Wow. I have been to many farmers markets across the country. This one was by far one of the largest…read moreone I've been to. The market is on the outskirts of the Capital building which is such a nice setting. Tons of fresh produce which all looked amazing. Several bakeries with cookies, breads, danish and scones. On another street they were many booths selling jewelry and crafts. What a wonderful way to spend a Saturday morning.

Whoa, this was an incredibly fun experience and I can't wait to return in the spring! The whole…read moremarket rolls in one direction, and was crowded with people, which made it hard at times to keep up, but you can hop out of line and stop to shop, then hop back into the flow of things. Bring tote bags for all the treasures you will buy, cash/card, and good walking shoes as this is a big market that covers a wide space. The flowers were other-worldly and got me started on a dahlia quest that I have not yet recovered from. Now I want to grow gardens and gardens of just dahlias! Loved the cheese stands, too. And all the beautiful fruits and vegetables. I visited in late August/early September, so I am not sure what it is like in the spring, but definitely by late summer it is HOPPING! Loved it.

I had such a great time at the Green Bay Farmers Market! There were so many vendors to browse…read morethrough with a mix of fresh produce, beautiful flowers, and some really yummy food trucks. I ended up picking up cherries, kohlrabi, and a few sweet treats to take home. Everything felt fresh and full of variety. If you're in the area, definitely check this place out :) there's truly something for everyone and plenty of vendors to choose from. A perfect weekend stop!

Green Bay has two downtown Farmers Markets. This one is on Walnut St and is held on Saturday…read moremornings from late May until Oct. The other one is across the river on Broadway St. It is held on Wednesday's, late Afternoon/early evening. Both are great! Not sure which one I like better. They both have many of the same vendors, but the time of day and location, bring a little different vibe to the events. The great thing about the Saturday one is it's in the morning. A little bit more laid back. It's a great way to start your morning with coffee and a pastry while you shop the many stands from local farmers, restaurants and businesses. The Wednesday one is on Broadway which has a few more bars and restaurants, so it has a little bit more of a "happy hour" feel to it (if you want to enjoy some music, food and booze this would be your pick). I look forward to getting to as many as possible. Even when I don't need anything... yet I always find something to buy! Farmers Markets in Green Bay, to me, means it's finally nice out!

Love this farmer market! It has many many flowers to choose from and also a good variety of food…read morestands. Definitely recommend

This is a great market. The close the street for about 6 blocks. Veggies look amazing and this is…read morea very nice way to spend Saturday morning. Lots of food vendors. I am puzzled with Oshkosh's obsession with Egg Rolls. Long lines and at least four vendors. They were good though. A lot of great bars and restaurants along the street also with tables set outside. Not a lot of the vendors take credit cards so bring cash.

I didn't even know that the farmers market was going on where I was having breakfast so this was a…read moreplus because I had a cooler with ice packs in the trunk, you never know what you will find on a day trip. As I left breakfast I took a walk through the farmers market and noticed some fresh Asian food being cooked on a grill. A band was setting up but I would be gone before it started. It went on for blocks with lots of veggies and something I don't see in the Milwaukee area farmers market, fresh strawberry's so I got a container. I saw a little girl dressed in Amish clothes at a fresh baked goods stand so I stopped because I have never had Amish baked goods. Everything looked amazing and I took a mini rhubarb pie with me. As far as farmers markets go it's not the big Maddison kind but it's not the worst that I have been to.

Love the Farmer's Market.... We never miss it. My husband and children and myself enjoy all the…read moredelicious items they have to offer... We love the farm veggies... The delicious egg rolls... And the Amish Bakery.... We never miss it!!!

The Monona Farmer's Market is where it's at!…read more IF you like the following few things... 1) A smaller market, with fewer people. 2) A good selection of products, ranging from fresh produce, to bake goods, to dog treats, to FRESH lemonade. 3) FREE parking, right next to the market, let me say this again, FREE parking RIGHT NEXT to the market. I do have a couple vendors that I regularly visit. 1. Chippy's popcorn- the popcorn and fresh lemonade are delicious 2. K and C bakery- Ohhhhh the cookies!!!!! 3. Spark Spices- the spice blends are AMAZING 4. Natalie's Greenhouse- the fresh veggies and hanging basket flowers are top notch!

One of the smallest farmers' markets in Madison, but also one of the friendliest. They have live…read moremusic every week and picnic tables where you can snack, enjoy the music, and soak up some sun on an easy Sunday morning. Of course they have fruits, veggies, popcorn, interesting looking mushrooms, jellys and jams, salsas, and flowers, but Farmer Johns' Cheeses, Stalzy's Deli baked goods, and Stella's famous cheese bread is represented here too. You can even score some rare items like ghost and fatali peppers toward the end of the summer. They even have a Hmong family that have a stall that pumps out egg rolls, stuffed chicken wings, bubble tea, and chicken for there or to go. Feel free to hang out and make the rounds, talk to the farmers, have a bite, and listen to a few tunes. If you are pressed for time before football starts on a Sunday, simply park in Ahuska Park, grab what you need, and be out in less than 5 minutes. Enjoy and support local businesses and families.

I love this market! While they are open every day, Saturday mornings are the most active, and I…read morestop by pretty much every week. Love grabbing something for breakfast and stocking up on local produce, eggs, and baked and canned goods. They also have vendors for meat, soaps, jewelry, and activities for the kiddos. Central Rivers Farmshed is on site to manage a very cool EBT exchange to allow vendors to accept EBT tokens as payment.

This is a great farmers market. We come every Saturday during the summer to get our fresh…read morevegetables for the week. Lots of local vendors with field fresh produce. There are every type of vegetables you would want for your home cooking. There are also many specialty products you can browse. Many of the speciality vendors will offer you samples of their products before you buy. I particularly like Cesars Cheese. They are a great local cheesemaker and have the best string cheese I have ever had. And please support the local businesses on main Street while you are there. Get a coffee or a sandwich and keep browsing. If you like locally produced products, then you will be happy that you came to the West Bend farmers market.

For the reviewer that said much of the produce is just resellers, that's totally not true. There is…read morea home grown rule at this market and if someone complains you are inspected and can be kicked out. I'm a vendor there so know. And yes some people HAVE been kicked out. Personally we buy used boxes we put our zucchini in and often even use them on the display. The boxes fit in our cooler better than the black crates. As far as the fruit, that is 1 exception. There is 1 or 2 vendors that have permission to get fruit from the Michigan produce markets while that fruit is not in season in Wisconsin.

This local store is filled with wonderfully fresh foods and products, created/grown/raised by local…read moreand natural creators. I stumbled into it when I got my knives sharpened, and found this spot in the same building. If you are interested in fresh and high quality foods make a stop here. The meats, prepared meals, personal products and all the other offerings are taste tempting. And knowing we are supporting our local growers and farmers makes a huge difference for us all. While the store may be smaller, the offerings are great and worth the visit.

Farmer's Market To Go Wisconsin is an awesome new local business in Brookfield! FM2Go is an indoor…read morefarmer's market/grocery store concept with a variety of products from local producers. The vendors receive 100% of the profits and share expenses, making it a more sustainable model for small businesses. During their grand opening event, I was able to meet several vendors - everyone was passionate about their products. I love being able to grab grass-fed beef, farm-fresh eggs, locally-grown veggies, delicious cheese, fruit, premade meals and so much more all in one place any day of the week! I will be a regular customer, for sure.

I need to start this off by saying what gets me to the farmers market is breakfast. I am absolutely…read moreobsessed with the breakfast pizza from Cedar Teeth pizza. I get there right at 8am and beeline to that stand. They give you a pager while you wait which gives me time to do a lap or two around the market. I have purchased beets, potatoes, zucchini and cherries this season but it's not something I get every market like the pizza. There are other great food vendors there too like the National Cafe and Press Waffles. Only a few more markets left for the season!

This market is my Saturday morning tradition from June through October. Each week, I get to see…read moreneighbors and friends, babies, dogs, the curious, and the connoisseur -- all jostling, joking, greeting, and scouting. Good food, options abound for those who want breakfast, brunch, or lunch. My weekly purchases are driven by the season, the hard-working vendors, and my fellow shoppers. From berries and lettuce in the spring to squash and kale in the fall, this market never fails me. I do notice that some days I come with the solid shopping list in mind, only to be inspired by the fresh produce to change my weekly menus. Yesterday I got fresh eggs, aged cheese, radishes, green beans, mushrooms, cauliflower, a brisket sandwich, Flowers, and other odds and ends. I'd also make a specific shout out to the Door County fruit vendor that never fails to bring a smile to my face.

Amazing place for kids! Get to see, pet and feed lots of animals including goats, sheep, bunnies,…read moredonkeys, cows and more. Our kids (and adults too) had a ton of fun here! We stayed for about 2 hours but you could be there longer if you wanted to.

If you love animals, you'll love this farm. For $10.50 for adults and $7 for kids, you can hold…read morekittens, feed baby goats and buy bags of corn to feed the adult animals. You can also learn how to milk a goat. There are so many animals here -- horses, ponies, rabbits, peacocks, cows, ducks, chickens, doves, and of course the goats and cats. I don't have little kids anymore but kids of all ages can enjoy this place. It was a highlight of our trip to Door County