What a fun little outdoor market. Very respectful patrons as well as businesses. Everyone was doing…read morea great job social distancing and it was not too busy. You can tell there was a thorough thought process when designing the layout of this market. We picked up some Scones from Scone Ranger, some honey, some cheese, and other trinkets. It is a parking lot that is spacious which is nice. There were no food trucks but we also were not there very long. There was a great combo of fresh farm items, artisan items and homemade goodies!

This market is the closest in Spokane to where I live...so I'm excited to see it growing each year!…read moreA good combination of fresh fruits and vegetables, items to eat on site (some unique and culturally diverse items) and local made beverages and baked goods. We enjoy revisiting the same vendors, but love seeing new vendors as well. There is always music, some activities of kids and plenty of parking. There are several small restaurants, bars, coffee houses surrounding the market if you want to kick back and enjoy the weather. Good job, Fairwood...keep growing!

Food truck night is the best! I'm glad we finally have a farmers market in the Spokane valley…read more Can't wait for more vendors to get involved. Also super fun when they did a themed Harry potter night for the kids.

From the owner: In 2019 the Spokane Valley Farmers Market came to fruition and set its roots at Centerplace…read moreRegional Event Center. In the past four years we’ve witnessed an abundance of family, friends, and neighbors come together to support local farms, artisan crafters, producers, food trucks, musicians, and an array of small businesses that just keep growing. We hope our market brings you joy, cultivates new relationships, and deepens your connection with our local food system. Meet you at the market!

Their produce is fantastic. Easy no long lines, they are helpful and it's family run.read more

I love this place hope they stay in business forever. to the person who grip about no dogs allowed…read more This is a place you pick your food! I'm glad they do not allow them. Dogs pee on every thing. use your brains. I love the tomatoes they are wonderful and I've been a customer for 15-20 years. Give these people a break. they are very old and tired. their son helps them but is a big job!

On a recent epic PNW road trip, we stumbled into Wheeler's just after crossing the border from…read moreIdaho back into Washington. I had been keeping my eyes peeled for a produce stand and was excited to find this place! This little store is pretty old-school. It's run by a sweet older gentleman and features many varieties of fruit, veggies, and a limited selection of groceries. Many of his items seem to be "seconds" (perhaps bruised fruit, or a veggie a little past its prime) but the prices make a stop here worth it if you're willing to dig around for the good stuff (or just cut off the "bad" parts when you get home). I bought a HEAP of fruit and veggies here and only spent $15. Wheeler's is cash only, so keep that in mind if you stop. And be sure to ask him about the cool antique phone on the counter - it still works!

These guys are the best. Alway great to visit, good service and a great place to get produce. We…read morealways enjoying keeping up with their Facebook to see what items are in stock. The Wheeler family is great and we love supporting their small business.

Great spot for fresh veggies. The Heard ranch also sells meat there. I highly recommend themread more

This place is a small happening farmers market in a nice neighborhood. Full transparency I came…read morehere only for the food & whilst I also enjoy the fruits, flowers and other natural things, my mission was food. Sadly I was too slow to get all the good stuff like the mini pies from Birdie's and empanada from another vendor. Instead, the Islander in me bee-lined to the fried rice because it's noon & that's really breakfast. I checked out "HAPA" and they had great selections from poke bowls to the ono chicken. Yes, I'm a creature of habit I drove all the way to Spokane for Islander stuff. HAPA served me a great heap of fried rice. After that, I checked out the crepes at crepecafesisters. It was thin and delicious & surprise I could actually afford it, if you're new like me try exploring this place, you get to meet lots of folks & enjoy the ambiance.

I am just in love with this select farmers market!!…read more Not only because they've got Orange Thyme as a vendor (along with The Scone Ranger and various grass fed meat, hand made soap, vegetable and fruit vendors) but the people are just incredibly kind and informative yet not at all pushy. There is a sense of community when I walk into the parking lot. Never have I felt unwanted or things of the like. This is something I look forward to each week (when expenses allow) as I know everything is made with care and love. I encourage everyone visiting or living in the area to stop by, if you love Korean BBQ the church adjacent to the market has a killer deal. $10 will get you a plate that'll fill you up with a happy tummy for your shopping needs!

Love this farmers market. The prices are very competitive ( I found the prices slightly cheaper…read morethan other farmers markets in the area ) and the produce is very fresh and tasty! Every Friday from 3-6.

A great little market close to downtown. We were only here for a few days so only got to…read moreexperience the Wednesday market. No candles, jewelry, crafts, or other stuff that permeates so many "farmer's markets." This is what a farmer's market should be. Lots of produce and baked goods. Tasty scones. Surprised by all the fresh, local grown produce. And a guy selling dried mushrooms of all kinds. We bought from all the vendors today. Purple potatoes, onions, carrots, broccoli, green beans, yellow zucchini, and dried mushrooms. I bet the Saturday market is even better. I notified Yelp to update the address as it still showed the old 5th Avenue location. We drove around for quite a while to find the market and glad we did.

It was our first time at the Spokane Farmers Market. My wife and I were visiting the area and…read morediscovered this great market. All the vendors were selling their wonderful products and produce. A couple vendors were also selling coffee. There was also bakery items too. Great location!

Very clean, and laid out in such a way that even when they are busy you won't feel crammed in with…read moreother people. It has kind of an upscale boutique sort of vibe, but not in an off-putting sort of way. The employees I interacted with here were all very nice and eager to help. While I will note the price may seem higher on some things, you are getting locally sourced stuff without ingredients no one can pronounce and probably should not be eating. I have tried several things from several vendors and have been happy, even if I may have paid a little more. People who complain about this place are why we can't have nice things in Spokane. You owe it to yourself to check this place out, especially if you like to experiment with new ingredients in your cooking.

Absolutely love this year-round market. Shopping is so simple- just gather your items and pay at…read morethe front! No need to pay at each vendor. The space is well organized, and during warmer months, they also have an outdoor market. The chef-driven pop up lunches are my new favorite thing!

Every time I visit from AZ I come to Kendall Yards Night Maket. I love the river overlook and live…read moremusic. There is also public use bathrooms that aren't port a potties, in side stores that require patronage, or generally nonexistent like most outdoor farmers markets. Fresh flowers, produce, salsas, bread, baked goods, local brews/ciders, jewelry, artwork, and more is there to peruse. The market always has great variety but I go mainly for two things; Fetch Dog Bakery and Big Daddy's Honey. Occasionally I will partake at the Scone Ranger as well but it's the English toffee I'm perpetually out of luck on (they did say you can call the a few days before and say you are coming to the market and would like a certain flavor). Their other flavors are enticing too. My mother in law loves the orange cranberry. Fetch Dog Bakery is so adorable and if you weren't paying close enough attention to the little trailer, you'd think their delicious offerings were of the human variety. Granted, there are options for humans but it's intent is to be a great place to get really affordable and fresh treat options for your pets. Plus, their clientele (aka all kinds of dogs) is always fun to watch "shop". I usually get the 4 for $3 little flavored doggie bagels. Our dogs love them! Then I head down to Big Daddy's Honey and I get a jar of spun honey. If you've never had spun honey, I highly recommend it! It is the perfect companion to so many things; donuts, fry bread, biscuits, waffles, crepes, spoonful in tea, the list goes on and on. You just want to make sure to store correctly so it doesn't separate. My niece was a big big fan of the Lush Cotton Candy. It's customizable and every kid's confectionery dream. It that was big enough to share with her cousins but didn't because those were her chosen flavors and colors.

I am absolutely blown away. This night market just SCREAMS community. I am so so proud. Seriously…read more I have so many things this summer that are on my bucket list and I am excited that this is something I get to do on Wednesdays. We are BLESSED. The market is a bustling situation in one of the most profound spots in the city. We get to watch the sun go down, eat delicious food, have amazing music in the background, see everyone you know, and SHOP LOCAL. I am yelling so much in this review because I am so happy with such an incredible, divine event for us in the summer. I will see you all there this summer! Hit me up if you are going and I will totally meet you! I left with 4 plants, a bottle of honey wine (YAAASS), chipotle caramel sauce, shared ice cream with my 5 year old and smiled the entire night. See you next week, promise. I am getting pizza. And probably more plants.

Specifically on specialty areas - The FM hot deli used to be consistently good - if not great. Now,…read moreit's this side of abysmal, with super limited hours and zero selection, while the bakery is horrifically overpriced (just doubled(!) their price of doughnuts, and the rest of the fare is about the same).

I've shopped at the Fred Meyer's for years and I always order before thanksgiving when they have…read moretheir free turkey promotion. Yesterday I purchased about $500 in groceries and went there specifically for the free turkey. I realized today I didn't get it. I called the store and was told they didn't order enough so they aren't honoring it and it was only "while supplies last". The ad says nothing about it being supply limited and in the past they would either sub another brand or provide a rain check. When I said "so you are telling me that I spend about $500 and you just won't honor it at all? Even with a rain check or a substitution? Even though the ad is still on the website?" She said "that's right." I sent an email to the store manager but I think that's a really poor way to treat a long time customer. A rain check or substitution would have been fine - I get it - they ran out. But not saying anything at all and then just letting me leave thinking I've got a turkey until I get home is not okay.