This is a go to place for good cuts of local beef and pork, and a few other treats such as farm…read morefresh eggs, wines and dog treats. I love the ribeye steaks they have and their prices compare to prime cuts you can get a a grocery store - only they taste two times better.

Absolutely love coming here, the whole team is knowledgeable, friendly and willing to take time to…read moreanswer questions .They have a huge and I mean huge selection of steaks, chicken etc. they also have some pretty cool artisan bread and homemade butters. Definitely a family favorite

Cool weekly market. Not a Farmers Market but still fun as the entire square is blocked off…read more There were quite a few food trucks. All of the vendors were nice and most were eager to give samples. Stop by Dee's Nuts (yes you read that correctly) and by some Sriracha Ranch and Dill Pickle flavors to mix (yes you read that correctly). Delish! Also grabbed some Ruin beverages. Really good stuff too. There was also a jelly jam booth that had some great sounding combinations (like whisky). Market is closing in November but will be back for a Dec 4 holiday one.

This event has a nice following but is very poorly managed. The coordinators refuse to use the…read moreinternet for vendor sign up to "avoid scams". Instead, you have to sign up in person (given very little notice), pay with cash before receiving a hand-written receipt, and have your info sheet added to a giant, messy appearing binder. This organizational method has routinely caused many issues, including double booking same-type vendors and losing track of cancellations/communication with vendors. We have attended 14 of the last 15 Katy Market Days as a well-loved vendor of fresh-squeezed lemonade, kettle corn, and shaved ice. Our first 6 or so events with Katy Market Days ran smooth with very little interaction with Betsy and Harry Proctor, the owners of The Limited Edition Art and Antiques and coordinators of Katy Market Day. As the months progressed, more issues appeared, including multiple lemonade, kettle corn, and shaved iced vendors attending the market, despite reassurance this wouldn't happen. We were always met with excuses such as, "a new girl let the other vendors book". The market this past Saturday started with a duplicate shaved ice truck parked directly across from our booth. Harry, Betsy's husband, handled the situation with respect and professionalism. He apologized for the double booking and offered a refund for this month's market. His attitude and demeanor was much appreciated in the midst of a frustrating situation for both vendors. Shortly after, a large, white food truck pulled directly in front of our booth and parked, hiding us from view of customers. My husband asked Betsy if the truck was going to stay, as it was an unusual spot and there was plenty of other options. My husband walked back to our booth and Betsy chased him down and began YELLING that the "truck is not moving" and we are "more trouble than we're worth". This outburst made the vendors surrounding us and the customers in my line visibly uncomfortable. Unfortunately, this display was not out of character for Betsy as we've witnessed numerous verbal disputes and disproportionate negative reactions toward other vendors over the course of our time. We've seen Betsy run after and scream at another vendor leaving the event early. Betsy routinely speaks abruptly and disrespectful toward vendors while signing up. In our early days of attending KMD, she even refused to let me and my young son use the restroom in her store while I was heavily pregnant and in dire need. Sometimes making an exception to a rule is necessary and compassionate. You'll hear numerous similar stories from most every vendor. Katy Market Day has the potential to be an excellent monthly event for the community but sadly falls short due to ineffective, unprofessional, and callous management.

These guys don't respond to email. It's absolutely absurd. I tried reaching out three times…read moreinquiring about how to become a vendor. No response. Definitely not a good fit to do business with. Pro tip#1: if you operate a business, make it EASY for people to give you money. I thought that was common sense, but apparently not. Pro tip #2: be good at the basics. If you struggle with responding to email, you should probably reconsider what you're doing. It's somebody running a business out of their apartment off Timber Creek in Bear Creek. No way will we do business with these folks.

Lots of different vendors. Very decked out for the holidays. Clean and easy to go through…read more My only negative would be that you have to pay to enter.

Always love to attend the holiday markets! The vendors are incredible, and I not only find…read moreone-of-a-kind pieces for myself, but incredible gifts for family members and others! I so look forward to these at the Merrill Center in Katy!