This market is full of friendly, wonderful vendors and the food trucks are the best! Large walkway…read moreand vendors are not right on top of each other which makes for a more enjoyable experience.

Reasons why I love this market:…read more It's close to my house It's not on a Saturday morning Vendors are always so friendly It's never crowded Compared to other markets, there aren't many vendors. It works for me because it has the basics I always get: fresh herbs, eggs, tea & tamales. I'd love to see more produce but all in all, I think this is a really great little market.

Citadelle's Twilight Farmers Market started up after their summer break a few weeks back. They are…read moreopen Wednesday evenings from 4 - 7pm (until sometime in May). I went last week for the first time, and back again yesterday since it was so good. Most farmer's markets I've been to in Phoenix are generally lame. Mainly because there are 50% or more booths that are selling things like jewelry, knick-knacks or other things that to me belong more at a craft show than a farmer's market. This one, however, is almost all food (the only booth I noticed, other than information, that wasn't food was a table for one of the stores in the plaza). Two or three produce vendors, depending on the week, farm fresh eggs, grass-fed beef, bbq sauce, cider, granola, tamales, etc. etc. My favorite though is the dairy guys with the fresh cheese curds. You'd think you were eating a mouse the way these things squeek! Definitely fresher than the ones at Trader Joes. I am a huge fan of this farmer's market, and am sure all be back plenty of times over the fall/winter. My only minor complaint is that they advertise as Arizona's only farmer's market under the stars...since I pretty sure that the Downtown Market goes on Wednesday night and there is a farmer's market now at Norterra (sucked...see above about non food vendors), it's not even remotely true. 4.9 stars, rounded up!

This was a big farmers market with a lot of vendors. I walked around and there was so much stuff to…read morechoose from. There were homemade butters, sourdough bread, coffee, tea, pressed juice, crafts, books, clothes, and jewelry. And don't forget the fresh fruits and vegetables. There is also hot food and of course it's dog-friendly. There are just too many vendors to name them all. It was nice out and I was luckily able to find parking right away which was lucky because it was packed today. I will definitely come back again and purchase more items. All of the vendors were nice and happy to pass out samples or give info about genie products.

Place is a mess. Too convoluted for someone who is handicapped. While the fresh food offerings were…read morefine others were a disappointment.

I am adding on info about Noble Bread this time from my Oct. 2025 visit:…read moreI'm so glad they come out to Sun City's Farmers Market which is such a pleasant outdoor venue which is where I purchased their baked goods, and with a charming salesperson who could answer all my questions too! The country sliced artisanal naturally leavened bread had a real old timey flavor but was very tough, so unfortunately, I won't be able to get that again since my teeth and jaw couldn't manage it. It's too bad since as you can tell by reading the packaging, it's a great product and is easier on digestion--maybe it was as they defined "middle aged" instead of freshly made that day? I might try again, but since I really enjoyed the pastries, I might play it safe and just get them again. 1) Raspberry Pistachio Danish really smelled so raspberry-ish when I opened the package and I liked the chopped pistachios for their taste and texture and the flaky dough was just as a good Danish should be. 2) Kouign Amann Almond pastry was the best though as the dough had a bit of crisp to it rather than the limper Danish--like the layered dough of phyllo. There was enough filling to satisfy each bite with almondy goodness. Both were not overly sweet which ruins most pastries. I wish the products weren't as pricey as they are and that there would be incentives for purchasing more than one item, items when they are packing up for the day, or day-olds. So many of us in Sun City are on fixed incomes and could really use a little help--maybe if we showed a voucher--even though they couldn't accept it--maybe a little discount could be given....

Really great food venders! merchandise being sold was original and fun. Dog treat venders had…read moreproducts I'm always trying to find! Sunny fun day! Everyone there was fun and kind.

Visited this market several times over the past few months. It is growing and growing. More food…read morevendors now, so glad to see it. The bread was fresh, bagels were great and the jam delish! Enjoyed the honey and micro greens as well. Next week I'll be trying the jerky and some fudge. YUM!!! They may be small still (about 25-30 vendors) but great quality. Definitely going back. Love they are inside for the summer. They are not at the Sports Complex - now on 79th Avenue and T-bird. They need to update.

This is not in any way-shape-or-form a farmer's market. There were approximately twelve to fifteen…read morevendors predominately selling crafts and only TWO actual food tables well, three if you count the local honey table - probable the best of the bunch.There was ONE limited selection slight- wilty but probably just as fresh as the grocery store vegetable table, and ONE 'fresh bread' table but when I reached down to get a loaf, thinking that the moisture droplets against the plastic bag was steam condensing from being fresh baked, the bread was actually cold to the touch and the moisture accumulation was from being refrigerated. I would LOVE a farmer's market in the Arrowhead Ranch area I mean come on! McClendon's Farm is in Peoria for Heavens sake! McClendon! Where is local community spirit? If you can clear accross the valley to sell in east valley markets why not support your own community's efforts? Anyway, as it stands this market isn't worth the 5 minute drive.

July 2025…read more McClendon's...My Saturday morning addiction! If you know, you know...and if you don't know McClendon's yet, let me be the one to lovingly shove you in their direction. I've been shopping with them for years, mostly at the Uptown Farmers Market, and it's become a non-negotiable part of my weekend routine. Their fruits and veggies? On another level. I'm just telling you that once you taste their organic produce, it ruins the grocery store for you. I'm not being dramatic...okay maybe a little...but seriously, everything just tastes better. The carrots are sweeter, the citrus is brighter, and don't even get me started on the herbs. Fresh. Fragrant. Plentiful. I buy more than I need every time because I can't help myself. My fridge is so happy to be filled with all the herbs! It makes cooking seem way less like a chore and more like something wonderful that I get to do! The team is always kind, helpful, and genuinely happy to be there. You feel good shopping with people who care about what they do. Bonus? I actually spend less money here than I do at the store. Significantly less and for a much higher quality of food! It's wild. Totally worth the drive! Bottom line: McClendon's is the gold standard of Arizona farming. Your taste buds will thank you. Your wallet probably will too.

Amazing products grown with alot of care. I worked at a wood Fired Pizza place for a bit. Their…read moreboxed arugula and mixed greens were always top notch.

I purchased a fruit and veggie combo box online as "Everybody's Family Fruit". Process was easy…read more When I went to pick it up, people were very friendly and directed me to where I needed to go, it was a mix of workers/shoppers. I think they could obvi see my confusion. Didn't have to wait long, they loaded it in my car, and thank goodness bc the box was heavy when I was bringing it into my house. Good thing my fingernails were short or I might have chipped a nail. If you're weak like I am, you might want to get help bringing it in your house. It was hot though and I only wanted to make 1 trip so I did it. Anyway, important stuff-good variety of stuff. Some stuff went bad a little bit quickly, but I still used a majority of the items. (Beets and red peppers) Standout items imo - Blackberries- sweet and juicy Corn- super fresh and sweet Avocados- delish Def would purchase again

I got called in for a second interview and a road test. My interview is for 9:00 mind you I already…read moreturned in my DOT card valid I had a cdlb class in Smith defensive driving certification. Waiting a another gentleman comes in signs in after me I've already signed in and personally I feel because he was a light-skinned Mexican descent and the interviewer is a light-skinned Mexican descent I am half black half Mexican she comes to the counter looks at the list I'm first in a list appointment at 9:00 and calls him also I would like to add that as he was signing in to ask what he was there for and they said road test and the second interview calls him back there then 10 minutes later he comes sits down she calls me back there and says we only have one person testing today that actually administers the driving test and he is going to do him first and it takes 30 minutes so can you wait 45 minutes I said my appointment was at 9:00 I was here first you skipped me that is very unprofessional she said oh he was supposed to do his road test 3 days ago he did not have his DOT card yet but I did and scheduled for 9:00 and you put me on the back burner for him not filling out his paperwork or doing the correct thing and on the site of the job it said Dot card is part of the qualifications to having the job please somebody inform me and tell me what is going on

The Blue Rooster is such a gem! A place where you can easily spend a couple of hours without even…read morerealizing it. Whether you're there for the food, the vibe, or to catch up with a friend, it's got something for everyone. There are tons of fun photo spots, a hat-making station, and plenty of toys and games for all ages. The food is amazing! The Blue Rooster honey butter and sourdough are absolute musts. If the sourdough looks sold out, just ask - they'll usually bring more out. The fresh pizza is great, and the coffee and lemonade pair perfectly with it. Don't sleep on the pickles either - they're so good! They also have plant starts right now - cherry tomatoes, cucumbers, and more ($5). As someone who shops organic, I found everything well-priced, often about the same or even a little less than Sprouts or Whole Foods. Everything's fresh, local, and never waxy or overprocessed. The whole area is shaded and super comfortable, so it doesn't get nearly as hot as you'd expect. All in all, The Blue Rooster is a lovely spot -- welcoming, relaxed, and full of small details that make it special. Highly recommend checking it out!

Great farmers market. They have all kinds of vegetables, eggs, honey, and more…read more The whole garden is open for visitors to walk around and see the chickens and pigs. They have a store with merch and can foods, a big space for kids to play and they even have toys and corn hole boards. I saw they sell pizza freshly made in a brick over and it looked delicious but I didn't see the menu or prices. Also I didn't see the eggs for sale maybe it's because they were sold out. Also I didn't know who is an employee here there was no one at the coffee stand, not the gift shop. Only employee I saw was the cashier but he was very quiet plus was busy with other customers. But nice place to visit and walk around.