My girlfriend and I went to the Tower Grove Farmers Market this past Saturday for the first time…read more We got there around 10:30 and it was already VERY busy. Way more vendors and food than I expected honestly, good energy the whole way through. First thing we did was hit Food With Yoo for hotteok. I got the pork bulgogi one and she got the O.G. with the cinnamon sugar and walnuts. Watched them make them fresh right there. Both really good. Then we stopped at the 4 Hands stand, I got a beer and she grabbed a bottled Fitz's. My beer was good but man, that Fitz's tasted like a non alcoholic beer lol. Neither of us liked it at all. We walked around for a while after that and ended up splitting a bánh mì from Grand Army Farm, the traditional one with the pork belly, Vietnamese sausage, pickled carrots, cucumber, jalapeño and cilantro. On the way out we grabbed a pint of the Lemon Curd ice cream from Bold Spoon Creamery to take home. Ate it that night, really good. Only real complaints are it was VERY hot and parking was kind of a mess at 10:30. There's parking, you just have to circle for it. We actually left our dog at home because we didn't know if it was pet friendly. There were dogs literally everywhere lol so that was a mistake. He's coming next time. 5 stars. Really nice Saturday morning date and there's still a bunch of stalls we never got to. We'll be back earlier next time, with the dog.

A bit overrated. It is the biggest farmers market in the core St. Louis area. And the location at…read moreTower Grove Park is beautiful and picturesque. Though I found the selection to be a little lacking, but I must admit that end of May when I visited is early in the farmers market season. You are likely to see more produce offerings in July or August. But there were other things like the location of the market within the park being inconvenient for those walking to the market and seemingly the parking situation since I saw a long line of cars slowly driving by the market trying to locate a parking space. Market prices are also high, but comparable to the upscale ones that I find in Seattle. And lastly it was difficult to find a place to sit and eat. I had to walk about half a block away to find a bench. You may want to bring a towel to the market and have a picnic on the grass if you are going to get some food here.

First time at the U City Farmers Market. Saturdays April through November 8:30 to 12:30…read more Located in Hemen Park, small blocked of section of the parking lot. Super cute! There was a little area with a pop-up tent for kids, there were kids hanging out underneath coloring with sidewalk chalk. Quite a few vendors and a food truck. Came away with some Artisan sourdough, cute earrings, and some fruits and veggies. And also, free books from the library!

Its very small but still great. We may have gone on an off week but it was still enjoyable. There…read morewas a small petting zoo with a few animals. Couple food stands. Al in all it was a good time but could definitely use a couple more tents. Luckily its on the loop so there are plenty if other places to go to after the market if you're looking for more to do!

I went to the market on opening day, and it was my first time. I not only found many things that I…read morewas happy to purchase, but I had some amazing conversations with the artisans. Parking was great, and there was a wide variety of items. I'll be back!

So happy that this is back. Great new location with lots of parking! The current vendors are so…read morenice. Can't wait to have more there. Crossing my fingers for food trucks to make this a weekly Thursday evening outing!

Went to the SOL Food market today, not many vendors out due to the hot weather. They are set up on…read morethe parking lot of the Living Room every Wednesday from 3:30pm-6:30pm starting May through October. There are various vendors that sell locally prepared products and locally grown produce, flowers, mushrooms, and honey. There is often times a food truck/beverage truck as well. I bought some fresh cucumbers, asparagus and granola. The granola was delicious and savory. They offered samples to try before buying. There was a Boba food truck out Boca Boba, it was absolutely delicious and refreshing for this sweltering hot day!

This cozy farmer's market is my favorite of the many offerings in the St. Louis area. A good…read morevariety of fresh fruits and vegetables. The vendors get to know their customers and will go the extra step for you--putting aside a favored item if you're running late, letting you know availability ahead of time. If you sign up for Rene's email list, she will let you know which vendors will be there, so you can plan accordingly. I plan my whole day--maybe even my week!--around making sure I don't miss it.

I LOVE this market! I came several times last year (2023). And, was so happy to see they brought it…read moreback for 2024. The vendors are all vegan or vegan friendly products. Food, drinks, soaps, lotions, essential oils, wearables and more. Convenient parking on the street or overflow into IKEA parking lot. Covered area with a few chairs or I bring my own. April market brought beautiful weather and Bougie Bites Food truck which was amazing! Best veggie burger I have ever had. Picked up some Rosemary olive oil for home. Browsed through all the vendor booths. Perfect evening!

Always a good time! Good variety of, apparel, music, vibes. Tons of parking at IKEA but be nice -…read moretheir Swedish hearts are gold

The Boulevard Farmers Market is held on Sunday's 9-1 from May to October. Plenty of parking in the…read morelot on the side and in the garage. Started off with The Tamale Man for breakfast, a pork tamale with spicy green sauce. It was delicious, as always. I picked up veggies from Double Star Farms and Dang Good produce where I also picked up some maple syrup, refrigerate after opening! Next up, beef patties and eggs from Sugar Creek Piedmontese farms. Bread, caramels, coffee, spices, and so much more!

This is definitely a cute little market to come and check out. It's not overwhelming. They have a…read morelittle nuances that will catch your attention and have you coming back for Moore. There is a bread stand where they make homemade bread is a pricey but delicious. There's a Michael Green stand that even my kids look forward to going back to. There's a sausage maker towards the back. Who's goods are phenomenal. It's a great place to go check out me and my family will definitely come visit this place over and over.

The Market is sponsored by the WUSM Wellness Council. It occurs on Thursdays from 10:00 am - 2:00…read morepm and is located in the Plaza outside of Barnes & Noble . I like to pick up stuff for lunch and the night's dinner here since I work in the adjacent building. During inclement weather, the market is held in the lobby of the MPRB---the building that houses the Barnes and Noble. This location is close to the CWE Metrolink. Some of the prices are high, but the quality is there including organics and unusual varieties. Vendors include: Windcrest Dairy: Greek and regular yogurt - serving plain, vanilla, raspberry, blueberry and peach (no preservatives added) and assorted cheeses. The Raspberry Greek is out of this world. I never cared for Greek style until I tasted Windcrest. Now, I stock up for the week. Stringbean Coffee Company: Providing locally roasted coffee with beans sourced from organic farms! Veggie Boy Produce : Tomatoes, broccoli, zucchini, squash, cucumbers, asparagus, potatoes and green beans. Get some fresh, basil, lettuce (Boston, green and red romaine), kale, spinach, pea shoots and baby Swiss chard Oriental Veggies: Featuring fresh produce: Chives, onions and cucumbers Eilerman Brother's Orchards and Produce: Offering fresh fruits and vegetables that are in season Grandma's Nuts: Trail mix and other nut selections for a healthy snack and other foods as well including an all natural premium mixture of nuts, fruits and seeds - very delicious and nutritious Traveling Tea Olove Oil: Featuring delicious olives, extra virgin olive oil and vinegar=====This oil is sublime. It's expensive, but worth the splurge. Great Harvest Bread Company: Featuring items such as:apple crumble bread, oatmeal raisin bread, cinnamon raisin walnut bread, Dakota bread, high five fiber bread, cinnamon chip bread, Challah bread, rosemary garlic bread. Also raspberry cream cheese scones, Grandma's Nuts scones and reduced fat fruit muffins - Baetje Farms: Baetje provides farm fresh goat cheeses. They also sell $1 cold packs so you can keep your cheese fresh until you get home.

I am thrilled to have read this article. I will visit the North City Farmers' Market very…read moresoon,perhaps this upcoming Saturday. I really hope this grass-roots project becomes a success. My father was raised in this neighborhood. Although I lack the right to review this establishment, not having yet been there, I'm giving it 4 stars just for being there. Good luck to those behind this business.

So I decided to wake up early and try something different in north St. Louis city. It was 17 miles…read moreaway but I figured the Crown Candy Kitchen neighborhood is up and coming and I wanted to see for myself the Farmer's Market that has emerged there. The market runs every Saturday June 5th through October 16th, from 9am to 12pm. The offerings are anemic compared to mega farmer's markets elsewhere but the movement is very grass roots. Gotta hand it to these guys for setting this up. In 5 years, I think this will be a much more robust market. Interesting, is its also an avenue for their 13th street community garden that started 2 years ago. You buy from them, and in essence you support literally the community around them. This market is still in its infancy stage. I heard they have cooking demonstrations. I also saw organic home made detergent. There are local farmers supported here too. The vegetables can be ordered by "box" with an assortment packaged and ready to go. They include examples and recipes how to prepare the vegetables to offer enlightenment. The Crown Square main street was a pedestrian walkway formerly closed off roads in the back. It has just been repaved. When it reopens after 20+ years of being closed off, my guess is the traffic will help rejuvenate this area of St. Louis city over time and the Farmer's Market will grow with it. But anyhow, check out the North City Farmer's Market when you have a chance. It's off the beaten track and a good excuse to head out there. I stopped here first then went for Chicken & Waffles at Goody Goody diner on way home since it was so early in the morning. FYI: Crown Candy Kitchen doesn't open until 1030am on Saturday if you are looking for breakfast.