A very small farmers market in a small parking lot but there's a parking lot for the farmers market…read morejust down the street! I didnt see it and parked down the road but the streets around here are on a hill so I had a bit of a trek. The ambiance was cute, friendly, and neighborly. There are two rows to walk through and the patio seating of a restaurant was playing live music so there was a fun ambiance. Surprisingly there were more food options than I expected and some really good options that I've seen at larger markets. I was able to get some delicioius peaches, and a mix and match deal of berries. I'd come to this market again if I'm in the area or lived in the neighborhood but because parking was a bit hard and the market is so small, I would say it was just OK.

This is a modest size farmers market held in a parking lot at Phinney Neighborhood Association on…read moreFriday afternoons from June to September in the center of the Phinney neighborhood. Though the market is not very big, it was very busy which I attribute to its location and it being held at the end of the work week. Selection is mixed with a few fresh produce vendors, but this market seems to lean more towards prepared foods. Comparable to the mix at the Wallingford Farmers Market, but on a smaller scale. It seems like a nice place to hangout for residents of this neighborhood or if you are on your way home and want to pick up a few things beforehand.

Winter market going on through weekend before Christmas. Really cool vendors today! Love the…read moreoutdoor ambiance food and service from the vendors. They are close thanksgiving weekend then back the next week. Highly recommended

Haven't met a farmers market we didn't like!! Till now!!…read more I get that its covid. But man this place is snobby. And very much un-fun!! They have lines/tape around all over so you can't just enter. You do have to walk all the way to 5th and something for an entry. Which also include a huge line, a very unnecessary loud teenage band playing ( tone deaf loud) next to all the restaurants/their outdoor seats. You cant social distance even if you try. All I wanted was some fresh flowers for the cemetery and we ended up walking the whole market twice from outside trying to find an entrance. They do have a different entrance where they turn everyone away in the scorching hot heat! And last but not least: No dogs allowed? What? Isn't that the whole point of farmers market? Family/dog friendly? Baci got his socializatio in as a tiny pupper from Ballard market. It's like a puppy parade every time you go there. We ended up skipping because of this!! I did see 2 old ladies left their dog outside, next to the loud as hell band so they can walk the market for something. We watched the sad pup the whole time till they return! Really though. No flowers/spices are worth leaving your beloved old dog behind Overall, the least fun farmers market ever!! if it werent for random facemask, you wouldnt even know there was covid. Hot! Over crowded! Many flowers stands. Not that special!

This is a relatively new farmers market as it began just last year. The market is held on Saturday…read morefrom mid-May to mid-October and is located next to Madison Park and close to Madison Park Beach. This is more of a neighborhood farmers market than one that has wide appeal like the nearby the University District Farmers Market. It is a small market that takes up one block. Selection leans more towards fresh produce with a smattering of vendors selling meats and prepared foods like bread, cookies and pizza. I attribute the size of the market to its newness and there being competing markets nearby, specially the U District and SLU markets which happen concurrently. I would not go out of my way to visit the market. But if you happen to be in the Madison Park neighborhood on a Saturday morning, it is definitely worth a visit. It is a good activity to pair with going to the beach.

Things to do in Seattle...West Seattle Farmers Market at the heart of the West Seattle Junction…read more From farm to the neighborhood community! Wherever we travel, we love checking out the local farmers market! We ran into this farmers market meeting a friend for a hike. We were too early since they don't open until 10am. Afterwards, we came back to check it out. Love the sense of community. It got really busy with some vendors having long lines. Fresh vegetables, fruit, amazing cider, meat, cheese, fresh oysters, fresh mushrooms, bread and baked goods. And, of course, gorgeous fresh flowers!! The food options are great with grilled salmon and breakfast sandwiches. We left with fresh apricots, cherries and a bottle of Apple Cider. Parking on side streets can get full near the farmers market. It gets quite busy. There are no bathrooms. It is also dog friendly.

Cute year-round farmers market with a lot of stands selling fresh produce, meat, flowers, and more…read more There are not a lot of hot/ready to eat stands here compared to other farmers markets, but cool restaurants are so close by so it doesn't really matter. I recommend Lady Jaye for lunch, Bakery Nouveau for baked goods, and Panterelli for beverages and dessert! It got quite busy at times at several stands, but it went quickly and everyone was chill about it. It was not chaotic or stressful at all, no claustrophobic vibes here. It was also fun to people watch to see what other patrons were buying. Many people were out with the entire family and pets and enjoying the great weather. I can't wait for summer to roll around and for more stuff to come to market!

A fun little market located near the Town Square on Saturday mornings during the warmer months…read more Overall this is a very small market and really only worth attending if you're already local. Lots of flowers and crafts, some produce, and fair food is all available for the pickings. Always walk through the entire thing before buying. A lot of the products sold are sold by multiple people and you can easily save money by simply walking a few feet away and buying from another shop. .

This is a nice fruit stand at Mercer Island Farmers Market on Sunday morning/early afternoons. The…read morefarm is based out of Yakima Valley and I believe MI is the only Seattle area farmers market that they have a stand at. Selection consisted of stone fruits like cherries and peaches at a fair price on a recent visit. It feels good to patronize a small farm producing delicious local fruit.

Delridge farmer's market is a must-visit for any person looking to try and support different foods…read moreand artisanal goods from BIPOC vendors. They just moved to a new lot this year with much more space and walkways to move around in. There are lots of tables and chairs they set up in the center to eat your food in in the sun or rain. In the afternoons, they give out free bags of groceries with foods sourced right from the farmer vendors at the market!

It is a lovely market, especially with foods that are not commonly found at your typical grocers…read more The vendors, farmers, makers have always been friendly and open. Love the small workshops on how they use these their products. Introduction is always welcome. Addressing situations where budget is a concern, teaching children how to sustain themselves as they get older and educating the wider audience to add to their repertoire. I think planning more progressive cooking classes would help. Our neighborhood is active and planning progressive dinners. I hope to take what I've learned from the market and pass it onto my neighbors. The ambiance has been raised a level, compared to the 18th ave location. Both were warm but much more eye catching on Henderson.

Irish Acres is a farm which has a produce stand at Issaquah Farmers Market, which runs on Saturdays…read morefrom May through September. The farm is based in Snoqualmie Valley, which makes the produce here super local. This area was impacted by heavy flooding last year, so I think it is important to support farms here since they produce food for the community. The selection is not large, but the quality is great. Items like beets, kale, lettuce and turnips. Given the farm follows no-till organic practices, the produce is also a good value and more accessibly priced than typical organic farm stands and comparable to conventional produce. If you are looking for fresh and local organic produce, this is a good produce stand to check out.