I saw no line at this popular stand, so I grabbed a regular breakfast sandwich to take home. When I…read moreopened the box and bit into the sandwich, I discovered that the meat was not fully cooked. $10 is pricey for a sandwich when you can't eat half of it.

My go to place for a good breakfast sandwich at the local farmers Seattle markets! NLS stands are…read moreat Capitol Hill Sunday farmers market and the West Seattle farmers market and probably a few of the other ones as well. They are always one of the busiest food stands. I have tried their classic breakfast sausage and Thai sausage sandwiches and they are both delicious. Both come with Mama's lil peppers, cheese, and a fried egg on top. It can be a bit messy of bite so grab lots of napkins! They seem to be always out of the chorizo sandwich when I stop by so it's probably worth a try as well!

The Columbia City Farmers Market runs from May through October on Wednesday afternoon and early…read moreevening. It is located on a street near Columbia City Station. Unlike the Wallingford Farmers Market which runs concurrently with this one and has more of a slant for prepared foods, this market has a focus on fresh local produce. There are a lot of fruit and vegetable stands here with a smattering of specialty food stands. Though it is not really one I would recommend if you want to get a bite. It is more of a place to go to stock your home with locally produced grocery items.

great !!!!!selection of everything from food to vegetables to fruit and cool jus down the street…read morefrom my place

Cute little farmers market! Fresh produce, located in a nice plaza with an upstairs and downstairs…read moreoutdoor area. They had a cute kids booth, tea, coffee, and many other local goods! We couldn't find outdoor parking so we parked in the lot and made a purchase at one of the nearby businesses for validation!

One of the smaller farmers markets around. If you're looking for fresh produce to go home and cook…read moreup a meal or just made to order fresh hot food, I'd say skip this one. Vendors are mostly craft goods or small batch sauces & baked goods. It's fun to check out and try new things, but again if you're looking for a farm to market type of market you'll be disappointed at the selections here. I've been going here for two years by default because it's right outside my doorstep.

Lots of great vendors here, with groceries, ready-to-eat food, arts, flowers etc all being well…read morerepresented. There are so many local and small artisans here. I think the host has a vetting process to make sure that each vendor is a family-owned business. That means no resellers, imported goods, or franchises which really ensures the uniqueness of each stall. Some of the vendors are farmers market only businesses. It's great to speak with the actual creator of the crafts and know their stories. It makes for very unique gifts too! Parking can be found along the residential area streets. I saw port-a-potties for restrooms. Be sure to walk around the adjacent downtown area for restaurants and more shops, or if it's a really nice day, head down to the waterfront and enjoy the water.

Cool farmers market. More arts and crafts during this time of year bit hopefully more produce…read morestands later. We also were able to try some wine from Lupine Winery and talk to the wine maker (bought the Merlot). Definitely coming back to this as it was a lot of fun walking around

This is a relatively new farmers market as it began just last year. The market is held on Saturday…read morefrom mid-May to mid-October and is located next to Madison Park and close to Madison Park Beach. This is more of a neighborhood farmers market than one that has wide appeal like the nearby the University District Farmers Market. It is a small market that takes up one block. Selection leans more towards fresh produce with a smattering of vendors selling meats and prepared foods like bread, cookies and pizza. I attribute the size of the market to its newness and there being competing markets nearby, specially the U District and SLU markets which happen concurrently. I would not go out of my way to visit the market. But if you happen to be in the Madison Park neighborhood on a Saturday morning, it is definitely worth a visit. It is a good activity to pair with going to the beach.

Wallingford Farmers Market is held on Wednesday afternoons from May to September at Meridian…read morePlayground. From reading the first review, it seems like this farmers market has changed with the times. What was a farmers market with many produce vendors and a few food options has turned upside down. Instead, it now has a lot more prepared food vendors than ones offering fresh produce. The produce selection here is sufficient, but it would be better to go to the Ballard or the U District Farmers Market instead. The vibe of this farmers market is that it is well supported by the community, making it a lovely place to spend a summer weekday afternoon.

The Wallingford Farmers Market is of course --a Farmers Market. Not to the degree of say the…read moreBallard Farmers Market, but the neighborhood and more really show up on a weekly basis while it's in season. The vendors are usually mainstays. Some include - Seattle Pops and Vespucci Pizza, but some other regulars are Tijuana Tacos, Knife sharpening services, Olsen Farms beef & more, Alvarez, Farmore and Hayton berry farms, French Guys bread, Republic of Cider, Seattle Scones and more. Lots of folks like to picnic out on the grass, which is something you can't do at Ballard market, so points there to Wallingford. There is often a busker doing some music, a balloon animal maker and neighborhood alliance members with info about the going On's which is nice as well as information about the Farmer's market itself, such as getting space and merch. What I don't care for are the canvassers. I don't mind them campaigning for .... whomever, but it gets annoying when I'm approached by a canvasser when I enter the market, I'm approached by a canvasser while I'm hanging out in the market, and I'm approached by a canvasser when I'm about to leave the market. It's too much. That all said, Wallingford Farmer Market is a nice way to support farms and small businesses and operates every Wednesday afternoon and always has a nice turnout for support.

I can't believe I am just now discovering this local GEM! I went for a class, where we made dogwood…read morestars. The classroom was clean, warm, and supported the class very well. The shop is a dream. It's all the best local spots you'd find at Pike Place or a farmers market, all laid out in a grocery store/shop style. It is gorgeous, easy to navigate, and fairly priced. I was so excited about all the fabulous local brands and how accessible they are to me now that I know this shop exists. Kombucha, sea salt, puzzles, treats, local produce, amazing cheeses, and more! I went on a pretty stormy day so did not explore the grounds, but love how community oriented this whole space is. I can't wait to go back and explore the farms. This spot is such an amazing pillar in our community.

I love coming here! It feels like a hidden treasure trove; a secret just for me! The grounds are…read morespectacular, I could get lost just roaming around. I love everything about this place and space. From being able to purchase well made and cared for farm goods, local produce and ingredients, along with everything else in between. It feels like such a special place that's handled with love and care. Such a fun way to spoil yourself and loved ones with their fresh baked goods, sandwiches, and premade items. I can't recommend coming here enough, do it!

Everett Farmers Market is a little farmers' market in downtown Everett. The organizers close a…read morecouple of blocks, and the vendors line the streets with their booths. I arrived late, so some stalls were starting to pack up. I counted about three produce stalls. They also have the typical stalls for honey, or cheese, or cookies/pastries, etc. They also have the non-food items such as pottery. I chose a couple of sweet treats of frosting cookies from "Darlene's Baked Goods"; Darlene was also very nice. I am also looking forward to seeing Port Gardner Crafts in the future. I like their thin wall potteries and hope to find a large size mug in the future. If I am already in the area, it is worth a visit. I would not purposely drive here for the market.

We have really enjoyed the Farmer's Market in Everett this year. We have even found some favorites…read morelike the fresh mango-pineapple salsa, fresh to market carrots and corn, the folks selling beautiful stones, and various other handcrafted goodies. We'll be back next weekend!