All I can say is woah! This place is no joke! There's so many vendors, almost over whelming but in…read morea good way. Really didn't know what I was going to be walking into but for anyone going to check it out it's lots of produce, Mexican products, and additional pop up vendors in the back with an assortment of other small business type hobby vendors. Everyone was pretty friendly, for that many booths and stuff it felt clean. I would love to come back now that I know what specifically I'd be looking for in mind. I'd rather shop here for produce items versus the grocery store.

Not a very diverse experience in the market produce area. I came here to get some soursop, which…read moreno one had. This is mainly a Hispanic and Asian place with vendors who chose to speak Spanish to other Spanish speaking customers and ignore us English speakers. So we left to get tamales. We decided to have lunch at the Original Tamale joint and the food was absolutely delicious. The service was also great and the food options were plentiful. There's also a little sauce bar to have with your food on site. No lids for the sauce cups provided at the bar. There's plenty of outdoor and indoor seating with music playing to add to the atmosphere's enjoyment. I got quesadillas, tacos and tamales...all were great!

Heights Farmer's Market has quickly become a popular destination on the second and fourth Sundays…read moreof the month (9am -1pm). While there are a couple of farmer's stands with fresh produce, nuts and dairy, I would say most stands sell prepared food items. There's a wide range of items from fresh baked bread, salsas, kombucha, donuts and more. There's also several coffee vendors to grab a nice beverage to sip while strolling the booths. Parking is very limited for this market. Expect to park on a neighboring street (be sure to pay attention to parking signs) and walk a couple of blocks to reach the market. Another solid option is to walk or bike in from the heights bayou trial. This is a great option to get a little exercise and reduce congestion in the area. Overall, a great market! Don't forget a reusable shopping tote and bring some cash if you can!

FAVORITE VENDOR: Miya's Munchies. Her pot pies are fantastic. Not to be missed!…read more This market is held the second and fourth Sunday of every month. Rain or shine. If you want to be certain, check their events website (https://www.heightsmercantile.com/events) for upcoming dates. Parking was a slight inconvenience, had to find something on a residential street nearby. Nice market, on the small side. Grabbed a few awesome products -- local honey from Bee2Bee, seafood pot pies from Miya's Munchies (she's got both frozen pies and hand pies), and some gluten-free sourdough bread from Leven. Everything was good but like I mentioned above, the pot pies from Miya's are amazing. My one complaint would be the lack of produce. Only spotted one vendor with a relatively small selection. You can always head to the Houston Farmer's Market on Airline Drive, which is open daily. They have loads of produce. Maybe this goes without saying but it gets brutally hot. Parts of the market were in direct sun so please be safe. Water and sun protection. Leven bakery sells fresh coconuts to sip from. They're very refreshing but too small to share (and priced at $8 each). Might be a good idea to bring some water from home.

Stopped by for the 5th anniversary of this Farmers market .Met Santa here for photos .They even had…read morean ice skating rink set up.St Arnold's and Bang energy drinks were giving out full size samples Tons of tents there for face painting for kiddos, local honey and brisket. Absolutely worth coming 1st Sunday of the month .

There were a lot more vendors this trip and that made it better. Two coffee roasters just like…read morelast time. We picked up some nice pecans from Watkins Farms in Cameron, TX, they're very good. Scored a couple bags of whole coffee beans from District Coffee Roasters, my favorite is the Whiskey Whisperer coffee reserve..amazing aroma and flavor. I get some very time i hit this market....it's that good.

I enjoyed stopping by and walking through all the stalls on a Saturday last month! A friend and I…read morewanted to see what all the buzz was at the parking lot after driving by. It was not a particularly busy day for the farmers market but we had a nice time strolling along and seeing the variety of produce, handmade pasta, baked goods, and other items for sale! We stopped by one booth for a sample which had packaged Indian curries that can be easily boiled as a meal for one. At $10 we found them rather steep, but quite tasty! There was also a dumpling booth that seemed quite popular. This is a nice farmers market perfect for a relaxed stroll on a Saturday! Very family-friendly and a nice mix of local Houston finds.

Ill come back for one man's eggs and discounts on one stand's meats...however, small bushel of…read morelettuce for $6, a few green onions for $4...guys, c'mon, do not think so...vendors seem to be price gouging the area, pretty sad.

This is such a lovely Farmer's Market. It's so calming and relaxing. Yes, it's a market with…read moreveggies and fruit, but they offer so much more. The range of vendors is unique. I spotted one vendor selling goat milk and another a ray of bread like jalapeno, raisin, and sourdough. Also, they had food vendors on-site. My favorite was Don Jorge, who used chamoy sauce and condiments on everything. I got his chips with olive oil and his fruit drink with a sprinkle of spice. I must say the chamoy made the taste even better. Charleston Kitchen Pies sold out quickly. I was actually going to purchase the display, which was a bourbon pecan and eggnog rum sweet potato pie. Gumbo Now Vendor and Pain Train Salsa, where I tasted their avocado sauce with their Tortilla Chips, is one of many vendors. It's a nice farmer's market and shouldn't be missed. If you come out, there's a huge park for the children to run around and for you to sit on the benches relaxing or eating a taco or chicken biscuit sandwich; there's really so much out here. Parking is plentiful on-site and street.

This market has a very pleasant ambiance (although the live music mentioned by other reviewers was…read morenowhere to be found). Ultimately, I wasn't very impressed by the selection, specifically in regards to produce. I came mainly to stock up on produce but all the vendors had very similar stock. Very little fruit. I saw quite a few sellers of bread/baked goods. Friendly vendors. If you've got kids, there's a nice playground right next to the market. Swings, sandbox, etc.

Great market variety of vendors artfood drink DJ. Most weekends and the occasional festival …read more Vendors super helpful & friendly. Big car park close. Reasonable prices. Great choice for a Sunday afternoon..

This market has been slowly gaining in popularity since it launched in 2015. Located on the artsy…read moreand colorful Esplanade along Navigation, this market is open year-round - but only on Sundays. It's not a food/produce/meats heavy farmers market like many others in Houston, but you will find some local farmers selling produce, eggs, CSA boxes, and pre-packaged meals. And you will find a lot of artists goods/gifts and unique purveyors: dog food/treats, soaps, jewelry, bagged coffee, barbecue sauces, Indian food... If you are ever on the hunt for a locally-made and unique gift for a friend, check out this market on a Sunday. I recently bought a handful of gifts for a friend's birthday (and a purse for myself!). On a hot summer day, like the present, they have industrial fans blowing in every direction; they also have live music (sometimes mariachis on holidays). The newly placed shipping containers house permanent shops that are open beyond the market hours, so you're able to check them out on different days of the week, including Perry Ideas and Rasa Libre Coffee (they sell buñuelos, too!) I think as the crowd grows in size, more food and produce vendors will pop up. Support this market on a future Sunday, and then pop over to Ninfa's for some margaritas and brunch.

Why 5 stars? Because this was a fun family outing…read more --- --- --- I drove by Atkinson Farm a year or two ago and always had it in the back of mind as a place to visit, ever since. Recently, we saw them share on Facebook that they had some strawberries ready for picking and we basically hopped out of bed and headed over there. You pay $3 per person and $2 per bucket to enter. My wife waited in life while I took our son to play on the playground, which he really enjoyed. Once she was done, we headed back to the strawberries. There were several areas you could choose from, and it was pretty obvious which areas had been picked over already and which hadn't. Some sections would only have a few decent strawberries, while others were full of only the biggest and brightest. We nearly filled up two buckets and it was only $24. Sure, we had to pick them and wash them, but we had enough strawberries to last us an eternity. And they were pretty tasty too. The market where you pay for the berries after also had other various produce items and meats. I added on a jar of pickles on top of the strawberry haul. We will probably have to make this an annual tradition!

The strawberries had no flavor. Zero. I could not believe I had just picked two baskets full and…read morewhen I got them home and cleaned and tasted them (many of them as I thought it must be just a few like that), but none I tasted and none I gave to family members to taste had any flavor. The next time I pick strawberries you can bet I'll be tasting them in the field.

So happy we stopped here on our way back from Galveston. They had a great selection of anything you…read morecould think of. Herbs, tea, produce, and more. Everyone was very nice and helpful. It was nice to walk around even on a hot day. It wasn't busy at all on a Monday afternoon. Wish we lived closer as I would love to come back and support the vendors here. I definitely recommend. Great quality service and goods!!

It's a small farmers market but well kept clean and cute. We…read morewere here on a Tuesday so lots of food (restaurants) were closed. There was only one restaurant opened but the food was not good. The market was open but partially. I guess it would be best to come on the weekends where is fully operated.

Journeyed up there mainly for the raw milk. However there is a process with that does't matter…read morethough I would go back for the fresh farm eggs and bacon. The parking is a little tight so I would suggest going earlier to when they open up. It seems like its very community like there most of the customers seemed to know each other as well as the owner. So when I entered in (looking somewhat lost) the owner was kind enough to walk me through what was where and answer any questions I had. The fresh eggs and bacon were enough for me to come out again however they have so much selection fresh veggies, beef bacon (didn't even know that was a thing). The site is on the main page so I would suggest checking that out ahead of making your trip out here. The owner and staff were engaging and helped me with my selections. The staff was helpful and patient with all my questions which made it easier to make selections and make hurried choices. If you want to try out some fresh farm food I highly recommend Victoria's Natural Market especially the bone chicken broth (they have a beef broth), bacon, and farm eggs.

I have been a loyal customer here for many years! They never disappoint with the best fruit,…read morevegetables, breads, eggs, yogurt, meat, bone broth... the list goes on and on. If you are looking for healthy organic food this is your place! The people here are so helpful and friendly and will guide you to whatever you need. It is so cheery and bright with beautiful food you can't help but enjoy it!

April 24, 2023 I've…read morelived in Galveston 10+ years and I've finally made it out here Came by for fresh blueberries, herbs and mints. Met one of the owners, Renee Hillman who opened this farm to the public in 2006; sweet lady. The Hillman family are well known in these parts from farms to everything fish/marine life. This farm is beautiful and no doubt, lots of work; I'm very appreciative to them. Today, I enjoyed picking blueberries, herbs and various mints I didn't know existed but am so excited to taste. I'll definitely be a regular from now on. Support farmers. But local.

We love the Orchard!! We have been many times, and love it each time…read more This week (Spring Break) they had "Kidding around with baby goats:" 11 Nigerian Dwarf Goats that were 1-2 weeks old, bunnies, and chickens! They have a playground, and a pop up shop filled with assortments of tomato plants and herbs, homemade goat milk soap, freshies, cowboy candy & jam for sale! All of these products are handmade from ingredients found at the farm! We had the best tour guide for the hayride, Mr. Wilson. Mrs. Renee was in the pen with the goats, and letting a few lucky people bottle feed 2 babies. Melinda was helpful and nice in the pop up shop tent. Nothing was ready to be harvested yet, but we will be back in a few weeks for blueberries.