The Gilbert Farmers Market is a wonderful place to discover local vendors, fresh products, and…read moreunique handmade goods. The atmosphere is welcoming and enjoyable, with a great variety of offerings to explore. It's clear that the market provides a valuable opportunity for local businesses and makers to connect with the community. A great destination for anyone looking to support local and enjoy a pleasant weekend outing.

I have now came to the Gilbert Farmers Market twice and it has been great both times. They have a…read morelot of different places to check out. My favorite being the Tamales booth, proof bread booth, and Chai Booth. There is also plenty of hot served food and drinks throughout the farmers market. The only think I wish they would have more of is vegetable booths, they have two. The two are great, but they are so overpacked from buyers since there is a high demand, it makes it hard to check them out. Overall great farmers market.

Great little farmers market with handmade items that you can truly tell are made with lots of love…read more Go check them out!

​I was really hoping for a great experience at the San Tan Valley bazaar, but the food was a major…read moreletdown. It tasted stale, lacked flavor, and definitely wasn't worth the price. The atmosphere of the bazaar is cool, but they really need to step up the quality of the food options.

I adore this farmers market. I'm not sure I'd actually call it that, but I go here for all of my…read moreproduce, herbs, and bread! I just left with: raspberries, mushrooms, cotton candy grapes, several apples, bananas and avocados plus a huge mango for $12.50! I put the same items in a cart at Fry's... $25 (& that's with coupons). I don't eat meat - but my friends have commented on their meat prices being fair or lower than the grocery stores. I'd highly recommend this spot to everyone in Gilbert. They do have jams, spices, and candies that are a touch spendy.

This is THE BESTTTTT pumpkin patch my family has found in the entire "greater Phoenix" area! Makes…read moresense that it's out of the way. Extremely clean, spacious, and filled with good old fashioned fun. I genuinely debated on leaving a review because I don't want everyone coming here and trashing up the experience (lol). But they well deserve the accolades! We went on 10/22/26, starting at 4pm and stayed until 6:30pm. The customers are quality people- no littering of food waste, no obnoxiously crude or raucous behavior so that everyone can enjoy themselves with their families. Things like the ticket booth, corn maze, and giant slides were run by really good kids (teens)- they did things like make eye contact and conversation! We were so grateful to have found this gem. The petting zoo is so cute. It has all the typical "festival food" trucks- affordable burgers and dogs, cotton candy, BBQ (not running that night), pizza truck, fresh mini donut, etc. The bathrooms and port o pots were clean, up until the time we left, anyway. The corn maze was nice because you weren't suffocating via corn stalks or feeling overwhelmed. They have a game thru the maze. It's simple but makes it a little better to experience. Absolutely will be driving from Peoria every year to get our pumpkin patch fix here. Affordable, clean family fun- no Halloween decor anywhere, making it a nice spot for fun seasonal family photos. Check them out, it was very worth it for this Midwestern-roots family!

I love love this little coffee shop place. You can find fresh produce and fresh tortillas…read more Several other local items such as baked goods, salsa, soap and yogurt and more. There is some outside seating area that I enjoyed very much because the weather is great right now. In the evenings there is a restaurant and the they serve hamburgers and chicken burgers and such. I will add pics next time i go. I am definitely going back.

Never got to try it because the parking is horrendous . It's in the middle of a busy neighborhood…read moreon a park area so if you can't find street parking you're not going to get there. It likely is good for people in the hood to visit . But I made 2 laps around for parking and left . It wasn't worth the hassle. Hope some day they can improve that

Had the pleasure of touring this lovely farm today to learn more about their unique style of…read moregrowing healthy and nutrient dense produce that tastes delicious. We often grab our groceries at the Gilbert Farmers market and super impressed with the quality of our food here. Farmer Mark is knowledgeable and cares about our community and the future. He is a true gem. He teaches the younger generation about methods of sustainability and how the food really impacts others while taking into account how waste can be turned into something new. Anyways, the place is so peaceful and you can just sense how much care and regard has been put into the whole operation.

I have been following this farming operation for 15 years. Mark Rhine is a prodigy when it comes…read moreto growing produce organically and raising chickens and ducks ethically. We visited his farm today, Saturday to pick up some of his produce, what a treat! On weekends, Rhibafarm also covers farmers market all over the valley, check out their website to follow their schedule, well worth it!

This is a terrific place in town that I didn't even know existed until Christmas last year when…read morethey opened up the neighborhood with a ton of wonderful lights and sounds and goodies. We happened by again recently and flund that they have indoor eateries, small business shopping and a gift store of sorts. It's a great place to sit outside in the shade and watch the birds and listen to their songs. I had a lovely visit. I'll be back with friends.

Spend a day here, we did Sunday from noon to 4. They have breakfast at The Coffee Shop, lunch at…read moreJoe's Farm Grill, and dinner with wine at Garage-East. There is a farm with a chicken coop, even seating if you want to eat there. There is a Farm Store with produce grown from this farm. There is Barnone which has a bar, pizzeria, ice cream shop, vegan lunch spot, salon, and more. On 2nd Wednesdays are Farmer's Market Nights called "Agritopia Farm Night", which is a big event here, from 5-8 (Sept to May, no Jan). Parking is everywhere. In front of The Coffee Shop, behind The Coffee Shop, next to The Farm Store, Garage East, and near Joe's Farm Grill. On a Sunday in September, there was parking and we were walk-ins everywhere. It was nice to find both, a seat and a place to park. Only a walk a way in Epicenter is Buck & Rider, UnderTow, Bunky Boutique, and Peixoto. Warm in September, wear a hat and stay hydrated.

Full disclosure that the owners Cameron and Jeannine are my friends but I wanted to get this out to…read morefellow Yelpers because I'm so proud and excited about what they are doing and I think you will really enjoy it if you check it out. As a foodie one of the ongoing frustrations is the movement toward shelf life, uniformity and quantity produce over quality and locality. Picking when unripe, gassing, waxing, and transporting around the world is clearly not good for food quality, you or the environment. Hell when was the last time you bought a good tomato at the store? While I'm certainly not a tree huggin hippy I do appreciate ripe picked quality ingredients not laced in tons of chemicals and Glyphosate. This is where Greenhouse Gardens Market table comes in. Take a short drive or a bike ride over to a newly refurbished farm where the owners take pride in everything they do. We went last Sat and picked up some Swiss Chard and carrots that pulled back 3 decade old memories as how good they can be. Depending on growing season they have a variety of cool and interesting items to choose from so it is good to get on their mailing list to see what's available. They are still building and ramping up so there is still plenty to do at the farm but they have made amazing progress and I can't wait to see how it progresses and develops over time. I hope this piqued your interest and you stop on over and support local food, local owners, and grab some awesome fruits and veggies. Right now in the winter they are open on Sat from 9am to noon but you can check their FB page for updates and changes.

This is seriously the best kept secret in Chandler! I stopped in for the first time on a Saturday…read moreand I was so impressed with the beautiful setup and the very kind owners. I bought the items to grill up some of their organic carrots (using their recipe) and they were so delicious! They have recipes laying out and most of the ingredients to make them. I bought some baked goods and they were delicious. I can't wait to go again next Saturday.

Petting zoo, food vendor market and uhaul all in 1 place…read more Nice folks run this place chickens and goats available for pets. You can walk around get some yummies while enjoying this little gem. Great place to bring the Littles!

Kiddo loved the animals and I think it's cool that all the animals are rescues! Some of the…read moreenclosures could use some love though and I thought there were some enclosures with too many animals. A cheap and fun activity though.

Entree is 17$ and 2 and under are free!…read more Great family farm fun. Bring the kiddos everything is included! Unless you want food and drink, I didn't notice alcohol beverages but they had everything else. Slides climbs jumping train ride and maze plus animal petting and few other activities for kids. Lines moved rather fast I found it best to have one adult in the long line while kiddos when to the short line, kept us moving fast. There tons of parking space so parking wasn't hard to come by.

This past weekend we meet up with a few of our family members & grandkids, we got there early so…read morethe crowds were nice but as the morning past the crowds started coming, we had a great time walking around and seeing all the exhibits and activities for the kids, the farm is planned out nicely with plenty of activities for everyone. There was food & drinks available but we had planned to go out for lunch, everyone had a great time and the grandkids came home with a few Pumpkins to carve

I love the Agritopia Farm Store! It's a great spot to visit while at Agritopia, featuring lots of…read morelocal goods from trinkets, stickers, t-shirts, toys, books, food items and they even have a refillery section for some selfcare products. I often visit them for gifts or when I have visitors in town to get a nice line up of local Phoenix/Arizona artisan offerings. It's not big by any means, but they pack a lot of quality items into it's small footprint. They've evolved a lot of the years from a honor type system with smaller offerings, to a staffed and larger selection of goods. They are consistently open, which is great because a lot of the store in Agritopia are hit or miss, and the Farm Store never lets me down! Their prices do to be expected for such a curated store, but not much more than what equivalent items would be priced. It's a great stop if you're looking for a souvenir, gift, want to treat yourself or just want to support local!

I love their night time farmers market that they do in the fall and winter. It's dog friendly and a…read moregreat opportunity to support local businesses and endulge in local treats and produce. The night market does not dissapoint they have ton of local artists selling artisan items as well as freshly baked sourdough, cookies, tortillas and more. I've been going to the longstanding Farm Store since before COVID and when it was self-serve. Unfortunately the woman staffing it tonight was not friendly and their prices are not clearly labeled either. I will keep supporting this business but one would think that a place that sells $12 bread would have stellar customer service.