Quail Hollow Farm is a CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) located in the Moapa Valley. They…read moregrow organic, sustainably-raised vegetables (well, I guess as sustainable as you can get in a freaking desert, but whatever) that are DELICIOUS! I will rave about specific items later, but just know that you'll be getting some quality stuff... if you can get in! I signed up the first season that shares were available, but now there is a waiting list to get in... the word is out! You buy a "share" of the harvest for each season (or for the entire year) up front, then each week you receive a basket of veggies, herbs, and sometimes fruit or flowers. It ends up costing about $40/week, including the delivery charge. You can pick your veggies up at the farm or at one of several locations around town (I get mine at Rainbow's End, which is very convenient for me). They have special events at the farm, such as an heirloom tomato tasting or a potluck for shareholders to meet and mingle. The farm also sells eggs and honey and chickens and turkeys for Thanksgiving, if you're into the meat. They will also let you play with the baby goats and rabbits if you visit if you're more into the cuddling! For a fall share, expect lots of squashes and pumpkins and melons. The most amazing cantaloupe! Winter brings lots of leafy greens and broccoli (also, best broc!), and spring and summer have beets, the tastiest carrots I have ever nibbled upon, heirloom tomatoes, and onions (can you tell that I'm writing this in the middle of the spring/summer share that is fresh in my mind?). I got some artichokes once, a kohlrabi, lots of sweet crunchy spinach, arugula, mizuna, chiogga beets, garlic, chamomile, sunflowers, and cilantro/parsley/marjoram, just to add on.... Seriously, put your name on the list now, and hope you get a spot ASAP!

I'm a native Las Vegan who now lives in California, where the number of CSAs is as bountiful as the…read moreproduce. Hoping to share the benefits of fresh locally grown produce with my mom, who still lives in Vegas, I searched the internet (thanks, Yelp forums!) and was pleasantly surprised to discover a family-owned farm in Moapa which offered that and more. Since 2010, my mom has been a Meadow Valley shareholder. The shares are split into seasons: Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter, and range from 8 to 14 weeks long. When we first signed up, a weekly box per season was the only option, but now they offer a Half Share (every other week), and a choice between a Standard Share (the vegetables in your basket are preselected) or a Premium Share (customize your basket online the previous week). You can pick up your basket directly from the farm, but they will also deliver to the Las Vegas, Henderson, and Mesquite areas for a small fee. Their prices are incredibly reasonable and the product far surpasses what you can get from a grocery store. Obviously, the harvest varies by season. Still, after two years, my mom never fails to comment about how the fresh carrots or kale or beets or squash or (feel free to substitute your pick of produce here) are bursting with flavor. I never would have imagined that such an abundance of greens, veggies, and fruit could come from Moapa. Not only that, but they offer an Egg Share option, and sometimes have honey or bread. It's not uncommon for herbs or flowers to pop up, either. I have to make special note about the quality of customer service offered by the owners, Lyndy and Bryce. My mom isn't internet-savvy, so I handle everything from my end, and how I "signed" her up to be a shareholder was complicated because of the circumstances. It didn't show from their end, though; they were happy to accomodate us and have always been quick with responding via e-mail. They even called her to make sure her first delivery was on par. My mom is picky and unafraid to be vocal about it, but Meadow Valley has far surpassed both her and my expectations. I'm happy to support both their business and their principles. In the spirit of "community", they even support other local CSAs -- trust me, Las Vegans, if you haven't experienced what's akin to a farmer's market delivered to your door, you don't know what you're missing out on. Anyone looking for fresh, local, quality produce in the LV metro area should absolutely give Meadow Valley a try. Yes, you can join a CSA even if you live in a desert!

I regularly buy my produce at the farmer market at Stewart and Convention Center each Friday from 9…read moreto 2, some times I go earlier and I find already the enthusiastic people ready to offer their products. I have to tell the cucumbers I buy from Bryce & Lyndy are fantastic, as well other vegetable fresh chicken and eggs. We also find there honey, fresh bread, nuts, and more. I recommend my clients to go and hold fresh produce. I am an Esthetician who likes very much natural products to eat and for my services, specially for masks, lotions and more, I have my Spa close to the market so it is convenient to go between clients or before I open. Thank you for being so kind. Nelly Scheer- Charnel Spa

Our second year coming in October 2025…read more We like walking around and we bought the nuts a few things like crocs jibnits . We also had coffee drinks and smoothies. Highly recommend

The market runs from 9 AM to 1 PM, with tents set up on both sides of the waterway, creating a nice…read morestroll-through experience. The Tuacahn gift shop offers 20% off one item during the market, which is a nice bonus. On a warm day, the shaved ice stand is a refreshing treat. There are tons of great local vendors. This is a great way to support small businesses. Shop local!

Love this place!! The employees are always so nice! From their produce, cheese, honey and other…read morelocal made favorites I can't get enough. There is nothing that I have bought at Frei's I didn't like. I love when their little stand in the back has claim chowder so good and their apple cider oh wait the ice cream. Love love everything

Love to walk from my home to this charming open air market. It brings back memories of a similar…read moremarket in Los Angeles in my childhood. Popsicle a nickel!

They have everything from eggs, honey, sour dough, baked goods, hummus, sauces, jerky, jewelry,…read moreproduce, spices ect... you name it..its here. Everyone is extremely friendly here. Everything is very very fresh. Im hooked. Bruce tent park is a perfect place to hold these events.

One of the better farmers markets IMO that is nestled neatly along a walkway in Bruce Trent park…read more Nice variety of vendors. A couple of food trucks too. The trees and park amenities near and along the sidewalk lined by vendor tents make this farmers market very cozy and visually enhance the experience. There was a musician set up nearby providing live music. I think it is worth visiting this farmers market throughout the year as some of the produce offered is limited seasonal.

Nice little market at the district. We only purchased fresh bread there. But I saw a lot of cool…read morevendors. District also has very cute little splash pad- so kids can play and burn some energy. Live music. Even if it's just a small stroll through- very cute little market! Open - every Thursday 9am-1pm.

Decided to just swing on by on a Friday morning since we happened to be in the parking lot anyway…read more My biggest disappointment was that there wasn't more booths and it wasn't real big. The booths we did see were a dessert booth which had tiramisu samples and more. They also had pies and breads but I was too stuffed at the time to want desserts, so maybe next time I'll buy one. There was one selling honey and popcorn, samples galore! The honey was delicious. Chips and salsa were out as well but of course you mostly come for the produce. They had apples, grapes, oranges, lemons, avocados, carrots, zucchini, onions, cherry tomatoes, tomatoes, garlic, string beans and so much more I can't even remember it all. The apples were AMAZING! The cherry tomatoes were so good too and I don't generally eat them alone. Everything we got was excellent and full of so much flavor. Everything beat what the grocery stores deliver any day.

I am a long time resident and I'm happy to support the Las Vegas Farm, especially the Farmer's…read more Market. The eggs, honey, cider, produce and breads are fresh. The homemade soaps are very good quality. The only drawback is this is a small Farmer's Market. Arrive early for the best selection of produce and bread. This is a small, but charming, Farmer's Market, worthy of your support.

My son's godmother was wanting to spend some time with us and asked if we might want to check out…read morethe farm. Its down the street from gilcrease and I never knew a out it. When I entered there were lots of cute kitties lounging about, and a market where they sell produce they grow and baked/canned goods. If you continue to the left there is an area with seating that is not to busy and you can eat food and hang out and chat. If you want to see the animals you pay admission and they give you some stuff you can feed the animals. The area with the animals was fun lots of piggies, goats, horses, tortoises, turtles, birds, sheep large bulls even! We never managed to find the rabbits, and there were some areas that were closed off when we went. There were some cute spots for good photos and my son had a blast. The market I had gotten some baked goods like zucchini chocolate chip bread, ooey gooey butter bar, and a lemon bar. Honestly I had higher hopes. The zucchini bread was pretty dry and didnt have shredded zucchini like I hoped, the base for the bars was not my favorite. And the lemon topping was not to my liking. I havent opened the pickles I got yet so cant judge those. I think ill stick to just buying produce next time. However the space overall its a fun experience and I'm glad I went.

The Downtown 3rd Farmers Market is a joke. I went because of an article in the Review Journal, but…read moreit had very little produce, and what they had was over priced. You can buy better produce at lower prices at any market in the valley.

Beautiful day to head downtown Las Vegas to the anticipated Farmers Market located at 300 N Casino…read moreCenter off of Stewart Ave. Open Fridays 9am-2pm. There were a few vendors on the sidewalk selling homemade jewelry and other crafts, plus a Dj playing some good tunes! We came for the fresh produce. Once inside there were only about 5 vendors. 5 Star for the actual produce, but only 4 Stars because I was hoping for a larger selection. Was a bit disappointed, but glad I went and got to see what it was all about. I will definitely go back as I ate a nice lunch at home with all my fresh produce. Doesn't get much better then home grown, organic food from the earth! Check it out some Friday if you have the time, free parking and plenty of spaces.

What: very small farmers market with one fruit/vegetable vendor, baked goods, dog treats, coffee…read morebeans, hummus, green juice, jewelry, etc. Probably less than 20 vendors. This is the second time we tried to give this place a chance, even though we are used to the Campbell, CA farmers market, which is amazing, but we will never return again. I bought two dragon fruit for $12, got home, cut them open and they were over ripe/rotten and inedible. Welp, my fault for never have eaten dragon fruit before and not knowing how to pick them, but then again, didn't expect a vendor to sell such poor quality goods. When: Sundays Location: same plaza as Smashburger and Taco y Taco. Your only other choice is the Summerlin Downtown farmers market on Saturdays, which is a much better experience, but even that is small compared to California.

This location is about 2 miles from our area, so we always check out the vendors at least twice a…read moremonth. We always find something good. We usually go here for the food :) E.g., popcorn, juice, jerky, fresh produce, etc. It may be difficult to find a parking spot, so we go about an hour or 3 minutes before they wrap up.