My friend turned me on to this spot. I got an email invite to purchase a portion of a cow and I…read morejumped all over it. Literally 2 weeks and my order I got an email that my order was ready for pick up. I drove over tonight and it was dark, and the street, being rural, had no lights. When you enter the property you'll see a sign that says "No Entry", drive through, stay to the left of the house and in the back you'll find the retail store. See pics of the entrance. I told the nice ladies inside the store my name and asked me to go outside, turn right, to see Travis who will load up my car. Sure nuff, T Money had my two 35 pound boxes ready to load in my car. I've not yet tried any of the beef yet but when I do I'll update the review. This spot is my new jam... can't wait until I run out of eggs.

Great products. Friendly service and in a SUPER Convenient location!!…read more My family and friends are obsessed

Checked this out this morning. Most is arts and crafts, but there are a couple of organic produce…read morevendors, and vegan, organic vendors in a few other products. It's decent, and the vendors are friendly. Dog friendly and easy,free parking. One produce vendor , when asked, said they were organic....but, no name, no prices listed. We bought tomatoes from them. I'm allergic to Round-Up...so, we'll find out!

The Daybreak Farmer's Market is like your niece or nephew that you see occasionally-and when you…read moresee them, you can't help but exclaim "my, how much you've grown since I saw you last!" This lovely event has grown in size and popularity and it's been a fun transition to watch. You'll find fresh produce and local meat as well as artisan foods such as gluten free baked goods, locally sourced honey and unique salsas that rival anything you could buy in a store. I also love the kitschy artsy/craftsy stuff. It's fun to talk to the vendors-they are usually the people who make the goods themselves. Supporting local art and food is important to me...a few years ago I put a ton of effort into selling goods at events such as this, so they hold a special place in my heart. Be kind. These folks are doing something that they love and hoping to make a little money doing it. Consider supporting local rather than big box. I especially love that you won't find MLM type companies. Yes, I know those folks are also trying to earn some money. But I think Farmer's Markets should be reserved for local goods. I appreciate that the organizers of this market feel the same way. This year, it was nice to see how everyone adhered to the CDC guidelines and kept the market open, with accommodation for the virus. Great job, everyone!

This was my first experience at this market and I loved it. The option to have it indoors and still…read morehave the amount of vendors and produce and other goodies was great. Upon entering I immediately caught eye with a coffee vendor and ordered a cortado. From there I bounced around and checked out the various produce and fresh baked goodies. They had tons of local business selling anything from honey, to tea, and crafts. Overall, this was great! I would definitely love to come back and support our local community.

My family had a great staycation downtown, strolling through the farmer's market. It felt authentic…read morewith real homegrown goods, unlike others we've visited. We grabbed honey sticks, bagels, and a huge apple strudel.

Best farmers market out there. This is truly a local favorite and a great please to get fresh…read moreseasonal fruits and veggies. You can even get fresh eggs and meat. I love this place because you can walk around and chat with the vendors. He was your friends and family and pretty much have a wonderful day. I find myself looking forward to going to this farmers market each and every week and I even find that I spend less at the traditional stores because I know exactly what I'm getting when I buy it here.

While still early in the season, the market is very cute and adorable! I wish we had more local…read morefarmers and producers of fresh fruits and vegetables at this market, which is my main reason for 4 stars. Fred Openshaw, with gorgeous apple cider and apple cider slushes that are worth their weight in gold, deserves every single dollar in your pocket. Tagge's Farms, with snappy green beans and an 8-foot display of salsas, jams, butters, and mixes, should get any spare change you have left. Volker's Bakery is also a stand-out, the vendor today had baked all the goods at the stand before coming to the market to sell out. The Asiago-pepper bread is my personal favorite and I buy a loaf every time they have it!

A Bountiful Summertime gem. The Utah sweet corn and tomatoes are at the peak of perfection. Jack's…read morebread from Mountain Green is available only on Saturdays and sells out fast. Eager young B-town kids are working the registers and handing out samples of melons.

I like the yellow and white corn and the berries. Do they still sell jerk? How many stands are…read morethere?

Some farmers markets are a little big of produce and a lot of crafts or MLM companies. But not the…read moreSouth Jordan Farmer's Market. This one was almost all produce, with a few other things mixed in. We visited yesterday for the first time. There was an information booth giving away free masks if you didn't have one and they were playing music. I love music-it always adds to the mood. It would have been even cooler if it were live music. I'm sure there are some musicians in the community that would love to be showcased. The vendors themselves were pretty far apart from each other. I think that was due to social distancing-which I appreciate. However it does make it feel a little disjointed. But we do what we can with this 'new normal' stuff. Overall, the vibe here was a little weird. I'm not sure if that was due to the lack of people, the space between everyone or what. I think adding a few more vendors with a titch of variety (please, no MLMS) but maybe some handmade soaps or jewelry might add some more character. But if I'm looking for pure locally grown produce, this is a great place to get it!

I can't get enough of these small farmers markets that seem to be popping up all over the valley…read moreand state. The South Jordan Farmers Market is relatively new, but judging by this morning's crowd it's definitely a success. Lots of folks walking around checking out the fresh produce, prepared foods, and other local offerings. Vendors line the little "main street" area of the South Jordan Towne Center which is closed off to vehicles for the market. There are only a couple dozen booths--mostly produce with a few prepared food and plant sellers--so don't expect a huge variety. You can also duck into any of the shops there in the market; it's kind of a unique retail/farmers market partnership. Parking is a little tricky. There's plenty of it, but the layout of the shopping center gets things jammed up when you're close to the action. Better to just park across the lot and hoof it a couple hundred feet. I got there just after noon today and a lot of the growers had already sold the bulk of their harvest. I managed to get some good looking nectarines from a grower in Genola and took a chance on some early pears. I will say that prices here were a little lower than I've seen at a couple of the other local markets. The SoJo FM is open from late July to the end of October from 8am to 2pm each Saturday.

I love this place! It is my go to pumpkin patch place. It is full of good music and food. There are…read morea lot of things to do too

Great assortment of plants and flowers! Great hot pickles. Would love to have tons of the hanging…read moreflower baskets they have.

The long-awaited Wasatch Food Co-Op has arrived! This is a lovely little market/grocery store that…read morehas a farmer's market-esque feel to it. No, you don't have to be a member, but being a member gives you a voice as a part owner in the co-op, if you want to get involved. Otherwise, anyone is welcome to shop the store. I was thrilled to find bulk items, specifically steel-cut oats. The produce also looks amazing. I'll be back to stock up.

Open to non-members to make purchases for no extra fee! Fully stocked little grocery store with…read morelots of unique items like pumpkin seed tofu and Corpse Reviver N/A cocktails as well as your standard needs like dried beans and onions. Most products were organic so that comes with a little sticker shock such as $7 for a red bell pepper but is to be expected when comes to organic produce. Staff was friendly and helpful. They said the main benefits for one time purchase of $300 membership will be profit sharing, twice a year 10% discounts, voting and getting to help pick items they stock.