I have bought fresh produce at their self service stand, and previously at the Sidney Farmer's…read moreMarket. Check Facebook where they post their daily offerings. Good locally grown produce at reasonable prices.

Bambi's Farm Market has become one of my favorite local places to shop. The quality of everything…read morethey offer is outstanding, and you can tell they take pride in supporting local farms and Amish producers. The fresh produce is always top-notch, especially the sweet corn, heirloom tomatoes, apples, and other seasonal fruits and vegetables--they're consistently fresh and full of flavor. I also love browsing their selection of Amish-made jams, jellies, homemade pies, breads, cookies, and local raw honey. It's impossible to leave without finding something delicious to bring home. During the fall, their beautiful mums, pumpkins, and seasonal decorations make the market even more enjoyable to visit. Beyond the amazing selection, the staff is always friendly, welcoming, and happy to help. The market has a warm, small-town atmosphere that makes every visit a great experience. If you're looking for fresh local produce, homemade baked goods, or unique local products, I can't recommend Bambi's Farm Market enough. It's truly a hidden gem and well worth the trip!

Oustanding selection and high quality of fruit and vegetables combined with really nice friendly…read morepeople who run this business make it a MUST to stop here. I basically guarantee you'll be impressed!!

This is a great sized farmers market in downtown Fort Wayne with lots of different types of local…read morevendors. Nothing massed-produced or MLM garbage - just honest-to-goodness Fort Wayne made or grown goodies. It took us about 45 minutes to look at all the booths. I wish there were more vegetable/fruit stalls, however. There's only like 3 total while there are about a billion jewelry makers and bakeries. My ears aren't pierced anymore so I had to walk past all the earring sellers. We ended up buying some tomato plants, bagels, a delicious strawberry shortcake cookie to share from Rocky Rhodes bakery, two tasty mac and cheeses from Baby Got S'mac, and some pretty artwork of local Fort Wayne landmarks.

I visited the Fort Wayne Farmers Market during the winter (well, late spring), on the last weekend…read moreof the season that the farmers market is held indoors before it goes outdoors for the summer months. It was located inside Parkview Field, the home of the Fort Wayne TinCaps baseball team. I like this farmers market a lot! It isn't huge, but the vendors are all great and there is a lot of variety. I got a root beer candle from Modest Wick, and some maple syrup from Metzger Brothers Farms, and honey sticks from Bee Great Local. There was also lots of fresh produce for sale, many kinds of baked goods that I managed to avoid through sheer will, and crafts made by local vendors. Also, I had the best cafe Cubano of my life from Laz's Cuban Cafe food truck, which was parked outside of the farmers market. I don't know if Laz's is always here, but if you see them and you like great coffee, get a cafe Cubano! You won't regret it. Many of the vendors at this farmers market accept credit cards, but some only accept cash or check. Metzger Brothers Farms was one of the vendors that I had to write a check to because I didn't have cash and they didn't have a credit card reader. So to be safe, you might want to bring cash to this farmers market.

Very cute little farm stand in a barn. I got cabbage, onion, beets, green beans. They had fresh…read moreeggs and tomatoes too. Veggies seem freshly picked and prices are low. It is an honor system so have cash or a check. No option for change.

Her produce is excellent and delicious . The prices are extremely fair. I go once a week -…read morepesticide free I love patronizing, a local person rather than the big grocery companies .

I was a tourist in Fort Wayne, Indiana and unfortunately came across the YLNI Farmers Market. I…read morewas trying to get to the History Center when I came upon many streets that were closed. There were no signs directing me how to get around the closed streets or where I could park. While I was in the museum the music from the farmers market could be heard in the museum. This created a pretty bad atmosphere in the History Center!

Just tried Tacos Rancheros food truck today at the ylni farmers market. Had a really good steak…read moretaco. Fresh cilantro, and fresca cheese, light avocado lime sauce. Really like the corn tortillas.

Now on Wednesdays. They also have food vendors now, like Andy's Chicken there. A nice addition this…read moreyear is the children crafts and large sand area for play. My son now asks to go to the farmer's market nearly afternoon.

Came here on a Saturday around 8:30am and it was already packed. We found a spot in a local church…read moreparking lot. There were a decent amount of vendors. There were fresh veggies, flowers, baked goods, coffee, cheese, honey, and more. Since we got there early, we got coffee but didn't see many food options to eat while walking. I did enjoy walking around and seeing all of the vendors so I would come back closer to lunch time

Glad this event was held indoors due to the rain but don't let that fool you, the crowd came out…read moretoday to enjoy this event. Every one was in a buying mood. Candy from the Buckeye lady was off the charts since it was my first time trying the famous candy. I think I'm in love. The Italian cookie (more like a cake) was delicious. Raspberry and strawberry I can't decide. I'll take both thank you. Walked away with a bag of apples, spinach and cheese bread, popcorn weeds and cross sweet buns. I was told this event will be held outside once the weather gets warmer and that it will be much bigger. So do yourself a solid and be sure to keep a watch out for this event.

A great excuse to get out and support our local vendors. There's a nice assortment of bakers,…read moreproduce and meat vendors. You can also get local honey, salsa, donuts, bracelets, handmade soaps, candy and lots of other great stuff. I especially like the young vendors who spend their Saturday mornings selling their goods.

Love this market! There's an assortment of great stuff, from bakers to farmers to craft vendors!…read more Now it is also open Saturdays (at the Liberty Square Plaza parking lot) AND Sundays (Shortys parking lot 9721 Sawmill Road)

Plain City is a quaint little town not far from Dublin, and the farm market is an important event…read moreduring the summer. I discovered it when I moved nearby, and I went whenever I could, for baked goods and produce. Nowadays, Sweetie sets up sometimes to sell dog treats. I go and help when I can. It's not as big as some markets, but the produce is super fresh and there are amazing homemade treats. Show up early for the pretzels- she sells out within an hour every day. Get some honey, cupcakes, whatever. It's set up right in downtown Plain City, in a little triangle of streets that they block off right under the clock tower (well, the base of it- the clock is out for repairs...) Check out the local shops, the historical society, etc., and grab dinner at Ol' 42 Grub House across the way. The market happens every Thursday from 430pm-7, during the summer. There is parking along Main Street, and some behind the market off the alleys.