I've been sleeping on this amazing farmers market. I went the weekend of the Paw Paw festival. It…read morewas busy! I was able to find a parking spot as they have several private parking lots. The market had live music, houseplants for sale, fresh produce, jewelry, lotion, art and several ethnic food vendors including vegetarian options. I noticed that this was a diverse, inclusive, queer friendly crowd. I think anyone would feel comfortable here. Everyone seemed to be having a good time.

This farmer's market is considerably smaller than a lot of the others in West County, but it's…read morestill charming. They have parking close to the farmer's market and additional parking across the street! The day we went, we were in the throughs of a heatwave so it was killer but we visited a cute Mexican stand to get an agua fresca and lemonade, along with nachos. They are the only Mexican food stand AND they only take cash, but it was so good. There was also another stand we saw later on that sold lemonades with more flavor options. There were also 3 produce stands, and plant stand, and a catering company. If you have little ones with you, they have a booth for the kids to color and craft. Very cute if you're in the area!

I have been to several farmer's markets in the St. Louis area. This one is located in downtown…read moreOverland in the 2500 block between Woodson and Verona. It is covered by a large pavilion and there is plenty of parking. The Overland Farmer's Market has many vendors, there is live music on occasion, breakfast and lunch being cooked to order, and pies. The pies are some of the best that I've had. I go there every week that I am able to and order one. If she doesn't have what you are looking for, chances are she can make it for you for the following week. There are lots of fruits and vegetables and lots of crafty things too. There seems to be at least a little something for everyone.

First time at the U City Farmers Market. Saturdays April through November 8:30 to 12:30…read more Located in Hemen Park, small blocked of section of the parking lot. Super cute! There was a little area with a pop-up tent for kids, there were kids hanging out underneath coloring with sidewalk chalk. Quite a few vendors and a food truck. Came away with some Artisan sourdough, cute earrings, and some fruits and veggies. And also, free books from the library!

Its very small but still great. We may have gone on an off week but it was still enjoyable. There…read morewas a small petting zoo with a few animals. Couple food stands. Al in all it was a good time but could definitely use a couple more tents. Luckily its on the loop so there are plenty if other places to go to after the market if you're looking for more to do!

Disappointed last year and again this year. They advertised their peach and blackberry picking, but…read moreall the peaches were tiny, rock hard, and sour. Blackberries were also very acidic. Gave them another chance this year because they're not too far away, but what a waste of time. Blacklisted them forever.

Bought 7 - 1 gallon Boxwood Bushes at $28.99 each last spring/early summer and planted them watered…read morethem up until early fall.....This year only one of the bushes grew contacted Thies Farm and was told because of the harsh winter that's why they probably didn't come back (without even looking at the bushes) .....All Bushes were planted at the same time and nourished the same ....same sunlight, water, and care all to be told there is nothing they can do and offered me to purchase the same bush only available in a 3 gallon for 42.99 no discount, no nothing......I WILL NEVER PATRONIZE THIS ESTABLISHMENT AGAIN‼‼‼ I even had the tag from the bushes.......

We loved seeing all the vendors and the community coming out to support them. I found a lot of…read moregreat gift ideas and met some wonderful crafters. I am IN LOVE with the tee shirt vendor who let us screen paint our own shirts. Lots of opportunities to buy coffee and a sweet to go with it. We will definitely be coming back for other events here!

This is one of the smaller farmer's markets in the St. Louis area with a few stalls selling…read moreproduce, a few selling crafts, and maybe a musician. Though you can purchase fresh produce here the pricing and variety aren't much different from local supermarkets. It's not a market I'd make a special trip to visit. However, alongside the Katy Trail and on the corner of the Main Street historic district it's a nice diversion if you're already in the area. The market is open from mid-May to mid-October. Check its Facebook page for the exact opening and closing dates as well as any special event info.

I love that this market not serves and promotes local farmers, but also local artisans. It is such…read morea delightful mix of vendors and products. The farmers offer fresh vegetables and some even have refrigerated trucks offering a variety of meats. Vendors that offer freshly made breads, pastries, jams and jellies, can almost be classified in either group. Those who are true artisans, are offering handmade jewelry, candles, cutting boards, canes, dog fashions, clothes for children and original pieces of art. That's just a sampling of what you can find walking up and down all the aisles. When I first started coming to this market it was only one of the parking lots. It has now expanded to another one and the variety of merchandise is mind blowing. It is well worth a visit. When you arrive, stop and get a coffee at Joe's and then start your stroll to shop local.

We've been attending since the beginning, as the Alton Farmer's Market gained in popularity and…read moreoutgrew space after space. Saturday mornings in Alton during market season have something of a magic to them. You get to see friends and family and make new connections. If you're a dog person there is no shortage of dogs to pet. Everyone is so friendly! As the season changes from Mather's Day Market to those late season October markets, the variety of delicious produce and homemade goods also changes. There are no shortage of variety when it comes to vendors. The organizers also incorporate holidays or special events throughout.

Excellent produce, clean and fresh, friendly helpful staff. We make weekly trips in the summer and…read morefall. I'd hate to lose this valuable resource. We appreciate you so much

This quaint but vast orchard and farm is perfect for apple picking and pumpkin picking, offering…read moregreat prices on both. They also have a children's area that our son can play at for hours.

When I want fresh from the farm produce, I enjoy visiting Thies Farm in Maryland Heights. I often…read morevisit after a leisurely walk through Creve Coeur Park. They have a great selection of fresh fruit and vegetables as well as a variety of jams and jellies. During the month of October, you can choose from an assortment of pumpkins and gourds. Kids can enjoy Pumpkinland with activities such as a corn maze, swings and a straw-castle. Fall vegetables during November and Christmas trees in December. Stop in at Thies Farm for Fall fun and fresh produce!

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -…read more May, 2023 Review Thies Farm has the best strawberries. Last visit we picked so many that we still have two jars of preserves in our freezer... great flavor on toast, waffles, pancakes. And the strawberries are the most flavorful we've enjoyed. If you arrive early enough, before they are all gone, you can get some that the Thies team picks. You can also pick your own strawberries. We also picked up some just-grown spinach, cucumbers, carrots and canned peaches. I also got Mom some flowers for Mother's Day. Thank you, Thies Farm! - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Previous Review, 2021-07 / July Fantastic variety of top quality fruits, vegetables, more... great staff We have visited Theis Farm, in Maryland Heights, several times over the years, typically in the fall, for the pumpkin patch, more often when the kids were younger. This year we've visited four times so far... because Theis Farm is so much more than the pumpkin farm. Mother's Day flower pots, still looking great on Mom's porch! Lettuce, cucumbers and squash. Strawberries so good you'll be tempted to never buy another one at the store ever again... red throughout... so good... and then your wonderful wife and daughter make jars and jars and jars of strawberry jam and you get to enjoy for months to go. Blackberries... so good. Peaches... some picked early for July 4... still good... looking forward to the crop's arrival in a couple weeks. Pick-your-own green beans. And the sunflower patch... thousands of sunflowers... some just a lighter color of yellow; others a deeper combination of oranges and reds... and the bumblebees and butterflies and dragonflies. And pickles... and sweet corn relish... and peach relish... and Caesar's salad dressing and southern peach vinaigrette dressing... and honey and creamed honey... and lettuce. And a staff who are friendly and helpful and willing to educate you along the way. Thank you, Theis' Farm! - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Great place for a variety of fresh produce…read more I got huge, red tomatoes, last Thursday, August 6. My girlfriend got half a watermelon and tomatoes. Also available: cucumbers, zucchini, yellow squash, peaches, radishes, cauliflower, plums, celery, cantaloupe, green beans, eggplant, garlic, jalapeno peppers. Much, much more. I don't know any place where you can get half a seedless watermelon. But they had a half ready for my girlfriend -- all wrapped up -- and it was beautiful. It comes from Sikeston. The folks are so friendly and personable, as are the patrons. The address is Delmar, but the open-air market is really behind the shops on Delmar along the huge parking lot that spans east from Cicero's for a couple blocks. It's adjacent to Midtown Farmers Market.

AWESOME place to find fresh veggies from Thurs-Sat. The guys/gals are so helpful and they can be…read morequite humorous and good-natured; very important if you're taking your time looking at all the vegetables and fruits. hey, i take my own pretty time. this last week, i was able to get corn (3 for $1, and apparently passed the mom's test when she tasted them), green peppers (big ones for 2 for $1), rather large bunches of garlic (3 for $1), large cucumbers (2 for $1), and lemons (5 for $1). i was bummed because they sold out of red onions (i went in early Fri. afternoon) and sometimes the chalk writing above the stalls can be too smudged to read; ergo, the 4-star rating. don't worry: i'm sure i'll upgrade to 5 when they ALWAYS have what i need! alerted by one of the guys, they try to buy locally from farmers as best as they can, a (+) for me. suggestion: bring your own reusable bags, so it saves on using the skimpy brown bags provided, it's easier to gather your buys, and it's more gentle on the environment!