Quite literally the best farmers market in the area A lovely…read morecross-section of food local produce and alcohol My favorite pastries are from Maxines , all the produce is great and the place that makes breakfast burritos is epic

I recently visited the Portland Farmers Market for the first time and was very impressed. Theres a…read morewide array of booths and selection. It's quite large which I think is great because of all of the options. I love supporting local businesses and it's so easy when there's a collection all in one place. I didn't think anything was wildly overpriced either for the quality, quantity and small biz mindset. I'm already excited to go back!

Stopped in early again and ordered the chilaquiles (I forgot to add the pork but still very good)…read more Besides consistency the thing that I think makes a restaurant meal stand out - is the seasoning. With a well seasoned meal, you can actually taste the care and passion in the food. It annoys me to go out to a restaurant, pay for food where I am expected to season it. Show me what your vision is! Anyway - another outstanding well seasoned and flavorsome meal! Thanks!

We've been fans of Collective Market for a while, especially because the staff is always friendly…read moreand welcoming -- they really are the highlight here. Unfortunately, the food quality hasn't kept up with the price point lately. My wife ordered the Bodega Egg & Cheese, and it was disappointing -- the cheese tasted like a basic Kraft single, which really took away from the experience, especially paired with a bagel that didn't elevate it at all. For the price, we expected something more thoughtful and higher quality. The space itself feels like it's still figuring out its identity. "Collective Market" suggests something cohesive, but inside it feels more like a collection of random items -- though to be fair, the wine bottle selection is solid. We love the vibe this place could have, and we really want to keep supporting it. We just hope to see more care and attention go into the food and overall direction -- especially considering how great their sister location, Decadent Creations Bakery, is.

Local artists, backed good, fresh flowers and produce- farmers markets are always fun to check out…read more Worth a visit for an outdoor walk and potentially coming home with some goodies!

3.6 stars rounding up…read more The good: Sue's Awesome Crab Cakes. So yummy, thanks Yelpers for the tips in all the reviews to seek these out. Wow are they delicious! Also ordered a pork tamale from a neighboring stand and gobbled that up just in time for our crab cakes to be ready, literally hot off the grill. Also good: I liked the "bog bites" cranberry stand fun folks and yeah we got some for us and some for gifts! and the several local spirits stands, thanks for the tastes and I hope someday to be able to see your product in California! The less good: I can see why this is called a Sunday Market and not a Farmer's Market. I have to say I was hoping to see and eat more fresh fruit, here at the peak of summer. I think only two stands in the market had fruit, which was sort of a bummer. But overall, a great reason to bend our travel through Astoria, on the way back to Portland from Cannon Beach!

SnackFest turns this fenced-in parking lot(?) into an upbeat food truck oasis. Since we were in…read moretown for my daughter's Master's in Engineering graduation, coming here on a Saturday to let loose and bug out, was a must. While hubs stayed in the hotel room, my daughter, my mom and I had a blast. Especially those two who sampled a ton of bite-size snacks and things. What's happening indoors? Totally different story. The three of us weren't even sure where to start the feast- but we knew we were in luck. From the moistest Chocolate+Toffee cookies, to El Barro's Mexican tropical fruit empanadas to Imo Madoi's Japanese veggie snacks down to chili oil+cream cheese¯\_(ツ)_/¯at another indoor kiosk, everything was tasty. Survey says: Dig in! The indoor space is pretty big and so is the upstairs with several rooms full of Sake retail, candles also on sale and to ease your mind a bit, a back room hooked to the nines with a Hawaiian theme and lights off as Blue Hawaii played on screen. SnackFest is $0 to enter, but you do have to show ID and get braceleted (is that a word?) if you want to enjoy cocktails indoors. The Imo Madoi Japanese snacks were godsent for our 5+1/2 hour direct NYC flight. Even if you were buying which we did, this snack, as well as other tidbits we purchased were some of the tastiest- not to mention, cheapest. By the way- the vendors are all awesome and take the time to explain their product in detail. What a great festival this is.

It's the food-focused fraternal sibling of the Portland Night Market; a gastrointestinal gathering…read moreof gourmands and gourmet goodies. Free to enter, but guaranteed to empty your wallet while filling your belly! Doesn't happen as often, so be sure not to miss it!

Gotta go here four times a year any time is a good time. Be prepared to pay to park and entrance…read morefees but you can spend all day if you want or an hour. You'll never see it all you'll make new friends and see old ones. The building and outdoor spaces are laid out neatly plenty of variety you can eat, wander and be comfortable all the while. I know people who bring vans and trailers just in case they need to bring home bigger items. Prices are all decent for the majority of sellers. ATM on site if needed. Food vendors are usually good and reliable but higher prices then you may be used to. Staff is always prepared and friendly. I've sold here a time or two and had great success.

NOPE. 30+ minutes to get into the parking lot…read more Then the price just to get in. $6 to park $8 PER PERSON to get in. CASH ONLY. So if you don't have cash, they have ATM machines and I'm sure there's plenty of fees to charge there. We turned around and left as we had 7 people. **if I had all day and the energy to go with that then maybe. But definitely not with only 2 hours left.

Ah yes!  The end is near!  YES, we are slowly getting rid of this covid crap.  We're not out of the…read morewoods just yet, but its a start.  Especially to getting back to some sense of normalcy.  The heatwave is helping to slow the spread.  Folks are getting vaccinated, and I'm seeing less and less masks being worn. Don't get me wrong, but masks are still encouraged.  But let's FORGET about that and 2020 all together.  I'm here to talk about what's goin' on in Slabtown! The Slabtown Outdoor Market has opened up!  And thus far, per their website, the market will be held on the Second Sunday of each month starting: ~ July 11th, August 8th, and Sept 12th. ~ Assuming the following months are TBD. Hours:  11am - 6pm As for walking around and checking out the vendors, I've seen everything from artwork, to beer, clothing, from healing to ice cream and soaps, and even fresh veggies and vegan creations.  I counted at least 30 different vendors and SAMPLES!  YES, some of them had samples.  Its good supporting locals and trying out their products.  Honestly, I wish there were more farmers. I mean, it is a market, but I guess it's not a "farmer's market".   I gotta add that I was most impressed with someone selling cast iron grills; I mean wow, who would've expect this tent. As well as the Nova Rose Knots lady and her macrame items, very creative.  We found new flavor drinks from the GT's Synergy Kombucha Co, and the girl helping us was awesome. I enjoyed Breakside Brewery and a couple of their refreshing brews.  Fifty Licks had some tasty ice cream, and the Cold Brew Coffee crew were fun to chat with.  Most of the vendors seemed pretty upbeat and ready to serve.  Its gotta be this lovely Portland weather as of recent.  Unfortunately I really hate to add this, but there was a lack of trash cans. I was gonna reduce a star, but I'm sure that'll be addressed. Or else the end result will be trash everywhere. Hope the organizers take note of this. Regardless, check out this little market while you can!

The Slabtown Outdoor Market is the most fun i've had in all of Portland during the summer months,…read moreit was so well put together and every single vendor was more than welcoming to someone who just moved here. The flowers were fresh and the food was amazing. It was family friendly and Bipoc friendly which is so appreciated. Definitely stop by on your walk home or if you're looking for something fun to do!

This marketplace was sooo soo so much fun! A super great outing! This indoor and outdoor…read moremarketplace is filled with vendors and lots and lots of food and snacks. My personal favorite spot was the roasted corn stand outside of this marketplace. Second favorite was El Parisa 100% natural the drinks here were so fresh. I got a papaya drink and loved it. Also got fresh shredded fruit not sure the name for it in Spanish but also so good. I got churros for Rosa's churro outside also great! Can't wait to comeback and try more food!

This was my first time here and came specially for the Latin America Food Festival! I didn't…read morerealize how big their parking lot was, and there was also plenty of street parking. This place is filled with food, commodity, and services vendors and it has such a homey vibe. I thought the Latin America Food Festival was a great way for someone like me who is not super familiar with Latin cuisine and culture to get to explore some really delicious things from several different vendors. Great event and I would for sure be back to try some more things in the future!

I was extremely pleased to be able to return to assist my Dad as he entertained the amazing crowds…read moreearlier today. We were at the Oregon City Farmers Market, and since 2005 this venue has delivered excellent products and superbly harvested local produce and so much more. Their new home is on the Clackamas Community College campus off Beavercreek Road about a mile from the junction off of Hwy 213. The atmosphere is amazing and the venue is very dog friendly. The hours are from Saturday 9:00am till around 2:00pm. The