I was having breakfast in town and I jumped on yelp to look for a near by farmers market and…read morenothing was close so as I drove out of town to my next stop I saw the farmers market, no yelp presence so I'm adding them with some pictures. The farmers market is in downtown next to the library that has a free parking lot that was full. This is your typical farmers market with lots of fresh vegetables and next to no fruits but I did find a peach stand. The peaches were $10 a bag so I hope that they are really good because it's about $3.77 a pound. The market had a bbq stand and a cafe to snack on while you're there which I didn't have because I just left my breakfast spot. Nothing really grabbed me except the peaches so I didn't leave empty handed. I saw meat stands, dairy stands, fresh eggs, popcorn, jewelry, chiropractics, honey, root veggies, baked goods, cheese, flowers, soaps etc etc. This was a nice find and a well rounded farmers market but my standard complaint, very little fresh fruit because I always have fresh fruit at home more than veggies.

About half the folks there were wearing masks last time I went, which was a bit off putting. There…read moreis a good mix of vendors- cheese, fruit, flowers, veggie and meat. I even got my knives sharpened! I think 2 things are missing 1) music- some form of music would be great 2) Coffee ( and donuts?). I love waking around perusing the wares with a good cup of joe in my hand!

Whoa, this was an incredibly fun experience and I can't wait to return in the spring! The whole…read moremarket rolls in one direction, and was crowded with people, which made it hard at times to keep up, but you can hop out of line and stop to shop, then hop back into the flow of things. Bring tote bags for all the treasures you will buy, cash/card, and good walking shoes as this is a big market that covers a wide space. The flowers were other-worldly and got me started on a dahlia quest that I have not yet recovered from. Now I want to grow gardens and gardens of just dahlias! Loved the cheese stands, too. And all the beautiful fruits and vegetables. I visited in late August/early September, so I am not sure what it is like in the spring, but definitely by late summer it is HOPPING! Loved it.

You can't beat this farmers market. We live in MKE and make the drive several times during the…read moreseason. This market gets busy, fast. By 10 am it will be wall to wall people so if a crowd is not your jam--get there early. We like start around 6:30-7am and it's perfect.

A very quaint farm store with food, juice, and coffee/tea offering during the morning and early…read moreafternoon hours. Both indoor and outdoor seating and a very peaceful setting. Bonus - they also have a local pilates studio next door

Today, I would like to highlight their Night on the Farm event, which is held every month in the…read moresummer. This is a blast and has so much to enjoy, starting with the cost. Tickets are $15 to enter, but there is no parking cost. Bring your chairs, blankets, and kids (with toys) and stake out a spot to relax for the evening. There are a few picnic tables also, if you can grab one first. Our group of 7 adults tried every food option, which included Mexican (fantastic!), stone-fired pizza (great and unique), and burgers with sides, washed down with drinks, all for sale. There is a "no bring-in" drinks policy, but I did learn they do not sell any sodas. There is live music, and we enjoyed Stone Bank Barn Burners, which are 7 musicians who love what they do, and they do it well! Dancing is encouraged. Bring the kids. There is a sand play area and open grass for them to run and play safely. We brought a small table and a card game. What fun! Don't forget to go into the Stone Bank Farm store. There is a lot to choose from, including local meat, wines, cheeses, smoothies, and so much more. The store is open outside of the Night events. Tickets are available a few weeks before the events, so watch the site for when you can reserve your spots. We have enjoyed other farm nights in the area, but have to admit this one is our favorite. The vibe is great, the music is cool, and the entire evening just fun. The gardens are worth walking through to see the super fresh and healthy produce that is available for purchase.

Best mushrooms at farmer's market. I look for their stand every Saturday…read more Fresh, tasty, and can last in the fridge for most of the week. Absolute must!

Cute little garlic farm. I went for "opening day" today, and even though the garlic powder was…read moresold out already we got some nice smelling heads of garlic and a planting kit that the wee one is excited for. It was basically like a stall at a farmer's market, but I understand that when there isn't a quarantine it's a little more elaborate. Didn't see the fields where the garlic is planted though. There was a cute little garden to walk through. If you want more cute pics go across Q to Spectacular Sculpture. Staff was super friendly and helpful, and all wore masks. Masks were required for customers too. Most of the customers seemed like they'd been coming for years. I plan to join them.

This stand does a wonderful job of having fresh produce and they're very nice people.read more

This is the best Farm Produce I have encountered. It's close to my house and the best tomatoes,…read morejuiciest plums, peaches, nectarines, bicolor corn, green peppers, pickles and I could go on and on. Prices are reasonable and people are friendly. They don't hang on you as you look around, either.

I absolutely adore this farmers market. There's a wonderful variety of booths and every worker is…read moredelightful to be around. They are very efficient in putting out the best products. The atmosphere makes for a perfect morning.

I've been going to the Waukesha Farmer's market for years now, and I always have a nice time…read more But most importantly...BRING CASH! Only a handful of vendors accept credit cards or Apple Pay. It's probably a good idea to bring at least $20.00 if you plan on stocking up on produce. The produce is always so fresh and flavorful. I'd highly recommend getting some sugar snap peas when the summer season rolls around. They are so sweet and crunchy. I've also bought many other things like cheese curds, honey, maple syrup, flowers, and baked goods. Everything is such great quality. Parking can be difficult to find, so I'd recommend going to the farmer's market right when it opens. You'll also get better pick of the produce if you head there right at 8:00 a.m. The farmers market was located along the river years ago and I wish they still held it there. The parking lot that it is currently held in can get a little cramped. You're also ushered clockwise around the loop, so you can't really go back to a booth without making another whole lap.

I need to start this off by saying what gets me to the farmers market is breakfast. I am absolutely…read moreobsessed with the breakfast pizza from Cedar Teeth pizza. I get there right at 8am and beeline to that stand. They give you a pager while you wait which gives me time to do a lap or two around the market. I have purchased beets, potatoes, zucchini and cherries this season but it's not something I get every market like the pizza. There are other great food vendors there too like the National Cafe and Press Waffles. Only a few more markets left for the season!

This market is my Saturday morning tradition from June through October. Each week, I get to see…read moreneighbors and friends, babies, dogs, the curious, and the connoisseur -- all jostling, joking, greeting, and scouting. Good food, options abound for those who want breakfast, brunch, or lunch. My weekly purchases are driven by the season, the hard-working vendors, and my fellow shoppers. From berries and lettuce in the spring to squash and kale in the fall, this market never fails me. I do notice that some days I come with the solid shopping list in mind, only to be inspired by the fresh produce to change my weekly menus. Yesterday I got fresh eggs, aged cheese, radishes, green beans, mushrooms, cauliflower, a brisket sandwich, Flowers, and other odds and ends. I'd also make a specific shout out to the Door County fruit vendor that never fails to bring a smile to my face.

I ventured over to Hilldale to meet my roommate and her bf to shop at Hilldale and didn't realize…read morethere was a Farmer's Market in the parking lot across from Macy's. There were a lot of great vendors and I didn't feel claustrophobic like I usually am at the capitol. Lots of vendors with flowers. No cheesy bread, but it's okay. I am definitely coming here from now on...

Sometimes I'm in the mood for the madness that is the downtown farmer's market, but usually I just…read morewant a couple tomatoes. If you just need a couple tomatoes and maybe some herbs, eggplant, lettuce, eggs, peppers, flowers but don't need 17 different kinds of pickled veggies, this is the farmer's market for you. And by the way, the egg guy will sell you just one single egg if that's all you need for the scones you're making.