This market is so cool!! They have these spreads that are firee so good they're from Doctor Hummus…read moreas the sales guy I think. He gave me a sample to try the first time I came, telling me the italian pesto one was addictive, and indeed it is lol Then I also tried ice coffee from here which was okay, but tbf I'm not really a coffee connoisseur. Though they have the wheel of coffee flavors like for wine tastings that I was taught about by Thomas earlier.. OH and also they have pichuberries !! =)

I would have rated this a 3.5 if it were an option…read more That being said, I am probably grading this farmer market based on my most recent stay in Charlotte where the farmers markets are measured by acres, not by parking spots. But alas, this is a desert so take this review with that as context. This market is located in the parking of the park and takes approximately 10-12 spots on each side. The majority of the vendors were selling prepared food, merchandise and pet products with only 2-4 vegetable and produce stands. And those stands were limited to most of the basic veggies and fruits you would expect but at prices that were higher than some of their organic counterparts at your local supermarket. Translation - no real deals to be found and very few heirloom vegetables to try. I did buy some veggies and fruit from one of the larger stands at the end of the row, but other than that, there wasn't much to it. I do give them a bonus for being dog friendly. But if your dog isn't really chill, I would avoid this spot because the gallery is tight.

Nice little organic farmers market! Grandma was friendly we got some orange blossom, honey, and…read moresome goose and turkey eggs. The collards and Swiss chard looked amazing! We will be back.!

Came for the Duck eggs and was not disappointed! Will absolutely be back for more eggs. The owner…read morewas super kind and chatted with us while we looked. Prices are fair/average for fresh eggs. There was a small handful of other items, veggies, honey and such but this place is very tiny. It is not a full on market.

There are a couple farmers markets they sell at. I go to the Town and Country Farmers market on…read more20th street and camelback Wednesday mornings. I only buy produce and eggs from Pinnacle. If they don't have it, we don't eat it. The presentation is always beautiful, the foods super fresh and tasty! And they go above and beyond organic and local! Top notch

Got the Sonoran sourdough, some bok choy, Italian meatballs and Gouda, apricots, kumquats, and…read morebroccoli!! They have a decent variety of options :) It was very hot and hours are limited in the summer from 8-11am in June! They were wrapping up when I came around 10:30... keep in mind since I saw somewhere it closes at 1pm but it definitely ends earlier to beat the heat. Otherwise it's a nice street for the farmers market with locally sourced everything. Limited but good variety and nice vibes overall!

Sunday Farmer's Market on High Street by Desert Ridge. A great selection of vendors from prepared…read morefood to crafts, flowers and everything in between. Not a lot of produce stands but various throughout the season. Lots of organic products and hand crafted items as well. Throughout the season, there is a kid section with all homemade items made by the kids themselves. Dog friendly and plenty of parking. Friendliest vendors with lots of free samples. Usually goes from October to April, but this year was extended thru May.

We come here mostly for dayeli's breakfast burritos. They are by far the best in the valleyread more

This is a small market thats easy to find and not overly crowded! I liked how their veggie vendor…read morewas right up front, I got tomatoes, microgreens and chili cheese bread to make some fancy toasts! I also got a latte from a truck, they had a couple food trucks. I did think it was odd that for such a small market they'd have more than one of the same type of vendors? Like they had two places that pretty much exclusively sold freeze dried candy, I know it's a trend but is there that much of a demand? Still a cool market and I'd visit it again!

I just stumbled upon the most epic Saturday morning hangout spot in Downtown Phoenix - the Farmers…read moreMarket at the Arizona Center from 8am-1pm. They've got an insane variety of vendors selling everything from fruits and veggies to dog treats, candles, pastries that'll make your taste buds do the happy dance, food, gift items, and a whole lot more. And the cherry on top? All the vendors were ridiculously friendly, dishing out samples and the lowdown on their products like they're sharing secrets with old pals. Plus, there's ample seating, a DJ spinning tunes, and more food vendors than you can shake a stick at. It's basically the ultimate Saturday morning chill zone, and your furry friend is invited too - just keep 'em on a leash, okay? Oh, and bonus points - it's also the perfect spot for people watching, so grab a coffee, sit back, and enjoy the show!

Fun to walk around and enjoy the nice weather. Lots of booths with everything from produce to bread…read moreto ready to eat food. Found some cute little cantaloupes. Great for dog watching!

Reasons why I love this market:…read more It's close to my house It's not on a Saturday morning Vendors are always so friendly It's never crowded Compared to other markets, there aren't many vendors. It works for me because it has the basics I always get: fresh herbs, eggs, tea & tamales. I'd love to see more produce but all in all, I think this is a really great little market.

Citadelle's Twilight Farmers Market started up after their summer break a few weeks back. They are…read moreopen Wednesday evenings from 4 - 7pm (until sometime in May). I went last week for the first time, and back again yesterday since it was so good. Most farmer's markets I've been to in Phoenix are generally lame. Mainly because there are 50% or more booths that are selling things like jewelry, knick-knacks or other things that to me belong more at a craft show than a farmer's market. This one, however, is almost all food (the only booth I noticed, other than information, that wasn't food was a table for one of the stores in the plaza). Two or three produce vendors, depending on the week, farm fresh eggs, grass-fed beef, bbq sauce, cider, granola, tamales, etc. etc. My favorite though is the dairy guys with the fresh cheese curds. You'd think you were eating a mouse the way these things squeek! Definitely fresher than the ones at Trader Joes. I am a huge fan of this farmer's market, and am sure all be back plenty of times over the fall/winter. My only minor complaint is that they advertise as Arizona's only farmer's market under the stars...since I pretty sure that the Downtown Market goes on Wednesday night and there is a farmer's market now at Norterra (sucked...see above about non food vendors), it's not even remotely true. 4.9 stars, rounded up!

I usually go to the Uptown farmers market but it's quite a long drive for me. I decided to try this…read moremarket since it's only a few miles from my house. There's two fruit and vegetable vendors there. Enough to make it worthwhile if you live close by. The amount of vendors is starting to really grow since I was there last. They did have some fun live music there too. Oil, bread, sweets and a few food/drink trucks. It's nice that it's so close to my house but it's a very small market. Some of the non fresh food vendors were a little too aggressive for my likes but I get it they are there to sell food. The two fresh food vendors were both nice and efficient. It is a little annoying they don't have prices on their food so I never know what anything costs. Spent $50 for the vegetable picture I'm posting.

My weekly load up on veggies, bread, seafood, farm-fresh eggs, and honey!…read more Past review said they only have crafts... wrong! That is during the Sunday market. Saturday has a nice assortment of food vendors. The confusing thing about this market was that it was once located at Alma School & Dynamite shopping area, until business owners in the strip complained of too much traffic. (Do you beleive that? What a fool for a business owner. Traffic = increased business you moron). The market then relo'd to Legacy & Thompson Peak area. I always call the phone number on the contact, to confirm location prior to my shopping adventure. Noteable vendors: The "red shed" produce The egg lady that had a goat to visit Copper State Bread. Guy has a line up prior to opening Seafood Deja-vu coffee is slow to provide service and seemed to be unaware of my presence for a bit. Having been a mobile coffee vendor, I recognize "dead weight" inside the truck causing delayed service. (Again, the faster you "turn" equals increase in revenue). It's not the Pearl Street Farmer's Market in Denver, but it is small, good vendors, and close!