Amazing milk by far, have been in love with this product since discovering it. Is this farm far yes…read moreunfortunately it is but worth it for the products. Does arriving there have a stench of manure and what not? Absolutely, its a farm. If you complain about stench on a farm... you've obviously never been to one befofe, its normal. Miller farms is great at keeping their products stocked. Does the cream become a rare product? Yes, understandably. Thankfully ive been able to purchase Miller Farms milk now ar Ranch Roots Market. Thank you for yalls service Miller farms.

Loved it. Creamy And Fatty…read more A bit of a drive but a soothing drive. Amazing scenery and you get to see the cows!

Bought some juices, tea, and pickles. Had a wonderful conversation with the owner Amanda and…read moreenjoyed the vibe in the place. Nothing pretentious, nothing preachy, just chill people with a chill product. I am regretting not getting the sea moss now but I will make the trek back again. What got me to actually pull out the laptop and figure out my login information was the Soursop Ginger Tea. It is the PERFECT balance of flavors. I should add here that I despise monk fruit as a sweetener and was genuinely surprised to read it on the ingredient list after I had downed 2/3rd of the bottle. Next time I'm getting the absolute largest container of it they'll sell me. Oh, and I'll try a smoothie.

Service was amazing got a sample before I made my purchase. I was already planning on buying the…read moresea moss but the sample and information provided was helpful and I got a free ginger shot for my first purchase there

The highlight of the market are the gorditas. I really wish they actually had farmers abd produce…read more This December edition was really busy. You have to get their around 930 AM or you spend a lot of time looking for a parking spot. There are a lot of craft booths if that's what you are into.

Garden Ridge Market Days is a free festival/market held on the second Saturday of each month. This…read moreamazing market is held at the Northeast Bible Church in the garden ridge area of northeast San Antonio. Be prepared to drive around the huge parking area for parking if you don't get there early. If you're a fan of farmers markets, festivals, and festival foods and crafts this place is for YOU! There's food vendors ranging from authentic Jamaican sauces/seasonings, German marmalades and pastries, Philippine foods in addition to the Tex Mex and festival staples (funnel cakes and corn dogs). Also found inside are vendors of arts and crafts including paintings . Everyone here is friendly and the vibe is FUN! No worries if you have little ones, there's also a small bounce house area and sand pit for the kids. So yourself a favor and head out on the next Second Saturday and support locals while you have fun!

I've been here several times over the years... Anytime I fly into San Antonio on a Sunday, I try to…read morestop in to walk through the Farmer's Market and grab small bites from the various vendors. They always have amazing Mexican food and smoked meats. The setting is beautiful too, with plenty of seating and shading to stay cool and sit while you dine or rest. Definitely worth visiting!

Meeting with a friend & her 2 y/o son on this breezy Saturday so he can run around & play in the…read moreAstroturf area while we catch up. So many food vendors now! Got some Chicken Empanadas, Mira Matcha Iced Latte & Fresh Japanese Eggplant. She got a Shredded Chicken with Cream Cheese Stuffed Coxhina from Pingo De Mel Bakery. I chose the Chimichurri sauce with my Empanada and it had a slight kick to it with the red peppers. There were a lot of stands today and people and I'm thinking it's because of the Father's Day holiday and extra offerings as well. There were gourmet Oysters on the Half Shell, Aperol Spritzers and free Frozen Blackberry Icesticks they were handing out near the Pullman Market. We walked around The Pullman Market but it was quite busy by 12pm. I saw Beet colored fresh Pasta and would like to try one of their fresh Tagliatelle next time. There was a Lavender vendor, Sourdough Vendor, a few Farmer vendors with fresh fruit and veggies, Kettle Korn vendor, Mushroom vendor I've bought Lion's Mane from before so good to see them, Dog Chews vendor and other vendors. Lots of samples around in the Farmer's Market area that spanned from CIA to the Pullman Market. Street Parking is free for 2-hours and there's all-day parking in the outdoor Pearl lots for $13. The Koehler Garage is free for 30 minutes then 2-5 hours is $10 and another charge for more hours. The Oxbow Garage is less expensive but further away. Check the Pearl Parking rates on their website. There are a lot more shaded areas to sit now.

First timer and I had a green fields juice, a Caesar protein bowl and a small fruit bowl…read more Everything was fresh and tasted delicious. The food truck is located outside of a shared workspace building. But there was a quick curb side parking and there wasn't a line so I was able to get my food pretty fast. I would definitely recommend if you are looking for something healthier for lunch. There isn't a place to sit and eat that I saw but I don't ask. I just grabbed and went.

Awesome drinks ....awesome food ...awesome people.... Awesome vibes…read more Definitely check them out if you're in the downtown area. Everything is awesome.

I heard about this business on social media and immediately knew I had to go check them out. I went…read morethere Friday before Christmas to buy some cheeses for my charcuterie board. I was not disappointed. I bought three different types of cheese. Staff was super nice. They took their time with me. They let me taste the cheese before I bought it. They gave great recommendations. They also sell tiny pieces of cheese that are leftover when they cut for bigger orders. I bought a few of those to taste. The store also has balsamic vinegar, oils and gift ideas that go great with cheese. Parking is available on site, but shared with the other businesses. I'm so glad that I now have a place where I can get some great cheese from other countries. For those that want a charcuterie board made, they do that too

Willow's cheese shop has only been open about two weeks. This was my first time here. Emerald The…read morecheesemonger greeted us as soon as we walked in. she's very knowledgeable in all the cheeses inside the shop she can explain everything to you and she'll let you taste test all the cheeses that you desire. They have many different olive oils and balsamic vinegars on display so you can taste test them some very fresh breads. I had the pleasure of meeting one of the owners. Her name is Gabby very sweet lady as well. She had made a fresh fondue and was offering the fresh fondue with bread to taste test, and it was just amazing as well. Out of all the cheeses I tasted, and I tasted many of them The rosemary manchego was definitely my favorite cheese. Now that I found a really cool little cheese shop, I definitely will be going back and the hospitality was wonderful that definitely will be drawing me back as well.

This is a very small farmers market with 7 vendors. My favorite food vendor, the Filipino Express…read moresets up shop here serving Filipino favorites such as grilled marinated pork, lumpias, and fried noodles known as pancit. All the vendors are very nice and helpful, explaining their products. On rainy days, they hold the market indoors, which has coffee and restrooms. The vendors: - a man that makes organic dog treats - a honey man with many flavors all natural - a produce person all organic - a team selling homemade and gluten free breads (fruit/banana). - a lady selling home crafted cotton kitchen towels - the Filipino Express food truck selling charred pork on a stick and eggrolls - a dry beef and sausage maker - a lady selling wooden crafted crosses and religious stuff - an olive oil vendor I'd like to see more vendors here, but if I want a pork stick, some organic vegetables, or some honey--I'll definitely come back. On my way here, I stopped at Emily's and got a happy hour 12oz latte for $2.24, so it was worth it.

My daughter took my grandson to the petting zoo at 5:50 and was treated so rudely by the people…read morerunning the rides and ticket booth. The flyer states 3-7. She had no idea the rides closed at 6, that was so uncalled for so disappointing!