Super cute and little farmers market. It may be little but it has a lot to offer…read more Micro greens, honey, fresh juices, variety of mushrooms, jams, meat, dessert, veggies, fruits, candles, soap. It is located behind erma nutrition store. There is a small parking lot where Erma's is located or you can find street parking or park in the lot to the left of Erma's if you are facing the store Open from 10-2pm We even got to meet therapy dogs! Furry cuteness.

This is a wonderful organic-based Famer's Market located directly behind Erma's Nutrition Center…read moreand held every Saturday from 10 AM to 2 PM. This market features a variety of locally sourced products. Some vendors will fill orders before they are at the market to customers for easy to grab & go. It also ensures you will get the produce and/or products before they dell out. All of the vendors were friendly and eager to talk about their merch. There is also a vegetarian food truck by the entrance with a tempting menu. I recommend visiting as early as possible since we were there around 1pm and most vendors had about half if not less than what they started with.

Cream of the Crop!!! Don't miss out on a trip back to nature…read moreand it's roots. The fresh fruit and the aroma of cooked dishes was amazing here. The smoke from the grills always brings a thrill. The people were very friendly as well and service was awesome. I didn't feel pushed to purchase or buy anything, in fact it was such a comfort to freely look and purchase at will. It was little exhilarating. There are plenty of samples to try which makes for an awesome trip. Of course this was my first visit and I am looking forward to next. Tips: the most important is plan for the summer heat, which was deterrent in the length of time I stayed. There are tents that provide shade which helps a little. I totally appreciate the thoughtfulness of the tent which was setup with fans and cool mist water as well. Overall it really was great experience and I look forward to the next one, just look a cooler day. Until, Bye-Bye!

Went to the farmers market in Baybrook parking lot. I stumbled across this event I thought the…read moreweather would have changed people mind. It was hot but manageable. Didn't purchase anything today but will be back had my eye on a few items. It was still good to push the baby around and window shop. Lots of great vendors out here

Amazing honey, so fresh and natural! I use it for everything and they have all sizes for anything I…read moreneed personal or gifts!

Great honey. Will definitely buy from them again. It's self serve. They offer several size options.read more

Great Farmer's Market for fruits and vegetables you would not find at your local HEB, like cacao…read morepods, passion fruits and pink guava. You can find all types of spices here too. They had also plants for sale, like fig trees and rue plants (host plants for swallowtail butterflies). They also have various food venues to grab a bite to eat, like the Alamo Tamales, or coffee while you browse the market. There is a great outdoor seating area too for the kids to run around while parents relax. It is definitely a place I would visit again.

We were having fun. We forgot we were in Houston. It seemed like we were in a tropical country…read morefar away. For a few minutes, I thought I was on vacation. Lots of fun, until we saw some idiot's dog licking grapes. The people working that market really didn't seem to care. Gross. Watch out for pick pockets.

April 23, 2023 I'm a…read morevolunteer with the farmers market but, for the young gardeners program with the schools. This morning I got up bright and early at 630a to help set up tents, tables and chairs, signage for all the vendors to use; met the market mgr Candy (she's awesome) I talked to a lot of people (which I love) and i helped sell Morgan Elementary schools veggies from their garden. I bought some fresh kombucha from 3rd Coast and fresh homemade tamales from, momma's tamales in Houston. It started raining and lightning around 1045a; I needed to leave at 11am so it all worked out. Love volunteering

I have been going to this Farmers Market since it started. I took a break from it when I moved…read moreaway, and I recently started going back to it. I think it is better than ever. It's well organized with a a variety of dedicated staff and vendors. It's a true community experience. The location is spacious and accessible, and the food that I have bought from there is always really good. I have bought baked goods like cookies, breads, bagels, Indian food, and dog treats for my dogs. I've also bought fresh vegetables and handmade soaps. Today I was there on a rainy day, and the vendors were still there and ready for their customers. I was also impressed by the community support because people were still shopping in the rain, with and without umbrellas and raincoats.

A relaxed farmers market experience which is not too big! Meet and visit with a true variety of…read moreartists,in the realms of culinary, visual and agricultural. People watching at its finest in an always Family Friendly environment. Locally roasted coffee, honey from local hives, herbs and sauces are but o few of the items your kitchen might be craving. Perhaps your sore muscles need a soothing natural rub or a bit of skin irritation needs a salve from centuries old recipes, soaps and bath salts have been noticed as well! Is it time for a new coffee table book suitable for display or to share with toddlers?? You will love what you will discover here and maybe you will find some new jewelry or home decor items as well! Baked goods and veggies beg to go home with you or as a gift for a special someone!!! A nearby playground in the Shade and live music make this a fun outing for everyone!

An adorable lil street market. The Amish bread is delicious and completely grandchildren approved…read more I bought 5 loaves and ate none by the time 11 mouths devoured it!! Lots of people selling plants and other goods!! Love it!!!

I finally checked out my neighborhood farmers market! I was prompted to go because I needed to…read moreshred old documents, which I try to do at the start of a new year. Keep Pearland Beautiful was onsite in the tennis courts' parking lot for their monthly drive up shredding event. Note the shredding is $5 for docs up to 20 pounds and like 30 cents extra for each additional pound. It's free for KPB members but you must be a member for at least 24 hrs prior to the shredding event. The Old Pearland Farmers Market is small but mighty with local and nearby vendors. I'd say there were maybe a couple dozen vendors there and the market was setup on the basketball courts. There was a vendor there from Sweeney TX selling some tasty nut brittles, just to give u an idea of where some of the nonlocal vendors travel in from. Their cinnamon pecan brittle was very tasty and I'm appreciative of the sample I received. The market was lively with a live band performing in the background while I was there on a chilly and windy Sunday morning. I was pleased to see there were plenty of other folks walking around with their doggies but there weren't so many folks with dogs that it was cramped and harder to maneuver around. The dogs there were all chill and well mannered. For it's small size, the market has a healthy presence of minority owned businesses. There was an Indian restaurant giving out samples and selling heat and serve meals that I'll definitely be hitting up in the future. This time around I purchased some coasters from Crafty with Wood and some sprouts from Bonafide gardens. I steered clear of Granny's tamales but lookout once I get all this holiday sugar off my hemoglobin! All the vendors with whom I interacted were warm and welcoming.

this is a great farmers market with a good variety of vendors. some handmade soaps and clothing…read morealso honey and coffee and eggs and more!

This is a great place great vendors, very service oriented and honest about the productread more

I enjoyed stopping by and walking through all the stalls on a Saturday last month! A friend and I…read morewanted to see what all the buzz was at the parking lot after driving by. It was not a particularly busy day for the farmers market but we had a nice time strolling along and seeing the variety of produce, handmade pasta, baked goods, and other items for sale! We stopped by one booth for a sample which had packaged Indian curries that can be easily boiled as a meal for one. At $10 we found them rather steep, but quite tasty! There was also a dumpling booth that seemed quite popular. This is a nice farmers market perfect for a relaxed stroll on a Saturday! Very family-friendly and a nice mix of local Houston finds.

We love the Orchard!! We have been many times, and love it each time…read more This week (Spring Break) they had "Kidding around with baby goats:" 11 Nigerian Dwarf Goats that were 1-2 weeks old, bunnies, and chickens! They have a playground, and a pop up shop filled with assortments of tomato plants and herbs, homemade goat milk soap, freshies, cowboy candy & jam for sale! All of these products are handmade from ingredients found at the farm! We had the best tour guide for the hayride, Mr. Wilson. Mrs. Renee was in the pen with the goats, and letting a few lucky people bottle feed 2 babies. Melinda was helpful and nice in the pop up shop tent. Nothing was ready to be harvested yet, but we will be back in a few weeks for blueberries.

April 24, 2023 I've…read morelived in Galveston 10+ years and I've finally made it out here Came by for fresh blueberries, herbs and mints. Met one of the owners, Renee Hillman who opened this farm to the public in 2006; sweet lady. The Hillman family are well known in these parts from farms to everything fish/marine life. This farm is beautiful and no doubt, lots of work; I'm very appreciative to them. Today, I enjoyed picking blueberries, herbs and various mints I didn't know existed but am so excited to taste. I'll definitely be a regular from now on. Support farmers. But local.

popped in late after graduation and they were still taking food orders at 10 pm…read more Food: Hubby ordered fish and rings , said it was really good. I ordered grilled chicken sandwich and salad. Sandwich was large. All in all, decent bar food. Did not order drinks though the bar looked fully stocked and have beer on tap Sever: Seth was great. Got us everything we needed and gave us a sample of the sauerkraut. Restaurant is large and would probably be a fun place to go for OctoberFest

On our way back from Galveston and decided to hit this place up. It was interesting, good food and…read moreunique. The food: both plates we had were very good. A couple sides were not traditional (like the potato dumplings) but all were tasty and cooked nicely. Great beer selection, huge stein mugs and served by a wait team in lederhosen and German/Austrian attire. Missing items were things like the traditional pumpernickel bread and butter, although they did have a nice sourdough once we asked for some. The German potato salad was served cold versus the traditional warm. Small things but make a difference. Ambiance: Such mixed thoughts on this. The decor is pretty cool with long wood tables and a great bar area. A few more traditional German flags etc., could be well used. The outside beer garden area is large and covered. Great with the live music. My only complaint was the band was really loud and drowned out conversation (and we were inside). Plus they left the inside music playing which was really odd music for a German restaurant (really for any restaurant). The two playing simultaneously really was annoying. We mentioned it to staff but it was not adjusted. Service; Great. Our server checked in regularly and was operable and polite. I'd give the food a 5 for quality and taste. The service a 5. And the ambiance a 3... lots of potential to improve that number.