Farmers Market on a Saturday afternoon was busy and a great area to shop and have lunch! Tons of…read morevendors from vegetables, microgreens, honey, apples, pretzels & pastries and 4-5 food vendors tucked in the corner with a sitting area to enjoy your lunch. Had good vibes and closely to the park which is convenient for those with kids!

Great farmers market great grocery essentials and vendors are consistently there. The non-grocery…read morevendors are unique, which makes me happy.

So many booths, lots of variety! Such a fun way to spend a morning. Lots of samples and loved the…read morelive music.

I have no idea why I have lived here for decades, and this was my first visit to the Longmont…read moreFarmer's Market. It was wonderful to see so many of our favorites all in one place - Moxie Bread Company (we love their pastries and raisin bread - it's also where my husband buys bread ingredients) Aspen Moon Farm (this is where we have our CSA - we especially love their salad greens and garlic) Bjorn's Honey (we were told they now have a store on Pearl Street) We attended a food demonstration from Swaylo's to celebrate Longmont Restaurant Week which included free samples and coupons. There was also musical entertainment. The market also had lots of free samples from so many vendors. Everyone was so friendly and helpful. The market runs from April to November. It's open on Saturdays from 8am to 1pm. There is a lot of free parking. Pets are not allowed. We had so much fun checking out all of the Colorado vendors!

The transport through the fields. Our driver was awesome. Picking your own vegetables out of…read morethe fields is fun as well as getting the vegetables you want

Don't do their CSA. Greens are always wilted, root veggies mold extremely quickly, and I had an…read moreexperience last week that was the last straw. My neighbor knocked on my door the other day and said Mrs. Miller accidentally delivered my CSA box to my her doorstep. When I emailed Miller Farms, I received a response from Mrs. Miller herself asserting that, instead of taking responsibility for her mistake, she 1.) definitely delivered to the correct address and 2.) my neighbor definitely had stolen my box from my doorstep. WHAT? When I asked my very confused but honest neighbor about this, she came over with my delivery box, cash for the vegetables she had taken out of the box (because she thought her church had delivered vegetables to her), and a Ring camera recording of Mrs. Miller walking away from her door. Mistakes happen and are forgivable, but partaking in actions and words that endanger the bonds between neighbors is unconscionable behavior. Don't give these people your money - there are better farms and more honest folks out there.

Great produce, great prices and great people. My son in law and grandkids used to go here before…read morehe passed, they loved to ride there bikes over and get some fresh fruit.

This is my favorite market to get fresh produce! Everything is always so neatly organized and…read morefresh. No flies flying around like other markets and the produce looks fresh and not bruised. They have a great variety of produce along with honey, jam, Cherry co juice, popcorn, and beans you can purchase by the lb! The staff is super friendly and helpful as well. Great service and my favorite is their weekly fresh produce boxes. Oh and you can accrue points as well for future discounts! Need I say more??

The best little farm stand in/outside of Boulder. And they're open year round. The staff, farm…read moremanagers, and owners are all so nice! They grow and sell tons of fresh produce during the season-- and during the off season still have a lot to offer-- mushrooms, eggs, honey, tea, garlic, and more. Stop by their stand if you're in the area. And if it's not during the spring or summer, make sure you come back during peak season to see, taste, and buy, all that they offer!

The Boulder County Farmers Market in Longmont on Saturday's is the best farmers market I have ever…read moreseen. And I used to exhibit at the Santa Monica market! There is an abundance of parking in the huge dirt lot because this farmers market is at the Boulder County Fairgrounds. There is a great customer service booth. Most purveyors take credit cards but there is also an ATM machine. There is always some musical performer, lots of prepared foods, Palisade peaches, produce, baked goods, olives and more. Don't miss it! Funky and casual. Wear a hat because it is sunny here 300 days a year!

This farmers market is a pain in the butt. The parking situations are awful. I won't ever go again…read more Be ready to pay for parking that's not cheap and then shop around for things that are also not cheap but very expensive you can find the same exact things are other farmers markets for cheaper.

I thought I should swing by Tortillade La Frontera to check them out…read more I bought both flour and corn tortillas today, and they taste fine to me. The corn ones seem more fragile than other fresh tortillas, though, which made them a bit trickier to work with. Compared to Las Americas Tortillaria (which is about equidistant from my house), La Frontera suffers due to their lack of tasty noms like carnitas, Mexican cheeses and homemade salsa to enjoy with a big stack o' fresh, warm tortillas. Also, the atmosphere isn't as friendly, for what that's worth, and they don't take credit/debit cards.

We went to this place for the sole purpose of trying their flour tortillas. I will agree with Todd…read moreH. that they aren't as friendly and don't have the same offerings as Las Americas, which is why I'm giving it only three stars. The tortillas are really good though - a little thicker - which I like - than Las Americas. The other thing they do is put a little square of parchment between each tortilla so that they don't stick together and tear. This happens only because at both places they're so incredibly fresh with no preservatives whatsoever, so torn tortillas aren't a complaint. But that extra little step of separating each one is a nice touch.

This is a nice farmers market. I was impressed by the selection and variety. It wasn't just food…read moretrucks. There was some produce in a lot of lake artisanal goods. We had a nice family day here last Sunday and then the fact that it's got the little splash area to cool often for kids and pups really made the experience nice my son is angling pretty hard for us to go back again next week so we shall see

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.