If you know, you know... and BABY I know now…read more Came to Superstition Ranch Farmers Market today with a friend and let me tell you--we were greeted with smiles like we were regulars, not out of towners. Immediate good vibes only! Now let's talk about the real reason we came... the PRODUCE When I say abundance, I mean piles on piles of fresh fruits and veggies looking like they just clocked in from the farm that morning. And the prices? Let's just say my wallet didn't flinch, and that's rare these days! But wait--it's not just fruits and veggies. Oh no, they got the goodies too: Locally made jams, jellies, fresh juices, pickled EVERYTHING, and dehydrated snacks that had me acting real brand new in those aisles. I had to stop myself from grabbing one of everything like I was on a cooking show with no budget The place itself? Clean, organized, easy to navigate--no chaos, no confusion, just grab your basket and go off. Listen... before you run to one of them big name grocery stores and spend your whole paycheck on "non-gmo-ish" and "organic-ish" produce, do yourself a favor and pull up here first. Your fridge, your taste buds, AND your bank account will thank you... and you can thank me later

So if you like farmers markets, this is a little gem. They have a selection of just about…read moreeverything from berries to fruits and even some meat products. Everything seemed pretty fresh. Some of the berries and strawberries you do need to take a good look at as they're a little over ripened. As far as vegetables, they're very well stocked and everything there was very fresh. The prices were very good and so much cheaper than regular grocery stores. I guarantee this place will be in my regular rotation. The staff were very friendly and courteous. So if you're in the area, make a stop.

Decent prices and great, fresh products! Highly recommend stopping by and they always have weekly…read morespecial deals!

I love visiting farmers market places like this! Easy to find and there was plenty of parking when…read moreI was there. They have a great selection. I got candied jalepenos and they are fantastic. Was eyeing the apple pie syrup and I do regret not getting it! Next time!

I really enjoy the Mesa Farmers market, though much smaller than the other Valley markets, it's…read moreconfusing to grow, and a wonderful addition to the Mesa area. It has moved a few times since it started back up 5 or so years ago and is now currently in downtown Mesa off of main need the arts center. I do miss it being at Pioneer Park, though the park wasn't perfect, it was a lovely spot. That being said, downtown location isn't too far from its original spot. The market feature a few various produce stands, bread and lots of food or self care options. I prefer the more artsy stands myself, but still like checking it out every few weeks. All the local vendors are friendly, showcase great items and though you could check it all out in 30 or so minutes it's a great way to start a Saturday morning.

A great place for unique finds. Also fun people watching!! Huge flea market, you can spend several…read morehours there. It's nice because you can also grab a beer and some food!

Petting zoo, food vendor market and uhaul all in 1 place…read more Nice folks run this place chickens and goats available for pets. You can walk around get some yummies while enjoying this little gem. Great place to bring the Littles!

I was very disappointed with our visit. This was advertised as a petting zoo, but there was no…read moreactual petting allowed. Visitors could only feed the animals through a fence, which was not what we expected. Customer service was also very poor. When we arrived, the woman working only asked how many feed bags we wanted and did not engage with us further. The next interaction we had was when she yelled at us because people were having a meeting next door. We completely understand the need to be respectful of others, but her approach was rude and unprofessional. My daughter was especially disappointed because she was looking forward to interacting with the animals. Additionally, many of the animals appeared dirty and did not look well cared for, which was concerning. Overall, this experience did not match the description of a petting zoo, and the lack of customer service made the visit even less enjoyable. Unfortunately, we would not recommend it.

Spend a day here, we did Sunday from noon to 4. They have breakfast at The Coffee Shop, lunch at…read moreJoe's Farm Grill, and dinner with wine at Garage-East. There is a farm with a chicken coop, even seating if you want to eat there. There is a Farm Store with produce grown from this farm. There is Barnone which has a bar, pizzeria, ice cream shop, vegan lunch spot, salon, and more. On 2nd Wednesdays are Farmer's Market Nights called "Agritopia Farm Night", which is a big event here, from 5-8 (Sept to May, no Jan). Parking is everywhere. In front of The Coffee Shop, behind The Coffee Shop, next to The Farm Store, Garage East, and near Joe's Farm Grill. On a Sunday in September, there was parking and we were walk-ins everywhere. It was nice to find both, a seat and a place to park. Only a walk a way in Epicenter is Buck & Rider, UnderTow, Bunky Boutique, and Peixoto. Warm in September, wear a hat and stay hydrated.

Agritopia is a community that encourages "village" life and preservation of urban agriculture…read more Central to the community is a functioning farm. The farm grows a wide variety of vegetables, fruit, nuts, herbs, and plants. The Farm at Agritopia operates a self-serve farm store and hosts a Wednesday farmers market during the season. The Agritopia Community Garden is a gathering place for members to garden, grow healthy produce, and build community in the garden. There are 48 individual 20x20 plots and 6 half plots. Each plot is leased yearly. The plot, water, access to the tool shed, and social functions of the gardeners are all included in the lease. Also located in Agritopia is The Epicenter, which is a mixed use commercial and residential project featuring retail stores, health clubs, restaurants, a luxury apartment, and more to come. Agritopia is one of my favorites if not my most favorite place in the Valley. I love the community, what it offers as well as the stores and restaurants. Although there are plenty of free parking all around Agritopia, it can be challenging to find a spot on weekend evenings as well as Farm Nights.

Really disappointing change. This farmers market used to be in downtown Gilbert and had a much…read morebetter atmosphere. The new location at the Chandler Gilbert Community College is basically an asphalt parking lot, which takes away the whole charm of the experience. We arrived, saw the no-dogs sign, and then saw that the market was set up on hot asphalt in the sun, so we turned around and left. That was especially frustrating after making the trip, since the old downtown location was so much more inviting and enjoyable. It is a shame they moved it from downtown Gilbert to a parking lot setting. The old location felt like a community event. This one just didn't.

I love the locations change! Tons of parking and tons of space. Not sure if there are more vendors…read morebut they could add more because there is plenty of space. I also feel like there are more food trucks and food vendors than the previous location. There are plenty of tables for dining on the food you purchase. We have been twice in the last month and prior to that I had not gone to Gilbert Farmers Market in over a year. I see many more visits in our future.

Oh what fun. The Fall Festival was a blast. It's packed on the weekends but we went on a…read moreWednesday and right as it opened at 5. We wanted to not have to wait in line to pet the Highland Cows or Zebras. Lots of fun activities for everyone. Food trucks. Free games too. Family friendly environment you can walk through a corner maze, kids have games to play and animals to feed and the staff and animal caretakers were amazing and friendly.

Love that it was dog friendly! Parking was a bit chaotic and the food options/stands weren't a lot…read more Wasn't as much pumpkins aside from the exit where you grab them to purchase. The farm animals were super cute but like someone else mentioned an additional fee.

3/12: Love this store for locally made gifts like soaps, prickly pear syrup, and honey! I stopped…read moreby here to check out what they had. The fridge had locally grown vegetables in Agritopa and another farm (Crooked Sky Farms). The staff was very welcoming and helpful!

I love the Agritopia Farm Store! It's a great spot to visit while at Agritopia, featuring lots of…read morelocal goods from trinkets, stickers, t-shirts, toys, books, food items and they even have a refillery section for some selfcare products. I often visit them for gifts or when I have visitors in town to get a nice line up of local Phoenix/Arizona artisan offerings. It's not big by any means, but they pack a lot of quality items into it's small footprint. They've evolved a lot of the years from a honor type system with smaller offerings, to a staffed and larger selection of goods. They are consistently open, which is great because a lot of the store in Agritopia are hit or miss, and the Farm Store never lets me down! Their prices do to be expected for such a curated store, but not much more than what equivalent items would be priced. It's a great stop if you're looking for a souvenir, gift, want to treat yourself or just want to support local!