My husband and I have done the market a few morning this summer & loved it! We recommend parking in…read moreSt Anthony parkway & walking over stone arch. We do recommend you get there early to get the food you desire. The line for coffee is wild so I recommend you grab that before arriving somewhere near by instead. Lots of street parking as well as lots. Overall this market is so fun, vibrant & welcoming!

I went to Mill City Farmers Market to grab coffee from Red Wolf Chai but ended up checking the…read moreother vendors out as well. I like the layout of this market, it's smaller than the main Mpls farmers market but I like that they have more food vendors/food trucks. I recently went back to grab some fresh flowers (& coffee) and it was super easy to find some I liked at a great price. I generally love this area so I for sure want to explore it more next year.

Visited the New Hope Farmers Market on Aug. 21. It has about 12-13 vendors and two or three food…read morevendors. I bought honey, veggies, a giant cantaloupe, pickles, and more! Although it's small, everything available was beautiful and fresh, and it had all the right stuff for me. Parking is very, very close, and there's lots of it.

New Hope Farmers Market. Thursdays opening at 3:00 p.m. only about 12 vendors and only three had…read moreveggies but that's enough for me I don't like the bigger markets. I got Cherry tomatoes, slicing tomatoes, and green beans and the prices were so so so reasonable! Easy to get to lots of parking

Solid suburban farmers market with friendly people, plenty of free parking, access to the library…read moreand Eagles Nest children's indoor playground. Several food truck options, including dessert trucks. Plenty if fresh produce, fresh flowers, fresh breads, jams, honey, crafts and more. Sometimes the mayor and city council are there to take public comments. Also, a pie guy with fresh baked pies in a wide variety. But get the early if you want to get Key Lime.

This Farmers Market is open 3rd Wednesdays of the winter months (thru April 21st) 3pm-7pm in the…read moreNew Brighton Community Center: 400 10th St NE, New Brighton. Park in the back of the Community Center & enter by the Library entrance. Covid-precautions in effect here-so bring your mask! It's not packed with vendors (since it's winter in Minnesota) but it's a great opportunity to really support our local food providers. I've included some of my favorite finds in the photos included in this review. Come check it out on a Wednesday afternoon!

This farm market has such a good selection of fresh: fruits, vegetables, onions, peppers, and…read morefloral bouquets. As October approaches, look for pumpkins and gourds, the opening of the corn maze, and the spooky fun decorations. Now the watermelons, cabbage, cantaloupe (my favorite is the cute little sugar cube), and fall root veggies are abundant. As is sweet corn, pickling cukes, and more. Stop in before they close for the season in November!

This place is Amazing. My friend & I did a Harry Potter themed photoshoot prior to visiting the…read morefarm so we were already dressed up to match the vibes. Unfortunately the shoot ran a bit later than expected so by time we arrived here we only had about 45 min to see/do as much a we could. The details & decor were so spot on! I loved it. The staff were so friendly and nice. They were also dressed up as well which was cool. I definitely want to go back just to shop & support the market overall! Meant to grab a jar of the spicy pickles & a few other things I saw but by time we got done exploring they were closing everything. The address leads you to the front of the farm but around the corner there's a bigger parking lot (but you should walk around to front so you don't miss anything!). Never heard of this place prior to this year but excited to see what theme they do next! (Or if they do HP again, I'd be cool w/ that too)

I visited this farmers' market last Saturday on a friend's recommendation. It has all the…read moreingredients I love - it is small, perhaps 40 vendors at the most, mostly Hmong. The market is in a parking lot with plenty of left-over space for parking. It focuses exclusively on fresh vegetables, herbs and some flowers. The enormous variety of greens I found here left me dizzy. For the first time in the USA, I found red amaranth greens!! And then, jute greens - yes, they are delicious stir-fried with garlic. There were gorgeous squash blossoms as well as tender squash greens. There were several greens that were new for me and the vendors, many of them women, suggested how to cook them. I got a huge bouquet of zinnias for $5, and big fat bundles of basil, cilantro, dill, each for a dollar. The market also had more common produce like cucumber, green beans, zucchini, spring onions, new potatoes, etc. I am definitely driving across town to this farmers' market - can't wait for Saturday to arrive.

Not to be all sassy but I feel like this farmer's market is nothing compared to the Minneapolis…read moreFarmer's Market...it's pretty small and does not have as nice of a selection of fresh produce. Most of the vendors sell the exact same items for the same price so there's not really an advantage to walking around and browsing. The market itself is located in the parking lot of a strip mall so you can just assume anytime you go there on the weekends the lot is going to be a huge cluster. Prices range from $1-$10 for items and it really is limited to fruits, vegetables, and maybe some flowers depending on the season. If you are looking to spend a couple hours browsing for unique breeds of fresh produce, flowers, hot food vendors, or gourmet/artisan items...THIS MARKET IS NOT FOR YOU. If you happened to forget to pick up some carrots or lettuce from the grocery store in the strip mall as you are walking out to your car, this market might be a better fit. I would say if you don't live in the frog town area, it's just not worth the stress of University Avenue and pedestrian traffic for the trip out here.

Overpriced produce of questionable sourcing. They tried to charge us $10 for 2 onions marked…read more$1.99/lb. Corn looked unfit for cattle.

I love Untiedt's flowers and produce…read more They have a huge stand down at the Minneapolis Farmers market, but I love they have neighborhood stands! Minnetonka and St. Louis Park are the closest to me. The flowers are healthy and beautiful! They have unique basket arrangements. They have fresh produce too! Tomatoes, strawberries and corn are so fresh and delicious! The employees are cheerful, knowledgeable, and helpful. It's not cheap but I can assure you it is quality! They take credit cards too.

A lovely local farmers market which is open each Wednesday afternoon. We've enjoyed flowers,…read moreveggies, ice cream, trail mix, and baked goods so far from various vendors, all of which have been fantastic. We still have a host of others to try. There is often live music and a really relaxed community vibe. A highlight was the week there was a plant exchange and we were able to swap cuttings and add a monstera to our collection. Prices are reasonable and it's not too busy most days.

Midtown has a great local feeling when compared to other markets in the area. There is just a…read moregreat neighborhood atmosphere of local farmers and artisans coming to sell their goods. I like shopping produce, flowers, and so forth as much as the next person but I like some good hot food even more. There are quite a few food options like Omelets, Tacos, Arepas, Burgers and Sandwiches. Hola Arepa has been there every weekend and they have some great stuff, really ups the value in my book. There has been live music, cultural dancing and other entertainment every time I've been as well. The cheese curd guy in the back corner is great, he always has a ton of samples and offers them up with no pressure to buy. This market shouldn't go over looked when comparing to all the other choices in Minneapolis/St Paul. It's a good option to keep on the list when looking for a free weekend activity.

Small local market with a few farm vendors, cottage bakers, and some food. They have food trucks…read moresome times and stalls rotate in and out. Not a huge selection but it's not bad. They're like a minor league market to the Linden Hills Market majors. You'll probably have better luck if you're going for food vs produce. The cottage baked goods have seemed a bit too pricey for the quality.

During spring, summer and fall we buy almost all of our produce at the Minneapolis Farmers Market…read morebut this weekend we weren't able to make the trip down to the Mpls Market so I decided to stop off at the Fulton Farmers market which is near my house. Well it was a real come down. There are very few vendors selling fresh produce and the variety of produce available in no way compares to the Mpls Farmers Market. There was a food truck and that was about it. Not many customers either. All in all a bit sad. Fortunately for me there is a Untiedt vegetable stand nearby in the parking lot of the Wagner's garden store on Penn Avenue and Highway 62 which has a reasonably large selection of fresh produce so I was able to stock up for the week. I guess there isn't enough business at the Fulton Farmers Market to attract serious vendors. Too bad as it would be nice to have a reasonable alternative to Mpls Farmers Market when one doesn't want to make the drive and deal with the parking.