Wow! That's a lot! Special events are a major festival and…read moretons of vendors. Check the schedule, go on big days.

Wonderful Farmer's Market! I've not been to this particular market and I can't believe I've waited…read moreso long to shop and browse all the local vendors. I was so impressed with the variety of vendors; there are traditional produce stands but also local beef, natural bath and body type products, bbq, salsa, popcorn, loose teas and other craft vendors. Also!! Mimosa and Prosecco cart to make your shopping just a tad more chill. Scissortail Park is such a great place to be and there is literally something for everyone who enjoys being outdoors! OSU OKC Farmers Market is a fantastic place to be on any given Saturday and I'm so proud of the turnout!

Has a wonderful variety of fresh peaches in the beautiful orchard! Always love it when I can pick…read moremy own fruit!! Their Loring peaches are the best!!

Firstly, everyone there was incredibly friendly! My dad and I brought my girls to pick peaches and…read morethey had a great time! Alexis at the stand in the front was super sweet and answered all the millions of questions my daughters asked with a smile on her face. There were so many peaches everywhere and they are sweet and juicy and taste great :) Overall I loved the feel of the place. They have so many different varieties of peaches (on rotation) and nectarines. They also house several bee hives which is beneficial for everything and everyone. Highly recommend checking them out this summer!

It's a special treat to be able to spend a Saturday morning at the Edmond Farmers Market. The local…read morevendors are wonderful, friendly, and really care about what they offer. I enjoy finding everything from fresh produce to handmade items at the artisan booths, which makes each visit feel unique. The market is always organized well, so it is easy and relaxing to walk around and explore. I also love seeing all the happy dogs out with their owners. I did not take any photos this time, but I will definitely grab some next time I visit.

Nice Sat. Morning stop at the Edmond Farmers Market. A lot more vendors than there used to be, 2…read morefull rows and more on the outside of the huge shed! Lots of great homeade items, food, veggies, plants, wine, and more! I love getting okra and tomatoes here, and the peppers were great! I love the unique jewelry and the prices are decent! I picked up 3 new pairs with fun and funky styles. If you have seen the new trucker hat styles with patches that are becoming popular, they also had lots of choices to customize your own. It wasn't tooooo hot at 9:30 AM and the shade kept us cool. Parking was easy across the tracks with a short walk. Sidewalk and flat grounds if your restricted mobility wise. Nice start to a Sat. Morning!

I noticed this place the other day when driving by so I came back this morning to see what they…read morehave but they were not open yet so I missed out. I noticed a lot of items beside but hard to tell looking thru the windows plus I didn't want to hang around to long. The Farmers Market Connection, is a local food hub operated by Tortuga Micro Farm. It was established in 2025 to address the need for a farmers market in the area, offering a variety of Oklahoma-grown products including eggs, meat, dairy, vegetables, baked goods, and more. The market aims to connect local farmers and producers with the community, providing fresh, locally sourced goods.

Nice little out of the way farmers market. This an Oklahoma grown and made in ok, stuff like…read morebreads, self care , candles holistic things. They do have a kitchen where they will make certain dishes the menu changes every day and of course they sell locally grown fruits, vegetables, grains, whole milk, butter, cream, beef, chicken, rabbit ECT....

May to June is the strawberry season here in the Sooner state and I've been waiting to go to pick…read moreyour own strawberries here since I stumbled across their page on FB last November! Growing up in Surrey, England, my parents always took us to all kinds of pick your own farms so this is a nostalgic activity for me. The husband has never been to anything like this but he is always game. As it turned out, the farm isn't very far from our abode! Make sure to follow them on facebook for available days for picking and opening hours, they are not open everyday. We went on a Tuesday and rechecked their facebook before leaving the house just to make sure they were going to open. The gates generally open at 4.30pm or a little earlier to prevent traffic build-up and road blockage in front of the farm. Regardless, picking begins at 5pm. We were there a little before 4.30pm but happily waited and enjoyed the scenery, fresh air, and observing the cows in the distant. Oh, the gorgeous Australian Shepherd at the farm also doubles as the hostess. She runs up to greet everybody that walked up to the strawberry patch. We also got to see her in action herding the cows. You'll be given a bucket to pick your strawberries, they are lined with a plastic bag which gets lifted out for weighing and then you just take that home, so there's no need to bring anything with you. And If I remember correctly the strawberries were $8 per lb. If your bucket is piled high with strawberries they will weigh around 5 lbs which you then pay just $7 for a pound. The husband doesn't like strawberries so I could only pick a couple of pounds. This is such a fun activity for all members of the family especially the little ones. If you haven't been to a You Pick farm, I highly recommend it!

What a treat!!! My family and I had the opportunity to visit this wonderful farm and pick the most…read moredelicious, homegrown strawberries we've ever tasted. My kids still talk about their experience there, and we cannot wait to go back this season and pick more berries and peruse all the vegetables that are also grown on site. Thank you Buffalo Creek Berry Farm!

Small shop with lots of nuts, candy, and condiments options. Love to support small farmers. The…read morepecan sandies were particularly delicious.

Paid $16.75 for a bag of pecans. No expiration date and they were very old. Disappointed.read more

The experience here was amazing! It's a locally owned shop with locally grown produce where you…read moreknow where it's coming from, which makes us as a family feel more confident in eating it. Then, the people are wonderful and so kind, and very helpful to answer and help in any way possible. Truly great shop and great prices if you aren't able to get certain produce at other shops that are more expensive.

Wow! We just happen to catch sight of this place today And decided to pop in and see what it was…read moreabout. Really cute shop and very well laid out. Organic local veggies! Granola, soda, pop, milk. And pretty good prices. Service was very friendly. There's also a separate business inside that has coffees and teas and some lunch and breakfast options as well. We didn't try them out today but intend to on our next visit.

I have to give it a 1 star for this location they will scam you and over charge for what you are…read morepaying for. I had a high expectation for this place for the first time before going there but after my recent purchase on Feb 12 for 2 types of meat and pans for $66 instead of the actual calculate amount $50 something with tax. I don't recommend people coming here if you're not Hispanic and not familiar with Carniceria El Rodeo on SW29th St. Their food is mid and basic, better goes to other carniceria that have more variety and options for everything. They just want to take advantage from others and overcharge scams.

I went to buy meat and cheese at this location yesterday (10/03/25) and the woman that helped me…read moredidn't wear gloves to handle the meat or the cheese. She was scratching her nose and touching her face. I had to tell her to wear gloves, and she even gave me attitude.