If you ever need a phenomenal Farmers Market in the DFW you have to see this one to believe it…read more We came in based on a Yelp recommendation. There were so many vendors with fresh food items .We picked up a few items from a former professional Reggie football player with NY Jets now with his line of high protein natural protein bars . Many vendors had samples .You could eat your way through the market .Texas hospitality and southern charm were what we noticed most at this market.So many friendliest and gentle souls to make for a great experience. Note: they are furr baby friendly. Free 2 hour parking in garage across from market.There several garages there and the 1 we went to leads directly to the front entrance.

I was visiting from out of state and wanted to visit an actual farmer's market. This place was…read moremisleading to me. It's not an actual farmer's market but a building with bunch of eateries. Not what I expected. It was disappointing. We did find a cool place that was selling picnic baskets and we got one . It's nice to visit if you're looking to eat out but that place has nothing to do with farmer's market and fresh produce. Folks that work there are nice .

Great locally sourced food and crafts. Very friendly crowd. Go on a good weather day. Family…read morefriendly.

As far as farmers markets in this area, this is one of the better ones, even though it's not very…read morebig. Plenty of fun & interesting vendors. Prices were not outrageous & everyone is super friendly. Free parking in the garage nearby, which is so key.

One of my fave places of all time. So much to choose from and excellent prices and great serviceread more

***Update to reply to management: Consumers should be able…read moreto make informed decisions about what they're purchasing especially with the recent Cyclospora outbreak affecting produce. My issue is not that the berries are repackaged nor is it about whether berries are in season locally. My concern is the lack of transparency. To me, the presentation and lack of labeling/pricing feel misleading as a customer. For example, if commercially grown berries (such as pesticide heavy Driscolls) are repackaged into open fruit baskets and sold in a store called a farmers market with no labels, pricing, signage, or disclosure of their source unless someone specifically asks, a customer could assume they're locally grown. (I'm using Driscoll's only as an example as again, I have no idea what brand you actually sell.) There's also a food safety concern. Repackaging produce into unlabeled containers removes Traceability customers rely on. If a specific lot was recalled because of an outbreak, how would customers know whether the berries they purchased were affected? I don't work for the Texas Department of Agriculture, so I'm not claiming any of these is a violation but the lack of transparency could raise consumer protection concerns. At the end of the day I simply believe customers deserve clear information about what they're buying. I hope this helps. * Original review: Super disappointed to find out the berries on the table by checkout are not local farms but instead Repackaged Driscoll or local Walmart strawberries / blueberries / raspberries ): what the heck! They're in open plastic bags in cute little baskets

PUMPKIN PATCH (2023)…read more Found this little local gem on Yelp. The reviews were older, but we were in the area so we took a gamble and drove over (2023) for the pumpkin patch. For $5 you get to park your car in the adjacent lot and gain admission to their little fair (we had cash, not sure if they accept credit or debit). There were a bunch of pumpkin displays, free hayride, kid activities, vendors selling local goods (knits, clothing, baked goods, soaps, popcorn, honey, etc.), and a haunted maze for $2 admissions within the grounds. Some of the activities require additional cost (like the pumpkin painting for the kids). They have chickens roaming around the property (they usually stay near their little chicken coop in the far back). The free hayride was fun, just a little ride around their property- nothing spectacular. The kids on our tour ride seem to enjoy it :P If you're looking to spend about 40 mins or less at a pumpkin patch, this is the place to go!

Their official closed and it is most likely because of the stink attitude the lady had. I said I…read morewas there to the lady and she says it obviously looks closed. No, it's obviously trashed and needs maintenance.

Love the Frisco Farmers Market! Great vendors, fresh finds, and a fun community vibe!read more

The Frisco Fresh Market is always a good time especially when you get there early lol. There are so…read moremany great vendors here! I always enjoy coming here. The cup of fruit is ALWAYS the highlight of my trip here. The fresh mango, watermelon, pineapple, cantaloupe etc. are all so delicious! Be sure to get a cup of fruit either coming or going!

What a lovely community farmers market in Sachse. It was a gorgeous Saturday morning (I believe…read morethey're currently open at 10:00am during the spring and earlier in the summer). My family and I were excited to support local businesses, we love farmers markets. We grabbed everything from decaf tea leaves, to fresh berries and green beans. They had tons of options to choose from including fresh churros and breakfast tacos. Our last stop was for a lovely looking pretzel but we left with a loaf of Parmesan focaccia bread as well. All the vendors were lovely. Can't wait to visit again.

Expectation Management - This isn't really a "farmers market", but I do commend Sachse for trying…read moreto built a community of local vendors in one area once a month. For expectation, there are no farmed fruits, vegetables, or any locally grown items when I went in May 2026. There were less than 10 vendors with cover 10' tents selling knick-knacks, spices, cheesecake, bread, and some other homeland or random items. There was also a lobster food truck there if you're hungry. Parking was easy and nice, but if you're looking for just a pit stop on your way past town, it doesn't hurt to swing by to walk around. It's small so it will take you less than 2 minutes to see all the vendors.

Fun and interesting store. Eclectic array of cooking products, t-shirts, food, and local novelty…read moreitems. I purchased some really great BBQ seasonings there. Staff was friendly and attentive. Recommended!

Bring back the hamburger packages!!!…read more Always bought for years - now you stopped doing it - so I'll stop going to yall!

Baked goods are always incredible. No matter what I pick out, I love it…read more Very friendly owner with great information.

I came in curious, I've seen posts from other yelpers talking about the Wylie Urban Farm&Market…read more Here it is , close to home, yet today was my first day visiting and checking it out. I love that I was able to meet the owner and get a chance to check this place out. I was told , weekends have pop up . I bought some fresh produce and my favorite snack food, kumquats. Seeing those took me back to when I was growing up. I would pick them off my grandpa's tree and snack on them. The ambiance was great. So nice to shop local.

Drove from Denton to Frisco for this market. Arrived before 11 and there were only 6 vendors and 3…read morefood trucks, one of which was closing as we walked over to them. Another vendor was packing their table as well. Certainly no where near the variety noted on their website. There was virtually no vegetables or fruits and there were more port-a-potties than vendors. Don't go here. Answer to owner response: yes we went to correct address because we followed address posted on your website. Your website is so more robust than the product you deliver. Again we suggest that people avoid this market and go to more popular areas.

Being from Chicago, I've seen my share of Farmers Markets but I've never seen one quite like this…read moreone. This market is nestled in the middle of an up and coming commercial and residential space, surrounded by parking. Vendors were selling more than fruit and vegetables. A lot of friendly small business owners, were alsom actively selling products. From wine, beard butter to barbecue sauce, there was an assortment of vendors. Did I mention the food vendors? I never would've thought a farmers market would have a food court but this one did. They even had picnic tables and additional space for eating. So if you wanted to grab somthing to eat and sit on the grass in your own chair, you could. A very relaxed outdoor experience. On hot days, make sure to wear a hat. There isn't much shade outisde the market place.