This farmers market is great! Go hungry! The soup and pan fried dumplings are delicious at Goodie…read moreDumplings. They always have a long line.

Coming to this farmer' s market makes me now like farmer's markets. You're no doubt going to pay…read moremore for certain items you'd get here compared to a local grocery store, but having the ability to hear the stories behind certain businesses is definitely a plus. On top of that you're paying for what is probably better in terms of ingredients used as well as time put into making whatever food/item you're purchasing. Definitely worth checking out! I'd highly recommend giving Mum Foods BBQ a try!

This farmer's market is smaller than the Cedar Park one and that is fine with me. There is the…read moreperfect number of stalls. My party was really into the duck products at Belle Vie. We bought duck rillettes and terrine and fresh eggs, as well. We stopped for breakfast tacos and salsa samples at Blended then moved on to the sourdough stalls. There were multiple sourdough stops and all were low on product by 11 am. On this visit, I didn't see any produce but they did have a plant stand. The vendors were laid back and everyone was pleasant. The venue is compact so great for a dog walk or multi-generational family outing.

Wolff Ranch farmers market has several vendors that I like to pick up stuff from on a weekly basis…read more A great bakery, farmer with some chicken eggs, homemade ginger, beer, to name a few. All local all reasonably priced and wonderful taste profile. My big complaint about this farmers market is the very limited amount of produce and fresh veggies. Maybe one or two stands a weekend, but you really have to hunt for them. I really wish I could pick up some veggies and produce, but need to find another market or just hit the local HEB All the vendors are super friendly and interactive. This farmers market has music from some type of computer music jockey. Always seems to be full of people

Ground beef, ground, lamb, eggs, bacon, breakfast, & breakfast sausage. My most prize item that I'm…read moresuper excited to try for the first time our grass fed beef tallow tortillas. From Mesocano! No seed oils! Finally, people are catching on.

I always find something I NEED at the farmers market! From pimento cheese to ginger beer. I love…read morepeople watching and dog watching it seems everyone comes out here, I even saw a monkey one day. There is live music and plenty to eat so come hungry! The vendors are so nice and serve up plenty of samples to help you make up your mind. I feel like everywhere I shopped accepted Apple Pay.

As a top California Google and Yelp reviewer I'm always writing amazing reviews of my personal…read moreexperiences and I must say I stopped off here and everyone was very nice and kind and had amazing things to sale. I saw a woman selling Shea Butter from Africa she was very kind. Next to her was a very kind and handsome gentleman selling pure honey and fresh eggs which I purchased some honey from him and some Shea butter from the kind woman beside him as I made my way down I saw a young girl with her mother selling homemade dog treats she told me she was from California also so of course I had to bring some dogs treats back to Cali for my dogs to try than beside her was tiny little toys digitally printed out I think the man was on his phone with someone and I didnt want to bother him but next to him I did love the Christmas reefs and bird houses super CUTEEEEE overall I really e joked this place Come one come all and bring your pets for sure. There is a great vibe here.

Very fun, about 4 temts. People are all friendly and welcoming. Picked up different pickles from…read morea farmer, summer squash from another and the last tent had a big variety of vegetables, peaches, herbs, jams & jellies. Had a blast and look forward to visiting ahain

Lots of vendors and friendly people. Everything from pickled items to fresh bread and even food…read moretrucks come thru

Drove by twice. Was very difficult to find. I'm not even sure it exists anymore. The only sign we…read moresaw was for honey and to enter at our own risk because of the bees. We were very disappointed as most of the farmers markets around here have no fresh fruits or vegetables. We're planning to go to more farmers markets and will review them here.

Cool place rainy day the address was different than the 900 n Austin ave it was at wolf ranch…read morefarmers market. Still tried a bunch of stuff a lot was sold out so get there early! Definitely a cool place to spend an hour or so.

This is absolutely one of my favorite Farmers Market hands down. They have such a great selection…read moreof everything from fresh vegetables and fruit, seafood, meats, gourmet popcorn, art, coffee, dog food, CBD, plants and flowers...you walk in for one thing and will walk out with everything. We purchased wild salmon fillets and they were delicious. The popcorn, bread and skittles didn't even last 5 days in my house. The prices are reasonable and every vendor is friendly and willing to answer any questions and some even give you taste tests!! Check them out!

this is not the correct farmers market. the famers market is at city hall off millers crossing.read more

Unfortunately since this moved to city hall it is horrible. Very few vendors. Its a crying shame…read morethey ruined a good thing. Definitely not worth pulling out of your driveway for.

Farmers markets used to be the life blood of America, now overlooked in the hustle and bustle of a…read moresociety that focuses on a more rambunctious lifestyle. The old phrase "take your shoes off and stay a while" has never been more appropriate for the atmosphere of these gatherings. Lampasas County Farmer's Market & Crafts located in Lampasas, a quaint little area with shops centered around what appears to be a government facility. It's relatively easy to find and in a safe section of town. I haven't been to a farmers market in years and now thanks to this event my passion has been rekindled and I want to frequent more of them. Pulling the focus back to Lampasas Farmers Market, after parking I got out my car and immediately my nostrils were hit with a hit of BBQ, courtesy of "End of the Trails BBQ." Since my cravings needed to immediately be satisfied my girlfriend and I made a beeline to the food truck. Fair warning, I don't indulge in big breakfasts but lord have mercy what I got among their assortment of items was outstanding. The brisket, egg and cheese breakfast burrito brought a tear to my eye. The eggs were perfectly cooked, the smoke from the meat filled the whole burrito while the meat was succulent and the cheese brought it all together in a warm and soft tortilla. Next time I go, I'm ordering a "truck load" pardon the pun. Just to note they have all kinds of meats and other filling food offerings so I highly advise making this a priority. Walking around in a dog friendly atmosphere there are tons of shops to check out. Homemade necklaces, 3D printed items like dragons, video game characters and what not, you name it. I believe there's something for everyone here. I saw some professionally made and multiwood cutting boards which I seriously considered for some time. Alas, ole "Betsy" my current cutting board is still going strong so I can't replace her while she's still in her prime. Another temptation I pondered was some fresh produce including huge purple potatoes. Being a former chef, I thought it would look outstanding in a scalloped potato dish. Alas I rebuked my desires even though all the crops available looked outstanding and I'm guessing GMO free! Something we all should consider in this day where all of our food is being negatively manipulated to our bodies demise. Turning the corner I ordered a fresh batch of mini-donuts. I asked the sweet lady what she recommended and she said the cinnamon sugar donuts. They were warm, fluffy and the perfect kick of sugar and spice. I debated this because it's been ages since I had an elephant ear (funnel cake) and it would have been perfect. Alas my choice was equally good. I highly recommend getting these little devils as the bite sized morsels will make you feel like an angel. The next stand I got some pepper jelly, jalapeno & strawberry jam and apple butter. I haven't tried them yet but they look outstanding and I'm supporting these hard-working families in the meantime. My final purchase came from a German pasta stand. Doing my best to converse in German I quickly opted for English as to limit my embarrassment, I found it curious they didn't sell spätzle which is a German potato pasta. That said I got some home-made egg noodles which I'm dying to try. The prices were extremely fair and I can't wait to sample the product. They have a lot of pasta options as well as fragrant breads so if you're in the mood, drop on by. Overall I loved the small-town vibe and offerings from Lampasas County Farmer's Market & Crafts. The place is safe and easy to find. The sellers and patrons are good people and the whole time I felt I was among family. If you're looking for great food, farm to table produce, fun crafts or anything in between I invite you to spend a few hours wondering about. You'll support local families and might make a few memories in the process.

From the owner: Our Market is the perfect blend of crafts, breads, canned goods, and we are working on growing our…read moreproduce and fresh flowers. Everything that is sold at our market is handmade, homemade, or homegrown. Come check us out!

Smaller than anticipated! Add more vendors, please :)…read more I like that it opens at 10 since we always take a while to get the kids ready in the morning so we usually miss the eggs. Speaking of eggs, ample egg vendors. Found 3 at different price points ($6, $7, $9). Unfortunately, the $6 eggs were some of the worst I've ever purchased at a farmer's market (flavorless, barely yellow yolk). Other than that, they had bread, some produce, beef jerky, sweet treats, and some other miscellaneous vendors. Oh and Tong's Dumpling Bar is a star attraction. It's in a large strip mall so parking is easy. That mall also features one of my personal favorites -- JuiceLand -- so it's an excuse to grab a smoothie!

In route to a fashion bizarre I spotted a small Round Rock, TX Farmer's market. It was so tiny if…read morei was not paying close attention I may have missed it. There are about 15 vendors selling food, jewelry, soaps and eggs. Unlike the name applies I did not see any fruits and vegetables. It is quite ironic that Austin farmer's markets in general have very few fruits and vegetables, if any. In Washington state farmer's markets had a huge variety of organic fruits and vegetables (miss Washington state.) A standout vendor was one that was selling handmade cutting boards. I may go back to purchase a cutting board. Yesterday, I had only cash and not enough to purchase the cutting board. I did get a cookie that was a cross between a cookie and biscotti. Very different than anything I have eaten... Interesting little diversion for the day. All the folks at the farmer's market were friendly and very open to sharing samples. The farmer's market had few customers. It was almost like walking through a ghost town....quiet environment.

I am completely in love with this farmer's market. It's at the end of the road on dirt, so it has…read moremuch more of a local feel than the city's farmers markets. It's got lots of picnic tables for sitting and eating. There is a perfect balance of produce, ready made food, and handmade items. Notable Vendors: -The Thai Street Food stall is amazing. -There is a lady that comes and brings her adorable knitted stuffed animals! -A vendor selling dumplings we definitely want to try next time! -A stand making fresh lemonade that my BF said was the best lemonade he has ever had. My haul included: -Handmade fruit and nut Bars (Oovey's) -Homemade Greek Dips (Hummus, Tzatziki, Babaganoush) -Pad Thai and Thai Beef from the Thai Street food Vendor All the vendors are so friendly and wonderful and you can tell they are so passionate about the items they make :) On Sundays from 10 AM to 2 PM.

We absolutely looooveee the Pedernales Farmer's Market! You can get a wide variety of fresh fruits…read moreand vegetables, milks, eggs, seafood, meat, cheese, and so much more! Every time we head up to the lake house in LBJ we make a point to come here on Sunday. We load a cooler to take back home with us! Our main stops are: 1. Capital City Ceviche - they make Hawaiian poke just like back home in Hawaii. Since moving to Texas, that was something we haven't been able to find that is good. But here.....OMG the best! 2. JW Seafood - specifically when in season, the fresh oysters are amazing! 3. Prairie's Prairies- they have quality French pastries and baked goods. We love their scones, croissants, and their puffs....oh yum! 4. Goodie Dumplings- They make them fresh on site or have frozen to take home. They have everything from veggie, chicken, beef, pork, and seafood! This are so good. It is usually a snack while we walk around and then we take some to go to add to our ramen at home. They add a lot of vendors throughout the year which is fun! They have craft items as well which we have even bought a few items from those booths as well. Next time you're in Spicewood on a Sunday, be sure to stop in! :)