Baked Goods out of a dumpster…read more Not once but twice I have purchased their pre-made baked goods from their display in front of the counter and it was trash. Lucky for me the first time a diligent young checker spotted 3 of the 4 Blueberry muffins i purchased(i have severe visual impairment) were covered in mold. But this time it wasn't visual, the Banana Nut mini-muffins were stale as little rocks. To be fair the vendor makes decent baked goods. This is TOTALLY on Pepper's for not inspecting their displays. The display baked goods are overpriced and rarely fresh but they are adequate when not spoiled. I like their muffins but I will no longer be purchasing anything off their display ever again. Once is a mistake twice is a problem. Whoever runs the Bakery is not competent or too distracted and it hurts their customers. That is all.

I love this store, the employees are friendly and helpful and they have just about anything you…read morewant. I really like the early morning hours and the gas rewards too. Just a great community market.

Stopped here on Sunday morning right when it opened. which was the right idea because even in…read moreSeptember it's pretty hot here. We started at the orchard grow where we got a pumpkin pancake plate and a buttermilk pancake plate, both topped with their apple syrup. So yummy! With the plate you also get two sausages and either orange juice or apple cider. The apple cider was absolutely delicious, so fresh. While we waited for the apple cider donuts to be ready, we walked through the little vendor fair and the fudge shop. There was definitely some cute stuff at the vendor fair, but I'm always a little disappointed at the abundance of AI generated goods at a fair like this. The doughnuts were finally ready around 10:15 or so. Honestly, I can't really say they were worth the wait. We got a pack of the apple cider donuts and a pack of the pumpkin donuts. They weren't as fluffy as I expected. They tasted a little too crispy. Overall, if you make a day of this and go to the orchard and the pumpkin patch, this was a pretty fun day trip from Tucson.

Hadn't been here since sometime in the 2010s and am so sad for how much I've missed out on! Apple…read moreAnnie's used to be a field trip go to for Tucsonans. Finally got a chance to come back! Had way too much fun picking apples, peaches, and sunflowers! Also had to try an apple cider donut -- so yummy!

I finally made it to the Bisbee farmer's market. I parked on East Vista drive and walked my dog to…read morethe entrance. It's not a big market and my first impression was that there were a lot of dogs there. It was my first visit so I didn't know what to expect. I didn't see any plants for sale, but I saw local honey, Sonoran tortillas ($4/bag), soaps, breads and muffins, breakfast burritos, coffee vendors, used clothes, CBD oils and lots of artsy stuff. I ate a tasty bean and cheese burrito for $5. I found the prices very affordable. I paid cash but other vendors I spoke to take credit card. I like the location of this market. Plenty of parking around the market.

This farmers market has a little bit of everything .. lots of local farms, bakers, artists, soap…read moremakers, etc vendors. You will find breakfast burritos, tamales, homemade tortillas, coffee and lemonade on a hot summer morning. Local honey, plants, fruit & veggie farms, baked goods, eggs, local raised beef & bacon, homemade salsa, juice, handmade baskets, vintage clothing and LIVE music. On today's visit there was a lady selling aprons made from ties!! So cute!! And a family selling local honey & carne seca/ machaca (Yum!). It could be the warm summer morning but you could smell the mangos before you could see them. It's located under the shade trees at Vista Park, a 7min drive outside of Old Bisbee. Plenty of street parking, well behaved dogs allowed, most vendors accept Venmo and cash.

We go for the dates and sourdough bread. They generally set up on the North side of the farmers…read moremarket. The lady has fresh dates from Yuma grown by her daughter. The bread and pastry lady is from Elgin and makes the best sourdough bread we've ever tasted.

A small cluster of tents behind the church. It didn't look like much but I'll definitely be back…read more You'll see signs at the intersection of Highway 90 that say "Farmers Market 10 am - 2 pm" Vendors include: BBQ truck man, homemade jams, natural soap, greens (kale, lettuce, etc.), Bisbee sourdough bread, imu eggs, plants, tai chi... and a few more! A few places took card but mostly it's cash only. Produce looks fresh! I saw a few dogs so the place must be dog friendly. Things probably sell out quickly so it's probably best to go sooner rather than later.