We had a great time coming from out of town and walking around this market on a Sunday afternoon!…read moreWe loved the wagyu pot sticker, elote, and free samples. Plenty of handmade goods and grown items in the pavilion, and a lot of indoor shops and restaurants to browse nearby as well. This place has far more than we expected! Thankfully, they have indoor restrooms and water fountains by the food court. The indoor food court is air conditioned which was also a huge bonus! Love that this place is daily so we could come any time and it was still very busy toward late afternoon on a Sunday!

Finally made it to the market with the offer from Yelper Willis to host me. Boy, is that place big!…read moreClothing, barber, fresh produce, crafted goods, art, & even a food hall were a surprising delight. There's a great blend of fresh goods that welcome a bit more commercial goods, nestled in a neighborhood. I must also say that it's bigger than Houston's markets. While I'm not crazy about the parking, I'll definitely be back.

Hotter than a 2 pecker Billy goat on the day we went so that turned me off. The day and the…read morebuilding did not allow any airflow so it was silly hot and miserable to be in that room. Just wasn't impressed with the vendors. And almost no produce to speak of. Just not a fan.

Had been wanting to stop by this farmers market that just opened, opened 1 month ago. While it is…read morenot completely full yet they do have some great farm raises meats, heakthy dog treats, honeys, veggies and fruit... i bought a yellow onion that was as big as my head . I expect this place to continue filling up as they bring new merchants in house.

Every Saturday while the market is open, this is a must do if you're in Athens, on Saturday there…read moreis a variety of merchandise produce very laid-back atmosphere fun for everybody

Wonderful people and fantastic baked goods and produce. We will be back often! Thank you for all…read moreyou do there and everywhere

Cooper Farms is the best place to stop by after a long drive! It is a fun spot that isn't busy like…read moreother gas's stations. The store feels like walking into a family reunion with all the homemade goods that grandma brings and wine with relatives. Overall, the store felt warm. Cooper Farms had samples of their fruit wine, jams, and salsa out for those who were intrigued by the interesting flavors, like the peach salsa. My friend tried out the white peach wine and said the wine went down smoothly and had a delicious taste that could be dangerous if you are not counting how many glasses you are having. We ended up buying 3 bottles of wine ($22 but buy 2 or more get them for $20 each), a peach ice cream, and a peach milkshake for the road. Cooper Farms had stands of baked goods like pumpkin pie, pecan pie, peach cobbler, and so much more. The store opens up to multiple tables of snacks when you walk in and a jam/ salsa wall on your right. Food Review: Peach Ice Cream (5/5) I would recommend this to anyone who walks through the doors. I was expecting a sorbet peach but was surprised to taste cinnamon and a nutty flavor in my ice cream. The small portion was enough to keep me full for the rest of our roadtrip back to Houston. Peach Milkshake (5/5) The peach milkshake are for the drivers who can't active scoop and eat ice cream. The milkshake was just a blended version of the ice cream. It was a perfect to-go drink if you wanted to try their ice cream but need to focus on the road. Overall, I would love to come back here with family and have them try the ice cream. Next time, I would like to try out their baked goods. 10/10 would recommend!

What a cool little gas station!! I kept seeing ads on the way back home to houston from Dallas and…read moreby the third sign we decided we needed to make a stop and try their peach ice cream. Absolutely delicious ice cream for $4? I couldn't be happier. Also decided to grab some other goodies. They had so many soda options. I bought the peach mango salsa because they had some free samples and goodness was it tasty that I had to bring some home for myself! For $7.99 I think that's pretty reasonable. When picking out the fried pie, staff was really nice and helped me picked a pie and she recommended that I microwave the pie to make it a little warm, but it is ready to eat as is. She says she leaves it in her fridge and eats a piece day by day for up to a week! I like eating something a little sweet everyday so I'm going to take her up on that advice for sure cause I know I can't eat that whole pie in one sitting. Haven't tried the other stuff but I look forward to it. Might stop by here again on my Dallas to houston journeys !

Everything about them is GREAT!…read more Hanging Baskets could be cheaper but they are beautiful!

I discovered Terrell's Farmers Market on Facebook a few months ago. I wanted to purchase fresh…read morepeas and veggies for the winter. They didn't have any in stock so I called about a month later and they had fresh peas in stock. I didn't know how many bags to get so I think I went a bit overboard. I purchased black eyed peas, purple hull peas, cream peas, pinto beans, okra, corn, pecans, peanuts, fig preserves, watermelon, sweet potatoes and honey. They have more veggies and fruit to choose from including other preserves. The prices are a little higher than I expected to pay but I still made the purchase. I paid with my debit card but was told they prefer cash. :) My husband tried the watermelon and he said it was ok. I made a homemade sweet potato pie and the sweet potatoes were ok. The purple hull peas were just ok. I'm not sure if they were picked too soon but they didn't meet my expectations. If I decide to come back, it will be for the fig preserves and honey. The staff is friend and are very helpful. I think the produce came from East Texas. Call ahead to make sure they have the produce in stock.

We visited Ham Orchards with friends and were excited to pick peaches, but were told they don't…read moreoffer that anymore. Still, we had a great time. The food was really good, we tried the ribs, a brisket sandwich, and peach ice cream, and everything tasted great. The ice cream portions were huge (we couldn't even finish them!). It's more of a pick-up/counter service setup, but the staff were friendly and efficient. Seating area was big and nice and had live music going on. They also had homemade pickled vegetables in the drink area, which were a nice surprise. The store offered fresh, organic vegetables, and overall we enjoyed the visit.

Never heard of this place. Very cute, Very busy, nice…read moresystem down. We went to order food and it would have been nice for the girl who checked us out to tell us how everything worked. Young people just don't have that customer service in them. Anywho my parents got blueberry bread it was pretty good.

I absolutely love this market!! My husband and I try and go every weekend we are there, and the…read morepeople at the market actually know us now which is pretty cool. One of the weekends each month they do food products only, and the other Saturday it's kind of an open fair thing where anyone can go so you'll get people who make all sorts of things. We're particularly partial to the local meats from Windy Hill because they are always delicious. This lady from Waggin' Tail treats comes there a lot too and she makes the best dog treats ever. Also there's a company that brings fresh pasta called Lucido's Produce & Herbs which is phenomenal. They even have frozen ravioli in all kinds of flavors which are omgtodiefor. The vendors either take cash or check. You can get cash from inside the gas station, the cashier will do it for you for a $2 charge (like an ATM). It's in the parking lot of the Green Spot Market & Fuels, which also has probably the best taco place in Dallas (Good 2 Go Taco). Awesome! Overall, I absolutely love this part of my community and I'm going to miss it terribly when I move next year. Below are all the dates left for 2010: September 11 September 25* October 9 October 23* November 13 December 11 (* = food only)

Super cute local market in Lakewood!…read more I think the term "farmers market" is a misnomer since there was only an itty bitty selection of produce and fresh foods. What they do offer is lots of local products like baked goods, soaps, salsas and unique crafts. I love supporting small, local businesses so this market is right up my alley. I copped some yummy French macaroons and a spicy marinade that I can't wait to try with some fish for dinner. It's small and the location changes every other week so be sure to check their website before you head out. I would definitely recommend visiting if you are in the area but I would not make a special trip or anything.

The cheesecake I bought at the pickle parade was outstanding. It was really good real creamy and…read morefruity. I will buy it again for the taste but it was a little bit too expensive at $11 per serving. I wonder if they have sugar free options?

From the owner: Local and organic produce. Homemade bread, jelly, baked goods, allergy-free foods, free-range eggs,…read morespecialty foods. Herbs and Texas plants. Artisan handmade soaps, woodcrafts, textiles, metalwork, home decor.

I had an interesting experience at the market! Maybe it was the rain but I think I'll take the…read moredrive into Dallas in the future! I definitely don't want to spend my money at a place that I don't feel welcomed!

I'm missing numerous things from home but one of them is my weekly (4mile) Sunday morning walk to…read moreFarmers Market. I've done it for decades. I think my sister in law was trying to cheer me up by bringing me to the Frisco Farmers Market this morning, but I left feeling even more sad. I'm really not used to having to drive to get to a farmers market and this was a completely different experience. There weren't very many stalls or similar items to mine back home. I'm used to countless tents with fresh flowers, fresh fish, meats, produce, nuts, soups, honey, dates, sprouts, etc. All of the vendors have TONS of fresh samples cut up. There are swarms of people everywhere. I typically leave farmers market not requiring breakfast because I've had so many fresh samples and I walk home with lovely treats and bouquets of flowers wrapped in newspaper. We also have tons of ready made food options, bakers, and endless vendors. This was all together different and extremely underwhelming. I even caught myself missing our regular paparazzi guys, who used to get on my nerves a little. It was odd walking around not seeing anyone stalking the farmers market guests for shots to sell. No A list actors, actresses, athletes, TV execs... It's all together unusual. I purchased a coffee and a couple vegan items from a vendor who said it was his very first day. I don't have any plans on returning to this farmers market even if I bore to death here, but would definitely recommend if you live walking distance as there were a couple options for fresh juices, a lemonade stand that looked tasty, a hand pie lady (with tiny samples, but enough to know she makes a great dough for them) and a few coffee options - which all together could make for a nice visit, just totally not worth driving here for.

Great prices for some really awesome stuff. Citrus to peppers, and even seed potatoes…read more Definitely give it a try!

Owned by the Sayers family for 50+ years. Our family has been going here since it opened. My Mother…read moremade weekly trips for fresh veggies, fruits, nuts , jams, jellies and plenty more. Today they also have a nursery area for plants, herbs & tree's. This is a throwback experience to when produce stands and markets were plenty. A true outdoor roadside market, the folks that work here a helpful and friendly, the last of it's kind around these parts and it beats the prices, freshness, selection of those inside farmers markets. Thank you Sayers Family for the service you provided to Haltom City and the surrounding area.