Lady giving out cookie didn't give me one but there was no sign it's for kids only lol. She ruined…read morethe vibe :(

Yay it's dog friendly! There's tons of dogs here, big and small so watch where you walk. I love…read morethat the farmers market is across the street from Murray park! There's not much variety, but there's lots of fruits (peaches), veggies (assorted peppers), and a few pastry/bakery shacks. I was disappointed to only see 1 tamales food truck and only a couple of beverage options. The beverage was $4 cherry juice or $1 Costco bottled water or can soda. Hopefully this market will expand a little bigger with more variety of everything. I'm glad it wasn't over ran by the crafts or honey vendors like most other farmers market.

Bought a "quart of freeze dried eggs" that they advertised as being the equivalent of 72 eggs on…read moretheir website. Received the bag and it appeared small so I weighed it and it was 6.6 ounces (187 grams). And that's WITH the mylar bag. Hmm... one freeze dried egg weighs approximately 0.5 ounces or 14 grams. This approximately matches the nutritional content of an egg which is 7 grams of protein, 6 grams of fat, and 0.5 grams of carbs when you take out all the water. So each pouch was actually 12 eggs, not 72. When I contacted them to ask about this discrepancy, they didn't apologize or admit that they made any mistake or had incorrect information on their site. They just said matter-of-factly that I could send the items back for a partial refund (i.e. they wouldn't reimburse me for shipping). Really? Not cool.

My first time in, and I was immediately in love. It's a cute store, with so much to offer, and…read moreMercedes was so helpful and showed me around. They have a ton of vegan items, and that's what I'm all about. BUT.. my only question.. why is everything expired? When I say everything, I mean everything I bought. I got home, and found that all my purchases (mainly frozen ones) were over due - even as old as Jan 2018. Did I miss something? Is that how the Co-op is? Since a majority of what I purchased was frozen, I felt better about it.. but I'm confused. Maybe I'm 100% clueless on co-ops! (If I am, please tell me. ) I bought a vegan cream cheese, Miyoko's: one that I've been looking all over SLC for. I spent $10 for it (Trader Joe's sells one of theirs for 5.49), and I got home to find out it was a month expired. This was not a frozen item, so I feel more sketchy about it. This was the one I was most upset about. $10 for something a month expired (specifically over due on 10/21). I'm having mixed feelings, because I find that this place is so super cute, and has so much to offer SLC, and communities where the Co-op donates time and money. But... I just don't want all of my non-frozen purchases to be expired. Did I miss something? This place would have easily been a 5/5 for me. But based on this... I'm feeling more 3-4/5. I'm just... confused!

A Bountiful Summertime gem. The Utah sweet corn and tomatoes are at the peak of perfection. Jack's…read morebread from Mountain Green is available only on Saturdays and sells out fast. Eager young B-town kids are working the registers and handing out samples of melons.

I like the yellow and white corn and the berries. Do they still sell jerk? How many stands are…read morethere?

Unbelievable customer service. I can't believe I was buying produce at the gas station for so long…read more Kessimakis is the creme de la creme. I'm never buying produce at the gas station again.

Kessimakis delivers to our business weekly, and their drivers are incredibly kind and helpful. They…read moreare pleasant, friendly and always deliver in our preferred window. Unfortunately, their sales/account managers are leaving me to wonder how they have any business. We've had multiple issues with billing and requests that are ignored for months at the least and at worst, over a year. Each time I would call or email, they'd promise to take care of my concerns, each time I was left with no help, no information, and very little communication.

I was visiting SLC and stayed downtown without a car. I was surprised to stumble upon Harmons and…read morethought it probably a tiny little place. I was wrong. It was a full blown supermarket. All the fresh produce caught my eye and that's what I bought knowing I would be dining out with colleagues for most meals. I should have bought some yogurt too as the yogurt at the hotel was $8.

Go to Trader Joe's down the road! It just opened. The prices are great!! The only thing I get at…read moreHarmon's is ice cream and candy which costs a lot of course.

Wow, here it is, by far the largest hot sauce selection in not only Utah, but within at least a 500…read moremile radius, maybe more. It is also larger than many online retailers and in point of fact, I'm stumped at the moment to think, even of the largest online hot sauce shops, that have a selection bigger. I very specifically look for these kinds of places and trust me I don't say this lightly, but if you don't want to trust me, I defy anyone to find one bigger within those parameters I just mentioned. Believe me when I tell you we are so very spoiled. A few things you should know (although if you see the ultra wide shot, where I was trying to fit all the shelves in frame, you'll probably get the picture)...the first is that this is in the section called the Upper Level Shops and within Locals Park City in the back corner there. This is actually excellent, if you want to be like me and bask in the glory of this sauce mecca, and remain relatively undisturbed from people shopping for other stuff. The second thing is that this supplants the former Pepper Palace that was in the Lower Level and does so wildly. Even in its heyday, with an entire storefront dedicated to produce, Pepper Palace never came anywhere near this kind of selection (or quality, but that's another story - you can sift through my blog and YouTube channel if you're interested in my experiences with those). The third thing is that there is an entire section dedicated to The Hot Ones online interview show, which, if you're not familiar, is where a dude interviews celebrities while feeding them wings with increasingly hotter sauces. If you were wondering where to get those sauces on a shelf, look no further. So, huge, huge upgrade and yes, parking at the Outlets is a pain and sucks like always, but given how close this is to Salt Lake, I assure you a visit is well, well worth it. I'm still kind of blown away and I've been a chilehead chasing after stuff like this for a long, long time. Roger Damptz, ace proprietor of Burn Your Tongue (which celebrated 15 years in July of this year), has really outdone himself this time. Simply outstanding!

This was my first experience at this market and I loved it. The option to have it indoors and still…read morehave the amount of vendors and produce and other goodies was great. Upon entering I immediately caught eye with a coffee vendor and ordered a cortado. From there I bounced around and checked out the various produce and fresh baked goodies. They had tons of local business selling anything from honey, to tea, and crafts. Overall, this was great! I would definitely love to come back and support our local community.

My family had a great staycation downtown, strolling through the farmer's market. It felt authentic…read morewith real homegrown goods, unlike others we've visited. We grabbed honey sticks, bagels, and a huge apple strudel.