I went for the first time on the 2nd Saturday in February. For $12 we got so much stuff. Tomatoes,…read morebutternut squash, cucumbers, romaine lettuce, cherry tomatoes, zucchini, and so much more!

By 1PM the place looked like a tornado had gone thru. Food was all over the ground, it was smashed…read morein plastic crates and moldy in boxes. It was hard to find anything worth taking home. Most food that was left was either damaged or very moldy. Hard to believe they were trying to sell the food in that condition. One person said the owner had told him to take whatever he could find that was still okay. When I was taking a couple of things to my car the other owner just about bit my head off saying I had to pay for the food. It had about one days worth of life in it before it would have fallen apart. I told her she could keep it, the other owner stepped in and told me to take it as they were taking everything to a farm for farm animals. Believe me, most of the food was not in condition for human consumption! I would never go back. The one owner was hostile and the food was in very poor condition. I can not believe the government would allow food to be sold in this condition.

If you know, you know... and BABY I know now…read more Came to Superstition Ranch Farmers Market today with a friend and let me tell you--we were greeted with smiles like we were regulars, not out of towners. Immediate good vibes only! Now let's talk about the real reason we came... the PRODUCE When I say abundance, I mean piles on piles of fresh fruits and veggies looking like they just clocked in from the farm that morning. And the prices? Let's just say my wallet didn't flinch, and that's rare these days! But wait--it's not just fruits and veggies. Oh no, they got the goodies too: Locally made jams, jellies, fresh juices, pickled EVERYTHING, and dehydrated snacks that had me acting real brand new in those aisles. I had to stop myself from grabbing one of everything like I was on a cooking show with no budget The place itself? Clean, organized, easy to navigate--no chaos, no confusion, just grab your basket and go off. Listen... before you run to one of them big name grocery stores and spend your whole paycheck on "non-gmo-ish" and "organic-ish" produce, do yourself a favor and pull up here first. Your fridge, your taste buds, AND your bank account will thank you... and you can thank me later

Produce is always great! Large variety of apples, peppers, and a wonderful "wall of honey". Every…read morekind of honey in the area. Prices are reasonable. Try the Amish microwave popcorn!

I love all the high quality local goods. My sister was in town and we enjoyed going to their local…read morestore and buying cool products and local produce. It was definitely a feel good vibe.

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.

The Old Town Scottsdale Farmer's Market is the real deal! I absolutely loved exploring and seeing…read morethe great healthy options for food. Plus, like what other reviews have expressed it is more like a street fair vibe than a just farmer's market. McClendon's Select Groceries is solid and in my opinion the best option for fresh produce. Come ready with a portable bag to carry away great fresh produce. There is such a wide variety of other independent vendors to choose from whether you want Seafood, Mexican, Philly Cheesestakes, Caribbean, Pastries, French, I mean the list goes on. Definitely a great place to start your Saturday morning!

Fun discovery while walking in downtown Scottsdale. It's a sizable market with many dining options,…read moreproduct, coffee, drinks, and baked goods. It's well organized and you can walk down the aisles to browse local goods. Parking is available nearby on the streets and lots.

Really disappointing change. This farmers market used to be in downtown Gilbert and had a much…read morebetter atmosphere. The new location at the Chandler Gilbert Community College is basically an asphalt parking lot, which takes away the whole charm of the experience. We arrived, saw the no-dogs sign, and then saw that the market was set up on hot asphalt in the sun, so we turned around and left. That was especially frustrating after making the trip, since the old downtown location was so much more inviting and enjoyable. It is a shame they moved it from downtown Gilbert to a parking lot setting. The old location felt like a community event. This one just didn't.

The Gilbert Farmers Market is absolutely a 5-star experience and the perfect way to spend a…read moreSaturday morning! This market is incredibly well-organized, vibrant, and packed with the best local goods Arizona has to offer. The variety here is outstanding. You can find everything from gorgeous, locally grown seasonal produce and fresh eggs to artisanal bread, local honey, and gourmet coffee. The quality of the products is consistently top-notch, everything just tastes fresher and better than the grocery store. The atmosphere is lively and family-friendly, but never overwhelmingly crowded. It truly captures that wonderful community feel. There are always great food vendors serving ready-to-eat treats and local musicians performing, which makes browsing even more enjoyable. It's also a great spot to meet the actual farmers and makers behind the products. Logistics: It's easy to get to, and while it's popular, the flow of the market keeps things moving smoothly. If you live in the East Valley or are just visiting, make sure the Gilbert Farmers Market is on your weekend itinerary. It's a highlight of the community and truly deserves all five stars!

I really enjoy the Mesa Farmers market, though much smaller than the other Valley markets, it's…read moreconfusing to grow, and a wonderful addition to the Mesa area. It has moved a few times since it started back up 5 or so years ago and is now currently in downtown Mesa off of main need the arts center. I do miss it being at Pioneer Park, though the park wasn't perfect, it was a lovely spot. That being said, downtown location isn't too far from its original spot. The market feature a few various produce stands, bread and lots of food or self care options. I prefer the more artsy stands myself, but still like checking it out every few weeks. All the local vendors are friendly, showcase great items and though you could check it all out in 30 or so minutes it's a great way to start a Saturday morning.

A great place for unique finds. Also fun people watching!! Huge flea market, you can spend several…read morehours there. It's nice because you can also grab a beer and some food!

I love visiting farmers market places like this! Easy to find and there was plenty of parking when…read moreI was there. They have a great selection. I got candied jalepenos and they are fantastic. Was eyeing the apple pie syrup and I do regret not getting it! Next time!

I hate to leave negative reviews, unless they are needed! We visit this local farmers market every…read moreweek for our groceries and have never had an issue, until now. We got our usual list and walked feet out the door to get into our truck, i opened the carton of eggs and one of them was cracked, no big deal. I brought the eggs back inside (immediately) to ask for a different carton. I was greeted with the older woman (with glasses) at the front immediately upset and passive aggressive stating "well i hope you know i checked them and it was not cracked so be more careful"(in a clearly condescending tone), i respond with "im sorry? i just walked out and right back in and it was cracked?" she then says "yeah well no it wasn't so be more careful this time thanks", i then leave. I really hope whoever manages this market to ensure she does not speak to another customer they way she did to me today. We will no longer be visiting, there are plenty of farmers markets.

This area is so dang cute and such a fun spot to bring the family. There isn't any indoor seating…read moreas the store itself is small but lots of tables outside and plenty of room to sit elsewhere if you do visit. My husband has been here a few times and has loved the food everytime. They do sell out of things FAST so if you're wanting something specific, earlier is better. He's gone a couple hours after opening twice and they had already sold out of the brisket tacos he was wanting. Aside from that, nothing bot positive things to say about it. We love coming here!

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.

Good selection of fruits and vegetables. And they have rolls, bagels,bread. Spices, jams,coffee…read morejust a really good selection. And, good prices .

Love this market!! I drive 45 minutes each way just to shop here! Very friendly staff!read more

A group of us drove from Sun City to Queen's Creek; which is a long drive. Once there we were told…read morethe train was not running due to high winds. Not anywhere online did it mention that high winds would be a factor. We took the class (you have to pay for) and was really just a sellathon. The food lines were out the door so we didn't get to eat. All in all it was a total disappointment.

I originally went for a tour of the olive mill and that was amazing. Our tour guide Wolfgang was so…read moreknowledgeable and answered all of our questions. When we were done and looking through the store he would help talk through the different flavors and types of oils they carry/make. The food is delicious I had a canoli and a bite of pizza and I'd absolutely go back to try other things. They have a full bar. They were very busy as it was the last day for the sangria social and the day before Mother's Day but the outdoor seating is pretty vast and the musician was wonderul to listen to. I would highly recommend for a day date, time with friends or just a fun activity!