I've only been here a few times over the years and I always forget what a cool experience it is!…read more Sometimes it can get really crowded, parking is easier if you get there between 9-10am. I recommend parking in the lot across the street as opposed to street parking. The sheer amount of vendors is overwhelming and I really love to support local, but I almost feel guilty because there are more vendors than my wallet can afford to support! There is something for everyone though! I love the farmers market aspect of it, lots of fruits, veggies and homemade items. You'll also find honey, sauces, candies and of course there are food trucks and stands. We had some amazing agua fresca on our last visit! There are also about a dozen booths for those of you with a green thumb! Tons of plants and flowers to purchase and some sell seeds, I believe. This is a pet friendly market with a shaded table and water bowls for you to bring your furry friends. Some pets are friendlier than others, but I've never seen anything to be worried about. I wouldn't bring any pets that aren't calm around other animals though. There are several booths with natural, organic and gluten free goodies for your pets. We got a few this last time from two booths and our dogs inhaled them. Lots of fun specialty flavors to be found, and I learned that chewing on chicken feet are apparently great for a dogs teeth. Who knew? There's also a lot for the shopaholic and those who like interesting pieces for your home decor. I saw a few booths that do jewelry, clothing, bags and quilts. I want to take a closer look at the blacksmithing, knife making, pottery and wood work. I was excited to even have those as options! Prices will vary based on the vendor and products, but with so much to explore you're guaranteed a good time! Generally the market hours are every Saturday, April through November from 9am until 1pm. However, there are currently summer hours through Labor Day of 8am to 12pm. Plan accordingly!

Nothing like a lazy saturday morning. I dropped off the kiddo early and had some time to kill. I've…read moreknown about the community market for quite some time, just never had the time to go over and see what was going on. It is exactly what you expect it to be. Fresh veggies grown locally, crafts, jewelry, clothing, quilts and acoustic music. Locally grown coffee was interesting and even four food trucks. Shaved ice, bahn mis, brick oven pizza and bbq. There was even a water slide for the kids. And when one of the local community leaders is there with his family, I'm guessing that's a good sign. There were so many veggies I wanted to purchase. I will be back for pickling cucumbers and baby eggplants. There were even some homemade fruit ice pops that looked good. Very cool. Support Denton businesses. This is only on Saturdays from 9-1

This was not quite as crisp and clean and well kept and well stocked as the other Natural Grocers…read morestores I have been to. There were many empty shelves on several items. So many in fact that I ended up deciding that I was going to need to go somewhere else anyway, so that I would just buy everything somewhere else. Ultimately it was a disappointing experience.

the selection is decent. they have great cold pressed juices available. the checkout staff is…read moreefficient and nice

I had a really good experience with the cashier at Sprouts. They were extremely nice, caring, and…read morehelpful the whole time. From the moment I got to the register, they greeted me with a smile and made the checkout process smooth and pleasant. They were patient, answered my questions kindly, and even helped make sure my items were packed carefully. It's always great to see employees who truly care about customers and take pride in their work. Their positive attitude made my shopping trip better, and I really appreciate the great customer service. Thank you to the Sprouts team for having such friendly and helpful staff!

First things first, I love the products in stock and the constant deals! Also, Alexi was beyond…read morehelpful, polite, and patient when I called... twice, haha. my Uber Eats driver was being incorrigible and refusing to ask for help when there were definitely items that I requested they were absolutely in stock. I called to confirm, and this gentleman was able to validate me and did so in a swiftly and Darling Manner. Extraordinary chain, but I am particularly fond of this location. Give them your business, you'll thank me for it. Also if you're doing a third-party service as opposed to Shopping for yourself, Instacart tends to be a better experience rather than DoorDash or Uber eats.

I tried this place in an attempt to not drive 45 mins. for betel leaves. The store is small but…read morevery specific. I immediately located some desired produce along with some needed pantry staples. Just when I "gave up the fight" for betel leaves, the young lady who was checking my groceries asked if I found everything. My old age also has me engaging in honest conversation these days, so I shared my desire but disappointment about betel leaves. She immediately said they DO have betel leaves, shared my desired with her co-worker, he asked me about how many leaves I wanted, emerged with them a short time later. After some research, betel leaves are sometimes preserved in favorable conditions (in an unseen area), so I was super excited about this store & service! Oh, and BTW, Siri's directions were absolutely wrong...

Wow! We came in to Basmati Cafe for a birthday celebration and, wow, wow, wow! First, Monica, the…read morebeautiful young woman that helped us is incredible! She is so sweet and went out of her way to give input and helped with food advice for another gathering we are having. Then, the food...I loved the butter chicken! The samosas were amazing too. I highly recommend you try them out.

Good food choices and helpful staff. There's a relaxed…read moreatmosphere to shop. We got a few Frozen Supreme Pizzas. Crunchy California Roll Sushi. Wonton Strips - Garlic Ginger! And a few other things. All really good!

this store is open 24/7 amazing hours. has a decent selection and prices are pretty good however…read morethey do not accept credit cards.

I added this place on Yelp last week but I guess it wasn't approved. This market has only been here…read more2-3 weeks so it's very new and I expect it to expand soon. Vendors were very friendly and helpful. Vendors included grass fed beef, produce, fresh fruit drinks, soaps and bath stuff, succulents (awesome designer), kettle corn, caramel candy, They have a gumbo girl and I tasted it and it was very good. They have a gouda cheese stand with spreads that is awesome but you cannot depend on them being there. Nice FM.

Enjoyed shopping for fresh fruit and veggies in Highland Village TX Farmers market. Outdoor venue…read more Good product is hard to find, They had nice quality

The arrangement was cute, but for the price, it was not as nice as the pictured one on their…read morewebsite. The fruit was, also, browning upon receiving it, but honestly tasted good. The fruit box that we received on the side was overpriced and not very flavorful or top quality. It's cute for the presentation alone, but overall not so much worth the price.

Got cheesecakes and a caramel chocolate apple for my husband for his birthday. Delivery driver was…read moregreat and really friendly. Cheesecakes were very tasty. Great birthday present without being too much :) Husband isn't big on fruit so I didn't get any of the fruit arrangements and can't speak towards their quality, but the baked goods are very good and the packaging everything comes in is beautiful.

Everytime I go in there and do self check out the lady that allways in the self check out is rude…read moreand has a very bad attitude her name is chec 520 went there and the time was 9:37 on o1/27/24 she was rude and mean she had a bad attitude when I showed up she kept giving me dirty looks and she's always there. I did talk to the manager Anthony he's very nice very well mannered and was awesome. He made my night.

I have been a customer for many years with little or know probldm. However, the store was packed…read moreno carts readily Vzlable only two checkers. One side if self check was closed. Q0 or so people backed up behind each checker. The self -check was a maze of carts 10 or more waiting there to. Several customers said this is recurring issue. Either management or corporate must not mind losing customers. You would think with it being 4th of July weekend the store would be better staffed.

The store is usually clean, the store is usually safe, the service is usually good to great. I…read morenoticed the Amazon order delivery team racing around with shopping carts way to fast for safe operation inside the store, not looking for anyone around the corner. Not only did the young Latino man almost run into my mid section at full speed, he also refused to apologize and was rudely saying "Well I'll agree to Disagree" which is as bad or worse than a fake apology. When you hire too many young people with flexible morals and flexible values that have little to no accountability for customers inside the grocery store/super market and management that refuses to make these employees be accountable for their actions the resultant is a horrible customer experience. If I return to this store I will wear a jockey strap to protect myself and I'll make my kids wear football protective gear just in case the Amazon/ Wholefoods management refuses to discipline their people to make sure I can keep my children safe. I am also going to consider buying additional insurance to cover my risk of injury while shopping around these very dangerous and disrespectful Generation Z employees loading preorders with no consideration for anyone else. It's much safer to not shop here and to order online and protect your body and your children. Low integrity means No integrity. Over the years this store has fallen to new Epically LOW like SUB-PAR STANDARDS! Not to Mention they took anyway the Miltary Discount. Much of the very best employees left when Amazon bought them out. It's really a shame to shop there. Buy your shopping insurance, be prepared to get ran over by Amazon delivery and do not ever expect an apology, especially if you're Caucasian. I noticed 5 Amazon delivery order employees pushing the karts too fast. The food is still excellent it's just too dangerous to shop there. Don't bring your elderly or children, a serious injury is just waiting to happen based off the way they act. I'm a Decorated War Veteran. The Entire Store should be Ashamed of Themselves!

Nothing really to complain about except they seem to have less selection than other Whole Foods…read more Less selection and popular items are sold out more often. It's like this store is not a priority to supply.