This market is across from the entrance of Flower World. They have a variety of produce…read more(fruits/vegetables), frozen meat and other local crafts and fresh products. It was fun to peruse & check out if you're in the area. I was looking for flowers to decorate a birthday cake and they actually happened to have a mini bouquet (last one) that worked out perfect especially since this place was not originally one of my stops. When I'm not in a rush I'll grab some local cider and bloody mary mix next time!

TL;DR: small local market with fresh foods. Nice small place to stop by when you visit the Pumpkin…read morePatches around the area. Parking: Small private parking lot. Small market with a good handful of variety and there's nothing like farm fresh produce! It's more for those who are seeking really fresh produce or those that simply live nearby and are too far from "civilization" to go to a big name grocery store in my opinion. Personally, I wouldn't drive 1 hour to come here just for a head of lettuce and some veggies since I live far but it's a nice place to check out if you're in the area. The animals are a cute mini attraction to just stroll by and look at in their pens. Signs posted to please not feed the animals. Check your shoes before going back in your car, some of those goat pellets go rouge on the gravel path, haha.

I adore this market and have created a lot of good connections here. This past season I got food…read morefrom the Skagit table and was food poisoned. The owner was extremely aggressive towards me when I brought it to her attention. I would recommend avoiding this booth. Rotten eggs!

By far my favorite farmers market in the Snohomish area. This market had a few streets blocked off,…read moreeach time I thought I was near the end, I found a new area to turn into and explore. At the end of the street I found a few food options. The most amazing Filipino food from 88 Cues, irresistible salsas and masala chai, and so much more to try. I ended up buying a bowl cozy at this market. The stand I bought it from has been at other markets and each time I wonder if I really need one. Honestly this is the most underrated and useful item in your household and if you are a camping person then you will love a little bowl holder. Mine has a Mexican skull theme and my husbands is super Mario bros. They're so cute and nicely crafted. I also bought some chicken earrings from Alpine Rio creations. They're beautiful and when I asked if they came in a darker wood color, the artist offered to make me a pair. How amazing is that! I loved the studs and will surely be buying more next time I see them, their work is so cute!

Probably the best Farmers Market is Seattle. There is something for everyone and it's one of the…read morebest way to spend your Sunday morning. High quality stuff ! Also the things you get here ranges from Ethiopian food, jams, flowers, dessert, Portugese delicacies , mushroom and many more locally made sourced products. The best time to go here would be on Sunday morning between 9 - 10 AM.

This is a cool farmers market. Not quite the season for lots of produce but it's always fun to walk…read morearound. We chatted with the folks at the WSU Extension booth and learned a lot about when to plan vegetables. Super helpful and friendly!

We have really enjoyed the Farmer's Market in Everett this year. We have even found some favorites…read morelike the fresh mango-pineapple salsa, fresh to market carrots and corn, the folks selling beautiful stones, and various other handcrafted goodies. We'll be back next weekend!

Love this little market. So many cute things to buy and good baked goods and food. The lumpia was…read moreono!

This is a fairly small market with mostly veggies on offer. The highlight for me is the selection…read moreof floral bouquets( two or three vendors, depending on the day). Some of them are very nicely done and they have $10 and $20 options. I have purchased a couple of them and they last quite a long time.

I just went there today for some afternoon strolling while checking out the complex Third Place…read moreCommons and it's pretty solid! Walking through the space, alternating the resting back arms & side-by-side arms, my perusing eyes veered here... veered there... veered everywhere. My particular focus is generally keeping eyes peeled for all the goodness that is organic (everything from beans & greens, to tomatoes & potatoes). 2nd priority is any vegan treats worth trying and any low/minimal waste candles (such as naked votives; sorry concrete & glass but you're only a nice rare treat). Today I managed a small haul of produce (bean varieties from Garden Treasures Nursery & Organic Farm and more different beans from Alvarez Organic Farms - both had nice staff who shared eating ideas); oh and a small sample of ginger peach muffins from Liberated Foods. As far as my list, very solid! Next time planning to get some greens and garlic. They are limited with vegan eats and home decor votives (which are super rare in these markets I've seen, if at all).

One of my favorite markets in my neighborhood. They are open longer months than the one nearby my…read morehouse, also in a larger scale = more options and entertainment for myself and my little pupper . I love it they added another bakery (Snohomish Bakery) in RSM this year, and I could not resist but trying their twice-baked pan au chocolat - gooey chocolaty goodness - LOVE it. It is such a treat in the cheat day. I grabbed their baguette and focaccia - so looking forward to trying them. Many vendors returned this year (produce/meat/egg/cheese, craft and food vendors), including Wiseguy (my pup's fave), and they still have live entertainment every week. This is a lovely place to spend your Saturday morning, and I can't wait for the better weather in the mid-summer, when the produce options widen up.

First time here and it was a lovely day at the market! Easy to find, plenty of parking since it's…read moreheld in the lot of a church, clean, and they even have a row of portable toilets with hand washing stations as well. Friendly people all around and a nice assortment of handmade and locally grown goods. I went today looking for duck eggs and honey comb, and I was able to get a dozen eggs from the helpful people at the Sky Valley Family Farm booth (so excited!), but I had no luck on the comb this time around. I'm looking forward to visiting this market in the future, and highly recommend!

I so appreciate that Yakima Market is available. As far as my vicinity, it's the biggest market…read morewith the most variety. They have a great choice in seasonal produce coming over from the valley. The nursery has a nice stock. It can be a bit spendy on some items, such as grocery stocked items, but on the fresh produce, they are in line with any other in city markets with good quality.

I drive by this highway-side fruit market way too many times. I finally did a quick stop to browse…read moreand surprisingly it was much bigger than it appears from the streets. The market mainly has fruits & vegetables which is expected with some unique items here and there. What I didn't realize was that it's also a nursery. That was unsuspecting and I thought was pretty cool. Anyway, super cool niche store and I'm glad I have another option for produce on my commute route. Parking can be tricky. There are pull in/back out spots right out front but these spots seems dangerous to me when backing out into a super busy highway. I suggest pulling into the actual parking lots before and after these side spots.

This is a solid farmer's market. However, it is crowded and doesn't offer much in the vendors that…read moreare different from Ellensburg's farmers market on Saturdays. If you live closer to Ellensburg, I would go there instead.

When we come up from the west side we make sure we hit this solid little market. It's got an…read moreAmazing vibe and good vendors throughout, but it can get really busy. We purchase most all of our veggies from Hazel Grey Farm, they are organic and grow different stuff than what the other farmers grow. Thier quality is through the roof and the owners are very kind people.

Love love love Skylight Farms! You can find them on Thursdays May to October at the Bellevue…read moreFarmers Market OR just down the road from Bob's Corn. For 2021 they have a CSA and you can pick it up every Saturday at the farm from 10-1 (this is also when the farmstand is open for veggie starts and produce). I chose the Market CSA with eggs (the BEST!) and can select my items each week...so much fun! This week I walked home with pak choi, spearmint (cocktail anyone?!), asparagus, cauliflower, spinach and misome. I was excited about all of it but the misome really intrigued me (asian citrus-y green). My favorite part of 2020 with Skylight Farms was trying produce that was new to me but also finding a new appreciation for old favorites! I found a recipe that really showcased the misome and used mushrooms, onion, and garlic and I was a big fan! I'm very excited for what this season has in store and equally excited to continue to support this amazing family-owned farm! What a huge asset to our community!

From the owner: Produce - over 200 varieties of vegetables, fruit, and herbs grown naturally, without chemical…read moresprays or pesticides. Eggs - laid by happy hens who live on pasture year-round and eat non-soy, non-corn, non-GMO feed. Beef - 100% grass-fed beef available by custom sale.

Updating my previous post from 8/6/16 from my recent visit on 7/26/25 (posted 8/9/25)…read more The humble beginnings of the Shoreline Farmers Market started at City Hall, then Aurora Square near Town & Country, to the current location at the 188th & Aurora Park and Ride - this seasonal community event has grown even more! It's held June to early October on Saturdays from 10am to 2pm. It's recommended to show up early, use public transit, bike or walk since the surrounding lot and side streets gets pretty full. Vendors representing the market, city, community organizations and services were there. There's also live music and kids activities. There's quite the variety of goods available like fresh flowers, fresh seasonal produce, baked goods, indie artisans and their wares, cheese, meat, eggs, food vendors, onsite coffee stand, cideries, handmade soaps, candles, honey, olive oils, etc. A pleasant way to spend part of your Saturday and show your support for farmers and independent businesses since 2012!

We just recently moved to the area but of course COVID-19 has upended a lot of the regular culture…read morearound the Seattle/Shoreline area. For a while, the farmers market here had been closed joining the rest of the community in flattening the curve. However, given a better understanding of the social distancing impacts on SARS-CoV-2 spread, the Shoreline Farmers Market has reopened with guidelines in place to ensure patrons are kept safe. First of all refer to the main website for specific dates when they are open and which venders will be available. We went on a Saturday to see what they had to offer (and also because we wanted to stop by Central Market). We weren't sure what we would find but what we did see impressed us! First off, there's only one entrance into the farmers market. Be sure to have your face covering because you're not allowed in without one. They count the number of people going in to limit the crowd and then we count how many people go out as well. The first few venders were fruits and vegetables. We stopped by the cherry booth and they had rainier cherries the size of almost ping pong balls. No joke. Not only were they large, but they were sweet. A great way for us to start! We walked over to the honey vender as well; a group that sells honey harvested from hives in people's local yards. From what we are told, the honey tastes pretty consistent from location to location early in the season but as more plants and flowers open up later, local flavors start popping out. Further down was also a mushroom vender that had beautiful piece of lions mane. If you have never cooked with lions mane before, I encourage you to try especially with some pasta, pancetta and butter. Delicious! Around the corner, a family was selling fresh made mozzarella and a food truck in the back was selling sweet and savory pies. All in all, this was a good find for us and we are certainly excited to revisit in the future!