Still Cool This…read moreplace is even more impressive on the weekend. So many food options - there's literally something for everyone. It was packed, but we still found seating as a large group due to the size of the building.

Great place that offers a variety of restaurants to satisfy any kind of food cravings you may have…read more From wood fire pizza, bbq, gyros, tacos, Ethiopian, empanadas, arepas and much more. We walked around the retail shops and it was okay. Since I was visiting I was looking for specific Denver paintings, ceramics or home/garden decor items and I didn't find any here. They offer chocolate shop, floral shop, barbershop, clothing, tattoo, yarn, a food spice shop and more but those are what I remember passing

I am so glad to live near this farmer's market. Great for something local, and honestly a decent…read moresize and variety of options for a smaller town market (relative to Denver). I loooove Tlaquesalsa, I get a breakfast burrito from them every time and slap on a bunch of their salsa. I also love the build your own bouquet stand, though be careful as the price adds up quick. If I'm strategic I can usually get a decent sized bouquet for $25 or less. Also love the produce stand where you can fill a bag for $15. Some great deals depending on what you're getting. It gets crowded for sure but if you wait and go a tad bit later it's not so bad.

Farmers markets are always great places to discover new businesses, support local creators, and pet…read moresome adorable puppies. This place is no exception: happy people, loads of sunshine, and tons of options! Definitely love pie cookies, so you should go eat all of them. And the fancy cheese stand is very worth it (yes it's cheese, so not always a necessity, and yes it is expensive, but it's some of the best truffle gouda I've ever had). Not a fan of the fact that you have to park quite far away, but it is what it is (since the Old Market block is closed off).

This is a cute farmer's market right in front of union station! I saw lots of homemade jewelry and…read morelittle snacks/food options. It's not a huge market by any means (probably 15ish stands total) and I didn't see anything that "screamed" Colorado so I didn't end up buying anything, but just the fact that it was here (and just blocks away from another farmer's market running all along the 16th street mall) - I thought it really spoke to the vibe of Denver. :)

As others have mentioned, this is a smaller market, but I still love the Union Station Farmers…read moreMarket! If you're coming for local produce, cheeses, salsas, etc., as well as a few food cart options and live music, this market won't disappoint. The limited vendors cover all the bases. Many vendors also offer product samples. The central location to Denver makes this market one of my favorites. Makes for a great Saturday morning activity to grab a coffee, walk around, and people watch in one of the busiest areas of the city!

Impressive farmers market with lots of fresh, locally produced fruites and vegetables. Plus meats,…read moreartisans, drinks, food vendors, and other stuff. I have largely been disappointed with other Denver area farmers markets because they allow vegetable/fruit vendors to resell items from California and other places. Not here. There were so many small organic vegetable and fruit stands with heirloom varieties. This is the time for fall apples and all the ones we purchased were delicious. Go early as the lines grow on the popular bakeries and vendors. Parking is always at a premium here.

OK I actually prefer this farmers market to the one on South Pearl. A little bit smaller,…read moredefinitely still gets crowded. But some really really amazing vendor options.

We had a great time at this Farmer's market! There were a lot of people but it didn't feel crowded…read more There is a nice variety of vendors. We got there about 10:30 and things were just starting to sell out, so maybe go early. It is street-based so good wheelchair accessibility. There isn't actually a parking lot (like google maps says), street parking only. We will definitely be back!

I just heard they will start again in June! 9:00am to 1:00pm on Boulder Street, between 15th and…read more16th Streets (in front of Lola near Little Man ice cream). I read on their website that they are looking for vendors of fresh produce, baked goods, preserved foods, flowers and plants for the market.

I am a fan of Farmer's Markets because it gives you an opportunity to find some yummy foods,…read morelocally grown fruits and vegetables and hear about some new vendors with some interesting products. My husband and I came by this Farmer's Market around 10:30 am this past Sunday. We road our bikes and decided to take a little break here. As we were walking down the street, we were greeted by a friendly young woman who was selling dips and marinades. She told us a little about the business (unfortunately I had forgotten the name of it) and offered us samples of her dips. Because we are travelling, we decided not to buy any since it would be a hassle to bring back glass bottles/ jars in our luggage. But if we lived nearby, I would have purchased some in a heart beat. Anyways, I liked this Farmer's Market even though it isn't that big. There was an ice cream sandwich vendor and a vendor roasting peppers (the smell was delicious). I loved seeing all the fresh fruits and vegetables, that were actually pretty cheap (some even cheaper than what the market would be charging for). Since this Farmer's Market is only available during the summer (June through September, 9 am- 1 pm), it shouldn't be missed. Be sure to write it down in your calendar so that you get a chance to drop by next summer. Also this Farmer's Market is very dog friendly as well. We saw so many sweet, mild mannered dogs which made us miss our dogs while we were on vacation. Thank goodness these dogs welcomed pets and behind the ear scratches.

This Farmers' Market is just fine. It's fairly small and only about half of the vendors are actual…read morevegetable sellers, the other half being food trucks, prepared foods and artisan goods. It's usually pretty packed later on, but if you get there right at 9, you can enjoy a quieter morning with no crowd and that's pretty wonderful! We recently stopped by for breakfast (Wasko's Sandwiches for me, Pasty Republic for the husband) and coffees from Novo before snagging a couple of lovely-looking bouquets of flowers from a truck down the way. Not my favorite Farmers' Market but it's fun to visit at least once a summer.

Super cute farm stand like market. We went looking specifically for Palisade cherries and Peaches-…read morethe staff was super friendly, attentive and was helpful in discovering other things to do while visiting CO

Can't believe I haven't dropped a review for Heinie's Market. This is THE market for natives to get…read moretheir green chilis. I'm not a native but I got this tip from a native - her family has been coming here for decades to get their box of green chilis annually. It sometimes can be hit or miss if you come later in the day, they could sell out on popular, in-season produce. I love their garlic bulb braids, get the one that has slightly purple tint on them, they are garlicky spicy and last a long time - perfect for the grill then smeared on toasty bread. I also have gotten delicious Hinman Pie in their freezer section, gazillion flavors of cheese curds, lots of local pickled food and delicious hot sauces. Service has always been great if I didn't know how to pick a type of produce - I'd get my questions answered. Love all the local items and non local items will be labeled as well. Overall just a great place to come check out while supporting local business. Stop by Edward's Meats before or after Heinie's for meal prepping too. Oh btw Heinie's also do Fall Pumpkins set up for photo ops too if you have little ones. Come get a pumpkin and take some photos, and pick up some produce while you're at it!