This is a true Farmers market with fresh fruits and vegetables. There are vendors with handcrafted…read moregoods and a number of food trucks. Nice place to have the pup sniff around. I do vote to make it bigger!

Happened to visit this Farmer's Market location twice in the past 3 years and can honestly say that…read moremost of the vendors sell freshly farmed fruits and veggies, produce wise! I am also a fan of the Chips and Salsa from Niño Blanco! Tasted the Spicy and Vampire ones, but they are not that spicy, at least not for me. To others, they may be spicy in flavor, but I expected more spiciness... The Sweet Cherries are SO good from one of the fruit and veggie vendors! The Raspberries are tasty from Hayton Farms as well. Got to see some other food vendors - CHINESE, Coffee Stands, Freshly baked pastries, etc. There were other vendors who were selling some arts and craft stuff. Overall, enjoyed walking around and seeing the different tent stands...

Nice upper scale market. The place tends to attract tourists and more trendy type people. The…read moreprices there are a little high for me.But I do like to go there and look around when i'm in town. I used to live in Tacoma. And came here often and still do from time to time. Especially during the summer when they're having events. Everything sold there is really high quality, hence the high prices, and the service is top notch.

I have been to this "farmers" market twice and maybe I have visited on not the greatest days, but I…read morehave never seen any farm vendors let alone fresh produce..etc. There is a lot of vendors selling things like clothing, jewelry, etc. I have seen a lot of food trucks also. It would be nice if there was local farms, produce, eggs, meat, etc. There's far better farmers markets in the area. I would just consider this an outdoor market.

Just got home from opening day of the Kent Farmers Market! I've lived in the Kent area for the…read morebetter portion of my life, and I don't think I've ever been... The market takes place right near the big fountain and the Kent Library. It takes up one whole street, so it's nothing in comparison to Kent Cornucopia Days but I mean, it's just a weekly market so don't expect it to be bigger than it is. There's a good variety of vendors - tons of stands sporting local produce, local food products, and several stands with people who make all sorts of products ranging from soaps to baby clothes! There's a ton to look at. There's also several stands that have the type of flowers that you'd find at Pike Place - the arrangements are GORGEOUS and pretty big! The most expensive ones cost $15 - which is a hell of a deal in my opinion! You won't spend hours at the Kent Farmers Market but it's a great place to swing through on your Saturday morning before starting your day. Who doesn't love to support local?!

This market was absolutely incredible. Located in the heart of downtown Puyallup, this massive…read moremarket has streets filled with amazing local vendors with items like produce, baked goods, plants, flowers, home decor, clothing, and more! There's also one street that specifically has food trucks on it and the options for hot, fresh, local eats are endless. Street parking is ample nearby, even on busy holiday weekends which is a plus. We cannot wait to come back next Saturday and pick up some more local goodies!

I've visited a few farmers' markets, but I had never been to one in Washington until I discovered…read morethe market in Puyallup this weekend. I loved how easy it was to find parking, and the atmosphere was relaxed and friendly--much nicer than what I usually experience in Seattle. As a vegetarian, I didn't try much of the food since I had other plans, but I did have some treats that completely blew me away. Let me clarify that there were vegetarian options available, but there weren't many main courses based on vegetarian dishes, so I didn't try any other vegetarian entrées. However, here are a few notable establishments and items that enhanced my experience at the market. The strawberry shortcake and pistachio pop cakes from OlyPopsByEJ were fantastic. I would rate the shortcake a solid 5 out of 5 and the pistachio a 5.1 out of 5. Additionally, the lavender lemonade from Thirst Killer's Lemonade was refreshing, not overly sweet, and reasonably priced; I would give it a 4 out of 5.8 out of 5. Tracy's Sweet & Savory Shortbread in Chai Latte flavor was so good that I unapologetically ate the whole pack on the way home; I would rate them a 5.2 out of 5. I also picked up some lavender soap, which smelled great. Overall, I had a wonderful time and would definitely recommend checking out this farmers' market. It's definitely a place I'd return to if I'm in the area!

Probably the best Farmers Market is Seattle. There is something for everyone and it's one of the…read morebest way to spend your Sunday morning. High quality stuff ! Also the things you get here ranges from Ethiopian food, jams, flowers, dessert, Portugese delicacies , mushroom and many more locally made sourced products. The best time to go here would be on Sunday morning between 9 - 10 AM.

This is a cool farmers market. Not quite the season for lots of produce but it's always fun to walk…read morearound. We chatted with the folks at the WSU Extension booth and learned a lot about when to plan vegetables. Super helpful and friendly!

Awesome ! Plants , vegetables, meats, bakery items if I lived I would get some plants !…read more I got to pet real friendly dogs ! On vacation! Aloha!

Cute covered farmers market which is especially helpful during the rainy season. Hands free…read moreshopping without having to manipulate an umbrella or poncho. Farm fresh fruits, vegetables, jams, sauces, and breads. They offered fresh holiday wreaths in 3 sizes at a good price. Free parking is available. Restrooms.

This is an amazing Farmers Market. Seriously, it was lively, there are a variety of vendors and we…read morejust happened to hit it on a 'dry' day, so yay! Parking is at the 'new gnome trail head' so it's a dirt lot and when we arrived we did have to drive a bit to find a spot. The early bird gets the spot, but with traffic in and out, you can find one if you are patient just a little. Vendors are under their own individual awnings. Some have two spots, some one. There were also a couple of tents for kids like face painting and a community tent with some coloring items for them. The farmers had a variety of items. Lots of cherries this time of year. Some 'regular' (why is 'pesticides used' regular?) and some organic. We grabbed some Rainier cherries. If you haven't tried them - get on it. Lettuces, kohlrabi, eggs, apples, all the in-season items. There were yarn crafters, hand made wood items like cutting boards, and other kitchen items as well as home decor. We picked up some cheese from the Cheeselady and it is delicious. We picked up local honey from one of two (three?) local honey vendors. So many beautiful fresh and dried flower bouquets! How can you not get one of these beauties? The youth orchestra was under the pavilion playing during our visit. There are several food trucks and vendors selling foods to eat on site with table under the pavilion for dining. It's a lot of walking and a lot to see. Definitely recommend you visit this farmers market often. It's quite well organized and represented by local vendors.

Made it a Saturday event the past 2 weekends in a row to go to this Farmer's Market. Wanted to see…read morewhat they had, which food vendors were available and if there were any new items to check out. Got an Iced Caramel Macchiato from Chayen Coffee and tried out a new Chicken Plate from the Zaytoona Mediterranean Food Truck. The drink was very tasty and refreshing on a sizzling hot day today (8/03/24). Browsed around the different vendors who were present, but didn't really buy anything else. The big donut vendor ran out of giant donuts and carrot cakes, so was a little disappointed by that since we were in the mood for some... Parking was a hassle, as always at this location since people do not know how to get around the bloody parking lot. Anyway, after getting home, tasted the Mediterranean food and was sorely dissatisfied! Chicken was salty, hummus was totally bland, fries were soggy since they had put the chicken on top for some odd reason and the tzatziki wasn't that flavorful at all. I would give a 2 out of 5 for the food business since it cost $18.00 and couldn't finish it due to the saltiness of the chicken! Tried something new and felt pretty disappointed by it, as the food quality didn't meet my expectations. Have had much better Mediterranean food elsewhere... This is a decent Farmer's Market, so I would recommend others to visit. Has a wide variety of food vendors, small businesses and choices for your liking.

Good location more people know that 1st week was visited I liked and happy…read moreWith beautiful flowers and fresh vegetables and some hot food Also with music make people enjoy

I can get farm fresh fruits and vegetables, supporting small farms such as Amador farms! Best…read morequality produce. I got a huge head of red leaf lettuce I ended up splitting it into half to share with family and it was so reasonably priced! I've gotten fresh local honey from Sidhu farms to help with my seasonal allergies. Fresh flowers, to brighten my day. This past weekend they had shred trucks and passed out two cloth face masks for free. And the Ruca Mexican food truck has superb food that is quality and delicious. Owner always wants feedback and if something is wrong to let them know so they can fix whatever it is. They call you by name and make you feel like a friend. Love the kettle corn, who doesn't right (: I love having our own farmers market in Federal Way. Of course face masks are required and social distancing is required. Everybody seems to abide well and haven't experienced any negativity.

Summer us flying by. Stop in for local flowers, veggies, mushrooms and more! The cherries are gone…read moreand soon, so will the market close for the season.

The absolute best thing about this farmer's market are the flower stands. There are so many of them…read moreand they really deliver on long-lasting flowers that are beautiful and cheap. I've purchased so many $5 bouquets from here over the years. Food trucks - they have 'em and there are plenty of folks from the surrounding offices lined up to get at them and order. I've never been blown away by something I had from one of the food trucks here and, strangely enough, have had better food from the same trucks in other locations. I don't know what that's about but there you have it. I never use this street for driving, despite working downtown for many years and living in the Stadium District, so I've always thought it was a great location - close enough to get to, not important enough to make me cranky. Though, location does seem to make it easy to forget! October's arrival usually means my house is a little less colorful.

Great farmers market on the waterfront. They have a number of vendors that sell flower, honey,…read morejewelry, and food. Along with local businesses. There is an area to get drinks and sit and enjoy the view. Plus a couple food trucks. It is worth a stop one Saturday morning.

This market has grown in a few years and has a lot of crafty things for sale and a good selection…read moreof food trucks. The location is great in the marina parking lot. Would like to see more produce but I do like the bakery items.