We had a great time coming from out of town and walking around this market on a Sunday afternoon!…read moreWe loved the wagyu pot sticker, elote, and free samples. Plenty of handmade goods and grown items in the pavilion, and a lot of indoor shops and restaurants to browse nearby as well. This place has far more than we expected! Thankfully, they have indoor restrooms and water fountains by the food court. The indoor food court is air conditioned which was also a huge bonus! Love that this place is daily so we could come any time and it was still very busy toward late afternoon on a Sunday!

Finally made it to the market with the offer from Yelper Willis to host me. Boy, is that place big!…read moreClothing, barber, fresh produce, crafted goods, art, & even a food hall were a surprising delight. There's a great blend of fresh goods that welcome a bit more commercial goods, nestled in a neighborhood. I must also say that it's bigger than Houston's markets. While I'm not crazy about the parking, I'll definitely be back.

Great prices for some really awesome stuff. Citrus to peppers, and even seed potatoes…read more Definitely give it a try!

Owned by the Sayers family for 50+ years. Our family has been going here since it opened. My Mother…read moremade weekly trips for fresh veggies, fruits, nuts , jams, jellies and plenty more. Today they also have a nursery area for plants, herbs & tree's. This is a throwback experience to when produce stands and markets were plenty. A true outdoor roadside market, the folks that work here a helpful and friendly, the last of it's kind around these parts and it beats the prices, freshness, selection of those inside farmers markets. Thank you Sayers Family for the service you provided to Haltom City and the surrounding area.

Whole Foods meets Trader Joe's meets small healthy grocery store…read more Fresh healthy produce and meets. Check it out. I added some pictures too.

Today I stopped in to grab me a few things from the Farmers Market. I normally check my items for…read moreQuality Assurance products because it's already very expensive to buy items and to get items that maybe unclean shouldn't be apart of anyone's buying purchase. Now after unpacking my groceries I see this brown thing that wasn't there when I picked up my chicken drumsticks. I turned on my phones light to see if I could get a better idea of WTF is this? As I zoomed in on the photo it does look as if my drumsticks may be bug infested. YIKES!! I'll return it back to CoxFarms Market so they can figure it out. I am not an Agricultural expert. I've not have bad experience shopping here and I know things happen but I'd think a Farms Market would double check and recheck the meats, and produce displays routinely. Not sure if I'll get meats from here again. I'll stick with the fruits, washing and soaking them in Baking Soda before eating. The chicken I can't begin to imagine eating now.

Got myself into a jam. A jalapeno jam. Mmmmm…read more Too bad you can take these jellies on a plane. They should sell them in 3 oz containers. Go sample a few.

I was shopping here for a few months because I prefer locally grown produce. One day I see a girl…read moreputting strawberries from a DRISCOLLS box into a small basket that's unlabeled and passing them off as locally grown. I asked her if they were driscolls and she said yes we use Driscolls when they're not in season.... This is so misleading! They should be labeled as driscolls especially with the controversy regarding them and their sprays causing cancer.

You'll find me at Coppell Farmers Market most Saturday mornings, it's my go-to weekend stop. Come…read moreearly, though, because the good stuff goes fast! I always pick up yogurt, eggs, yogurt drinkables, and milk. There's also a great variety of meats, veggies, and more from several local vendors. It's a great spot to support small producers and start your weekend right. Most payments are through cash or cash app.

This charming market is only open every other week in the winter, so I'm already looking forward to…read moresummer when (I believe) it's open every Saturday. I came with one goal: sourdough. There were two bread vendors, and I managed to snag the second-to-last loaf from the indoor vendor--success! It was delicious. I also picked up a jar of peanut butter mixed with Oreos for a slightly steep $12, but hey, I love supporting small businesses. Totally worth it for a fun, unique treat. By the time we arrived at 10:45, staples like milk, eggs, and yogurt were already sold out, so note to self--get here earlier next time! I imagine there are way more vendors in the summer, and I can't wait to come back and see what's in store.

Cute market, lots of friendly vendors. Spacious & not overcrowded with plenty of room to talk…read morearound without bumping elbows. Some vendors are under a building, while others have their pop up tents. Great path to walk. A bit small, but not a complaint, wonderful shops but you'll go through them all quickly. Parking in the back, literally a few steps away. There's a little bit of everything here & something for everyone! I'll definitely be back!

The food is always very tasty and lots of fresh vegetables and fruit! It has a great…read moreindoor/outdoor merchandise of handmade items that are very popular! There is usually or most of the time, some kind of entertainment on stage! A fun filled experience!

I love visiting this farmers market, and always try to take my out-of-town guests here. My…read morefavorites are the produce stands, the Mediterranean food, the yakitori stand, and the lady who sells bouquets. There are other vendors who come and go, but I frequently see beautiful handmade goods that make fantastic gifts. Another bonus is the food court indoors in the diagonally-adjacent block. Great place to meet friends and let everybody pick what they want to eat. On the last visit, I chose the pizza and was blown away by it. The Vietnamese place is a close second. The farmers market is hellishly hot midday in the summer, despite having a high shade structure. My biggest complaint, though, is the lack of parking. It continues to shrink yearly. Be prepared to spend some time looking for a parking space or possibly dropping a wad on a surface lot. I was shocked to pay $18.50 for a 2 1/2 hour visit. If you do use this expensive lot between the food hall and the restaurant, be prepared to utilize your phone to pay, and choose a short amount of time. You can always extend your visit with their app, but if you overestimate your length of stay, you can't get money back.

Cool new spot in the Bishops Art area. There were definitely a lot of Amazon brand foods for some…read morereason but the shelves (and many of them) were stocked with a unique variety of local vendors, fresh food, boutique items and an assortment of local findings. Definitely a cool spot to check out!

ABSOLUTELY LOOOVE THIS PLACE! Yes, I'm shouting lol,…read morebecause everyone around Dallas should know about this place. We drive an hour to come every 2 weeks and we get their produce, their oil that's always there, and this year we got our pumpkins AND a Christmas tree here. We actually didn't carve our pumpkins, and they're still in perfect condition so we ended up painting them for Christmas to look like ornaments. Just regular water based paints.

I have to take a moment to rave about this family owned market for it's amazing prices and…read morecommunity advocacy! The cedar market ranch has quickly become a regular stop for my house hold on grocery day! Not only because of the fact I can get my entire grocery veggie and fruit haul for $30 or less, but the quality of the produce is always so fresh! The location is tucked away in the cedars of Dallas and honestly you would miss it if you don't have the exact address! It's inside of an old brick warehouse, which if you ask me, adds to the entire vibe of the establishment! To make it 10x better, they always have other local vendors and small businesses selling their product as well! My favorite part of it all is the fact that they open their doors for other local businesses. Our favorite has quickly become their food vendor in the front, Lola's kitchen! And on top of that, they have a coffee shop in side as well! How can it get any better!!! Their service is always a 10/10! You can definitely feel the family vibes! Which is a big reason we keep coming back! If you are ever in the area, I recommend stopping in! I know we will be back for sure!

This stand is off of Davis St across from Nova so we will usually pop over after brunch. I love to…read moresupport local, and the produce is fresh. Like most farmers markets you can haggle the prices. The guy running this stand is really nice and you can often see him over at Nova. They also sell the large coconuts that they will chop off the top and give you a couple of straws to drink the fresh coconut water. Delish!

Had a great time at the new Colleyville farmers market that opened today by the Colleyville city…read morehall. Lots of variety as far as venders and nice samples from venders. I found a Greek vender that sold all different types of Greek food and I loved it! I'll be back just for her!! Also picked up a load of sourdough bread from another vender and I'm planning to be back next weekend.