This is a true Farmers market with fresh fruits and vegetables. There are vendors with handcrafted…read moregoods and a number of food trucks. Nice place to have the pup sniff around. I do vote to make it bigger!

Happened to visit this Farmer's Market location twice in the past 3 years and can honestly say that…read moremost of the vendors sell freshly farmed fruits and veggies, produce wise! I am also a fan of the Chips and Salsa from Niño Blanco! Tasted the Spicy and Vampire ones, but they are not that spicy, at least not for me. To others, they may be spicy in flavor, but I expected more spiciness... The Sweet Cherries are SO good from one of the fruit and veggie vendors! The Raspberries are tasty from Hayton Farms as well. Got to see some other food vendors - CHINESE, Coffee Stands, Freshly baked pastries, etc. There were other vendors who were selling some arts and craft stuff. Overall, enjoyed walking around and seeing the different tent stands...

Just got home from opening day of the Kent Farmers Market! I've lived in the Kent area for the…read morebetter portion of my life, and I don't think I've ever been... The market takes place right near the big fountain and the Kent Library. It takes up one whole street, so it's nothing in comparison to Kent Cornucopia Days but I mean, it's just a weekly market so don't expect it to be bigger than it is. There's a good variety of vendors - tons of stands sporting local produce, local food products, and several stands with people who make all sorts of products ranging from soaps to baby clothes! There's a ton to look at. There's also several stands that have the type of flowers that you'd find at Pike Place - the arrangements are GORGEOUS and pretty big! The most expensive ones cost $15 - which is a hell of a deal in my opinion! You won't spend hours at the Kent Farmers Market but it's a great place to swing through on your Saturday morning before starting your day. Who doesn't love to support local?!

Do you need some veggies, maybe some Christmas plants, or even a tree? Would you like to also see a…read morecamel and get a selfie in front of some curated Christmas displays at the same time? This is your place. Fun stop for the holidays. Also picked up some of the local-made products such as salsa and honey. Trying the mango salsa this time (mild) as well as the salsa+bean dip. Spouse likes the tortilla chips. Also trying the blackberry honey this time - sure to be delicious.

My family and I have purchased fresh fruits and vegetables at this store over the past few years…read moreand have enjoyed the organic produce foods very much. We like to get freshly picked apples, blueberries, strawberries, jalapeños, cucumbers, peaches, cabbage, lettuce, carrots, and corn. In the Summer time, the store has freshly made Mango Peach Salsa and Tortilla Chips that we regularly get as well. The plants and soil are reasonably priced at this store location, so we like visiting this store for those reasons.

Good location more people know that 1st week was visited I liked and happy…read moreWith beautiful flowers and fresh vegetables and some hot food Also with music make people enjoy

I can get farm fresh fruits and vegetables, supporting small farms such as Amador farms! Best…read morequality produce. I got a huge head of red leaf lettuce I ended up splitting it into half to share with family and it was so reasonably priced! I've gotten fresh local honey from Sidhu farms to help with my seasonal allergies. Fresh flowers, to brighten my day. This past weekend they had shred trucks and passed out two cloth face masks for free. And the Ruca Mexican food truck has superb food that is quality and delicious. Owner always wants feedback and if something is wrong to let them know so they can fix whatever it is. They call you by name and make you feel like a friend. Love the kettle corn, who doesn't right (: I love having our own farmers market in Federal Way. Of course face masks are required and social distancing is required. Everybody seems to abide well and haven't experienced any negativity.

The Market ends at 2 PM sharp! We were late and saw lots of great flower stands, crafts, and even a…read morebeef company packing up. The market is located right by Kent Station Shopping and the public library making it a great weekend 'destination' close to home.

Have started going to this farmer's market instead of the one in Federal Way. They have the…read moreRoasted Corn Stand (See seperate review) which I LOVE, tamales (which were good but not great), lots of free samples (and they aren't stingy). They don't have a lot of produce. Prices on produce a bit high. I paid $2.99lb for peaches and they weren't spectacular. They carousel is nearby as is Kent Station - makes for a nice Saturday afternoon outing. And as previously stated, they close at 2pm (which is way to early IMO).

I had the best Seattle dog that i had in over ten years . The lady that runs this truck is very…read morefriendly and Service fast.

Me and my lady settled for the hot dog stand. We ordered 2 hot dogs, Chili dog(mid) & California…read moredog(pretty yum) w/ 1 order of fries(really crisply yummy), everything came out to $27 . There isn't a price to the menu so you don't know the cost of anything, and recipients aren't given once purchased. I don't mind supporting self owned businesses, the reason why we came to these outdoor establishments. As I paid with card, the lady quickly grabbed the machine. I know right after swiping the card, there is a second option to tip the vendor, wasn't given the option because she grabbed the machine as soon as I put my pin in. I personally seen her charge us for 2 hot dogs and 1 order of fries for the TOTAL PRICE of $27 more than a bit on the expensive side but that isn't what frustrated me (as I know these places up charge, again.. I wanted to support). After eating there and leaving, I checked my bank statements and she added herself an additional tip and the final total came out to $30.89, now that frustrated me. That's taking advantage and to be honest I feel violated. It's these type of interactions that ruins it for me. I no longer want to support these types of establishments due to 1 person actions. What a shame. Again, this is the hot dog stand that did this.

I have been buying the amazing organic blueberries from Sunrise Blueberry Farm for many years. The…read moreowner, Tom Maskal, is totally devoted to producing the most amazing organic berries you've ever eaten, at prices everyone can afford. (The price per pound goes down if you buy more.). I buy about 60 lb (or more!) every summer and put most of them in the freezer to eat all year long. You will be supporting a local farmer as well as getting the healthiest, most delicious blueberries you've ever eaten! Call first before you go....starts in July, usually.

Having access to natural resources is definitely a plus when you're living in the southend, and…read morewhen you can shop for fruits and veggies grown in our own neighborhood it shows our unique agricultural economy. Even on this gray, rainy day the colors of the produce were bright and vibrant. It's so much more fun picking fruits and vegetables outdoors than in a fluorescently lit grocery store. The staff running the stand were welcoming and excited to be there. They do provide bags but it's always good to bring reusable ones from home. You'll see advertisement and directional signs off Meeker Street and on the Green River trail. There is free parking in front of the farm stand and a free parking lot just north of the Meeker Street bridge. I love supporting local businesses and I'm glad I can support our local farmers too.

This stand always has the freshest vegetables around. Their heirloom tomatoes are the best…read more Pricing is comparable. Their fruit is amazing . The farmers are personable and polite and hard working. Cannot wait to go every weekend always on my shopping route. Go here first before going anywhere else you will not be disappointed. Open air vegetable stand with amazing personality. One you want to visit

What a fun, fall gem! Carpinito Bros in Kent has plenty of parking with attendants to guide you in…read moreand out to avoid a holiday hassle. It is $7 a person to enter, but that goes towards your total purchase. They also have lots of fresh produce from local farms (corn, chiles, Brussels sprouts, apples and beyond) for purchase, along with several types of carnival-like foods (bratwursts, elotes, corn). The pumpkin selection is unreal! Every size, color, and shape you can imagine. There are countless wheelbarrels to tote your purchases, along with efficient staff to weigh your order and check you out. Don't miss out on the large maze or the kids petting zoo farm. I'll be back never year for sure!

This is what a pumpkin patch should be, the produce is great prices, and the food is fantastic,…read morethey do a great job of having something for everyone. The only two downsides is the entrance fee(which is used as credit towards pumpkins) and the hay ride isn't that great(for the price it should be longer) still I would recommend it over any other patch and will be my go to from now on!