Wow. I have been to many farmers markets across the country. This one was by far one of the largest…read moreone I've been to. The market is on the outskirts of the Capital building which is such a nice setting. Tons of fresh produce which all looked amazing. Several bakeries with cookies, breads, danish and scones. On another street they were many booths selling jewelry and crafts. What a wonderful way to spend a Saturday morning.

Whoa, this was an incredibly fun experience and I can't wait to return in the spring! The whole…read moremarket rolls in one direction, and was crowded with people, which made it hard at times to keep up, but you can hop out of line and stop to shop, then hop back into the flow of things. Bring tote bags for all the treasures you will buy, cash/card, and good walking shoes as this is a big market that covers a wide space. The flowers were other-worldly and got me started on a dahlia quest that I have not yet recovered from. Now I want to grow gardens and gardens of just dahlias! Loved the cheese stands, too. And all the beautiful fruits and vegetables. I visited in late August/early September, so I am not sure what it is like in the spring, but definitely by late summer it is HOPPING! Loved it.

So many food trucks to choose from and they all smell terrific! Prices are reasonable. Also so much…read morefresh veggies, beautiful plants and fun locally made crafts. Service of vendors vary with most being above average. Loved the market it's a must visit!

There are some unique gems like hand crafted candles, some baked goods and some "trinkets" that…read morelook really cool, just not something I need. There was a gentleman performing solo music that was fun to sit and listen. Front Street brewing has a stand here - and each of the two times I've purchased a beverage (different trips), I have had a less than enjoyable interface with the team staffing the cart. Turns me off to FSB to be honest. The produce is over priced for the most part but I do enjoy fresh and tasty tomatoes as well as sweet corn. To me the pricing would be ok if it was for organic produce. But we all know this is sprayed and probably GMO. That said, it makes for a fun few hours. Park area for the kids to enjoy, as well as a petting zoo.

This is by far my favorite outdoor market all year. We went every time but once this year and cant…read morewait to come back. It is well organized, super cute and the prices are always fair. The market is always on, even with rain and a cant miss. We buy the best eggs, produce, bath bombs and bread. Make sure you try the best egg rolls around. We make the drive of over 30 minutes to get to the market, its that good! Bring lots of cash, small bills and you will be sure to find something you need

Best sweet corn in the county. Picked by hand daily (cause sold out that day) Firewood for those…read morecamping in state park. Prices are most reasonable. Cash only o and on the honorably system. Food and beverages across the street Pleasant Springs Pub with an ATM

I ventured over to Hilldale to meet my roommate and her bf to shop at Hilldale and didn't realize…read morethere was a Farmer's Market in the parking lot across from Macy's. There were a lot of great vendors and I didn't feel claustrophobic like I usually am at the capitol. Lots of vendors with flowers. No cheesy bread, but it's okay. I am definitely coming here from now on...

Sometimes I'm in the mood for the madness that is the downtown farmer's market, but usually I just…read morewant a couple tomatoes. If you just need a couple tomatoes and maybe some herbs, eggplant, lettuce, eggs, peppers, flowers but don't need 17 different kinds of pickled veggies, this is the farmer's market for you. And by the way, the egg guy will sell you just one single egg if that's all you need for the scones you're making.

Really disappointed in the fact they have banned dogs. And it gets very crowded very quickly l…read more Janesville farmers market allows dogs has music and a lot of food trucks and has been planned out much better!

The vendors need to learn how to add their sales , I'wm not gonna argue with them that I'm getting…read morecharged too much . We have went to flea markets , farmers market way up in Wisconsin my whole life never had a problem and if I must say they are organized so much better .

The Monona Farmer's Market is where it's at!…read more IF you like the following few things... 1) A smaller market, with fewer people. 2) A good selection of products, ranging from fresh produce, to bake goods, to dog treats, to FRESH lemonade. 3) FREE parking, right next to the market, let me say this again, FREE parking RIGHT NEXT to the market. I do have a couple vendors that I regularly visit. 1. Chippy's popcorn- the popcorn and fresh lemonade are delicious 2. K and C bakery- Ohhhhh the cookies!!!!! 3. Spark Spices- the spice blends are AMAZING 4. Natalie's Greenhouse- the fresh veggies and hanging basket flowers are top notch!

One of the smallest farmers' markets in Madison, but also one of the friendliest. They have live…read moremusic every week and picnic tables where you can snack, enjoy the music, and soak up some sun on an easy Sunday morning. Of course they have fruits, veggies, popcorn, interesting looking mushrooms, jellys and jams, salsas, and flowers, but Farmer Johns' Cheeses, Stalzy's Deli baked goods, and Stella's famous cheese bread is represented here too. You can even score some rare items like ghost and fatali peppers toward the end of the summer. They even have a Hmong family that have a stall that pumps out egg rolls, stuffed chicken wings, bubble tea, and chicken for there or to go. Feel free to hang out and make the rounds, talk to the farmers, have a bite, and listen to a few tunes. If you are pressed for time before football starts on a Sunday, simply park in Ahuska Park, grab what you need, and be out in less than 5 minutes. Enjoy and support local businesses and families.

The Batavia Outdoor Market runs from May thru October on River Street offering fresh produce,cut…read moreflowers,cheeses,breads and meats from local merchants. It does get crowded and only street parking is available. In the Winter months they move indoors with less vendors. Definitely a fun way to spend a Saturday morning.

Lively Farmers Market by Fox River! A lovely park to stroll through, mature trees, bike paths &…read morespots to relax. This market offers a wide variety of products: plants, herbs, flowers, pastries, beignets, fresh fruit juices, tacos, tamales, elotes, fresh eggs, frozen meats & charcoal-grilled beef/goat/lamb skewers ready to be devoured! A bonus is the presence of friendly dogs in all sizes adds to the lively atmosphere. People are friendly in this small suburban town!

As far as farmers markets in the area, this one is kinda my fav. I've been many times and most…read morerecently a few weeks ago. Altho the brick street may be a bit challenging for someone with difficulty getting around, it all around the Woodstock square(park) on the street. What I like about it as far as farmers markets go, it all seems to be local vendors. Local as within a 60 or so mile radius. I also like that there's more than fruits and veggies. There was a pierogis vendor, a taco or quesadilla vendor, and a bakery vendor. There's honey, soaps, (which are very monitoring and smell good) as well as very fresh breads and of course lots of veggie and fruit(apples in Fall) choices. I also like that there's a Tues and Sat with Tuesday obviously being less crowded. Usually parking can be found easily if you are not there at too peak of times and it's not too big or small that it feels crowded and takes forever to get in and out of, like some. As I said it's my favorite.

This winter market is awesome and support a local farm is even better. Was able to support several…read moresmall businesses. Got a lot of Christmas gifts This is a great opportunity and wonderful items. Easy to access. The orchard also had a store open. There was food options and hand crafted items. I got some soap, jelly-jams, bakery goods. Pot pies. Lip balm just to name a few.