I love this little market. It's true that there aren't a large number of fruit and vegetable stands like I'm used to but... we are in the desert. Not a heck of a lot grows out here! I think that as it grows more vendors will start coming in but for now, I'm thrilled to be able to get lovely fresh strawberries, corn, green beans and potatoes. Bon Breads is fantastic, the only one I haven't loved so far is the country Italian and that's jut because I prefer bread with more texture. They have the best rye I've ever had, a nice rosemary batard and a good whole wheat. Also, check out the Napa Valley olive oil booth while he's still around, it'll disappear for a while when it gets really hot. Besides the oil blends and amazing balsamic, he's got some great grilling sauces as well. The chipotle barbecue sauce is perfect for anything you can toss on the grill. read more

This review is for the Sunday Market on Eastern. Very limited selection at very high prices. Mostly the left overs from the first 2 days. Thought I would try it again but it was just the same. You can save 50% by shopping at the District at Green Valley's farmers market on Thursday evening. read more

I finally got over to Fresh52, and I'm glad I did. I was able to get fresh asparagus, there were plenty of other fruits and veggies that looked tempting I wish I had a need for them all. I stopped by Bon Breads, I could easily spend a small fortune, but I limited myself to two loafs. The multi-grain was fantastic. The bacon and onion was a bit disappointing. I thought it'd be packed with flavor, but I found it a bit bland and dry. Will try others on future visits. Another favorite was the Napa Valley Olive Oils. All the samples I tried were great. I went home with the garlic dipping oil and it's quite good. I'd like to see this market grow into something truly great, it does have location going for it so I'm hopeful. read more

I applaud fresh52 on making this Farmer's Market happen in Henderson. There are so many logistical issues with having fresh produce sold in Las Vegas in the summer, and I'm sure that it has not been easy, as they have stated. I went last week and bought some delicious blueberries. I also discovered the Elixir cafe's sumptuous organic, vegan desserts, since they had a booth there even though their restaurant is just across the parking lot. The strawberries were all gone by the time I was there (1 pm) but I look forward to buying them next week. I also look forward to more fun local vendors and produce being added. Perhaps they could add other desert treats like local honeys, dates, figs, apricots, etc. The quality of the other produce didn't look amazing but I chock that up to it being late in the day on such a hot afternoon. I will keep going back and purchasing from this farmer's market to help it stay in business and encourage its development. read more

Finally got a Sunday off and headed out for a stroll around and had high hopes of picking up some items. Sadly, the items that I was looking for were mostly missing. When fall comes around I am looking forward to see some of the new produce and items. Although it is still small, there is definitely some visible growth. The extension into Urban Grill for an indoor portion shows potential. It becomes crowded and hard to browse so get there early. The thing about this market is how beneficial it is to the other businesses in this complex. After a leisurely stroll through the area, it is a great place to grab Indian for lunch, some popcorn to snack on, or a frozen yogurt. It is a diverse complex filled with good choices. read more

My review is strictly based on the variety of venders, organic farmers & selection. First off all, let me say that Veg Out is amazing!!!!! This is really the primary reason for my visit every week. I love them!!!!! I stock up on their delicious GLUTEN-FREE, VEGAN dishes. I did notice today a vender there called Urban Hydro Greens. Which I was stoked about!! I'm excited to learn more about this concept & this vendor. urbanhydrogreens.com But I'm quite disappointed otherwise on the selection of ORGANIC PRODUCE!! It's really sad that we don't have more LOCAL Farms & Vendors. read more

Great food and finds. Not a lot of produce, but a fun spot for local and organic goodies. Try the vegan avocado tacos...they are soy free without the sauces. read more

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Small farmer's market with maybe 20 stalls at most. There were only a few stalls that sold produce; one was larger and sold pricey fruits and veggies, one that sold mostly nectarines and stone fruit (also on the pricier side), one that sold only strawberries and one that sold only corn. The rest of the stalls sold artisan goods or specialty food like salsa, honey, coffee and herbs and spices. It's a cute market to check out if you're in the area but the size of it doesn't make it worth the longer drive if you live out of area. I'm hoping they'll grow in size a bit and include more fresh produce and other specialty food vendors. read more

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Love another farmers market here in Lovely Las Vegas! This market is a mix of goods & local produce being sold. Very nice to see locals out pushing their stuff, BUY LOCAL! The bath stuff is really nice by the way.... off to take a soak! (also do not miss the Elixir Organic cafe in the same strip mall. All Organic, All good!) read more

This may be a little farmer's market with a limited amount of fresh produce stands like in many bigger locations but remember we are in the desert and not many green places are growing stuff here.. But the strawberries and corn that have been trucked in are really tasty and one stall also sells those "pineapple" watermelons. My favorite stalls are Miguel's Homemade Salsa..not salty at all and with a nice little buzz on the lips and tongue when you eat it. Also Bon Breads are the bomb!! My favorites are the Bacon and Onion loaf - Great for sandwiches and even better to make grilled sandwiches with. The bacon flavor just permeates throughout the loaf. My wife has a fondness for the Feta Bread. I like tp go to go to the Fresh 52 market at Eastern and not at Tivoli Village. Tivoli Village is very dog friendly. Try either location. read more

Got here at about 12:30 and didn't expect the variety we saw. It seems small and is but there is a good selection of vendors, coffee, sausage, fruits & vegetables, various arts and crafts, and even a few booths for our four legged friends. Most vendors selling food stuffs have free samples and encourage you to try, some are almost pushy but it's understandable considering the economy. We didn't buy any produce but it looked fresh, some of the items are on the expensive side but these are small operations, some from out of state, I didn't feel anything was outrageous. I had a good time and will come back but bring cash. I didn't see an ATM around which would have been convenient but poor planning on my part isn't a fault of the event. read more

Went here today and it was a lot of fun! Got to see some Yelpers at their booth, and checked out a lot of the booths. Most of the owners were very friendly and gave out samples of their products. Got some basic produce, freshly made cilantro lime hummus, and even won a bracelet from the drawings they did there today. They also had the Sin City Prophets play and had some demonstrations. There was a little something for everyone and I will definitely return next week. I can't wait to whip something up with the produce I got and a few of the items were very close to supermarket prices still. Some of the items were a bit out there as far as pricing goes, but you get what you pay for. So far everything looks to be high-quality goods. I can't wait to come back next week with more cash! read more

FRESH?? If you go Sunday, you get unsold leftovers. This produce is at least two days old when it arrives in Las Vegas. Most shoppers have never tasted real fresh produce. They are getting ripped off by these vendors who double and triple costs. I have eaten fresh summer vegetables for years on the east coast. Nothing in this market comes close in comparison. On 8/18, I bought corn. Once home, I found that it had mold on both the outside and on the kernels inside. And, of course, Fresh52 offers no avenue for complaint on their web site. AVOID THE PLACE. read more

Just wanted to add a quick update to note that there are now more vegetable and fruit vendors, with some as close as Gilcrease orchards. And, the honey guys sell fresh eggs, delicious! read more

I know there are other farmers out there because they show up at the Molto market on Thursdays. I am happy that this one is open, however, and will patronize it as much as I can. But maybe some farmer's will read this and start coming to this one, too. We want your beautiful bountiful goodness, but we can't buy it if you don't sell it! read more

I love that more farmer's markets are popping up all over the place. While regular supermarkets are trying to "add" organic or non genetically modified foods to their stores , you can go to a farmers market and that is what they offer ... fresh, organic, unprocessed or non genetically modified foods. and if you are hungry... you can eat your way through the market snacking on mostly healthy snacks. Be prepared to bring cash because not all vendors have the ability to acdcept credit cards. (that is the only reason for 4 stars) It is hot also, so be prepared to be HOT while walking around. Last week I got two teas at Grandma Shirley's tea shop , both organic. I got berry blast (which is now my favorite tea EVER) totally delicious. and also a green tea called Green Hornet. (tying for first place ;) ) these teas are loose leaf organic tea ... they are DELICIOUS! They also have teapots if you do not have one of those loose leaf tea strainer things. I also got a flat of strawberries from Ron the Strawberry guy. SO amazing! Truly fresh strawberries, I made a strawberry lime vinagarette dressing for salad with them and it was perfection. I also bought to shopping totes from Easy2beeGreen 2 for $25 . they are hand sewn and double layered. VERY good quality, I am considering buying a couple more so when I grocery shop I can have all my items put in the totes. I also decided I am bringing more cash with me next time to make sure I can bring home even more fresh goodies. read more

I forgot that I had already reviewed this place. Then again, my original review was pretty crappy and solely based on my superficial experience with the Yelp pie eating contest. Now that I've actually had a chance to walk around, nothing has changed. I'm still a fan. It's a little far from my house, but it's definitely worth the drive every now and then. I was there last weekend and they had a great selection of local vendors. From fresh fruit and teas to pizza tacos and aprons, it's fun just walking around and browsing. It's not very large, so it won't take long to take everything in. I tried the fruit vendor's super sweet navel oranges. Sure they are more expensive than your grocery store, but sometimes the extra expense is worth it. You'll also find some of our great food trucks joining in the fun. On this particular occasion, Snow Ono Shave Ice and Sloppi Jo's Roving Eatery were there to serve delicious eats and treats. That's a reason to visit in and of itself. In fact, that was *the* reason I was there. Overall, Fresh52 is a great way to spend part of your Sunday morning. Get out there now and enjoy the weather while it's not too hot. read more

It's smaller than I expected it to be, but that doesn't mean you can't pick up some essentials that you need. My favorite vendor is Grandma Shirley's Tea Shop, and I have to say I never want to buy bagged tea from the supermarket again for the sake that this tea is literally organic and SO good, it's unlike any flavored tea you'll ever taste from a box! This is where I discovered Grandma Shirley's and Bon Breads. There's a good assortment of vegetables, fruit, jewelry, baked goods, and other items, but hopefully it'll become bigger in the future. read more

This market has much if what i am looking for, delicious selection of veggie food, homeade dog treats, fruit and greens. Live the microgreen smoothies and garden grill. Also Mezza and veg out. Id say the area in general is lacking good organic produce, i give fresh 52 , 5 stars cause they are really trying to do something good. Gotta start somewhere! Big props to you fresh 52! People want to complain about a lack of farms.. They oughtta start one.. read more

Perhaps this farmers market will get busier as it warms up because the day I visited in March there was only one stand of fruits and vegetables along with some jewelry, oils, salsa and beef jerky stands. The farm stand produce was of decent quality and came from Stockton, CA. There is a free arts and crafts table for the kids. read more

There was actually fresh produce at this market. One local grower out of Sandy Valley stood out with fresh greens, beans, peppers, okra and more. Some imports from Fresno and Brentwood areas brought corn and grapes and more to provide diversity. Local honey, the discovery of Gilcrease Orchard, boiled peanuts, the bread guy, and enough diversity to actually spend some money and time. Not a bad little Vegas market and well located for those of us on the south side. read more

Fresh 52 is ok, barely. The corn man had the best deal at 5 buds for $3. But I'm not a big corn fan. I wanted some strawberries or apricots. Maybe some spinach or green beans. Some kale perhaps. Maybe some apples. But I'm not paying $5 for a pound of strawberries when I can get 2 for $5 at Sprouts. $4 for a pound of green beans. Yea... I'm getting in my car right now & going to my nearest Sprouts. read more

I have been coming to this market since it opened and always find some really great stuff. Produce is fresh and I love the bread from Bon. Sometimes the parking lot can be packed..so be careful. I'm so glad this is so close to my house. I hit it up every week. read more

My husband and I took the kids to the Fresh52 farmers market for the Fall Harvest and to finally catch up with the Slider Truck (*see Slider Truck review). I was surprised to see as many vendors there as they had. I picked up some medium hot salsa at Miguel's Salsa. (It's very good, by the way. ) I also picked up some fresh sweet corn. Some of the vendors were selling nuts, breads, tie dye shirts, salsa, hot sauce. Some of the veggies were a bit pricy. I know peppers can be pricy but $1.50 for one red pepper?! In any case, it was nice to see a farmers market. Small but quaint. It was a nice little stroll for us. read more

Is it the best farmers market in Vegas? Yes. Is it the best I've ever been to? Not even close. Doesn't compare to a farmers market you would go to in California, Chicago, Michigan etc, however I'll take what it has over the grocery store. There are only 3-5 stands with fruit and or vegetables, but there are also a few local companies there with baked goods, spices, soaps, & dog treats. I go every Sunday to get my juicing ingredients. Even though they don't have tons of options, I enjoy supporting smaller "local" companies and trust their produce over the grocery stores. read more

Fun to visit on a Sunday and stock up on produce for the week! All the vendors are super friendly and pleasant!

Came here today (Sunday) all the way from Rhodes Ranch.. This is a sorry excuse for a farmer's market. I had been to this farmer's market years ago and I remember there being a lot more selection. There were maybe a total of 15 tents, with maybe 3 that actually had fruits and vegetables. As far as the vegetables, the selection sucks, looks like crap, and is RIDICULOUSLY overpriced. I didn't really look at the fruit "selection" as I don't eat fruit, but I did notice there wasn't a lot to choose from. I can get much better looking, ORGANIC, vegetables at freakin Whole Foods for a lot cheaper. To top it all off, I was really excited about getting a meal from Garden Grill (which is the best place to eat, ever!) and they weren't even there! I have their flyer stating the hours they are there on Sunday so I planned my day around it. Complete waste of gas and time. read more

Its small & pricey considering I didn't find any stands certified organic. Best part of it was the veg out stand they have a variety of prepared vegan dishes they were actually pretty tasty hard to find healthy vegan food in vegas! I probably won't come back not a very big selection of veggies more expensive than wholefoods! read more

First let me start off by saying that I love Farmer's Markets and the entire idea of supporting our community for healthier alternatives versus what typical grocery stores offer, which is why I chose to stop by this one today. From the moment my girlfriend and I walked in to the moment we walked out, I was appalled by the callous attitude and rude introduction from Carrie, whom through my brief conversation with her came to find out she's the owner and organizer of this event. Strike One, we walked in and went to the second booth which had business cards and pamphlets, so I started grabbing a few and checking out what they had to offer, and Carrie had the audacity to ask me rudely "What are you doing, grabbing cards for somebody else or what?" A proper "business minded" approach would have been first a "hello" followed by a "I see you're interested in some of our vendors, is there anything I can help you with?" Then Strike Two occurred, I simply asked who was the one that organized the event and how do I go about getting a booth in here, her spectacular repsonse was "I am the organizer, and obviously you have my card that you snatched up already. Go online if you want to." I was taken aback, but not before Strike Three happened, which didn't involve me, but some other interested customer. The lady happened to ask about getting a booth in there as well, and to Carrie's awesome character, personality, and professionalism, she snapped back with "What, excuse me?!" Now, her newborn baby was crying and throwing a fit, and instead of Carrie saying "Excuse me for one second", the lady asked again, and Carrie responded with "What, I can't hear you, can you come back." Three Strikes and you're out. I run several businesses, and the one thing I've learned over the years, which hopefully Carrie is reading this and will absorb some of it, is that you NEVER know who you're dealing with as a business owner and you should ALWAYS be on your A-Game and treat people properly. She doesn't know if myself or the female customer were potential investors or property management for that center, and were looking at leasing out new spots or perhaps even getting rid of some old businesses. Personality and Professionalism go a along way in the world, especially in Las Vegas where we are a customer service based community. For the way today went, I will never go back to Fresh52, and might even consider starting my own Farmer's Market with friendly greetings and smiles, whenever someone comes up to ask me for information, since last time I checked, that's what you're there for to begin with, serve and help people. Will S. read more

This outdoor marked is deceiving. It seems much bigger when driving by. But, when you walk in you are a little disappointed. Anyhow, we walked in and out within 5 minutes. Nothing caught our eye so we left. We will be back sometime when the pickings aren't so slim. read more

This farmer's market may not have had a lot of produce but it did have some nice arts & crafts as well as some wonderful homemade items. There were bread loaves, (try the pumpkin spice it's quite good), as well as a nice array of dried fruits and a glass blower that had some beer bottles that he twisted into cool shapes. Not a bunch of fruits & veggies but a decent amount, go for the other stuff as well and you wont be dissapointed. read more

We drive an hour for the Diamondhead grill and Oxnard CA Fruit Strawberries,Plouts,Peaches year round they never dissapoint. WISH YOU COULD PRE ORDER FROM DIAMONDHEAD GRILL. read more

My wife and i have just moved to the area and have been looking for a good Farmers market but nothing can compares to any market in California. Very sad! read more

This is a wonderful market! The vendors are personal & friendly & have the BEST produce & crafts!! Check out the Rockin Mama Baby Gear booth onJuly 11th!!! read more

What a GREAT addition to the community! The best thing is that it is on SUNDAY mornings, which makes it a wonderful family outing!

As a vendor I find the market to be a great outlet for unique items. As a shopper, you can't beat the price on fresh produce, and unique gifts offered. It's not only a farmers market, but an artisans market as well! Some people have commented on the size, but like all things.. it will only get better with time! the more support from the community, the better it will be. Come out and support your local community! read more

I love this market. The produce is fresh and its fun place to take the family.

I love going to Farmers' Markets and its so wonderful that they are popping up everywhere in Vegas. I like Fresh52 because it was close to my house, but I do wish they had a larger selection. Many fruits and veggies to choose from, though. Great place to take the family, but go early in the morning, because it gets hot and a little crowded in the afternoon. read more

This is my favorite farmers market. Problem is, there has not been one for at least the last couple of weeks. Anybody hear what is going on? read more

LOVE the Fresh 52 Farmer's Market! Especially love Sno Ono (woohoo! shaved ice in Vegas!). Also love the produce, bread, crepes, dried fruit, pasta sauce, natural soaps and the great energy! Thanks for a great market! We've made it a weekly event. read more