Great farmers market, lot's of fresh produce, baked goods and specialty booths. I really liked the…read moredelicious Baba's bread selection's. Will be back for more.

What a fantastic Farmer's Market, I love the layout of the loop around the area. Lots of eating…read moreoptions "Go to Lady Baklava" Coffee, Beer, Cider, Distillery Tasting, lots of hand made items, plants and of course veggies. All the vendors are super pleasant and great to talk to about their products without being pushy. We typically go to Beaverton or Portland Farmers Market but this one is now on our radar.

We decided to come here after a dentist appointment this weekend. It is located in the KMart…read moreparking lot. There are a good variety of small tents. With homemade jewelry, flowers, fresh fruit and produce. There are some house and outdoor plants being sold too. It wasn't too busy while we were there and it had a really nice community/ low key feel. We bought some fresh strawberry and blueberries, all locally grown. This is a cool place to visit with reasonable prices and friendly vendors. We plan on visiting here a few times per month.

For me, there wasn't anything exciting. There was few craft booths which is not my thing. The…read morefarmers market is fairly small without a lot of food places either. There was a stall that was selling hummus. I would go there for the hummus, but it was very expensive. However, you don't haves to worry about parking. There's plenty.

We did blueberry picking here!! It was so fun and the blueberries were all so delicious. Good price…read moreand super nice owner too. Fill a bucket for 8 dollars. So beautiful out too, and just a great place

Awesome roadside stand but even better blueberry picking! I've stopped several times to see what…read morefresh produce they have. It's always beautiful & fairly priced. Nashe often has homemade baked goods too.

The owner Joyce was very generous and took my kids around a tour of the farm. Very reasonable…read moreprices and friendly people here growing organic produce.

We moved to neighborhood in 2012. We love this market. Parking can be a bit of hassle but not too…read morebad. It is easier when we ride our bikes. Bring a bag or basket. No dogs unless they are service dogs, but many people disregard that rule. People bring their dogs anyways which is a bit disrepctful. We never bring our dogs. My only complaint really is how crowded it becomes at times and people just forgot how to manage themselves in lines and walking around the market not paying attention. If your in line and catching up with a friend still pay attention or have your kids with you or you think you should text and walk. There is live music and some great food stalls. Yummy donuts too!

I feel so lucky to be close to the perfect little Farmers Market. Although it's smaller than other…read moremarkets, they have so many options. I love the beautiful bouquets and delicious summer and fall produce. I'm there every Sunday and never leave empty handed.

Great weekday market each Wednesday with organic vegetables and fruits. Lots of vendors for a small…read moremarket. Easy to find parking and near my neighborhood library, I love getting produce and eggs here. It's always a quick stop with friendly service. Great neighborhood vibe.

I can't believe no one has found this farmer's market (FM), although to be fair this is only their…read moresecond year running, and they're still getting working on growing their size and popularity (I saw about 12 booths there last Friday). It's at the corner of Denver and McClelllan St, just off of Interstate Ave. They have the standard mix of local farmers, bakers, salsa-makers, and yes, even a Scoops Ice Cream cart that's perfect for a hot summer's day!!! I especially like having another location to get delicious and cheap apples from the local Kiyokawa orchard (they are great for eating raw as well as drying into apple chips!) I probably won't go here much because I live so far away, but it's nice to know it's there in case I'm in the area (which will be more frequent now that I know Cason's Meat Market is just across the street for my BBQ needs :-) I hope the neighborhood really takes to this idea and helps it grow into a thriving FM that rivals the likes of the Hollywood or Woodstock versions. Once they get one or two large -scale farm stands that offer ALL the veggies you might need (including lettuce, kale, peppers, cucumbers, onions, zucchini, corn, etc), I think they'll really pick up in popularity.

This past Saturday was amazing and exceptional! I was operating as technical crew for my Father's…read moremusical group Hillsview Sound. He was performing at at the Happy Valley Farmers Market and the food, reception and energy of this late summer venue was extraordinary! Currently based on the campus of Sunnyside Foresquare Church, I highly recommend this market to anyone desiring top notch crafts, delicious food, and amazing artisans and there amazing creativity.

A very inviting local farmer's market. A wide variety of options, both food and created items. Very…read morewell attended on this sunny afternoon.

I bought a portioned pastry from the store -- in the section where ready-to-go coffee is sold. The…read morepastry was displayed on the shelf, already cut into individual pieces. When I got home and started eating it, I immediately noticed a strange taste. I looked closer and saw a layer of live green mold inside. I'm currently in the early stages of pregnancy, so this really scared me. I went back to the store right away. I told the staff that the pastry had mold, and they responded, "That's not mold -- it's pistachios." They called a manager, who explained that the pastries come frozen, are defrosted, and then sold like that. But I'm absolutely sure it was mold -- I recognized the taste, and it's one I'll never forget. I've accidentally eaten mold before, but never in a dessert. This was disgusting. They gave me a refund, but when I asked about compensation for gas and wasted time, I was told they don't offer that. I didn't even receive an apology for what happened. This was a very unpleasant and stressful experience. I truly hope the store takes product quality more seriously -- especially when it comes to customer health. -- , (, ). , . , . -- . , , . . , . : " , ". , , , . -- . , . . . , , . . . , -- .

I do not recommend this place. My wife left there in tears. We live quite close to this store and…read moreused to visit it often, but after this incident, we will never go back. My wife decided to go to the store to buy groceries for dinner, but a little later, she called me, very upset. When she was at the store and wanted to ask the difference between two types of fish (she asked because they looked the same, but the prices were very different), the salesperson was extremely rude to her, despite my wife always being friendly and polite. The salesperson's behavior upset my wife so much that it brought her to tears, and my wife didn't say a single rude word in response. I find this incident outrageous and strongly advise against visiting Gateway Produce. We will never shop there again.