I absolutely recommend this beautiful little- family owned shop…read more It is a wonderful coffee shop + variety of other items. I am not near by but will definitely make an effort to stop by once a month. The coffee is great and the cold foam is delicious. We bought soap, tortillas, sourdough bread, cookies, cake pop, coffee and home made potato salad. I enjoyed watching the burros and goats.

Some Arizona Instagram page made a post about this place and since my farm relocated to Texas, I…read morenaturally had to check this place out. Totally adorable. Quite the extensive list of items in the shop!! Fresh produce, fresh dairy, fresh meat and eggs and fun drinks made right in the store. I guess this place used to have a table / tent at farmers markets and they were able to get this shop!! So cool! Love that for them. I went in to get some raw milk. They offer cow, sheep and goat milk!! I bought cow. Just want to start out by saying the milk is amazing. So good. I miss having it on a regular basis. If you bring the jar back in, they'll give you a dollar off your next jar. I am saddened that a half gallon is $13 after tax. I used to get full gallons for $14 flat at my former farm. So it's hard to want to spend $5 more for a half gallon less. Nonetheless, I'll still make it in there from time to time to treat myself! Everyone should check this place out

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.

I've been shopping at Superstition Ranch Market since I moved here in 1998, including the…read moreGreenfield location. Over the years, I've seen a lot of changes at both stores, but the Apache Junction location has really stepped up its game while still maintaining the hometown atmosphere that has kept me coming back for so many years. On my most recent visit, Michael Ray provided outstanding customer service. He was incredibly knowledgeable about the produce department, including delivery schedules for seasonal items, and was familiar with products throughout the store. When I asked for help picking out a watermelon for a party, he didn't just point me in the right direction--he took the time to dig through the display to find the biggest and best one. It was a huge hit with everyone, and I truly appreciated the extra effort he put into making sure I left with exactly what I needed. Michael Ray has been a wonderful addition to an already outstanding staff. Employees like him are the reason customers continue to come back year after year. His knowledge, willingness to help, and genuine commitment to customer service reflect the values that make Superstition Ranch Market such a special place to shop. Please recognize Michael Ray for the excellent work he does. He represents your store exceptionally well and deserves to be acknowledged for the positive impact he has on your customers.

Clean place great prices! Helpful people. The vegetables taste really fresh. I will keep going to…read morethis place.

10/04/2025 Visited the Downtown Chandler Farmer's Market for…read morethe first time. It wasn't located in its usual spot that day due to a different event. It was quite small compared to other farmer's markets that I've been to. Vendors were selling AZ honey, sourdough, baked goods, skincare, charcuterie boards, sandals, farm fresh fruits and vegetables, and more. The strawberries from the farm were a beautiful red and looked so good. There was also a BBQ vendor selling sandwiches that smelled really good. I got a pretzel from one of the sourdough vendors, and it was delicious! Loved the texture. I stopped by 10:19 Coffee to check out their menu, and everything sounded so good! I love matcha and blueberry, so I got the Boo-berry Cloud. The barista asked for my sweetness preference and if I like the taste of matcha. Based on my responses, she recommended half sweet with an extra shot of matcha, and it was perfect for me! It was also adorably decorated with a "spooky ghost" that I assume was made with cream (see the photo!). That day was also the first time that the market had young entrepreneurs participate as vendors. I heard that they plan to do it once a month now. There were 7 kids booths selling snow cones, Halloween items, glassware, lemonade, dog treats, cookies, bracelets, and other trinkets. The one selling snow cones also hosted a few contests with the young entrepreneurs, with the prize being a free snow cone. All of the kids looked like they were having fun. Overall I had a nice time walking around the market with my mom. I will definitely come back as the weather starts to cool down!

Eh, this market is so tiny and definitely needs more love to grow…read more We mainly went to go check out 10:19 coffee. And the line was CRAZY long! Clearly, this was the big draw for many of the people coming to check out the market (or we just had poorly timed our visit with when the free yoga class was over). We did look around, but sadly, ended up not getting anything from the handful of vendors that were there. It's a great location and has so much potential. There just needs to be more vendors/booths and maybe even a bakery that offers bread would be major plus to improving this market. Will be back, but I don't know if it will be anytime soon.

Theres a cook i think his name is nick or something he made my family's experience great and the…read morefood was amazing I will definitely be coming back to enjoy the company of shneph farms and you wonderful employees thanks nick for the great food and good experience

Fun family day at the farm. The kids had great time riding all the rides…read more Something that is not on the map is the hay ride to the corn field. Enter at your own risk, haha. They have a huge cornfield maze that is not supervised. The kids had fun running around in there. We loved the pretzel stand. Their pretzels are huge and they offer a big variety of different flavors. Their pretzel dough is really good. The pretzel was crispy and fluffy. So so good. We all devoured them. Lots of fun photo ops available. One suggestion I have, make sure to order your tickets online as soon as you know you want to go visit the farm because they will sell out. They kindly let me buy tickets at the door for being a first responder. Thank you. I would have bought my tickets right away online if they had Apple pay because I did not have my card available at that time so I waited to buy my tickets. The next time I went online, they were sold out.

I go here often. Love the vibes the fresh veggies and food. It is never too crowded and all the…read morevendors are friendly.

A lot of food and art options. Always reliable and easy to access. Love it as a weekly activity.read more

Actually my fav to go to, small but so cute and I always get what I need! Fresh veggies and delish…read morehummus and yummy coffee to walk around with!

I like going to farmer's markets and have scoped out a few in Phoenix and this one is on the…read moresmaller side and only worth a visit if you're nearby. I live close by and wanted to show my mom this farmer's market and this is one of the few markets that operate on Sundays. The best one I have been to in the Phoenix area is the Uptown Farmer's Market, so if you come to this one, you'll be disappointed. Its still fun to come here and check it out and today when we stopped by there was a music artist playing a cover of Bohemian Rhapsody and that made the trip worthwhile.

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.