Today, April 3rd, 2026. We had 10, six week old puppies. We had 9 die, from worms and or parasites…read more Wife called and told them I was bringing in the only one left. No idea how or why. When I arrived, the three receptionist, greeted me and immediately knew who I was. I am very impressed with everything. Our one puppy will live. We have seven rescues on a half acre. God Bless and thank you again.

Pecans, honey, jellies, jam, produce, meat and more! Great farmers market with samples and a large…read morevariety of items. Totally worth a stop to get some local homemade foods!

Amazing fresh produce! Worth the 20 minute drive from Sugar Land for sure There's even a rocker for…read moreyou to take a break.

This is the ultimate farmers market. Good to great produce, well selected. The ambiance is a good…read morefarmers market with powered coolers, produce like apples, tomatoes, potatoes, cantalope, many varieties of squash, some beef- kept cold, washed beans. The list goes on. Jams and jellies on the sides. A gear place to go. Georgia peaches were beyond outstanding. Cantalope was good. Haven't sampled everything but after three trips we're good. Ambiance is only produce and associate product, no artisans so far. If you're looking for bracelets this isn't the place. Folks are friendly here and are more than willing to help. If you're looking for the lowest price this isn't the place, but it is higher quality than Wally World when it comes the item for item. I'll pay the difference given the taste.

Loads of vendors! Great variety in flavors. Everyone was friendly but some vendors can be pushy…read more Know when to walk away. There was lots of parking and security.

Wow, it has grown! This place is really the heart and soul of Fulshear. The friendly vibe is…read moreapparent from the start. Strolling couples look happy, kids are having fun, the vendors are smiling, and all the dogs are wagging their tails. The food diversity is amazing here! We bought Mexican tamales, Indian samosas, Thai dumplings, Argentine chorizo, Venezuelan empanadas, and some good old American sourdough (probably the best we've ever tasted!), along with award winning honey, lots of fresh veggies, some gorgeous mushrooms, beef jerky, and some delicious cinnamon rolls. There were about 50 vendors last Saturday, a live guitarist and the cutest petting zoo. We will definitely be back here more often.

An adorable lil street market. The Amish bread is delicious and completely grandchildren approved…read more I bought 5 loaves and ate none by the time 11 mouths devoured it!! Lots of people selling plants and other goods!! Love it!!!

A relaxed farmers market experience which is not too big! Meet and visit with a true variety of…read moreartists,in the realms of culinary, visual and agricultural. People watching at its finest in an always Family Friendly environment. Locally roasted coffee, honey from local hives, herbs and sauces are but o few of the items your kitchen might be craving. Perhaps your sore muscles need a soothing natural rub or a bit of skin irritation needs a salve from centuries old recipes, soaps and bath salts have been noticed as well! Is it time for a new coffee table book suitable for display or to share with toddlers?? You will love what you will discover here and maybe you will find some new jewelry or home decor items as well! Baked goods and veggies beg to go home with you or as a gift for a special someone!!! A nearby playground in the Shade and live music make this a fun outing for everyone!

Not a Farmer's Market. This is a working farm run by some lovely people but we did a search for…read moreFarmers Market and this place came up. I'm not sure if they show off the farm or not, we were here in August and were told that they didn't go out in the excessive heat. Understandable. The owners were super nice and gave us suggestions to go to in nearby towns. They have a Facebook page and a website that is different than the one listed here. Maybe you see them in town and the pictures on Facebook look nice. But don't drive out to the farm.

Knopp Branch Farm sells produce on Saturday mornings at Urban Harvest Farmers Market in Houston,…read moreTexas. The entire market is worth a trip and the Roth's stall is particularly special. From the many kinds of peppers to luscious small eggplant to amazing okra. They are a small family farm but they manage to produce some of the best vegetables in Houston.

Great location and convenient Money well spent on produce,…read moremeat, milk, eggs. Everyone is welcoming and friendly. Samples are available for most things Multiple stalls for meat, eggs, milk.

Nice variety of everything. Not too crowded (went at 11am). People were really nice. Parking was…read moreperfect!

Great family experience. If you have little ones , a school group, a church group, birthday party…read morethis will be a wonderful morning or afternoon. We went with our daughter and her family. The little one got to feed some of the animals and milk bottle a small calf. They provide hay rides and cow milking, among other things to do. The gift shop sells dairy and meat products.

Yummy ice cream and chocolate milk in an authentic farm. Super nice folks too. Definitely worth a…read morestop.

I stopped by Market Bar and tried the Lavender Matcha for $10, and it was absolutely delicious!…read more The matcha was smooth, refreshing, and had a wonderful lavender flavor that made it feel extra special. The manager I believed welcomed me BACK. I said "Oh thank you", but in my head I was thinking this was my first time back in months, lol. I must have a twin, lol. Ok, back to the review. The staff was very friendly and attentive, which made the experience even better. There's also plenty of seating in a quaint, charming little market setting, making it a great spot to sit, relax, and enjoy your drink. Definitely a hidden gem--I'll be back to try more flavors! 5 stars!

We were having fun. We forgot we were in Houston. It seemed like we were in a tropical country…read morefar away. For a few minutes, I thought I was on vacation. Lots of fun, until we saw some idiot's dog licking grapes. The people working that market really didn't seem to care. Gross. Watch out for pick pockets.

This market is Katy's best‑kept secret. 12 years at the Church of the Holy Apostles. My first…read morereview was in 2015. This market has grown so much! Wonderful variety of farmers, bakers, and artisan makers -- plus food vendors serving tamales and other multicultural favorites. Many people make the mistake of thinking a farmers market works like a grocery store. It doesn't. Once a vendor sells out, that's it -- there's no back room to restock. It opens at 8 am, so come early if you can.

Met a nice couple selling sea moss I was informed my eyes…read morewere puffing Optimistic about the $30 sea moss will benefit