads of those. read more

I feel like an idiot!!!! I have lived 5 minutes from downtown Edmonds for the last three years and I have never known about the Edmonds Farmers Market. Boy I need to go to Edmonds more often, there's all sorts of neat shops and great smelling restaurants. It just happened that my wife, daughter and I went to go walk around Edmonds last weekend to enjoy the amazing sunny weather. Once we found a good parking spot we headed down to the main strip and my wife noticed tons of people walking around with big gorgeous bunches of flowers. We asked an older couple where they got the flowers and they told us over at the farmers market two blocks away. We were stunned beyond belief since we had no idea there was a farmers market going on. At the beginning of the farmers market there was a trailer with what looked like a brick oven style oven built into, where a pizza company was cooking fresh pizza's that smelt fanominal. As far as the market there were tons of vendors anything from fresh fruit and veggies, arts and crafts, all sorts of organic stuff, seafood, fresh baked bread, and tons of beautiful flowers. The flowers ranged from $5 for a small bouquet, $10 for a medium bouquet and $15 for a big bouquet. Some of the vendors also sell stuff at Pike Place Market. I am really glad that we found out about this farmers market. Now we are going to try and make it down once a week until it closes down. A lot of fun with tons to offer. A true gem in Edmonds. read more

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We luv this market! Plenty of fresh vegetables, fruits, and flowers straight from local growers! Amongst the food stuffs you'll find vendors of all kinds, ceramics, glass, lawn and garden stuff. Oh and don't forget the live plants, fresh bread, and home made jams and honey! They often will have local vendors serving up specialty snacks and foods, yummy.... On the rare occasion you can even see Rick Steves, of Europe through the back door fame, wandering the streets. read more

Edmonds Museum Summer Market - Farmers Market Near Me - Edmonds, Washington

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I love this market. Having just moved back after 10 years in LA we were surprised to find how big this market has gotten over the years. It is big (but not too big) and has so much great produce. I love that dogs are not allowed so we are not tripping over leashes. Much safer. We got some amazing green beans and heirloom tomatoes. I got the most delicious peanut butter cookie from Snohomish Bakery. And we got the best breakfast burrito and horchata (for the hubby). Nice selection of non food vendors as well. And all the bouquets of flowers - so stunning and so many choices. read more

Wow. Its much bigger then I expected. Its about three times the size of the Ballard market with much more selections. Its also about three times more crowed on a nice day. Lots to look at and buy with everything from local charities selling second hand junk to local artists selling their wares. Throw in a huge amount of fruits and veggies and a number of food stalls and you have the Edmond's Market in a nut shell (Which you can find plenty of at the market). I took one star off because parking can be a pain, and it really can get so busy that you can barley move. read more

Huge! I did not expect it to be this big, it was a really great Saturday Market with food and little shops. I thought a market that wasn't in the Seattle area would be small but this market was great. read more

I used to love this market but parking is an issue and the fact people can't bring their dogs is another. I now go to the Shoreline, Ballard or Everett Market. It's more family friendly (dog), not snobby and has parking. read more

I love this market! The producers are great and they always encourage me to branch out and try new fruits and veggies. My wife loves the jewelry and art. I just discovered the bacon there... it may be a little expensive, but a little goes along way and it is worth it. I also love that they allow dogs, well behaved dogs. This market is a good one to attend and it gives you an excuse to visit Edmonds which is a great little city. read more

This Farmer's market is huge and goes down two streets. There are food stands were you can grab brunch/lunch. Tons of fruits and veggie stands, flowers, and crafts. Lots to choose from! The only downside is that they do not allow pets. Overall, this market is the best I have been to yet! read more

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The Saturday market in Edmonds runs from about May through the end of September. It's a great mix of food vendors, flowers, vegetables, fresh meats and seafood, artisan cheeses, baked goods, you name it. The craft vendors must all create their own goods, and the general idea is that everything should be "hand made or home grown" in Washington (I am told by my friend who works with the vendors each week). The exception would be, of course, some foods: Alaska-caught salmon or olive oil, etc. Music: there is the ubiquitous (and quite good) band of Andean musicians at one end of the market, and local high school musicians (who are amazing) at the other end. The high school musicians change from week to week, and are a variety of jazz, fiddle tunes, you name it. Gluten Free: Flying Apron bakery is here weekly. Try the curry calzone. I really don't like anyone's GF crust, but the filling is to die for. read more

I came here for the first time since last year, and holy farmers market explosion! It was tiny last year. It was at least twice the size of last year's market. We've come here a lot this past summer for fresh fruits and veggies and haven't been disappointed. Some highlights.. A Rainier cherry stand that's organic and $4/lb!! They also have peaches and nectarines. I love me my stone fruits. There's an AMAZING gyro stand with giant proportions. Fresh produce abounds here, as at most farmers markets. This one bakery stand has the some delicious cinnamon rolls. Some arts and crafty stands for those looking for unique gifts. If you get there early, street parking is usually not too crazy. It's even less crowded on the cloudy, drizzly days. read more

I've been to a lot of farmer's markets around the Seattle area, and I think this is the best in terms of both size and variety of booths. (Not counting the Pike Place Market which is in a league of its own.) There's lots of produce and flowers (there were lots of beautiful bouquets for only $5!), as well as a good assortment of art/jewelry booths and lunch-stand options. (There was pizza, falafel, tacos, wontons, hot dogs.... probably others I missed, as we were there towards the end of the market as it was wrapping up for the day.) I liked the variety in the crafts - at some markets I've been to the jewelry is all of similar styles, but here the vendors were all pretty different. This made browsing more fun. At some farmer's markets I've been to the pricing between produce stalls varies, but here it seemed to be consistent (Rainier cherries were $4.99 a pound at every booth I checked, for instance). Note that the Edmonds Historical Museum is only open until 2 pm on market days. The website just says Wed-Sun 1-4, no mention that Saturdays are different. We had been hoping to check out the museum but it was closed by that point. read more

The market is smaller now that it's spring and will expand once summer hits read more

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One of the larger farmer's markets in the area.... with lots of options. A lot more art/craft stands than other farmer's markets. The produce stands.... most are flowers and the same veggies in each (lots of onions and random greens). Parking is a bit dicey, so I park several blocks away and walk. I enjoy going, but I don't end up with as much stuff as other markets in the area. read more

I look forward to the market every Saturday...almost..have been to many different markets but this is the best I have run into. I love the cheese booth and all the fruit boots seem to be really good, I really haven't gotten anything that wasn't good. (as far as fruit) Opens at 9, and I suggest you get there around that time if you want to find a place within a mile of the place to park. Go early, get a Starbucks! read more

I must say I love this farmers market. Maybe I am a little biased because I live in Edmonds and it's close to home, but then again maybe I just really enjoy this market. The people are friendly, both the people walking around shopping and the vendors. There is a great variety of food, flowers, art, and just about everything. They also have crepes!.. And nutella! read more

I was so disappointed to drive all the way to Edmonds to find that I could not bring in my little Maltese dog. Seriously, these are city streets and the market is outdoors! Why is Edmonds so dog unfriendly? As a person that rescues dogs, it is so disheartening to see that Edmonds has taken this stance against dogs and dog owners. I won't be going back obviously. I will take my money and my dog to the Ballard Farmers Market. It is a shame because, while I never liked it as well as the Ballard market, I still really enjoyed it. What's next: banning children too? I can't count how many times I have seen a kid stick a finger up his/her nose and then touch something! How about the parent carrying the baby with wet diapers and then touching the produce? Anyone want to join me in starting a Facebook petition against their dog unfriendly ruling? I would also like to know what vendors support this. I will boycott them too and encourage all of my friends to do the same. read more

This is without a doubt the best Farmer's market I have been too. It hosts an astonishing array of vendors offering local, fresh, often organic produce, honey, grass feed beef, local pork, lamb and cheese. The prices are much better than health food stores and supermarkets. Some prices may approach that of supermarkets or PCC but the quality tends to make up for it in many cases. Obviously not everyone at a market will offer great values but many do. The food vendors were doing a brisk business. I had the best falafel in my life for $7. Support local sustainable farming; some day it may sustain you. We may not always have the luxury of shipping foods for hundreds or thousands of miles. There are wood works vendors, soap vendors and others there but I'm in it for the food. read more

Perfect small town farmers mqarket with lots of fresh veggies at cheap prices. There are fresh fruits, seafood, baked goods and flowers and plants galore. The master gardeners have a booth to answer all the questions you have about why your own garden won't go. Saturdays July thru September in the middle of downtown Edmonds. read more

Why oh why have I not found this sooner?? I have been every week since my first visit a little over a month ago. I get a $5 bouquet from one of the vendors, some gluten free baked goods, Mt Townsend cheese and some of Mr Bautista's amazing asparagus every time. I love starting my weekend out in the sunshine getting my produce and flowers for the week. I wish I had the chance to do it year round. This farmers market is a big win!! read more

Great local market. Starting in May you'll find a handful of baked goods, plants, vegetables, and cheese. More merchants show up throughout the summer and the market seems to grow another block or two in length. read more

A great way to enjoy the outdoors and shopping for fruit/vegies while supporting our local economy and saving gas!

Great way to get outside and enjoy the sunshine while enjoying a bit of shopping. Downtown Edmonds is so picturesque and the variety of vendors at the market is great. Very friendly atmosphere and low pressure. Parking can be a bit tricky, but it's only due to the popularity of the market and folks enjoying summer in Edmonds. read more

The Edmonds Saturday Market is a great way to spend a Saturday in Edmonds. It is right off of Main Street. My wife and I will walk through the market and then down Main and eat at one of the several good restaurants on Main Street. It is an easy walk down main to Bracket's Point Beach or you can take the path along the water front to Olympic Beach or Marina Beach. read more

My boyfriend and I love this market! We live in Edmonds, and the people are friendly, and the area is beautiful. It's close to the waterfront and such a charming little downtown area. You MUST try the fresh pasta by Lucchese Pasta. I'm Italian, so I know good pasta. It's the best. read more

To all the dog owners. Get Real just because it is outdoors does not mean bring the animals in, it is a food market and at least as far as most people are concerned it is much better to have clean food and an area free of dog pee hair etc while shopping for FOOD! Edmonds is not dog unfriendly, they have an awesome beautiful area to walk your dog, which is well actually just about anywhere else! As for the Market this place is great excellent selection in a nice small friendly atmosphere! I love this market! And it would be appreciated if you could rate the market on its food atmosphere ease of access etc etc not whether you can bring your dog! Not really fair for the market read more

OMG!! The Edmonds Saturday Mkt is A-M-A-Z-I-N-G! Wish it was closer to my home (Issaquah), but it's worth the trek for a fun day of shopping and exploring. If you go, you have to stop by Pete's Perfect Butter Toffee stand. The BEST toffee your mouth will ever get to experience. He makes it fresh and w/o corn syrup, you can taste the freshness. They give you samples, our fav was dark chocolate through the milk was wicked too. It is so out of this world that I'm already thinking of how many I want to buy to give away for Christms. Yes, it's that good that you want as many of your family/friends to share in the experience with you. read more

This is a lovely large farmers market that I have enjoyed several times. Last weekend, I went as I had in the past with my boyfriend and my well-behaved dog. I did not realize that they had made a rule against dogs in the farmers market. They posted this rule in tiny font on a huge sign saying dogs were allowed, so we did not even notice at first. I had taken her in the past and not had a problem. My boyfriend stayed at the periphery with her and did not enter, but after I had been in the market for about 15 minutes and had seen at least 15 dogs, we thought he could at least walk through to get back to our car. We have never been treated so rudely! Multiple patrons and vendors stopped us and basically yelled at us for walking the dog through the market. We were not even near a booth, just walking down the sidewalk towards the car! She did not do anything at all, but they threatened us with finding the mayor. First of all, its a public street and unless its on private property no citizen has the authority to stop us from just walking down the street, but even when we tried to explain we were just walking to the car, they were threatening and borderline abusive! He ended walking about three extra blocks just to go around the market! And someone had the gall to say that small dogs were ok. I am a veterinarian and small dogs can do as much damage and can cause as many health risks as large ones, so that was ridiculous! I have enjoyed the market in the past, but I will not be back...and not because I cannot bring my dog, but because we were treated so rudely! read more

I love the vast majority of the vendors. But today, I bought a nice pint of local strawberries they were nice on the top, but when I went to serve them, the ones below the top were moldy!! Shame on the mt Vernon vendor for selling those and trying to fool me! read more

I attended once last year with a neighbor and enjoyed all the different variety. Was disappointed though with the prices. If the produce is farm to market why are the prices higher than in the stores? Seems to me with less overhead they should be cheaper. read more