Found this gem driving down Red Arrow on a weekend away. So glad we turned in. This is a wonderful…read morefarmers market. Parking is free but can be kind of a cluster. Products and vendors are local, prices were very good. I bought a very large bag of all kinds of veggies, melons and peaches for under $20.00. There was a band, animals for adoption from the local shelter, water and grilled corn available for sale. Some crafty items but not too much. I plan to stop back when I am in town again.

I just can't pass up one of these. Nice selection of Michigan produce, prices are a tad high, but…read morethe quality is very high. Parking a sedan with low clearance is a bit problematic, even more-so than in Milwaukee suburbs, everyone here drives Urban Assault Vehicle size SUVs and Pick-Up trucks and there isn't a regular paved parking lot.

I love the variety of dry goods and the mix of interesting and staple foods Dussel's offers. The…read moreambiance feels like a charming country gift shop, with greenhouses full of healthy, beautiful plants, flowers, fruit trees, and even a selection of mulch. The Mother's Day hanging basket my mom received from here this year is still going strong, and she adores it. The service is excellent, with friendly young ladies bustling around to help everyone, always cheerful and ready to lend a hand.

A wonderful gem! Great plants, flowers, gifts, and specialty grocer. The produce is always so…read morefresh. We look forward to peaches, melons tomatoes and sweet corn. You are always welcomed with a Hello and smile!

This Farmers' Market is the perfect distance from my house for a Saturday Morning run. It's also a…read moregreat reason to get up and get your Saturday morning going. If you're looking for your standard market goodness, it can probably be found here. On top of that there's a few more unique vendors including a "Cheese Lady", chocolate covered bacon, Sinsational Cookies and more. If you're looking for fresh fruits and veggies, but someone else you're with just won't have any of those, rest assured they'll have a few sugary goods to select from as well. There's also a playground for small children on the backside of the market, which makes it easy to bring the family! This location is about 1/3 the size of the Bank St. market (from what I've been told) which isn't necessarily a bad thing, but may not be what some new folks might expect. The only downside to a smaller market is that there are fewer price points to select from for your produce. Other than that it's a great place!

One of the best around! Very clean and a wonderful atmosphere. No dogs allowed. One old Busker…read more Asiago makes omlettes. And there is BBQ available by Three Guys Smokin. (I am pretty sure thats there names)

Not as big as some farmers markets. Overall good. Lots of different options and variety.read more

As we were in the area for a Warren Dunes vacation, my wife and I decided to check out the St…read more Joseph Farmer's Market. I am so glad we went! Parking was surprisingly easy, and once we got started, it was a block and a half of a good time. Now, we did not buy much, but we did enjoy seeing everything and talking to a few people. We were especially excited to buy fruit directly from the farmers! I got a bunch of peaches and nectarines, and let me say I have never in my life tasted such good fruit! I also tried the homemade strawberry & rhubarb pie, and bought the homemade honey with cinnamon. I also especially liked how the Farmer's Market overlooked Silver Beach. It was a nice time, and I look forward to going back before the Farmer's Market season ends this year! Shopping variety............A+ Prices................................B Ambiance........................A+ Customer Service...........A+

Portage's Vs Kalamazoo's Farmer Market…read more Portage's is a little more upscale than Kalamazoo's. The produce is well arranged and has more pleasing aesthetics. The chalk signs give it a quaint feel. Portage's seemed to be less busy than Kalamazoo's. There were a few of the same vendors (ex. the cheese, the chips/salsa/tamale and the popcorn vendor) and a few that were unique. Kalamazoo has way more food trucks and more "hand made" non-food items. Kalamazoo's is definitely bigger and has a larger variety of produce vendors. Winner: Kalamazoo's Farmers Market

Portage market has gotten soooo much better! I alway love a good farmers market, fresh fruits and…read moreveggies, food trucks, the community coming together. It's an amazing feeling. Portage market started out so small, it's grown so fast! They even have sarkozy bakery ! Who can go wrong with that?? I love bringing my kids, letting them pick out what they want. You can use food stamps and they are doubled up, spend $20 in food stamps, get $40 in double up coins. I've been coming for this market for year. Just love it !

Love the South Bend Farmer's Market! The cafe inside is phenomenal. They use vendors from the…read moremarket for their menu. A bunch of classics and some new specials like a smothered waffle which was so great! Great way to spend a Saturday morning.

This is a nice market with a lot of vendors. A good stop while in South Bend. I like the coffee…read moreshop that can grind different coffees for you.

We love the Goshen Farmers Market. The people are exceedingly friendly, the baked goods are amazing…read moreand the meat/produce is fresh and local. Our soon to be three year old loves it too. She has her favorite booths and at least one of them knows her by name. For part of the year (the warmer part) they are open on Tuesdays too and have a couple specials. One is the "sprouts" program for kids. It's free and upon entering, kids are given two wooden tokens to be used at a few booths for a cup or blueberries or an apple or whatever they have that day. Also on Tuesdays, the bakery makes brick oven pizza that you need to try!

I literally go to this market every time I am in Goshen. You will find an abundance of the most…read morebeautiful vegetables and flowers during the summer and fall months and winter vegetables, dried flowers bouquets, pottery, and much more during the colder months. The local and Amish vendors are super nice and make everyone feel so very welcome.

The farmers market in Kalamazoo is amazing. Wonderful live music, great food amazing produce,…read morelovely bathrooms. Such an amazing space for all ages. Everyone is so helpful and gracious, excellent service!

Farmer's market a tually surprised me! Nice size, variety of items offered, food trucks were also…read moreavailable. Had some very pretty fruits and vegetables, baked good looked very appetizing. We did get some fresh asparagus, it was so good! Also tried a few cherry pies, crust and filling were both very good. We have been back and bought some more of each. We went twice while in Kalamazoo!

A real farm experience! Great, fresh, and local fruit, produce, and other items! Really helpful…read moreand kind staff. The store is located right on the farm near the orchards and fields...a beautiful and natural setting.

Bixby's Farms is fantastic. Their farm stand has such a great fresh selection of locally grown…read moreproduce PLUS they have an amazing selection of Salsas, Jams, and Fruit Butters all made with fruit grown right on the FARM! Strawberry season is a fun time to head to Bixby for their u-pick! From May (strawberry season) to the fall (apple season) they always have what I am looking for.

07/25/26 - We stopped in @ the South Haven Fruit Market on the way home. It was a perfect day to…read morebe outside sunny & weather in the low 70'z. Timing is everything being in the right place @ the right time. Nice market in the middle of town. We picked up some peaches & corn on the cob. Besides the produce they had vendors selling nuts, sausages....Nice market located right near the center of town. South Haven is a beautiful little town located about 2 1/2 hrs from Chicago that I tend to gravitate to

fabulous place. soooo many great diversified vendors…read more cajun sausage a must try. my 5 th year of using this saisage.