Went to the SOL Food market today, not many vendors out due to the hot weather. They are set up on…read morethe parking lot of the Living Room every Wednesday from 3:30pm-6:30pm starting May through October. There are various vendors that sell locally prepared products and locally grown produce, flowers, mushrooms, and honey. There is often times a food truck/beverage truck as well. I bought some fresh cucumbers, asparagus and granola. The granola was delicious and savory. They offered samples to try before buying. There was a Boba food truck out Boca Boba, it was absolutely delicious and refreshing for this sweltering hot day!

This cozy farmer's market is my favorite of the many offerings in the St. Louis area. A good…read morevariety of fresh fruits and vegetables. The vendors get to know their customers and will go the extra step for you--putting aside a favored item if you're running late, letting you know availability ahead of time. If you sign up for Rene's email list, she will let you know which vendors will be there, so you can plan accordingly. I plan my whole day--maybe even my week!--around making sure I don't miss it.

Support local for sure…read more Nice farmers market in the heart of downtown Kirkwood. Staff is approachable and nice. Great options and plenty of items available. We were able to grab the last of the grapes. Flowers are gorgeous and they have different pottery too. It was a bit warm today but we'll definitely return to buy more items

Farmers Market time !…read more Staff were friendly. Prices were ok. Summer sausage and green honeydew melon were on my radar. Samples were giving out, music playing. Great vibes.

I love the Tower Grove Farmers Market! I got there early and scoped everything out. I had some…read moretotes to drop off at the market hub and egg cartons to one of the farmers. It was a beautiful day and the crowds were testament to it. Great to see so many people enjoy the market. Hot pork tamale from the Tamale man, a cardamom bun from Skald, bean soup and a coffee sample from del Carmen, veggies from Yoder farm, and eggs from Three Rivers. So many other good venders and stands. Tower Grove: visit Saturdays 8 to 12:30 and Tuesdays starting May 5th 4 till Sundown Rockwell Beer Garden in Francis Park, Thursdays starting May 3rd. 4 till Sundown The Boulevard starting Sundays, May 7th 9 till 1

It's always such a great place to spend your Saturday mornings! It's such a great place to be, with…read moresome of the most interesting vendors with great ideas and gifts, delicious food, and cool products being sold. We've loved coming here on Saturday mornings for several years. The live music is the best and adds great vibes!

The Boulevard Farmers Market is tucked into a side street lined with nice stores, think outdoor…read morehigh-end mall. The street is closed off on Sunday mornings for the event and there is plenty of parking- there's an entire garage and a parking lot. I loved going to the Tower Grove market but this one is closer to home, has more accessible parking and is so much quieter! Many of my favorite Tower Grove vendors also come to this market. If you find the crowds at tower grove to be a bit stressful this is a great market for you. They have vendors with all kinds of fresh produce, homemade salsas, jams, fresh eggs, and meat. There are also flowers, artisan dog food, kolaches, homemade pizza, and breakfast sandwiches. Kitchen Kulture is also always there with its incredible samples and premade meals. Some Sundays the market has more vendors than others and occasionally they have food trucks as well. Like Tower Grove, they have a system where you can use your credit or debit card to buy tokens to use for the vendors that only accept cash. However, almost all of them take cards. I've loved going there this summer and so hope they'll be back next year. They also have live music playing and the man who does it is very talented- sets a great mood!

Been coming here close to 30 years and the quality has never faltered. They consistently have a…read moregreat selection for competitive prices. Most workers at the booths are very nice and some places even take card these days! If you are looking for affordable produce and a nice activity to do over your weekend, add Soulard Farmers Market to your list!

It's outdoor shopping. Or inside you pick. It's fresh food…read more Cool shopping and locally own business who care. Its people in the community coming together to shop and find healthy goodies. This place meets everyone needs. Even pets.

This is a very small market, which has its pros & cons. Because it's small you can get through it…read morein 15 minutes and get the basics and because it's small there is not a lot of variety. Everyone is friendly and prices are very reasonable. I really liked Crowe's Crafty Corner. She has seasonal garden flags and handmade crafts plus items like matching trivets & towels themed for fall or Halloween. Very low prices. There was a tent with a very cute blue pick up truck and I don't remember the name of it, I'm sorry, but they had a large selection of mums and some were absolutely gigantic. Excellent options. I noticed only one or two vegetable stands and one stand selling local meats.

Great food vendors. Cute area and lots of local crafts and farm raised meat, poultry, and…read morevegetables.

I'm here every Saturday. Fresh produce stands and lots of home made niche booths. Fresh made…read morebreakfast foods from windy farms , OMG their chorizo breakfast burrito is the best!!! Fresh made ice cream pops, baked breads and treats, organic spices, cold and hot coffee booth, jewelry, fresh flowers, excellent woodcrafts, fresh honey and of course Miss Becky's salsa shack. She is always serving up fresh cooked tortilla chips and several of her best homemade salsas. Plus live music. It's worth it to check it out. Some vendors are on and off weeks. Lots to see including the people.

Every Saturday morning I make sure to run over to the Wildwood Farmers Market. They have…read moreeverything you could need. From produce: Conventional, local, organic etc. Animal products: Humanely raised, organic, specialty products. Community Supported Agriculture groups you can join. Also all kinds of products being produced locally, from meat sticks to soaps and oils. Clothes, food trucks, arts & crafts etc. Whatever you could possibly want. Come on out to the best Farmers market in the Wild Wildwood West!

Its very small but still great. We may have gone on an off week but it was still enjoyable. There…read morewas a small petting zoo with a few animals. Couple food stands. Al in all it was a good time but could definitely use a couple more tents. Luckily its on the loop so there are plenty if other places to go to after the market if you're looking for more to do!

This is a very cute farmers market! They had a small petting zoo when we went. It was a little…read moredisappointing that it was so small. There were probably like 10 booths. The majority of them weren't selling fresh produce like we were hoping. A lot of people selling baked goods.

The Arnold Farmer's Market just keeps growing and growing. About 45 vendors today with a wide…read morevariety of vegetables, meats, honeys, art, breakfast, tacos, etc. Worth the trip and a nice atmosphere!

Let me start off with things I like about this market. It's not as big as other markets, so you…read moredon't have to carry heavy bags while making sure you see everything! I think the vendors are genuinely friendly and want to make all customers happy! I even like the variety of vendors - today i saw someone selling woodworking items, there were jewelry vendors, delicious looking baked goods, farm fresh eggs, and a few selling produce. There was coffee, breakfast burritos, and was it all ever so tempting! There was a strawberry festival ending just as I came in, I'm sorry I missed the fun! It truly pains me to say what I don't love about this market. Nothing makes me happier than visiting a great farmers market! Here is what I don't like - the parking lot and walking path is horrible. The lot (both sides) was muddy and the path wasn't just muddy, but uneven. Of course it isn't the Markets fault that it rained yesterday, but I was worried that I might slip on the mud if I didn't walk carefully. The path to walk toward the vendors was muddy and full of rocks that created an uneven surface. All this means is that this isn't my favorite market in the area, but of course, when the weather has been dry, I'll definitely visit again on a Saturday!