Definitely worth a stop when in Corrales…read more Support local with lots of nice folks selling their wares Parking is decent in the dirt and it can get sluggish getting in and out in your vehicle

Corrales is wonderful little community. The people are lovely. This little grower's market keeps…read moregetting better. It's a Sunday morning thing. And a beautiful drive from Albuquerque. I found a nice selection of vegetables, cut flowers and other homemade goodies. I was given Hollyhock seeds! They were roasting chile. The aroma was amazing. It's worth the drive!

Farmers Market has all the Green Chile flavors,Mild,Medium Big Jim,Hot and Xtra Hot. They also have…read morea great selection of NM grown produce. The Chile Roasters here do a great job roasting. Many Red Chile products too. One stop Chile shopping.

I try to visit local farmers' markets wherever I visit! Los Ranchos Growers is by far one of the…read morebest! Located in a charming neighborhood where some residents have livestock and grapevines in their yards! Plentiful parking in the lot or on the street made coming here extremely helpful. IYKYK how I am about parking lol! I found the vendors and people shopping here extremely friendly. I purchased locally grown apples (that are crisp & tart, yet sweet!), eggplant, carrots, treats for my doggo, Pueblo bread, more bread and savory selections from a delightful French pastry chef, some trinkets, jams, honey, a gorgeous wreath, a breakfast quiche, and more!!! Yes, I boosted the economy in Los Ranchos! You have the opportunity to visit for the next two Saturdays till 11.9.24 before the regular season closes! Also please support these wonderful vendors at their Winter market on 12.14.24 to do some holiday shopping. Other winter market dates are in 1.11, 2.8, 3.8 & 4.12.2025. The official new season will start on 5.3.2025. I will probably be back next week to support!

The market was small and sells mostly fresh produce (and most selection were of the same/similar…read moreitems). There weren't many vendors either. However, it was a good place in a neighborhood to stop by if you want to support small, local business. I was able to finish walking through the tents (within 15 minutes). Glad to stop by the market, but probably won't be able to get most of my weekly shopping done at this one though.

This a great Saturday morning in the downtown area. There are places to get a bit as well as fruits…read moreand vegetables to purchase. You can find all sorts of unique items.

The Downtown Grower's Market is a stellar warm weather activity with lots of local goodies to…read morechoose from. I can always find some of my favorite vendors here. Parking can suck, but as long as you're willing to walk a little you should be fine. It is helpful to have cash but most vendors will accept cards.

best chili…read moreever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!(but i wish i could buy it online.)

We came back when the Apple & Pumpkin Fest was. Slightly disorganized and false advertising. We had…read moreto park about half mile down the road and walk over. There was a line to pick apples and pumpkins at the orchard, but that line supposedly was a 2 hour wait. Ridiculous. So, we got in line for the corn maze/ petting zoo. The ride itself wasn't bad, but was far away from the farm (so there was no chance of walking back). It was advertised as a "free"event, but everything from the corn maze to the petting zoo required tickets to enter I'm all about supporting local farmers, but there has to be a better way to go about this

Being a green chile person, I like mild, alot of green chile that is mild doesn't have much favor,…read morehowever once I tasted Lemitar, its was great & full of favor!!! Sichler farms is Lemitar green chile!! I always get green chile from Sichler farms for my chile fix!!!

Absolutely recommend this place. Eleanor and Rose helped us out and they were super nice. People…read moreneed to understand these chilie are fresh so sometimes they can run out. This is common at all fresh farms and stands. They service and products were top notch. It's fun to read the negative reviews and see one complaint about being overcharged $5 for roasting. I always pay attention to my receipt and have never had an issue is a business makes a mistake. Also we shop at a lot of NM farms and if love this place.

I see Shelly's review got filtered, but in a nut shell... it's a cool visit. Everything here is…read moregrown at the San Felipe reservation. The farmers here took a great deal of pride in their produce. Beans, chili (roasted on site), dried corn, squashes, ristras and more. Fresh and homegrown! What could be better? The vendors were very friendly and gave cooking ideas and big smiles. If there are any negatives, I'll begin with knocking the State! They are not allowed to sell arts and crafts. What the What?!? Any tourist or local would EXPECT to see authentic wares at this market, like you do at any other. You won't here. What gives? It's not the largest market I've seen but I'll go back to my last point; if you allowed selling arts/crafts you'd see more stands and people. I'll also say that I've been past there on my way to Santa Fe countless times since it's opened in 2001 and never knew it was there. They need better advertising on the highway to get people to stop in. Make it a point to visit sometime.

San Felipe Pueblo has had the Farmers' Market since 2001, I have been involved with the market…read moresince the beginning, I've seen it grow and grow. Our local farmers are very proud of their produce and the market also helps them financially. Thank you for listing our Market on your site.

My friend and I stopped by Railyard Artisans Market on a pre-Christmas weekend. There were perhaps…read more30-40 vendors at a market, most of them produces, food, edible items, with less non-edible items. My friend really liked the the ambiance around the market. It's not too big and parking is relatively easy to find when we stopped by around 8-9am on a Saturday (we parked near the railyard station and there were plenty of (paid) street parking. But by the time we were back from the market, all the spots were filled up already). My friend got paintings from a vendor at Santa Fe Plaza the day prior to our visit to the railyard...and the next day ran into the same vendor again at Railyard market...so he bought more paintings from them and we had a good chat with them about their paintings! Overall, a great place to stop by. I don't suppose I would come here to shop for my groceries to get everything there at this market...but it's a good place to get a nice feel of Santa Fe, take visitors to see another side of Santa Fe, and take photos perhaps with the Santa Fe Market tall structure with Santa Fe Railyard name on it and with roadrunner train cabins nearby the station for sure.

A great place to shop from restaurants to boutiques and everything in between. Check out the booths…read morewhere artists sell their work.