Electric farmers farmer with a variety of locally sourced produce. Such a cute farmers market with…read moreso many flavors and options to satisfy everyone. This was an easy stroll from the ferry and one of our first stops.

This is a FABULOUS small town farmers market! I make a habit of hitting all the farmers markets I…read morepossibly can, particularly when visiting an area. I find that you can get the real pulse of the community through the farmers market. This farmers market has it all! Wonderful produce, baked goods, meats, music, some crafts, and food. It was lively, lovely, and productive! I got way more produce than I should've, but it was all so enticing. I highly recommend!

We were headed to the Japanese American Exclusion Memorial and happened to see Raquel's bread on…read morethe side of the road. I'm so glad we stopped because the bread is delicious! She was out of wheat sourdough but the regular was great. Since this was our first drive-by, we only got one loaf but wished i had bought 2. Loaves are $10, a stack of chocolate chip cookies was $20. If you love good sourdough bread, make sure to stop here and grab a loaf!

We have been a frequent if not regular customer of Raquel's for over a year now. We discovered her…read morewonderful baked goods by word of mouth and so I am delighted to spread the good news to everyone else here on Yelp. Our favorites: sourdough bread & chocolate chunks cookies! No we don't live on Bainbridge Island but her backed goods are worth the drive. Tip: this is not a retail bakery outlet/store!But, you can drive by and if she has goods for sale then they are on the table beside her driveway and make your purchases. It's first come till sold out. Or as we do, order on line and pick-up at the rack by her house. Ambiance: there is no seating or other facilities for enjoying the products on site.

This place is amazing. Beautiful dahlias of all colors. Friendly staff and fair prices.read more

Just walking into the small kiosk on the farm was magical-the scent of freshly picked and displayed…read morestrawberries was heavenly. Customers can purchase flats, three baskets, or one.3 small containers were $18.00. They also had tee shirts for sale too. The people working in the shop were super happy to answer questions and share their knowledge about the history of the farm.. berries are fantastic!! highly recommend

I love this farmers market! There are so many vendors offering produce, hot foods, flowers, and…read moremore. Some grocery stores really stretch the definition of "local" to somehow mean selling fruits from California, but this market enforces a tighter definition of local meaning exclusively from Washington state farmers. The market is well spaced so that while it's busy, you're not packed cheek to jowl, and there's room to form orderly queues. The only downside of this market and the main reason I don't visit more often is that getting here poses some challenges. The light rail doesn't go here (I'm still waiting for a legitimate ETA for the Ballard Link Extension, really, how long can 8 miles take??) and finding parking is a nightmare. The other reason is that I'm always so tempted to over buy the hot foods and bakery goods since everything smells so amazing here!

Ballard Farmers Market was my favorite farmers market in the greater Seattle area for many years…read more Recently, the booth count seems to be less than before, with restaurants occupying the street space (understandably) along two blocks. Subsequently, I lost some interest since I don't live nearby. While I was in Ballard on a recent Sunday, I rushed to the market to see if it was still open. Officially, it was not; they closed at 2pm. But they were still packing up. I believe they are not allowed to sell after the official closing time; I asked one vendor, they declined. The staff wants the streets to reopen as soon as possible. As I walked the two blocks, several vendors still have some items on display on their tables. With a bit of wink, wink, accidentally dropping cash on the table and accidentally taking things off the table, I walked away with goodies. I won't say what I bought to avoid anyone getting into trouble. Street parking was easy enough nearby on a Sunday.

A bit small, but still full of positive energy and set amongst a beautiful park, so plenty of…read moreredeeming qualities. Would like to see more vendors present with greater diversity of products, but it's still a nice opportunity to get outside and be around your neighbors.

Wow....... A Cool Little Farmer's Market right in the Park covered by shade trees !! Nicely layed…read moreout, seemed like about 20+ booths. A Donut truck, Some Tacos to snack on, Bread, all kinds of Fruits and veggies, Ice Cream, Plants, Arts & Crafts, saw come jewelry, a man playing some music, I even saw a lady selling Crumpets !??! Now that's something I gotta try next time. !! Every Thursday 4-7, even runs through October. Well worth the time to check it out. Cool playground in the park to keep the kids busy also !!

Great Peaches for canning! My first time at this cute farm stand! Not the cheapest but yummy!read more

My first time grocery shopping here. It definitely won't be the last. I live a few minutes away…read morefrom Colello's, and I'm so sad I haven't been coming here before. They have an amazing selection of fruits, vegetables, and local goodies. I bought local meat, vegetables, chips, and salsa. I can't wait to go home and try everything.

Not particularly large, but they have a good mix of booths. Actual produce and flowers. Has…read moreadequate free parking.

Our first time at the Poulsbo Farmers Market, we were surprised to see how quiet it was, even among…read morethe numbers of people in lines for each of the produce vendors, and the lines for pastries/breads, coffee, ice cream growing as we left an hour later (11:06am). The pastures we purchased were deliciously savory and a tasty combination of flavors. The market really seems intended for and bustling with locals. The live music (John Becket) was soft, tasteful and sweet, calming with a good beat and enjoyable. Thank you!

I love this store. We go to Abundantly Green to get eggs, at least, every week or every two weeks,…read moreas our need dictates and our budget allows. They are cheaper than the supermarket eggs I used to get, and I KNOW where these eggs come from. We see the happy, healthy chickens when we visit early enough, among other lovely animals. Cliff is so friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable; he is always ready with information and conversation, and makes the shopping experience delightful. He tells us where products come from, how they are raised or produced. He makes sure we know what is available and tells us what we can expect to see in future. Thus far, we have only experienced this farm's beautiful, nutritious, orange-yolked eggs, but I want everything there. The price per pound for roasting chickens is, I recall, very competitive for the superb quality you can expect. I can't wait to try the beef and duck, too, and their gorgeous-looking produce. Abundantly Green also carries products from farms in the area, including Blackjack Valley's excellent milk and Stedman's honey, which I have enjoyed for many years. The store offers goats' milk, too, and several kinds of goat cheese, goats' milk soaps, and fermented veggies. Last I heard, they are working on getting set up to accept credit and debit payments. I am not sure how that is going because we always make sure we have cash. I will ask next time I have the opportunity.

Nice place to visit overall. A lovely old farm that'll calm your nerves, then take home some good…read morefixins.

Love coming to this market. Lots of good vendors. Get there early for some of the best sourdough…read morearound. Parking can be a challenging, but that's true almost anywhere, right?

My husband and I wanted to make a mid-morning stop at the Port Orchard Farmers Market and check it…read moreout for the first time. The website says it closes at 2:00 PM, so we arrived around 12:45 PM. We drove about 35 minutes since we don't live right in the area, and it was a bummer to find the market closing early because of wind. It was a nice day, I didn't think it was too windy my any means but OK. There are only a few booths here anyway, definitely on the smaller side of a farmers market. Still cool to check out if you're already in the area. They have nice fresh flowers, a few hand made craft and gift/goods booths, and a few food and drink booths. We stopped at Brewed by Bella Coffee Cart on our way out since a lot of other booths had to close down already. Her Italian soda and lavender lemonade saved the day! It was a sweet treat to leave the market feeling not so disappointed and good that we supported a local business. She was so kind and friendly, and her drinks are reasonably priced, and made well. Too bad we couldn't check out some of the other vendors.