Showed later than I wished and bc of this i missed out on all the fresh produce. If you are looking…read moreto produce show up when the market starts. Other than that the market goes on for blocks so plan for a good amount of time if you plan on checking out plenty of vendors. I am a sucker for handmade soaps and found plenty of vendors for this. Bought more soaps than I should, but hard not to when some have really good prices. Market is lively with lots of people, some musicians, food and the stores on the street opened for business. So many artists selling their crafts .... Some I hadn't even seen or dreamed of. When I can definitely plan to come back for more shopping.

Passing through the town, and was lucky to overlap with the Saturday Farmer's Market! Plenty of…read morecrafts, food/drinks stands, live music, some produce (perhaps more depending on the season), as well as plants, and more. Was recommended by someone to get some fresh kettlecorn from a stand in the north end (you won't miss it). Long line, but worth it.

This is probably one of the bigger farmers markets in El Paso. It seems like they have more people…read moreattending on Saturday mornings. I believe it happens from 11 am to 3 pm. They recently added a night market from 6 to 10 pm on Fridays and Saturdays. There's live music on Saturdays. There's a lot of foods and desserts for sale through local vendors and food trucks. I saw vendors selling ice cream (which was good BTW) and baked goods. You also find lots of people selling items they made. For example, soap, art/paintings, candles and lots more. Some of the vendors allow you to sample their foods and items before buying. Maybe I missed it but...the items I would've liked seeing more of are homegrown fruits and vegetables. I didn't see anyone selling any. We came for the food trucks recently. There's quite a few. One food truck I enjoyed was Formula. They offer boba tea, smoothies, ice cream and a couple of other foods. I saw three or four taco food trucks. I've tried Ayy Cucula and I wasn't impressed at all. I wrote separate reviews on these 2 food trucks. We also tried Placeres Culposos. So good here! I recommend their quesabirria and alambre tacos. Their lemonade is tasty too. A separate review is coming soon. Sleepy Sloth desserts are also great! A few were really sweet for me. I enjoyed their cookies and brownies the most. A separate review is coming soon. Overall, it's a pretty good place to check out. Bring the family and/or significant other. I'd also recommend wearing comfortable shoes because you'll be doing some walking. Most people also park their vehicles across the street in the dirt. Be careful if you do! There's a lot of oncoming traffic on Country Club Road. There should be a crosswalk painted there in the street. Sometimes someone helps people cross the street on Saturday mornings. Parts of the market are in the dirt. The last thing you'd want to do is sprain an ankle or trip. I'd also wear a cap and sunscreen, especially on Saturday mornings. Don't forget a mask! Vendors accept cash or card, paper and plastic. Most vendors are really nice and talkative. You might even make a new friend or two. Support local!

We really enjoy the whole vibe of this Farmer Market. The food trucks are so good. The smoothie at…read moreMaui Wow are sooooo good!

Sooo fun. My kids and I had a blast. At first I wasn't sure I wanted to pay $12 for my ticket and…read more$10 for theirs because I was just picturing a pumpkin patch. But once you get in, there's honestly hours of fun. We played giant versions of regular games like checkers or Jenga. We rolled around in these huge cylinders. Then we took a hayride. The kids went down these awesome slides. We went through their huge corn maze for about a half hour. We got some yummy roasted corn. We'll have to make this a fall tradition.

It was a beautiful day to walk around this market! There…read morewere a lot of vendors and some food trucks. There were more non food vendors than those with food. All of the vendors we talked to were very friendly. Lots of cute stuff, lots of people walking around, music playing - it was a nice afternoon! Go check it out sometime!

Fun market to walk around on a nice day. Found a few things we didn't actually need and enjoyed…read morelooking at everything.

Purchased the Flame Roasted diced Hatch Green Chile frowhole m my grocery store today ... this bag…read moreis 16 ounces so I think it will work 8n the cornbread recipe I am making.... So after thawing the frozen bag, I got 1 cup of liquid and barely 12 ounces of the diced chilies... so this 16 ounce bag is a bit less than what the bag states.

Is there anyone in the United States unfamiliar with hatch chili's? As with everything else in…read moredemand and with profit potential,the hatch chili has been used abused and yes counterfeited ! No need to worry about authenticity though if you confirm that you are purchasing Young Guns. Originating 80 years ago when the Franzoy family immigrated from Austin to the Hatch Valley,these peppers are the real deal. If you have had real hatch chili's then your presented with an imposter,you know immediately. There is an indescribable essence to the real deal. Only a few years ago it was well known that only 25 acres a year satisfied the hatch chili harvest each year. Then how you ask does every restaurant in America offer Hatch festively chili dishes every year. You decide. I only buy and use Young Guns and my dishes have an indescribable nuance. Special

We came to Socorro just to visit the Bodega Farms and To buy fresh organic produce. We were so…read morepleased! They have all sorts of produce and additionally cheeses, breads, nuts. As we arrived, they had fresh cut melons to sample- they were so delicious and fresh! They had just picked ripe figs, and had some tiny ones of a different variety. They tasted like candy! Yum! I purchased the figs of course, fresh baby purple carrots with the stems attached like you see in the old cartons! I got fresh okra, zucchini, other squashes, cantalope, pistachios, bread and Licon Dairy's flavored cheeses We visited another little boutique with nice imported Mexican dishes and clothing. Very nicely set up. There is a quaint coffee shop in the property, but I'm saving that for our next trip, We walked across the street to "Wine Down" for lunch and a glass of wine . I will posted that separately! Oh for a wonderful day!

Ralph was an amazing host. He showed us around the farm. Explained all about the crops. The dogs…read morethat greeted you when coming in were very friendly. We bought wonderful sourdough bread and some other vegetables. We strolled thru the other shops with some cool art and jewelry but did not get a coffee today. Maybe next time. Would highly recommend. Don't miss this warm and inviting place.

Very family friendly market…read more We went on a Sunday. The live music just finished there first set, but there was classic rock blastin' in the meantime. Plenty of food options... not much parking that's convenient. You would best overshoot the Walmart parking and after their last entrance on Mesa St., park, and then walk back to the Market. The vendors are super friendly and I certainly didn't feel any pressure to buy anything, but there was a lot of quality stuff. It's not entirely overwhelming, and you can see everything they have and try anything you want in about an hour's time with no rush. All the vendors are ready for contactless payment, but they take cash too. if you need cash, an ATM is close by. The food trucks are towards the front, and the vendor tents are well organized into columns along the center of the market. Everybody from the vendors to the market goers were all friendly and at around noon, the market was bustlin' but not overly busy. We bought some farm fresh honey. The kids were amazed by the 3D printed creations, the freeze dried candies, and the desserts available at the market. The kids also were entertained at the Build a Pen vendor. They spent a good 10 minutes deciding on the various bobbles to personalize their new pens. it was fun.

We had the opportunity to check out this market recently. I didn't think it was as big as it…read moreactually was! They have all kinds of foods and items here. Some things I saw while I was there: Food trucks, snacks, cookies, handmade items, art, plants, etc. My bf bought a plant and a small handmade pot. I bought an engraved pint glass for a relative's birthday. The lady I bought it from told me she also takes custom orders. I thought it was a good price ($15). All of the vendors had masks on. It seems like it's a bit hard to social distance because the space is kind of small. I felt pretty comfortable since everyone I saw was wearing a mask and it's held outdoors. There was a lot of snacks I wanted to buy. Some vendors had some delicious looking desserts, especially cookies! Yum! I'll definitely stop by again. All of the vendors we bought from were nice and helpful. This market is usually located in the Hobby Lobby parking lot on North Mesa. It's usually there every Sunday between 11 am and 3 pm. They sometimes switch locations. It's best to check their website uppervalleymarket.com and/or follow their social media @uppervalleymarket to stay up to date on what's happening each week. I would definitely recommend and plan on coming back. I need to get my hands on some of those cookies I saw! Why I left without taking some home is beyond me! This is a good place to come if you're looking for a unique gift for you or a loved one. Treat yourself...or someone you love! Let's support local!

Have tried their produce and bread and found products to be exceptional. Eggplant, in particular,…read morewas a standout. Today we tried their lunch, for me turkey, cranberry, caramelized onion sandwich. My wife had the squash, wheat berry, cherries, spinach lunch. Enjoyed both and look forward to return on a weekly basis.

Welcoming staff and well-put grocery store , literally a nice walk from downtown. Perfect for…read moregetting those niche items. They also do food boxes for people on snap. Good ambiance.