I am a fan of Farmer's Markets because it gives you an opportunity to find some yummy foods,…read morelocally grown fruits and vegetables and hear about some new vendors with some interesting products. My husband and I came by this Farmer's Market around 10:30 am this past Sunday. We road our bikes and decided to take a little break here. As we were walking down the street, we were greeted by a friendly young woman who was selling dips and marinades. She told us a little about the business (unfortunately I had forgotten the name of it) and offered us samples of her dips. Because we are travelling, we decided not to buy any since it would be a hassle to bring back glass bottles/ jars in our luggage. But if we lived nearby, I would have purchased some in a heart beat. Anyways, I liked this Farmer's Market even though it isn't that big. There was an ice cream sandwich vendor and a vendor roasting peppers (the smell was delicious). I loved seeing all the fresh fruits and vegetables, that were actually pretty cheap (some even cheaper than what the market would be charging for). Since this Farmer's Market is only available during the summer (June through September, 9 am- 1 pm), it shouldn't be missed. Be sure to write it down in your calendar so that you get a chance to drop by next summer. Also this Farmer's Market is very dog friendly as well. We saw so many sweet, mild mannered dogs which made us miss our dogs while we were on vacation. Thank goodness these dogs welcomed pets and behind the ear scratches.

This Farmers' Market is just fine. It's fairly small and only about half of the vendors are actual…read morevegetable sellers, the other half being food trucks, prepared foods and artisan goods. It's usually pretty packed later on, but if you get there right at 9, you can enjoy a quieter morning with no crowd and that's pretty wonderful! We recently stopped by for breakfast (Wasko's Sandwiches for me, Pasty Republic for the husband) and coffees from Novo before snagging a couple of lovely-looking bouquets of flowers from a truck down the way. Not my favorite Farmers' Market but it's fun to visit at least once a summer.

I've recently gotten back into visiting farmer's markets for various items but mostly for farm…read morefresh produce and thank goodness because it's much better than grocery store produce. It looks natural and tastes better and is so fresh. Eggs, too! This one is definitely good even though it's on the small side. The booths are staffed with friendly folks with the exception of the dog trainer one. I asked him a couple questions and complimented his dog and he barely looked up from his phone, giving one word answers. Weird. Anyway back to the rest of the vendors....love love love! There was even a gluten free bakery vendor and darned if I can't remember their name but they make the BEST pumpkin muffins, I'm talking melt in your mouth fantastic. I'll update when I go back to replenish!!! There is a low key vibe and it won't take long to explore what is there. Not a big annoying crowd, it's dog friendly, and parking is ok but I will give a warning on that. The instructions looked easy but on the way out I had issues with how they said to first scan your parking ticket. If you park in the garage that is. I would say just skip that first step. I couldn't get any response from the machine when I scanned the paper parking ticket, so I tried to move to another one and ran over a curb accidentally. Oof! Make it easy on yourself and just scan the QR code at either end of the market, and then simply scan that barcode that pops up as you are trying to leave. Please don't do what I did. I spent too much time goofing up. Show the barcode that popped up and the arm will raise up for you to leave. Other than that glitch, I really like this smaller low-key farmers market.

Not sure if I found the correct farmers market - I heard this one would be the biggest in Denver…read more We landed at the Cherry Creek fresh market, which I thought was the same, but maybe it wasn't ? This one was in the parking lot closest to Macy's. It wasn't too big, but they had a nice variety of vendors, with food, crafts, plants, and artisan goods. That had a live band playing some chill tunes too which was nice. Absolutely loved the fresh baked bagel spot called Springs, they had this scallion olive oil cream cheese that was delish, and had their toaster on site to prep everything right there. Shame they don't have a brick and mortar location - they said they pop up at a lot of these markets on weekends and do catering (wonder what they do in the winter?) Also was tempted to get some permanent jewelry, there was at least 3-4 vendors offering these. Maybe next time! Had such a nice time here but it's very hot and the only shade are a few tables with umbrellas for eating that were mostly taken. Stay hydrated!

Went by here yesterday and had a great time! My girlfriend and her daughter had a blast and my…read moresister really enjoyed the festivities. The beers and liquors were all really tasty. The girls really enjoyed the S'more's by the fire, and all the shops in the market had unique items available. Was definitely a good Christmasy time for the whole family. Going under the large Christmas tree and watching the lights was really fun too. Would love to go back next year.

It's hard for me to hate farmer's markets. Despite the rediculously high-prices and lack of actual…read morefarmer's produce booths, I love the Civic Center Park Outdoor Market & Cafe simply b/c it is the BEST way to score groceries during the day while working downtown on Wednesdays in the summer. Plus, it cleans up the gritty park...at least for a few hours. Open every Wednesday around lunch, the market serves up some tasty bites along with your standard farmer's market food and crafts. A must try is the sausage vendor from castle rock - who made me an awesome recommendation of their whisky fennel brats. Get some while you can, the market runs until September 24.

I love a Farmers Market! While visiting Cherry Creek, we were so happy our trip aligned to the…read moreFresh Market. Opened on Saturdays during the summer months, the Fresh Market is set up in the parking lot of the mall. The Fresh Market is small but packed with great options. They have booths with produce, clothes and dainty goods, but what stands out here are the food options. We got a scone from one of the bakeries and some thick cut Belgian fries. The stand out was the matcha though. The line for Mako Matcha was noticeably long, but worth it. I got the strawberry matcha, although they did have a summer seasonal peach matcha. The matcha was outstanding. After reading their story, they source their matcha from Japan and wanted a really high quality option for Denver. So great and delicious!

Happened to be going by so we decided to stop in. Lovely small businesses that needed a place to go…read moreduring the pandemic. There was a honey stand with dark chocolate covered honey comb. A homemade dog treat stand, CBD for dogs, an organic tomato stand, a plant stand, a kimchi stand, lobster bliss catering truck, CBD iced tea, a fitness trainer, organic cloth with towels and robes, African wicker baskets, and much more. So many wonderful shops to peruse. I'm excited to go back!

Very good deals on fruits and vegetables some slightly irregular but eats the same also a cash only…read morebusiness.

If you live nearby in Stapleton or Montbello and you are not shopping here for produce then I can…read moreguarantee you are paying too much! Small store but plenty of produce at amazingly affordable prices. Like you once got at farmers stands before they became trendy. Located in the business zone so you may not even know this place exists. CASH ONLY so plan ahead. Yesterday's haul; $1.50 for 6 bell peppers, orange, red and green $1 for 3 orange bells $1 for pint of cherry tomatoes $1.50 for bag of honeycrisp apples $2 for bag of peeled garlic $1.50 for huge bag of limes $1 spaghetti squash $9.50 total....Score!

Small but nice farmers market. There aren't that many produce booths, maybe 3 in all. The produce…read morethat I did see looked fresh and yummy and they had a pretty good selection. Lots of other booths have pastries, soaps, coffee drinks and other food booths. I like that they have a few tables and chairs to enjoy my food. Very nice people are ready to help you get some delicious food. There was also a lot of free parking which makes almost any experience better!

This market is brand-spanking new to the Farmer's Market scene in Denver this year and a welcomed…read moreaddition at that! We ventured here today and here are the major takeaways! ++ The market operates each Saturday - starting 2 May 2026 - October 2026, from 9AM - 1PM! ++ The layout of the market is both spacious, yet intimate, operating in the adjacent space to Kunsmiller Creative Arts Academy and parking lot. About 30 booths were set up, inviting guests to stop by at their leisure along the created path. Up the stairs near the back of the market, leads to the renovated playground and blacktop area, which was filled with umbrellas, tables and chairs for dining, conversing or listening to the live music! ++ Come early! I feel like arriving early is essential to any market, but this definitely fills up fast with families, kiddos, hungry foodies and shoppers alike!We arrived around 1130 ish and there were a few booths that were already sold out of their items! ++ Be prepared to park and walk! Street parking is the primary parking available - with majority in the surrounding neighborhoods. When you see an open spot, snag it, park and walk! ++ This is truly the "foodie" market! The majority of booths focus on selling freshly made goodies or whipping up a meal - made to order! Breakfast sandwiches, coffee and matcha carts, fresh fruit popsicles, bbq barbacoa tacos, pizza by the slice or flatbread (cooked in the portable pizza oven!), pastries and more! Our group all went to different booths, got a variety of different items and sampled them all - all of which were delicious, filling and fun! ++ No dogs are allowed ... which was honestly nice. I mean, I love dogs, but this small market makes it much easier to maneuver without the furry friends! ++ SNAP and Double Up Food Bucks (DUFB) honored, operated and supported! Very unique opportunities and spending power available. Def check out the website for additional information! I'll easily add this market to the rotation to hit this summer!!

Our new favorite farmer's market! It's spacious, has good breakfast options and best of all -…read moreactual produce from local farmers! It's a smaller, more walkable market, but had lots of our favorite vendors. Also, there's ample street parking.

I love this market! Great selection of Colorado's fruits and vegetables. Every weekend in summer, I…read morego home with every color of beet and other fresh ingredients. I also enjoy a the baked goods, honey and kombucha.

What a nice surprise! My husband and I visited this market for the first time last Sunday and found…read morelots to love. The market is situated around a common green space, with a stage for live music and picnic tables for dining al fresco. Our friends City Yard Farms were there with fresh greens. There were lots of fruit & veg stands to choose from, including Palisade Peaches! We had some nitro cold brew coffee and vegan tacos from Migration Taco. We also picked up some extra-spicy pickles for burgers, and I was happy to find some CBD body lotion for muscle & joint pain. Saved me a trip to the dispensary!