Got ice cream here that was quite the popular choice on one of the first sunny days of Spring! The…read moreflavors were creative, but tasted mild. Not bad but not the best! The weird part was they just handed me a cone straightup with no napkin or paper, which was kind of gross considering I was about to pay and they expected me to hold that while getting my card out, and overall just wasn't super hygenic since I wasn't prepared to have freshly cleaned hands walking in there - luckily they weren't dirty but still, I've never been handed a cone like that before! Also wouldve been helpful for people to have a list of flavors to look at before getting to the front of the line bc a lot were non-"standard" flavors and it took a sec for everyone to actually read them through. My friend and I also looked the store and things seemed quite pricey but it's always good to support local and buy fresh produce!

Impressive selection, clean, enormous! I've driven past…read morehere so many times finally stopped. This place is huge- 3 floors and incredibly clean. The top 2 floors have every antique collection you can imagine. The resold items were clean and in great condition. Impressive amount of records, matchbox cars, comic books. The bathrooms were clean and sanitary. It's worth this alone to stop here.

While limited in selection, the quality is not limited. Always fresh and reasonably priced, the…read morefruits and vegetables make it worth the stop.

We had passed this place for years. Today we stopped. So glad we did. As soon as we picked up some…read morepeach syrup to buy, a guy offered us some peach slices to sample. I was like "YUM TY! Now where are they to buy?" Lol! After we left I looked on here and was so glad this place had wonderful reviews. We will pass by this place no more.

Just picked today: Red Haven and Rosa peaches-$40 box. Yakima corn: $.70 eat- spendy but worth it…read more Enjoy!

Great farm and Rainier Cherries Watch for Fall activities soon. Pumpkin donuts are to die for…read more Amazing but don't tell anyone. Zzzzzzzzzzxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxccxxxxnooooooooooooooooooooopoooppppooooooooooooooo

This is a solid farmer's market. However, it is crowded and doesn't offer much in the vendors that…read moreare different from Ellensburg's farmers market on Saturdays. If you live closer to Ellensburg, I would go there instead.

When we come up from the west side we make sure we hit this solid little market. It's got an…read moreAmazing vibe and good vendors throughout, but it can get really busy. We purchase most all of our veggies from Hazel Grey Farm, they are organic and grow different stuff than what the other farmers grow. Thier quality is through the roof and the owners are very kind people.

On our trips to and from Montana (from Seattle) we frequently stop in Ellensburg for gas. On this…read moretrip, we were determined to get pears, and I saw a sign advertising pears (I can't remember the price, but it was between $7-10). We grabbed two boxes of pears to feast on! In the past we've bought apples. They're right off the highway, which makes them a quick stop. Handy location next to gas stations, and fast food if you need it.

It was late at night and they were just getting ready to close (9pm on a holiday) and I really…read morewanted some peaches. Asked the girl which ones were ready to eat and she told me. Got 10 lbs for $9.99 - they must have been delicious, when I went to eat one the next day, they were completely GONE!

I love all of the vendors they've added! Fabulous fresh…read moreproduce. Local honey. Fresh eggs. I would love to see more of a variety of the food options there. Maybe some music? The only down side was the amount of dogs in a very crowded area, and I am a pet owner. I'll be back every week

We have been up in Ellensburg a number of times while the market was going on, but it never made a…read moreconcerted effort to go see it. Adeleine this past weekend when we finally came up specifically for the market. End of the day, we very much enjoyed ourselves! The Market is held downtown and takes up roughly 2 city blocks. There's a nice mix of fruit and produce, artisan crafts, and fun foods and beverages. Well the selection was good, I was surprised that there weren't more farmers up this direction. There were a few berry farms, a couple of the big ones from the Yakima Valley, but overall I think there were fewer than down at the Yakima farmers market. It definitely did not leave us wanting however. After walking the entire place a couple times, we found a couple of things we didn't know we needed, and found what was probably the best shrimp taco we've had since we got back. They also had some great coffee, a couple dessert places and a solid groups making some legit cheese dip (we got the jalapeño one!) This is a solid farmers market in an eclectic little city, that does a great job of doing exactly what you would expect from such a place. Good food, good produce, and good ancillary stuff. It's worth checking out and easy to spend a few hours at!

The people were helpful and friendly and just great. The produce is wonderful. The other kitschy…read morethings (bing cherry and huckleberry big foot toe jam ) we got some beautiful asparagus and apples and Tuscan melons and honeys. What a great stop!

They are so accommodating to helping if you have a question or want help in picking out ripe fruit.read more