I am completely in love with this farmer's market. It's at the end of the road on dirt, so it has…read moremuch more of a local feel than the city's farmers markets. It's got lots of picnic tables for sitting and eating. There is a perfect balance of produce, ready made food, and handmade items. Notable Vendors: -The Thai Street Food stall is amazing. -There is a lady that comes and brings her adorable knitted stuffed animals! -A vendor selling dumplings we definitely want to try next time! -A stand making fresh lemonade that my BF said was the best lemonade he has ever had. My haul included: -Handmade fruit and nut Bars (Oovey's) -Homemade Greek Dips (Hummus, Tzatziki, Babaganoush) -Pad Thai and Thai Beef from the Thai Street food Vendor All the vendors are so friendly and wonderful and you can tell they are so passionate about the items they make :) On Sundays from 10 AM to 2 PM.

We absolutely looooveee the Pedernales Farmer's Market! You can get a wide variety of fresh fruits…read moreand vegetables, milks, eggs, seafood, meat, cheese, and so much more! Every time we head up to the lake house in LBJ we make a point to come here on Sunday. We load a cooler to take back home with us! Our main stops are: 1. Capital City Ceviche - they make Hawaiian poke just like back home in Hawaii. Since moving to Texas, that was something we haven't been able to find that is good. But here.....OMG the best! 2. JW Seafood - specifically when in season, the fresh oysters are amazing! 3. Prairie's Prairies- they have quality French pastries and baked goods. We love their scones, croissants, and their puffs....oh yum! 4. Goodie Dumplings- They make them fresh on site or have frozen to take home. They have everything from veggie, chicken, beef, pork, and seafood! This are so good. It is usually a snack while we walk around and then we take some to go to add to our ramen at home. They add a lot of vendors throughout the year which is fun! They have craft items as well which we have even bought a few items from those booths as well. Next time you're in Spicewood on a Sunday, be sure to stop in! :)

It's been a long time since I've been to this farmers market. It's a little small, but they have a…read morelarge selection of venders. Hand made lamps, plants, produce, soaps, seafood, dog treats, Always like to support local farmers and artist.

Support local business and visit the farmers market! Keep in mind it's in a parking lot and during…read morethe summers it can get hot so arrive with your own sun shade. Otherwise, there is a variety of vendors. We purchased sourdough soft pretzels that you take home frozen and reheat them in the oven and they were really good! There's also food trucks at each end with everything from coffee and pastries to tacos.

Farmer Dave's is as American as apple Pie!!!! The decorations are really thought out he goes all…read moreover getting unique items. The corn was to die for, the pies are all made fresh. Reasonable prices and how about those unique pumpkins .

From the owner: Our business is locally owned and operated selling fresh local produce, grass fed beef, pastures…read moreeggs, raw honey, homemade pies and gifts.

Stock up day. Chicken and eggs this round…read more So thrilled they have a compost station at this location. Wish Mueller had it too. I had 2 very full bags of scrap food. Mostly egg shells and avocado skins and a lot of pineapple rinds. Love being able to dump off my food scraps I wasn't able to check out any other venders as I was heading into work. But chicken and eggs are my main staple. So this trip was great. See you next thyme. Love the parking. There are plenty of small parking lots and also street parking. All free of course. Ports potty's are available too. Dogs are welcomed There's a band that plays off in the back, and there are picnic tables if you want to stop and listen.

I always find something I NEED at the farmers market! From pimento cheese to ginger beer. I love…read morepeople watching and dog watching it seems everyone comes out here, I even saw a monkey one day. There is live music and plenty to eat so come hungry! The vendors are so nice and serve up plenty of samples to help you make up your mind. I feel like everywhere I shopped accepted Apple Pay.

We have bought things from Keith for several years. We recently bought a case of green beans, and…read moregot a very good yield form them. We have bought okra, squash, pecans, peaches, cantaloupe, watermelon and other things. Always good quality and tasty. For fresh food it is a great place to shop. Travis

Great old fashioned fruit & produce stand with fair, affordable prices…read more Talk about great customer service!! This is a fine example of the old style farm market stand. We were just coming through on our way to a funeral in Kingsland so we passed it on the way and made a point of being sure we came back that way so we could stop! I can't wait to taste my purchases. It was quite evident that about two out of every three customers were repeat as they knew Keith and he knew them by name! I bought stonewall peaches, a nice basket of freshly picked green beans, fresh ears of corn, and beautiful slicing tomatoes (Oh yes, great tomato sandwiches with either mayo or miracle whip coming right up!) I also got one of the Mason County sweet cantaloupes. The watermelon looked awesome but not sure who I could share it with so did not get it this time. Hoping they are still in season when we return! Keith Lee Mills is the owner operator and evidently quite often on site helping customers with their purchases. My gosh he even helped me to the car with mine! I'll be adding pictures of my purchases as soon as I am able to photograph them properly.

From what I understand this market has been happening for a couple of years. As far as farmers…read moremarkets go, this is a relatively small assembly of vendors, but they do have a really nice variety of items. There are definitely some things you will find here that you will not find at your local supermarket. We purchased some farm fresh eggs that were laid the day before. We also picked up some fresh produce and there were also some interesting plants for sale. One vendor was there to sell their free range organic meats. If you find yourself coming to Elgin for some great barbecue on a Thursday, just come downtown by the tracks after 4 o'clock and you can catch these folks. The photographs below tell a better story.

Every Thursday! Food, treats, fresh veggies, crafts , soap, meat. There is a very talented…read moreartist there who makes bowls from locally sourced wood. Absolutely beautiful work.

Love, love, love this fabulous Farmers Market! We've been regulars for 3 years now…read more Since this is the TX Hill Country, it's easier to grow meat than veggies. ;) But, some wonderful veggie growers come in from the surrounding areas where the soil is naturally deeper. Usually there are 2-6 veggie vendors, depending on the season (more veggies available in the spring, early summer, and mid to late fall, and not so much in the heat of summer, which is with the local seasons). There are probably 4-8 meat vendors each week; they are usually more predictable as the weather doesn't affect their products as much: everything from beef, chicken, lamb, seafood, bison, and sometimes pork. Also eggs and milk. All sorts of specialty food and other vendors cycle through, probably 5-15 vendors per week, from bakeries, to dried fruit, from honey, soaps, jewelry, ginger root beer, ethnic foods, to the Hays County Master Gardeners, the Wild Bird Store, and more. We love the wonderful family friendly ambience with musicians serenading us while we shop, kind and patient fellow customers, and knowledgable vendors. I learn something new every time I come. One of the highlights of our week! Check it out. As noted, because of the TX heat and rain, occasionally the location will be changed to Ranch Park with inclement weather, while during the heat of the summer, the market always shifts to it's summer schedule of 9-12. Brilliant if you ask me. No one wants to shop in the afternoon of the dead of summer! The rest of the year the market is in the afternoon, from 3-6pm.

This is a great weekly farmers market in Dripping Springs. They have a great variety of…read morevendors...farmers, artists, vineyards, and others. There are local musicians playing live music every week. It's well run and managed. Get there when they open for the best selections. They do run out of things, so if you arrive in the last 30 minutes, some vendors may be sold out. Also, produce is seasonal, so it's not the market's fault if some types of produce aren't available in the months when it doesn't grow. I love being able to support local farmers and businesses. I do wish they'd move it back to Founders Park, but it's understandable that it may not be possible.

Love this farmers market. The Bell District is closer but I have to hustle in and out to go to work…read moreon Saturdays. Mueller is further away, but I have all day to shop, and plan, and get my groceries for the week. Something about this location that just has an energy about it. I feel so much better walking around. The people, the venders, and the dogs. My gosh there are so many dogs. I'm a dog person, and they know it. I have dogs walking up to me. And of course I have to talk to them. Venders are great, you have such a variety of prepared food. Love the dumplings. But there is so much more. Veggies. Fruits, canned goods, baked goods, meats, cheese, eggs, pasta, raw milk. I mean it's just a lot of greatness. Love supporting famers and small businesses. Coming out in the community, and just feeling a connection. Literally recharges me. It's been a draining week, and the market was my therapy today.

I'm disappointed to be writing this, but I had an upsetting experience at the farmers market last…read moreSunday. Farmers markets are supposed to be welcoming, family-friendly spaces where local vendors, farmers, nonprofits, faith groups, and community members can come together safely and respectfully. Unfortunately, I witnessed something that made the environment feel anything but welcoming. There was a small religious group with a table at the market, and as someone passed by, they shouted offensive racial and religious slurs at the men working the table. It was completely uncalled for. Rather than engaging in any kind of respectful conversation, this person chose to be hateful and intimidating in a public community space. I understand that the organizers may not be able to identify or remove every person who behaves this way, but I do think the market should be more proactive about making its expectations clear. A farmers market should feel safe for everyone, including vendors and community organizations that may be more likely to face harassment. Clear signage, public reminders, or stronger policies against hate speech and intolerance would go a long way. I hope the organizers take this seriously and make it clear that racism, religious intolerance, and harassment are not acceptable at this market. The community deserves a space that truly feels supportive, inclusive, and safe for all.