This market has thinned out a lot since my visit 13 years ago. Today when we went (a Sunday in…read moreJune), there was one total strip of retail and food vendors combined. The rest of the lot was amusement park rides. There was a booth to dress up and take photos with Alaskan huskies, ulu knives, handmade candles, fur, photography, jewelry, and my favorite: Christmas ornaments made of Alaskan clay. I had to get one and start my travel Christmas tree ornament collection. Paid parking across the street and they were actively ticketing!

Decent little market, but there really were not that many vendors as I was expecting. Only one row,…read morewith a majority of them having food. The carnival rides took up a majority of the parking lot, which limited how many vendors could possibly be there. With it only open a few months, I would expect more vendors to be out when the weather is nice. I honestly was pretty disappointed in how little they offered. There were a few decent stands, but the prices seemed to be pretty high compared to what was being offered and seemed to be more geared towards tourists rather than folks living in the area.

Huge fan of this place. It's one of the busier Saturday markets. Fresh local veggies? Check. Fresh…read morecaught seafood? Check. Man standing in the middle with a guitar singing Dead covers? Check. Locally grown obscure mushrooms? Check. I love this place and the fact it's less than 10 minutes from my house. I try to come here for all my veggie needs. It's a little more expensive, but you pay for quality. Food doesn't have to ripen on the way to Alaska, so you can actually taste the sweetness and fullness of every vegetable sold here. Open from 9AM-2PM. Get here early. Parking is limited.

I LOVE THIS PLACE! It's on our early AM Saturday Routine! Rempels Farms is a staple today we got…read moremustard greens and their black mollies (low glycemic) potatoes, squash blossoms and tomatoes. Then our cucumber lady who also sells lions mane mushrooms. Didn't have the mushrooms today, but we still have some from last week. Then Arctic Choice the seafood monger! Today 1.5 lbs of side stripe shrimp I'll make a Ceviche from. What Lingcod Yes - darn they ran out NOooo! Okay they had white king salmon my wife's favorite but I opted for Simpson Bay AK Oysters! I grill these in my special new cast iron oyster skillets! 2 dozen Oysters are a weekly staple during the summer when the markets in full swing. We then went and grabbed some super huge radishes from another vendor. Oh yeah a bread that's super high quality that Leila can eat Calugine from Zoi Food for life it's special for wheat sensitive people and vegans. Then to Beach Tribe Sodaworks for a 4-Pack of Jamaican Kombucha - Perfect with Gin - A Kombucha Gin & Tonic - Hello. All vendors take cash, some take credit cards so bring some of both. There's always something good there!

A real oasis . I…read moreneeded to find a mortar and pestle. Called all over town till I found Red Apple. If you are looking for specialty kitchen gadgets try them first. Most employees seemed happy with their jobs and went out if their way to help me. It's been years since Ive seen that in this town.

Very nice place friendly staff at 7 am this morning stunning price ranges wide options on sea food…read morefarm life snacks

Gosh I love this store... like so much. My husband have made a conscious effort to support locally…read moreowned stores and eat healthier. This store sells so many homemade, quality foods, imported meats made with traditional quality standards, and fermented foods I cant even describe. I buy things blind often and are never disappointed. We love the food from here. They also have a bakery here!

The staff were very helpful.I went into get some bread ended up getting a few other items that's…read morewhat happens when you go into an Awesome store and you find everthing you wanted and then some.Love this Place

I admire that these local growers and artist are trying to create a thriving Farmers Market…read more Admittedly it was cold and wet hence not many vendors but the ones there were friendly snd eager to talk about their items. I did buy a small wooden bowl made by Larry Carte, Lac-Ak.

Wow, what a great sense of community!…read more I highly recommend stopping by the Spenard Farmer's Market, the earlier the better. The feel isn't that of "kitschy touristy keepsakes", as the downtown market often is. These are all local businesses run by locals. In addition to lots of fresh produce, there are also lots of hip new businesses serving up great eats. And they have live music. They've also got "kiddie tables" for the little ones. Some of the businesses I've seen here include: Dipper Donuts: https://www.yelp.com/biz/dipper-donuts-anchorage Pikiniki: https://www.yelp.com/biz/pikiniki-anchorage Spenard Windmill: https://www.yelp.com/biz/spenard-windmill-anchorage?osq=windmill

I love this place. I can find everything I need and more. They have many varieties of frozen fish,…read moredumplings, sausages, and wrappers. So many snacks and this trip they had a lot of new stuff we haven't seen before. I went in for 1 thing and left $130 later and forgot what I went for lol. We love this place so much cause we can get tamarind year round. Yes please! My daughter even loves this place and will call me and say hey do you need anything I'm here now lol.

Lucky market was my first stop to search for Taiwanese rice vinegar. Unfortunately I left in…read moredefeat, but I did enjoy perusing the isles of spices and sauces. I was impressed with their produce selection especially. The parking lot was full right at opening on a Saturday, this is a hopping establishment. Their prices were more reasonable than New Sagaya too. I look forward to shopping here more in the future.

I can't believe this place was under my nose all these years and I didn't realize what an awesome…read moretreasure this place is!! But now that I know, I'm so excited and hope to visit again soon! So they have a store side where you will find delightful spices, tea pots etc... and then they have the tea room where you can sit and enjoy a pot of tea in delightful little tea cups and so much more, including pastries. I almost want to keep this place a secret but I won't because it's a gem in our city. Service was helpful and friendly.

I love this cute shop filled with unique gifts, foods, and tea. I find way too much stuff every…read moretime I go - chocolate, mugs, even local sauces. I love looking at all the different teas and finding new favorites. The staff is usually very friendly and helpful. I love to stop by when I'm in the area.

Great prices and the person at the counter is nice I wish it was closer to my house but it's still…read moreworth the drive

showed up 10 minutes before they closed on 4-22-26 and they weee still opened and the girl inside…read moreturned the lights off and hid inside stayed and took pictures waited til she came out and she had attitude and peeled out of parking lot what great customer service don't you think ps have pictures that were taken of whole incident terrible business practice not a good way to keep customers do t you think.