Wut! We were camping…read morenear Dillon and looking for something to do. I happened to find the Dillon Farmer's Market online and so we headed over. So glad we did! Maybe the raddest farmer's market in Colorado. This was YUGE. Tons of vendors. Tons of food and coffee options. Live music. Yup, live music. And of course the jaw dropping beauty of the Rocky Mountains as a backdrop. Do it.

Trust me: this is the best farmers market in Colorado! I pinky promise. :)…read more They have the best variety of vendors, insane mountain view's, and great bites. It has moved to the local park area and is very well set up. There is plenty of nearby free parking available. My favorite vendor is pines nut butter, it's worth every penny! Do yourself a favor and get out here on Fridays and enjoy! Pro tip: bring a blanket with and enjoy a picnic in the green space just steps away from the market with your goodies after you shop!

A great seasonal farmers market that just adds to the overall charm of EP as my favorite mountain…read moretown. Lots of vendors (mostly food, no complaints there) with tons of friendly faces. Love to come here for the kettle corn and pastry vendors - always leave with a bag groaning under the weight of all we bought! Parking - park across the river at the free garage, or sometimes there is parking at the visitors center.

Great assortment of items, and everyone was super friendly and helpful! Helps that the weather is…read morenice and it's in a convenient location. We got the popcorn which was tasty. I only wish we lived in town!

Wow. So good. We had our dog with us so we had to eat at one of the small outdoor tables but the…read morewaitress kept coming out to check on us. The cinnamon bun is not to be missed. We took a peach pie home with us too and it was loaded with palisades peaches.

I absolutely love this place in Beaver Creek! They used to have a different name (I believe it was…read morea Columbine cafe) so I was afraid that they don't exist anymore as it has been a while since my last visit but I was happy to find that they actually combined and expanded to a store next door (the store is still there as well with some cool and unique local produce). The food is delicious as it has this nice European fee and you can take some goodies with you. Highly recommend for breakfast/lunch once you are in the area.

Farmers Market on a Saturday afternoon was busy and a great area to shop and have lunch! Tons of…read morevendors from vegetables, microgreens, honey, apples, pretzels & pastries and 4-5 food vendors tucked in the corner with a sitting area to enjoy your lunch. Had good vibes and closely to the park which is convenient for those with kids!

Great farmers market great grocery essentials and vendors are consistently there. The non-grocery…read morevendors are unique, which makes me happy.

Great locals market. Lots of fresh Colorado grown produce, quality products and food vendors…read more Bring the family and the dog.

This is a brilliant idea and exactly what this valley needs. I love the fact that you can order…read morelocally sourced fresh fruit and veggies from local farms and have them delivered straight to your door, all for an affordable price! Everybody wins with this service, small businesses and the consumer.

From the owner: All The Good Stuff is your year-round farmers market experience in Edwards, CO! We’re a locally…read moreowned specialty store featuring fresh, seasonal produce, artisanal foods, and small-batch goods sourced from Colorado farmers, ranchers, and makers. From farm-fresh eggs and pasture-raised meats to handcrafted pantry staples and unique gifts, every item is handpicked with care. Whether you're stocking up on weekly essentials, grabbing a cozy homemade meal, or looking for the perfect local gift, we've got you covered. Stop by and discover the best of local, all in one place!

Always purchased at Vail Farmers Market, I'm sad to report (I can't find a most appropriate site…read morefor this review and) I'm low on my Loredana's Il Mezzogiorno tapenade. The Jalapeño Marinated Asiago is gone entirely. Initially I felt those forlorn feelings the great pioneers must have suffered when provisions were low and a blizzard or miscreants blocked an easy ride for essentials to the general store. Loredana's prepossessing symphonies of ingredients delight the tastebuds beyond belief! Note: I just used an exclamation point (very uncharacteristic), but Loredana's is to be celebrated, revered and repurchased - again and again. Vail Farmers Market is lucky to have these and other amazing vendors and I'm fortunate to have learned I can have their exceptional product any time and will be shipping from their website. Just delightful. Thank you Loredana's and thank you VFM for introducing me to their life-changing products. :) https://loredanas-llc.square.site

Not a true farmer's market. A fun place to go and look around, but that fun let's check out all the…read moredifferent produce stands part is not there. There are more booths for clothing, accessories, and things. I did like the gentleman at Kream Kimchi who had some really great kimchi and variations of it!

Once again, this small town place simply amazes. Every year, just before Halloween, my family and I…read moremake the drive up to Evergreen to shop this little farmers market/pumpkin patch. It's owned and operated by a man named JP and he is as old school, down to earth as they come. Today I bought six huge pumpkins, oatmeal cooking. A lemon bar, green chili, soap, peanuts, some sodas and a few pie pumpkins. I love the feel of this place as well as its location. The friendly banter with JP is always fun and there is some real pride of ownership involved in this place. If you're looking for a real Halloween feel when shopping for pumpkins... Bypass King Soopers and stop at this great locally owned pumpkin patch.

I stopped by on my way home from a hike in the area. Loved how everything was set up & decorated!…read moreVery cute! I bought 2 palisade peaches & some chocolate. The chocolate was great! I had 1 of the peaches today. It definitely is not worth $4.99 a lb. Not juicy & just very dull. I'm hoping the other peach is better.

Came here to get lunch on a Saturday and was blown away by their tacos! Finally found some great…read moreMexican food in Colorado!!!! I had the Taco plate which let's you pick 2 tacos and comes with rice and beans. For the tacos I chose the El pastor and the chicken adobo. Both were super yummy. The chicken adobo was definitely on the spiced side but still amazing! The rice and beans were also super tasty. I highly recommend going on a nice day and you can sit at the picnic tables. You can also get the food to go. I'll definitely be coming back here next time I'm in Boulder!

Just an update--I've continued dropping in on the food truck periodically. I'm a flexitarian and I…read morehave made a lot of ...flexible decisions at the Diaz food truck because their meat unbelievably delicious. I'm making my way down the entire menu. The mole is next!

As a visitor to the area this was such a vibrant gathering of friendly and enthusiastic retail,…read morefood, beverage and entertainment all in one spot. Such a great representation of locally produced produce food. Loved the beer and wine from the area. Our favorites were the hot sauces and the French pastries, wow! Definitely recommended for locals and visitors!

This market is lovely in many ways. It's run by the same organization as Boulder's. It's vibrant…read morewith a lot of booths and activities including a kids play area and musicians while people eat. My beef is with the board and how they've treated a vendor I've purchased from for many years. I started buying olives, olive oil, and vinegar from Karl at Healthy Harvest in Golden at the farmers market there. He's been selling at Boulder and Longmont for years also. Suddenly, about two years ago, the Board arbitrarily decided that HH couldn't sell their olive oils at the markets anymore! You can't grow olives here. That's just a fact. They get single sourced oils from Tuscany and Greece and package them. It was fine at these two markets until suddenly it wasn't. That was bad enough, but now I saw a competing company selling at the market! This is seeming like a personal vendetta now that is hurting a good local, family-run company. I've tried to talk to the board chairman of these markets and get dismissed. Their arguments don't make logical sense. They compare olive oil to bananas. Ugh, no. And especially if they allow a competitor to sell. I don't go as often now to this market, and think people ought to know that the current board has issues that are counterproductive. It's too bad because otherwise it's the best market I've attended. They need to stop with the personal games and work to make these markets more welcoming for good local farms and companies.