An over 6' tall vendor selling salad dressing tried to dropkick my 20lb dog, who was attempting to…read moreurinate on the sandbags that hold their tent down. She missed the dog, the dog saw the kick coming and scurried out of the way. WTF. The vendor and nearby vendors and market management are trying to whitewash the incident of a violent reaction by the vendor towards the dog. I was right in front of the vendor, when the incident occurred, it was no " putting her foot out" to deter the dog from urinating, if her foot had connected with the dog, damage to the dog would have happened. When making.a compliant to the market service desk, a woman volunteer began to be less than empathetic and started to sanctimoniously and verbally harass me about " knowing my dog" and being a good dog owner. No wonder, I left angry and upset and became verbally abusive. Making me the violator and abuser, rather than my dog and I were abused in a No longer safe space.

I love the market! We walk there every Thursday, the only thing I did like about it is how small it…read moregets when the kids go back to school. I love the produce, the fruits and I especially love the activities they have for the little ones! My 2 year old always wants to go to the market! Love how it's not as crazy as the Night market but still gives you the right things you need. I always recommend Perry Market

A great little market close to downtown. We were only here for a few days so only got to…read moreexperience the Wednesday market. No candles, jewelry, crafts, or other stuff that permeates so many "farmer's markets." This is what a farmer's market should be. Lots of produce and baked goods. Tasty scones. Surprised by all the fresh, local grown produce. And a guy selling dried mushrooms of all kinds. We bought from all the vendors today. Purple potatoes, onions, carrots, broccoli, green beans, yellow zucchini, and dried mushrooms. I bet the Saturday market is even better. I notified Yelp to update the address as it still showed the old 5th Avenue location. We drove around for quite a while to find the market and glad we did.

It was our first time at the Spokane Farmers Market. My wife and I were visiting the area and…read morediscovered this great market. All the vendors were selling their wonderful products and produce. A couple vendors were also selling coffee. There was also bakery items too. Great location!

Every time I visit from AZ I come to Kendall Yards Night Maket. I love the river overlook and live…read moremusic. There is also public use bathrooms that aren't port a potties, in side stores that require patronage, or generally nonexistent like most outdoor farmers markets. Fresh flowers, produce, salsas, bread, baked goods, local brews/ciders, jewelry, artwork, and more is there to peruse. The market always has great variety but I go mainly for two things; Fetch Dog Bakery and Big Daddy's Honey. Occasionally I will partake at the Scone Ranger as well but it's the English toffee I'm perpetually out of luck on (they did say you can call the a few days before and say you are coming to the market and would like a certain flavor). Their other flavors are enticing too. My mother in law loves the orange cranberry. Fetch Dog Bakery is so adorable and if you weren't paying close enough attention to the little trailer, you'd think their delicious offerings were of the human variety. Granted, there are options for humans but it's intent is to be a great place to get really affordable and fresh treat options for your pets. Plus, their clientele (aka all kinds of dogs) is always fun to watch "shop". I usually get the 4 for $3 little flavored doggie bagels. Our dogs love them! Then I head down to Big Daddy's Honey and I get a jar of spun honey. If you've never had spun honey, I highly recommend it! It is the perfect companion to so many things; donuts, fry bread, biscuits, waffles, crepes, spoonful in tea, the list goes on and on. You just want to make sure to store correctly so it doesn't separate. My niece was a big big fan of the Lush Cotton Candy. It's customizable and every kid's confectionery dream. It that was big enough to share with her cousins but didn't because those were her chosen flavors and colors.

I am absolutely blown away. This night market just SCREAMS community. I am so so proud. Seriously…read more I have so many things this summer that are on my bucket list and I am excited that this is something I get to do on Wednesdays. We are BLESSED. The market is a bustling situation in one of the most profound spots in the city. We get to watch the sun go down, eat delicious food, have amazing music in the background, see everyone you know, and SHOP LOCAL. I am yelling so much in this review because I am so happy with such an incredible, divine event for us in the summer. I will see you all there this summer! Hit me up if you are going and I will totally meet you! I left with 4 plants, a bottle of honey wine (YAAASS), chipotle caramel sauce, shared ice cream with my 5 year old and smiled the entire night. See you next week, promise. I am getting pizza. And probably more plants.

Very clean, and laid out in such a way that even when they are busy you won't feel crammed in with…read moreother people. It has kind of an upscale boutique sort of vibe, but not in an off-putting sort of way. The employees I interacted with here were all very nice and eager to help. While I will note the price may seem higher on some things, you are getting locally sourced stuff without ingredients no one can pronounce and probably should not be eating. I have tried several things from several vendors and have been happy, even if I may have paid a little more. People who complain about this place are why we can't have nice things in Spokane. You owe it to yourself to check this place out, especially if you like to experiment with new ingredients in your cooking.

Absolutely love this year-round market. Shopping is so simple- just gather your items and pay at…read morethe front! No need to pay at each vendor. The space is well organized, and during warmer months, they also have an outdoor market. The chef-driven pop up lunches are my new favorite thing!

I am just in love with this select farmers market!!…read more Not only because they've got Orange Thyme as a vendor (along with The Scone Ranger and various grass fed meat, hand made soap, vegetable and fruit vendors) but the people are just incredibly kind and informative yet not at all pushy. There is a sense of community when I walk into the parking lot. Never have I felt unwanted or things of the like. This is something I look forward to each week (when expenses allow) as I know everything is made with care and love. I encourage everyone visiting or living in the area to stop by, if you love Korean BBQ the church adjacent to the market has a killer deal. $10 will get you a plate that'll fill you up with a happy tummy for your shopping needs!

Love this farmers market. The prices are very competitive ( I found the prices slightly cheaper…read morethan other farmers markets in the area ) and the produce is very fresh and tasty! Every Friday from 3-6.

The food/produce selection is limited, but also varied, and interesting, at times. There are…read moredefinitely some nice staples that they carry! They get five stars from me for their sandwiches - the French bread was so fluffy and delicious, and the half was the perfect size. It looked like they were slicing the meat to order?! They've always been very pleasant when I shop there, and as I was leaving, multiple staff members had jumped to attention to help a wheelchair user get into the store with ease. I'm not even mad that they aren't open on Sundays/late evenings, I'm just appreciative of having them in the neighborhood.

Came in and ordered a sandwich on sourdough. The lady taking my order was very responsive and quick…read moreto fill out my order. I asked very specifically for NO MAYO 2-3x to make it clear. I took my large sandwich to go so I could eat it at work. When I got back to work, my sandwich was covered in mayo. Absolutely disgusting and I am not sure where the miscommunication took place between my order and the actual assembly of the sandwich. I am willing to give them another shot as the bread seemed really soft. I ate the crust without mayo and it was really good. The produce looked really fresh and it came with an adequate amount of ham.