I love arriving around 8-9am. They usually have a band and I like to sit down and watch them for a…read morebit while enjoying some fresh juice from one of the vendors. The fruits and veggies are always nice and I grab a few tomatoes and grapes to last the week. I you can't beat the 10$ bouquet of flowers they are beautiful and last a good 1-2 weeks.

I've been wanting to check out this farmers market for awhile because it seemed like it would be…read morepretty large. On the website, it says there are over 60 vendors, but it felt like there were a lot less. That said, I did purchase some fresh vegetables, which were delicious. There are other stands selling things other than produce, such as jewelry, honey, coffee, and more. This is a nice farmers market to check out if you're in the area, but it wasn't anything particularly special.

Nice Markey. They are Grench so fresh croissants which I love with butter, plain or for making…read moresandwiches. Very limited weekend hours, sadly. They have a crepe stand too.

When I lived in Illinois, I loved this French Farmers Market in Wheaton. It had to be one of my…read morefirst stops when I came back to town. My favorite memory about this market was buying a huge tropical beach painting from one of the vendors. It was one of my hubby and I's wedding presents to each other. This time around it was as great as I thought it would be. They have tons of little local vendors selling their crafts, food, popcorn, ice teams, clothes, flowers, jewelry, and home décor. There's a lot to see and several rows of it. It has a nice location by the train station and steps from Downtown Wheaton. One thing that I noticed after the fact when I had already been through the market is that they are not dog friendly. My dog was walking all throughout the market with no problem. Than at the end, I see the small sign that says no dogs allowed. I don't understand how that could be the case when this is outside. Either way, no one stopped us with him walking around and it was fine. Another thing is that there really aren't that many food vendors as I thought that would be. there was a popcorn vendor, a bakery, some coffee, and maybe about 2 or 3 more food vendors. There was not much selection, so if you are hungry just keep that in mind and check out something in downtown Wheaton.

Really good farmers market! Unique vendors, large market, tons of lunch and breakfast options while…read moreyou are there! Lunch offerings: Grilled cheese, avocado toast, smoothies, salads, burgers, empanadas, fluffy loaded pancakes. Tons of fruit and veggie vendors. You should be able to get all your fruits and veggies here! Microgreens. Meat and seafood vendors. Cheese. Bread. Tons of sweet vendors. Hummus. Salsa. Popcorn/pretzels. Only critique is some of the prices are ridiculous.

Came back today to see what farmers markets in the time of Covid-19 would be like. Answer: no…read morelingering, wear your mask (though some of the vendors didn't have them on! I just passed them by...), get your goods and go. The "rules" say people weren't going to make change but some did. Some were only taking credit cards. Just be prepared. A wide array of goods was available: baked goods, produce, nuts, cheese, pickles, eggs, flowers, and so forth. A nice wander on a sunny morning!

A very small market held off Main Street on Saturdays from 8am to 1pm May thru October…read more We went around 930am and it was not very crowded as there were only about 12 vendors and only 1 selling fresh produce Located adjacent to the Prairie Walk Pond which has a nice walking trail around the pond. Parking is very easy as there is a lot adjacent to the market but we did not see any public facilities.

Small market but in a nice setting. I bought a beautiful Aloe plant because well, you can never…read morehave enough plants! Check out the Hokusai exhibit nearby (until September 21, 2025) as well as walk around the cute downtown shops.

I always am sad to see the Farmers Market pack up for the winter. It would be great fun to have an…read moreevent like Chicago has, like Kris Kringle Market, for a weekend in November. Baked items, Christmas things, and maybe even some groups to sing or play music.

Nice little farmer's market with a small town vibe! Just wish they had a few more vendors.read more

Great Farmer's Market! Very big, bright, and a lot of variety of vendors....from fresh bakery items…read moreto fresh big beautiful flowers and homemade dog treats with wholesome ingredients. It was very hot outside so my visit was not as long as I would have liked but very good experience and one of the best if not the best farmer's market I've been to. Great neighborhood as well with lots of restaurants, stores, etc.

This is fabulous is Farmers Market Downtown Aurora! Parking was a breeze and the market is spaced…read moreout well. You can stop by any time from June to October on Saturdays I believe- weather dependent. The market is on the smaller side so you can get through it quickly. There is still a pretty big selection here of local goodies. From donuts to coffee to homemade jewelry and all in between. We ended up grabbing a few bags of coffee from Gigawatt coffee roasters. We got the Ethiopian medium roast and the Costa Rican light roast. The Ethiopian had honey, strawberry and shortbread notes. The Costa Rican one had orange, peach, and brown sugar notes. My favorite had to be the Costa Rican one but I like my coffee roasts light so it has an unfair advantage ;) Both coffees had a super smooth taste. I wish I could bottle up the smell of the freshness!! Grinding and brewing these beans filled up our kitchen so nicely. They also put the roast date on the package which is a huge bonus for us coffee snobs. All in all, we enjoyed our time here at the market. Everyone was very friendly and like I mentioned, the market is easily walkable.

LOVE me a Farmer's Market. I have a bulls eye on my back that says SUCKER FOR FARMER'S MARKETS!! I…read moream quite the sucker for fresh produce from a Farmer's Market even though prices can be more expensive than Whole Foods!! Just the idea of the array of fresh veggies and fruits makes me tingly and excited and my hairs stand up on my arms!! Anyway, this farmer's market is pretty small, but that had a fantastic variety of veggies. Everything was fresh and hard, not soft and ready to rot. They also have several vendors there, like a gourmet popcorn stand and a bakery. WAIT did I tell you that I also am a HUGE HUGE sucker for fresh baked bread!! HA, so I bought a loaf of freshly made bread which tasted fantastic for sandwiches. If they had more vendors this would degi They are open for business on Thursday afternoons and parking is easily accessible and close to the market just across from the train tracks. This double sucker for the word fresh will definitely be back!! :P

Not a bad market overall. It's a little small, especially if you're used to something like the Oak…read morePark Market or Green City Market. They have various items - cheese, veggies, scarves, jewelry, baked goods, blueberries, meats, etc, etc. I'm sure it varies. I was a little disappointed today that the tomato sauce lady wasn't there, but c'est la vie. Some of the green produce (lettuce, herbs) at at least one vendor was a bit wilted today, maybe it wasn't super fresh, or maybe it's because it's 96 degrees out. Anyway, it's worth checking out.

This is a curated Farmers Market. No Avon, no Tupperware, no crafts etc. There is intentionality in…read morehaving an even variety of vendors selling local, sustainable, good food. There are also quirky events each week and live, low-key music. Also has the best fresh roasted coffee anywhere.

The market has gone down hill in my opinion... there is limited space for vendors, but we're still…read morefed repeat booths at one market. Additionally, many vendors, including the village/market, use AI advertising and branding. Why should I spend my time at your booth if you can't spend time doing actual marketing?