The Jefferson county farmer's market is the hub of a small, unique and beautiful community. The…read moremarket is about food, farmers, music, art, craft and loving this wonderful, yet strangely shaped, county. How DID those county lines get drawn? There must be a story there. Aside from great people, you will find produce, hand-crafts, meals, baked goods, coffee, Kombucha and more that I have probably overlooked. What you won't find is dogs. Sadly, dogs are not allowed. Even nice ones. But now let's talk about goats. Get this: The market opens every year in April (I think) with a goat parade!!!!!!!!! Mind blown. A goat parade? Yes! Goats marching to music! I LOVE GOATS! Okay beyond my obsession with goats, here is some useful info: The market is currently twice a week. Wednesday is mostly food. Saturday is food, art, and the works.

Excellent local farmers market with a real community ambiance…read more Get some waffles and a cup of coffee. Then curl up on a bench and listen to some outstanding musicians from Port Townsend. So many local vendors show up , and even some from nearby Whidbey Island. Friendly folks and a welcoming vibe.

It was very crowded, but the market was wonderful! The venders had a large variety of healthful,…read morefresh, and organic foods. I bought several kales, collard greens, salad greens, radicchio, chives, hand pies, and more. These foods have been delicious! People there were happy and friendly.

Love our small town market. so much variety from local farmers and vendors, a true community…read moreatmosphere, and dedicated community organizers who make this the place to be on Saturdays!!

This is a great market in town with street parking. They have groceries, premade food, gifts, some…read moreclothing, a coffee shop, and a bookstore upstairs. A little bit of everything. Some premade items I tried. The sesame noodles were good. I got this near store closing and the noodles were not soggy but had a great texture. The tuna fish was good. It had a good crunch from the celery and onion. Also tried a locally made ice cream - mint chocolate chip. I highly recommend though I'm sad that I cannot remember the name. The mint is subtle with a great crunch from the chocolate.

PARKING There is plenty of parking on the streets around…read morethe market. SERVICE There is a full sushi service in the back. There is a coffee service in front with fresh baked goods. FOOD - SESAME NOODLES. A bright lunch for a warm day. Lots of bouncy noodles and crisp carrots - SUSHI. My wife eats a lot of sushi. This was delicious fresh fish on well-prepared rice. (Expensive, but well worth it) - COFFEE. Great coffee with oat milk option - COOKIE. Gluten free vegan pumpkin cookie from a local bakery was fantastic.

I have been using River Run for 8 years now and I love all they do. So grateful for a community of…read morefarmers that doing something so well and operate with so much integrity in a world where that is so rare to find.

Their produce is about as beautiful and tasty as possible. Local and fresh. I love that! Nice…read morepeople, too.

Amazing access to very fresh veg and herbs! Easy access, easy pay, wonderful produce. Highly…read morerecommend!

We stopped in here because I was hoping to buy flowers for my friends mom who lives out this way…read more Perhaps the selection was much smaller due to COVID, but there were no flowers. I settled on two pints of strawberries for 10 dollars. When we went to eat the berries back in the truck, both boxes were damaged, moldy and inedible under the top layer. The berries we did try were a bit watery and flavorless, not what I was hoping for from an organic farm (never mind the price). The crops looked nice and well cared for in the fields but I was pretty underwhelmed but the quality of the tiny selection of produce. 3 stars for being organic and the concept of the setup. I really wanted to love this place more.

Small farmers market that is held on Saturdays in May through October. Located downtown with easy…read moreaccess. Came here once this summer with a friend. Got there when it first opened. They had social distancing in effect. Had amazing treats there for breakfast. Someone was selling pizza but it was 10 am so we passed on that. The variety of things being sold was varied. Besides fruits and vegetables, vendors were also selling masks, jewelry, art, honey, shells, lavender, crafts and flowers. Downside is that the vendors weren't required to wear masks, so some didn't have them.

I'd been meaning to stop by this Farmers Market for years and finally had the opportunity this year…read morebefore they close for the wintery months! There is a good mix of fresh produce and small business/crafts/artists with their wares for sale. Everyone was really nice and it felt like a welcoming community. It was a nice open air space that had ample room to space yourself away from others. In stark contrast to the more crowded and darker recessed Farmers Market in Port Angeles this one was airy and had more room for various vendors to set up within. It is ADA accessible and wheelchair friendly - something you may only otherwise appreciate when you are incapacitated!

This is one the best stores that I have ever been to in my life!! If you haven't tried them, the…read moreBirria tacos are amazing!! Also, best sandwiches!!

This rating is not for the store itself, but employees reflect the business. This review is for the…read moreold man in the vitamin department, late 60's or 70's, today 12/6/25 at 12pm. He is unbelievably rude and sarcastic! Condescending too. I politely asked him a question about a supplement, wondering if he's heard if they're good. He had the audacity to look down at me and say " Well, I'm not doctor, so I don't know" Was that REALLY necessary? Unbelievable and unacceptable. Worst 'customer service EVER'

Very small farmers market (probably 10 stands or less), with plenty of parking and a nice library…read morebook sale at the end. We found a popcorn seller, a food truck and some artists and 2-3 stands with produce and food. You'll be through in under 30min, but it was there while visiting town, so why not. I would probably go down to the larger one in Langley if you specifically want to get more vendors and options. Coupeville is cute to visit and walk the waterfront, so adding the market is easy.

Cute little Farmers Market but mostly crafts not produce. We got some bubbly honey orange mead and…read morepasties. Would come again if we are here again.

Mostly arts and crafts. Only a handful of produce stands - with a very limited selection. Only 1…read morevendor with berries and the strawberries looked less ripe than those carried at Payless grocery store on the island.