Aside from a few berry farmers and a kettle corn stand, this market offered vendors you don't…read moretypically see at every other market, which was definitely refreshing. There was an especially great selection of food vendors, particularly bakeries. As with any market, some vendors were warm and engaging, while a handful seemed completely uninterested in interacting with customers. Selling pet products yet not even acknowledging someone walking by with a dog was particularly baffling. The only thing that kept this from being an otherwise excellent market was that many vendors didn't display prices. Having to ask the cost of every item makes shopping less enjoyable and can discourage customers from browsing or making impulse purchases. Posting prices would make the experience much more welcoming and transparent.

TL;DR: small market…read more Parking: paid lot or street parking if you don't mind walking. I came here expecting lots of options but saw less than 20 stalls. There wasn't much variety in terms of produce - only one stall had veggies, the rest all had berries and another had berries and some tree fruit. Produce quality was definitely there though; everything looked perfect. Flowers were about $20 a bouquet and the least expensive berries were $5 for a pint. Only two stalls sold cooked food, the others were pre-made. Overall, don't expect to spend more than 20 minutes at the actual market. The water front view is nice though.

The Mercer Island Farmers Market is Sundays only from 10am-2pm. Located next to Mercerdale Park,…read morethere is reasonable parking within walking distance at nearby lots and along the streets. I decided to visit when I read a pop-up food booth will be there. The market itself was larger than I expected. The size is about two long blocks' length with booths on both sides. Other than farmer stalls, they had a good mix of food booths/trucks selling hot foods, bakery stalls, food stands selling sweets like cookies, non-food stalls selling handmade crafts. They even have a band. It's just me, but I'm ok without a band unless they are volunteers. If some of the booth fees pay for the band, then keeping the cost low is good, too. We arrived at 12:20, ate lunch, then wandered the booths and shopped. The traffic at the hot food trucks/stalls have decreased significantly by then. We found plenty of options buying goodies. I hesitated on the veggies. They look good, but prices are steep. The fruits were surprisingly more reasonable. I know I will return. Dogs under watchful eyes are ok. See red sign in photos.

This is a pretty good farmers market for one on the Eastside of Seattle, bigger than I thought it…read morewould be, with a good variety of vendors, including prepared foods and food trucks. About a 10 minute walk from the light rail station.

This was ok I think. They have a nice parking lot but the market itself is kind of small. They do…read morehave a variety of things you can purchase but it's not anything memorable. Even the food there wasn't that memorable. We got a crepe and some wings and the food was average. A farmers market is good if I can stay there for at least 20 minutes or so, but we were pretty much done within 10 minutes. I think I would have liked better if they were closer to other things like a park or the mall, etc

One of the well organized farmers market! They open sharply…read moreat 3pm, not a minute before or after. At one time, there was a countdown for the last 10 seconds. Ample parking, the food options are usually Pizza, Burgers and ice cream. We usually go in for the French bakery from Seattle, fruits and vegetables. I wish they had kettle corn popcorn!

REDMOND SATURDAY MARKET @ REDMOND…read more Parking is available along the street, although it can get busy on weekends. If you are unable to find street parking, Redmond Town Center offers a free parking garage that is only a short walk away, making parking convenient overall. I absolutely love the Redmond Saturday Market. It is one of my favorite places to visit on the weekends. They always have fresh produce with a great selection of fruits and vegetables, along with many local vendors selling handmade jewelry, artwork, baked goods, and other unique products. It is a wonderful place to support small businesses while enjoying the local community. One of my favorite things about Redmond is how walkable the area is. After visiting the market, you can walk around Redmond Town Center, browse the shops, grab something to eat, or simply enjoy the atmosphere. There are also plenty of seating areas throughout the town center, which makes it easy to relax and enjoy your food or take a break. Overall, I highly recommend stopping by the Redmond Saturday Market if you are in the area. It is a great way to spend a weekend morning, support local businesses, and enjoy everything that downtown Redmond has to offer.

I've been meaning to check out the Redmond Saturday Market for years now as I am often in downtown…read moreRedmond on the weekends, and I finally have! Although I thought the market was downtown somewhere, it was a quick drive towards the Sammamish Valley area to get to this market. After putting the market in my GPS, I followed the directions and was taken to a large parking lot area of a church. What's nice is that at the street where you need to turn into the lot, there are signs for the Redmond Saturday Market, so you know you're in the right place. Further down the lot, you'll eventually see the white tents. There's plenty of parking for the market, which is a win. I've been here a few times, and Redmond Saturday Market is one of the few markets on the Eastside that has my favorite cheese, Samish Bay Creamery. Now, I specifically come to the Redmond Saturday Market to get my blocks of gouda and will walk through the market to see what other goodies I can find. But honestly, the fact that they have this particular vendor has me coming back. The market is small, but has a variety of vendors, such as prepared foods, farmers, artisan crafters, etc. There's a covered eating area in the middle of the parking lot, which is nice, especially since we're nearing fall. I'm glad to have checked out what Redmond has to offer and support local.

I got a delicious guava cream cheese empanada and agua fresca at the market. I was strolling…read morethrough when I spotted the most perfect pan dulces from Cafecito Mexican Bakery . A pleasant surprise! I hadn't ever tried a guava empanada but I go for anything guava flavored so it was a must for me. The cream cheese and sweet guava jam was a perfect duo. I highly recommend trying this one but a cono was also looking mighty delicious. I also had the most amazing watermelon fruit juice made from watermelons from farmers at this market. As soon as I heard that, I wanted it. It was like adding a tap to a watermelon it tasted so good! This was a smaller market with an okay amount of vendors but just two rows to stroll through. The location though is beautiful and right by the water and park so it gets busy. The parking lot to the side was a mess with traffic but across the street there is tons of additional parking that was way easier.

Our favorite farmers market and this being on a friday makes it even better!…read more There's always live music at all times while you walk around to pick organic fruits and veggies. This market also has many other stalls like Organic Soaps, Kombucha, beer, bakery item , plant stalls and so many other different items on sale. One of our favorites are the food trucks with so many different varieties including ice cream trucks and cuisines from all. We missed the Ice cream trucks and Popcorn trucks this time and hopefully they are back soon! we enjoyed the Chicken Tacos at the Puerto Ensenada food truck and the Pesto chicken wrap at Blinchiki Food truck. Parking is limited and gets full at the Juanita beach park but there is plenty of parking in the off-road parking lot on the opposite side of the park!

Cute little farmers market! Fresh produce, located in a nice plaza with an upstairs and downstairs…read moreoutdoor area. They had a cute kids booth, tea, coffee, and many other local goods! We couldn't find outdoor parking so we parked in the lot and made a purchase at one of the nearby businesses for validation!

The Woodinville Farmers Market is located next to the Woodinville Sport Fields and close to Highway…read more522. This is a seasonal market open on Saturdays from May through September. Parking can be a challenge as the parking at the Sport Fields were full one time I tried visiting. There is also street parking available in the area. You could also take the 522 bus to the market as there is a stop a couple blocks away if you do not want to deal with finding parking. The market is located in the walkway next to the fields and in the District Flats plaza above it. The mix of vendors here is okay. It has some produce and prepared food vendors, but is smaller than other farmers markets on the Eastside and prices are typical. Aside from the parking, my biggest peeve would be the physical location. The walkway is on the narrow side, so it is hard to maneuver when there is a large crowd. It may be better to hold it at Wilmot Gateway Park, which is a block away and is better suited for these type of events. Overall, this market is okay if you live nearby and do not want drive to a market further south, west or in Seattle.

I can't believe I am just now discovering this local GEM! I went for a class, where we made dogwood…read morestars. The classroom was clean, warm, and supported the class very well. The shop is a dream. It's all the best local spots you'd find at Pike Place or a farmers market, all laid out in a grocery store/shop style. It is gorgeous, easy to navigate, and fairly priced. I was so excited about all the fabulous local brands and how accessible they are to me now that I know this shop exists. Kombucha, sea salt, puzzles, treats, local produce, amazing cheeses, and more! I went on a pretty stormy day so did not explore the grounds, but love how community oriented this whole space is. I can't wait to go back and explore the farms. This spot is such an amazing pillar in our community.

I love coming here! It feels like a hidden treasure trove; a secret just for me! The grounds are…read morespectacular, I could get lost just roaming around. I love everything about this place and space. From being able to purchase well made and cared for farm goods, local produce and ingredients, along with everything else in between. It feels like such a special place that's handled with love and care. Such a fun way to spoil yourself and loved ones with their fresh baked goods, sandwiches, and premade items. I can't recommend coming here enough, do it!

Came for the first time and won't come back. It's a pretty small farmers market and I bought a…read morecrepe, strawberries, ice cream, and baklava. The crepe and baklava did not taste good at all. I paid almost $18 for a pack of baklava and was tempted to throw it away. It was the most tasteless baklava I've ever had. The crepe was not good either and my toddler took one bite and didn't want it anymore. Because the food was not good I would not come back. The issaquah farmers market (near Costco) on Saturdays is much better.

First time to the Sammamish Farmers Market, definitely will be returning throughout the summer…read more Only a few weeks into the season, so just a few fresh produce vendors, I'm sure it'll grow to more, as well as more produce choices, as we get into summer. Lots of Cherry choices already, they had me as soon as I saw the local (Yakima) Rainiers, one of my favorites! They also had a hybrid of the Rainier, that I had not heard of or experienced yet, a Strawberry Rainier.. a little sweeter with a different taste, maybe strawberry, but definitely tasty. The vendor had options of single or mixed choices of multiple cherries, I mixed the regular Rainiers with the Strawberry Rainiers, and am happy with selection, all just rightly ripe. I also picked up some Washington asparagus and canning cucumbers, both will be enjoyed with cooking dinners, and mixed in salads. Looking forward to adding more veggies next time. Also the strawberries looked great! All the vendors are friendly and easily answered questions, also for some produce sampling was allowed. Quite a few information booths and merchandise as well. Multiple options for food trucks and ice cream and pastries too. I tried, for the first time the Samsa's , best way they were described was a Pakistani pastry hand held pie, I tried the Chicken curry, which was very flavorful, plenty of meat, not spicy and delicious, and the Spinach vegan which was full of spinach, potatoes, and onions, also very delicious, probably my favorite of the two. Flaky buttery pastry in both was delicious, and held together well. Service was quick and friendly. Always love the atmosphere of the farmers markets, being on both sides of the table has always been enjoyable. Looking forward to some more fresh produce and trying more food next time. Also a great park to stroll around adjacent to where the market is. SYOY! God bless and healthy eating!