What a nice little farmer's market in the parking lot of a shopping center along Josey. My brother…read moreand I spotted it while driving to get breakfast and stopped in on the way back! In addition to produce, there were also vendors of candles, jewelry, wooden objects, honey, tamales, crepes, mead, baked goods, and more! My favorites were the 3D wooden sculptures, the mead from Fox and Raven, and Ross's Rowdy Bees (yes, he brought the bees!) Everyone was very friendly and fun to talk to. Check it out if you're in Carrollton on a Sunday morning!

Jesus Christ fire everyone here! The cashier was super rude. White dude in his 20's, and the cook…read morewas making rude comments about "people need to wait there damn turn". Tool 45 minutes to get my small pizza. Disgusting establishment and rude staff. I will NEVER order from here again

We had a great time coming from out of town and walking around this market on a Sunday afternoon!…read moreWe loved the wagyu pot sticker, elote, and free samples. Plenty of handmade goods and grown items in the pavilion, and a lot of indoor shops and restaurants to browse nearby as well. This place has far more than we expected! Thankfully, they have indoor restrooms and water fountains by the food court. The indoor food court is air conditioned which was also a huge bonus! Love that this place is daily so we could come any time and it was still very busy toward late afternoon on a Sunday!

Finally made it to the market with the offer from Yelper Willis to host me. Boy, is that place big!…read moreClothing, barber, fresh produce, crafted goods, art, & even a food hall were a surprising delight. There's a great blend of fresh goods that welcome a bit more commercial goods, nestled in a neighborhood. I must also say that it's bigger than Houston's markets. While I'm not crazy about the parking, I'll definitely be back.

Whole Foods meets Trader Joe's meets small healthy grocery store…read more Fresh healthy produce and meets. Check it out. I added some pictures too.

Today I stopped in to grab me a few things from the Farmers Market. I normally check my items for…read moreQuality Assurance products because it's already very expensive to buy items and to get items that maybe unclean shouldn't be apart of anyone's buying purchase. Now after unpacking my groceries I see this brown thing that wasn't there when I picked up my chicken drumsticks. I turned on my phones light to see if I could get a better idea of WTF is this? As I zoomed in on the photo it does look as if my drumsticks may be bug infested. YIKES!! I'll return it back to CoxFarms Market so they can figure it out. I am not an Agricultural expert. I've not have bad experience shopping here and I know things happen but I'd think a Farms Market would double check and recheck the meats, and produce displays routinely. Not sure if I'll get meats from here again. I'll stick with the fruits, washing and soaking them in Baking Soda before eating. The chicken I can't begin to imagine eating now.

Fun time. Nice people selling locally grown and handmade products. I got some great soap, some…read morehomemade goat cheese , and some ok cupcakes. Good stuff.

I like the produce as well as the cleaness and friendly ambiance.Nice selection on the refrigerated…read moreitems.

Inviting open garage market with fresh veggies and fruits, jars of jams and sauces, and a selection…read moreof frozen grounded beef and bags of vegetables. A few necessary groceries are on the shelf. This is a cute and clean place. Flowers are for sale outside. Check out the old truck. Can't miss it.

Got myself into a jam. A jalapeno jam. Mmmmm…read more Too bad you can take these jellies on a plane. They should sell them in 3 oz containers. Go sample a few.

I was shopping here for a few months because I prefer locally grown produce. One day I see a girl…read moreputting strawberries from a DRISCOLLS box into a small basket that's unlabeled and passing them off as locally grown. I asked her if they were driscolls and she said yes we use Driscolls when they're not in season.... This is so misleading! They should be labeled as driscolls especially with the controversy regarding them and their sprays causing cancer.

You'll find me at Coppell Farmers Market most Saturday mornings, it's my go-to weekend stop. Come…read moreearly, though, because the good stuff goes fast! I always pick up yogurt, eggs, yogurt drinkables, and milk. There's also a great variety of meats, veggies, and more from several local vendors. It's a great spot to support small producers and start your weekend right. Most payments are through cash or cash app.

This charming market is only open every other week in the winter, so I'm already looking forward to…read moresummer when (I believe) it's open every Saturday. I came with one goal: sourdough. There were two bread vendors, and I managed to snag the second-to-last loaf from the indoor vendor--success! It was delicious. I also picked up a jar of peanut butter mixed with Oreos for a slightly steep $12, but hey, I love supporting small businesses. Totally worth it for a fun, unique treat. By the time we arrived at 10:45, staples like milk, eggs, and yogurt were already sold out, so note to self--get here earlier next time! I imagine there are way more vendors in the summer, and I can't wait to come back and see what's in store.

I absolutely love this market!! My husband and I try and go every weekend we are there, and the…read morepeople at the market actually know us now which is pretty cool. One of the weekends each month they do food products only, and the other Saturday it's kind of an open fair thing where anyone can go so you'll get people who make all sorts of things. We're particularly partial to the local meats from Windy Hill because they are always delicious. This lady from Waggin' Tail treats comes there a lot too and she makes the best dog treats ever. Also there's a company that brings fresh pasta called Lucido's Produce & Herbs which is phenomenal. They even have frozen ravioli in all kinds of flavors which are omgtodiefor. The vendors either take cash or check. You can get cash from inside the gas station, the cashier will do it for you for a $2 charge (like an ATM). It's in the parking lot of the Green Spot Market & Fuels, which also has probably the best taco place in Dallas (Good 2 Go Taco). Awesome! Overall, I absolutely love this part of my community and I'm going to miss it terribly when I move next year. Below are all the dates left for 2010: September 11 September 25* October 9 October 23* November 13 December 11 (* = food only)

Super cute local market in Lakewood!…read more I think the term "farmers market" is a misnomer since there was only an itty bitty selection of produce and fresh foods. What they do offer is lots of local products like baked goods, soaps, salsas and unique crafts. I love supporting small, local businesses so this market is right up my alley. I copped some yummy French macaroons and a spicy marinade that I can't wait to try with some fish for dinner. It's small and the location changes every other week so be sure to check their website before you head out. I would definitely recommend visiting if you are in the area but I would not make a special trip or anything.

I had an interesting experience at the market! Maybe it was the rain but I think I'll take the…read moredrive into Dallas in the future! I definitely don't want to spend my money at a place that I don't feel welcomed!

I'm missing numerous things from home but one of them is my weekly (4mile) Sunday morning walk to…read moreFarmers Market. I've done it for decades. I think my sister in law was trying to cheer me up by bringing me to the Frisco Farmers Market this morning, but I left feeling even more sad. I'm really not used to having to drive to get to a farmers market and this was a completely different experience. There weren't very many stalls or similar items to mine back home. I'm used to countless tents with fresh flowers, fresh fish, meats, produce, nuts, soups, honey, dates, sprouts, etc. All of the vendors have TONS of fresh samples cut up. There are swarms of people everywhere. I typically leave farmers market not requiring breakfast because I've had so many fresh samples and I walk home with lovely treats and bouquets of flowers wrapped in newspaper. We also have tons of ready made food options, bakers, and endless vendors. This was all together different and extremely underwhelming. I even caught myself missing our regular paparazzi guys, who used to get on my nerves a little. It was odd walking around not seeing anyone stalking the farmers market guests for shots to sell. No A list actors, actresses, athletes, TV execs... It's all together unusual. I purchased a coffee and a couple vegan items from a vendor who said it was his very first day. I don't have any plans on returning to this farmers market even if I bore to death here, but would definitely recommend if you live walking distance as there were a couple options for fresh juices, a lemonade stand that looked tasty, a hand pie lady (with tiny samples, but enough to know she makes a great dough for them) and a few coffee options - which all together could make for a nice visit, just totally not worth driving here for.

What a lovely community farmers market in Sachse. It was a gorgeous Saturday morning (I believe…read morethey're currently open at 10:00am during the spring and earlier in the summer). My family and I were excited to support local businesses, we love farmers markets. We grabbed everything from decaf tea leaves, to fresh berries and green beans. They had tons of options to choose from including fresh churros and breakfast tacos. Our last stop was for a lovely looking pretzel but we left with a loaf of Parmesan focaccia bread as well. All the vendors were lovely. Can't wait to visit again.

Expectation Management - This isn't really a "farmers market", but I do commend Sachse for trying…read moreto built a community of local vendors in one area once a month. For expectation, there are no farmed fruits, vegetables, or any locally grown items when I went in May 2026. There were less than 10 vendors with cover 10' tents selling knick-knacks, spices, cheesecake, bread, and some other homeland or random items. There was also a lobster food truck there if you're hungry. Parking was easy and nice, but if you're looking for just a pit stop on your way past town, it doesn't hurt to swing by to walk around. It's small so it will take you less than 2 minutes to see all the vendors.