I found this market through a vendor that I follow on Instagram, he's usually at a different…read morelocation. I honestly really enjoyed this market, there were so many faith-based vendors! For my understanding, this market is hosted once a month. They have so many different types of vendors from local produce, prepared foods, clothing, accessories, the list goes on! I might become a regular to this monthly market, and I definitely recommend it!

The highlight of the market are the gorditas. I really wish they actually had farmers abd produce…read more This December edition was really busy. You have to get their around 930 AM or you spend a lot of time looking for a parking spot. There are a lot of craft booths if that's what you are into.

I was headed to a store to go buy my veggies & stuff when I spotted these three little farmers set…read moreup. Let me tell you when I say I did a NASCAR stop & turn around - I mean it! Right there in the middle of McCullough, I did just that! I figured why go to the store when I can support local farmers!?! So, I did just that! Got me 2# of pecans (shucked), 2 jars of spicey okra (mmmm), some tomato preserves, apricot jam, & jalapeno jelly. I got there as they were packing up to head home. They had a ways to go. I'll get there earlier next time. Maybe get some meat. I come from an old cattle ranching family, & he knew my great grandpa's name. He even said "you're from the old families." I smiled & said yup. My grandpa's family set up some of the neighboring towns. So, my love & support of farmers runs deep! Support American Farmers! Then, I moved down the line to the next gentleman & bought a bushel of each of his veggies. $20 got me some delicious tomatoes, sweet & little red potatoes, zucchini (aka courgette), & onions. Gonna eat well! Finally moved over to the last farmers, The Perlata's. I got the last little bits of my veggies & a yummy jar of salsa. Kale, cilantro, bell peppers, yellow squash, green beans, cabbage, & broccoli that I'll be cooking tonight. The two things that were best part about all of this accidental discovery were I needed, & had all this on my list to go get for my shopping at TJ's. I got to meet some farmers, give back to our community, & keep the money local. This was such a great fund for me. Plus, it was a beautiful day. There was also a City of San Antonio employee out there cleaning up the area at the time as well. The park area was clean, but, he was out there doing rounds. The only issue was the sign. Maybe a local company could donate time, funds & supplies to fix it? Or some street art is could create an amazing sign? ‍

I wish San Antonio had more farmer's markets with more produce vendors. I had forgotten about this…read morelocation and used to frequent the parket back in the 90s when it was in a grove of shade trees. Not sure why they moved it to a hot parking lot. They had live music on this visit in June. There were only three vendors, but they had a good selection of local fruits and vegetables. I also saw eggs and grass fed beef, as well as some baked goods. Maybe if we get more people to patronize this market it will grow.

Yep, that's the one, the little stand you've been meaning to stop at along Hwy 78 across from…read moreChevron right before getting to Seguin. This farming couple have been here for about 5 or more years. They have tons of fruits and vegetables, everything you will need. I bought homegrown tomatoes, squash, field peas, and peaches. They were very friendly and had information on all of the products. I went to the Seguin Farmers market last Saturday, and there was only one booth, This couple on the side of the hwy sells the equivalent of 5 booths. If you need organic vegetables, look for the farmer's stand right across the Chevron on Hwy 78 in Mcqueeney/Seguin.

There were only a couple of booths Saturday, but they had some wonderful pickles, jelly, salsa,…read morecanned blackeyed peas and fresh okra. Left with 2 bags full! Will try again!

It is small but has a good variety of vendors. Vegetables, beef, BBQ rubs and sauces, hot sauce and…read moreenchilada sauces, teas, bakeries, skin products, candles, honey and more. I walked while I waited for the lunchtime restaurants to open. The people were nice and helpful.

My husband and I recently moved to this side of town and were really excited to check out our new…read moreneighborhood farmers market. Alamo Heights Farmers Market is conveniently located in The Quarry parking lot near Gold's Gym. This farmers market is not as big as other ones in the city but it has a lot of good options; plants, grass-fed beef, honey, aguas frescas, organic health products and much more! The best find during our first visit here was a Brazilian baker which was selling delicious brazilian baked goods. We decided to order two of his savory options; Pao de Queijo and Coxinha. The Pao de Queijo was so soft and delicious. The Coxinha was filled with shredded chicken and cheese, which made it the perfect breakfast bite. We will definitely be coming back!

In celebration of Juneteenth last year (2023), the family and I visited Heavenly Gardens and it…read morewill forever be etched in our memories! Heavenly Gardens is an award-winning public garden started and cultivated by "Papa Prevo" who has a genuine love for people and nature. The garden is roughly 2 acres and is flourishing with a variety of vegetables, fruits and flowers; created to provide the community with access to organic produce, and knowledge on how to grow their own food. We learned so much on our tour, and I was empowered to plant more when we returned home! Thank you again Papa Prevo and volunteers for the unforgettable experience. Let's support gems like these by visiting and donating!

I recently discovered this garden and plan to become a regular customer. Friendly people, excellent…read moreprices and top notch produce.

This is a very small farmers market with 7 vendors. My favorite food vendor, the Filipino Express…read moresets up shop here serving Filipino favorites such as grilled marinated pork, lumpias, and fried noodles known as pancit. All the vendors are very nice and helpful, explaining their products. On rainy days, they hold the market indoors, which has coffee and restrooms. The vendors: - a man that makes organic dog treats - a honey man with many flavors all natural - a produce person all organic - a team selling homemade and gluten free breads (fruit/banana). - a lady selling home crafted cotton kitchen towels - the Filipino Express food truck selling charred pork on a stick and eggrolls - a dry beef and sausage maker - a lady selling wooden crafted crosses and religious stuff - an olive oil vendor I'd like to see more vendors here, but if I want a pork stick, some organic vegetables, or some honey--I'll definitely come back. On my way here, I stopped at Emily's and got a happy hour 12oz latte for $2.24, so it was worth it.

My daughter took my grandson to the petting zoo at 5:50 and was treated so rudely by the people…read morerunning the rides and ticket booth. The flyer states 3-7. She had no idea the rides closed at 6, that was so uncalled for so disappointing!

What a cute fun friendly spot to visit! Its very cool with so many vendors! I look forward to…read morevisiting again soon

This Farmer's Market can always be counted on to offer 3 to 6 booths with farmer's offering fresh…read morefruits and vegetables, cut and planted herbs and the occasional flowers and breads. No need to bring your own bags as the farmer's have plenty of plastic for you. Usually everything gets started at 8am sharp, although I have had to defer to waiting for set up just a few times. Friday is a perfect day to pick up farm fresh produce, what a way to start a weekend or get ready to entertain hungry friends. Look for the yellow wooden sign for the somewhat hidden turn in.

I needed a very specific cut and called all around town. No one seemed to have what I was looking…read morefor! Yet finally I came across E&A Meats! The owner was super nice and extremely knowledgeable. With their help I was able to get exactly what I needed. They have very healthy animals and process them humanely as they are a Halal establishment. I later learned that due to the Halal approach, the meat is organic and antibiotic free which is really important for quality flavor. Overall this is a really quality business. If you are in San Antonio and need meat, consider E&A as they are an awesome family run local business! Without a doubt this is a five star business! I plan on buying from them in the future.

Stopped by this meat shop while in the area. They have such a good variety of meats for a pretty…read moregood price. I also like their seasoning options to the side. THe employees were friendly the moment we walked in too! A small shop but well worth the visit!