Elise and Steph were such a joy to work with. Elise truly knows what she's doing. She helped with…read moreallergy and dietary restrictions, offering some incredible alternatives. Steph's team was onsite to answer questions for any guests and kept the buffet flowing with food. Our event was an Employee Milestone Luncheon, and we were more than impressed with Kam's company's service. After the luncheon, so many people reached out to talk about the quality of the food and how elevated it was for a lunch. I loved that they honored the budget we were looking at and thought the pricing was extremely competitive with other companies. Elise is easy to reach, quick to respond and overall, a great person to work with. I love this team and hope to work with them again soon!

My husband and I attended a cooking class and tour at Kamala's Guilford Gardens eight years ago,…read moreand we had a fantastic time. We were honorary co-op members back then. This means that if our friend who was a member of the co-op didn't know what to do with a certain vegetable, she would give it to us and we would cook something with it. In 2021, we are working to be better community members by spending our money locally. It will take some time to make up for our 2020 carbon footprint due to COVID. So, first thing this year, we joined the Guilford Gardens CSA. I am so happy with our first basket pickup. The most perfect tomatoes, two dozen eggs, plenty of local leafy greens, carrots and BONUS tamales and salsa. So happy to be injecting our money into food that is as local as it gets.

My mom and I found this brilliant little nugget of a farmers market by total accident returning…read morehome from a recon trip to a local college nearby. I also happened to be shopping for white pumpkins, which they had! They have outdoor items and an indoor market. Prices were quite reasonable! This is a place to mark for weekly or monthly trips!

From the owner: Unaltered, chemical free, heirloom vegetables and herbs along with homemade soaps.read more

The co-op is the BEST place to do your shopping! The co-op is home to farmers, bakers, makers, and…read moreartists from our community. It has relocated to a spot just a few minutes down the street from its old location and continues to support dozens of local small businesses. Stop by for whole homemade foods, farm fresh produce, natural skincare products, artisan jewelry and decor and more.

Very healthy place , fresh an awesome, the owner is very knowledgeable and very friendly, the price…read moreare worth it

Small but well organized and well attended market…read more Very close to Paseo shopping!

OKC's newest Farmers Market is like a little plant: small but promising. There were several vendors…read moreselling summer veggies, plus some folks selling herbs, flora arrangements and more. 612 is such a beautiful place and the ideal setting for a farmers market. We were here fairly early and they were already pretty busy. I imagine it will keep growing over the next couple of years, and that just means it will continue to improve. The hard thing about farmers markets is they have lots of good things they could sell in Oklahoma in the summer, but it's so hot you really feel for everyone working, and it's hard on some of the produce to be out in the heat. I wonder if there's any plan to move it inside when it gets much hotter, because it will certainly be hotter sometimes and everyone working seemed pretty uncomfortable. We need more things like this, so kudos to all involved. Major bonus points for accepting SNAP benefits - that's proof that they're thinking about the needs of their community!

Ugh! I just saw an awful expose about this place. They let thousands of poor hens die of heatstroke…read morein 106 degree sheds. They also gassed many thousands (about 49k) of hens --and beat the survivors until they died. What an awful way to treat sentient beings. They sell their eggs to Krogers and other places. I sure won't be buying these eggs! I think other sentient beings, hens included, should be treated with kindness.