This market has plenty of space to stretch your legs. Just outside of downtown so it's not too far…read morebut away from the busy streets. Vendors from food trucks to artists - there is something for everyone. Entry is free and there are live performances of music.

Great market variety of vendors artfood drink DJ. Most weekends and the occasional festival …read more Vendors super helpful & friendly. Big car park close. Reasonable prices. Great choice for a Sunday afternoon..

This market has been slowly gaining in popularity since it launched in 2015. Located on the artsy…read moreand colorful Esplanade along Navigation, this market is open year-round - but only on Sundays. It's not a food/produce/meats heavy farmers market like many others in Houston, but you will find some local farmers selling produce, eggs, CSA boxes, and pre-packaged meals. And you will find a lot of artists goods/gifts and unique purveyors: dog food/treats, soaps, jewelry, bagged coffee, barbecue sauces, Indian food... If you are ever on the hunt for a locally-made and unique gift for a friend, check out this market on a Sunday. I recently bought a handful of gifts for a friend's birthday (and a purse for myself!). On a hot summer day, like the present, they have industrial fans blowing in every direction; they also have live music (sometimes mariachis on holidays). The newly placed shipping containers house permanent shops that are open beyond the market hours, so you're able to check them out on different days of the week, including Perry Ideas and Rasa Libre Coffee (they sell buñuelos, too!) I think as the crowd grows in size, more food and produce vendors will pop up. Support this market on a future Sunday, and then pop over to Ninfa's for some margaritas and brunch.

I love this market it is such a nice place to talk the kids for the day. my son loved the food and…read morethe cool thing there. this is for sure a place I will visit

I've been on a mission to check out the farmer's market scene in Houston and Blue Field Market is…read moreone of the first I've checked out. Located in EaDo, we found parking on the street. What's cool about Blue Field is that it's not your typical farmer's market. It's held at night every Saturday from 6-10 PM rather than your usual morning/afternoon. And they offer a lot more than vendors: games including cornhole, an outdoor bar serving beer/wine with a couple TVs, food trucks, and live music. Creates a nice experience. The downside is that there aren't a lot of vendors. Out of the few that were there, only a few were offering food. No produce at all. It's a small farmer's market so I would've liked a greater selection.

I was glad to discover the opportunity to support black owned businesses by visiting the Palm…read moreCenter Farmers Market on 2nd and 4th Saturday's. This is one of the few opportunities I have to give back and I feel accomplished each time I support. If you visit Palm Center on 2nd or 4th Saturday's you will find various vendors....jewelry, vegan products, fresh vegetables/fruit, food trucks. They'll occasionally have live cooking shows as well. Upon entering, you will probably be asked to provide contact info so that can keep in touch. If you're really lucky, you'll be greeted by the smiling face of "Mr Palm Center" himself, Mr Cavanaugh Nweze!

From the owner: Palm Center Farmers Market is open every 2nd and 4th Saturday of the month, rain or shine…read more Our vendors include farmers, small business owners, and other local artisans. IG: @palmcentermarket

A Hardie's Produce driver hit my car at a stop light, pretended to pull over and took off in…read moreanother direction. When I called Hardie's to get the damages taken care off, they turned me over to their insurance company and not only did their insurance company deny my claim they said maybe it was a Brother's Produce truck that hit me instead. WOW!!!! When I went back to the Hardie's representative to give them one more opportunity to do the right thing, she insisted it was out of their hands??? What kind of company is this? Negative Stars!

Horrible produce company!!! DON'T purchase from them! Rotten produce, horrible customer service!!…read moreBuy local from a farm. They order all their produce from Mexico, which in turn hurts the smaller local farms here in the Southeast Texas area. Also, their organic isn't organic, it has GMOs and deadly pesticides! They love to scam, change invoices and steal from their customers. Buy local and buy USA!!! Stop importing cheap and deadly vegetables!

No, you guys...no! You guys be lying to yourself if you say this food is good. Come on now child…read more I bought 3 plates (#1- meatloaf, mash potatoes, arancini #2-roast beef, mash potatoes, Mac and cheese #3- beef enchiladas, Mexican rice, and beans) and 2 pies (lemon meringue and raspberry cheesecake). Total was $51.47. All I can say is..where is the salt?! Seasonings?! Love?! I regretted going in the moment I walked in, but I ordered anyways. The meatloaf was probably the best out of the 3 plates, and even that wasn't good. The roast beef was not good. Let me tell you, you can get a cheap cut of meat and still make it taste good. But this cut was cheap and not prepared correctly. It was a sad sad lunch. I got side eyes the whole time at lunch because I chose the lunch spot. The pies were good. Out of the lemon meringue and cheesecake, I preferred the lemon meringue. I would be surprised if they made the pies in house, because if they do, great for them. They should just be a bakery. Regardless, I will never..NEVER return. I'm sorry to whoever's mamas or grandmamas in the kitchen, but they need to retire. I said what I said.

I walked in a was greeted by a friendly lady who welcomed me. This place is a cafeteria style…read morerestaurant, like Piccadilly, Wyatt's and Lubys. As I was ordering and asking questions, I found it to be a little hard . It was a language barrier. The steam table consisted of spaghetti, meatloaf, baked chicken, dressing, chicken fried chicken and steak, green beans and corn. They had deviled eggs that looked good. I like my deviled eggs sweet so I asked her were they sweet and she keep repeating no no deviled eggs So I passed on them. I also got a wheat roll which was so old and hard when I pieced off of it , it crumbled The food was actually ok but not hot at all. The meatloaf plate was$11.50 and the spaghetti was $8.50. The decor was super old and brought back memories of my family going to eat after church on Sunday in the 80s. Would i go back here again I probably would. I'd just try something different.