This was a decent Farmer's Market. It was a bit small, but it's the beginning of the season. It…read moreseems like there were more craft booths here (vs. produce). This actually worked out for me since I was in the market for a greeting card; I found a nice one. Some of the food booths I could remember sold: honey, tamales, baked goods, apples, etc. I'm sure as the season progresses, this place will just get better. Shop local, yo!

Yet again another great experience with tons of amazing food and crafts! Lots of new things to see…read moreevery time we come here. All of the vendors are so friendly!!

Great local produce , fruit and local food products ( pasta and coffee beans for example ) …read more Oilcloth tablecloths and shopping bags in great designs and colors . Very pleasant and helpful staff

I bought some cherries four days ago and they said it's local cherries !!!…read more unfortunately wasn't !!! it was old cherries and some moldy!! ( most likely from California !! I tried to call few minutes ago just to letting them know and they hanged up on me!!! I'm local resident and I don't recommend this place anymore !!!!

If your driving along this highway, and see this place I would suggest pulling over to go in here,…read morethe pies and apple roll are real good. The produce offerings also I liked and got some fresh peaches and a few other things. The ladies here are REAL friendly and makes this place a very worthwhile stop!

Extremely overpriced. I ordered a milkshake and it was super small and it hardly had any flavor. It…read moretastes more like milk and it was $12 and then I ordered a peanut butter cookie and it tasted like a diet cookie with not a lot of flavor. And I noticed they had pies You could buy, but they were extremely expensive other than that the place looks clean and looks nice.

An unexpected urgent care visit led my family and I to this indoor public market. As we were…read moreleaving the urgent care to head to our airbnb in Mason, we saw the public market sign, reminiscent of the Seattle Public Market sign. We initially decided to drive past by but since we were in the area, we decided to give it a try and actually go inside. Glad that we did. We had lunch at Fire, did a flight of wines at Jones of Washington, bought cheese at the Cheesemonger, had gelato at Ice and topped it with a london fog from Cafe Columbia.

Reminiscent of Pike's Place in Seattle or Granville Island in Vancouver, BC, this indoor public…read moremarket, built in what looks like an old train station (and considering its location, seems likely), is packed with restaurants, specialty grocers, cafes, wineries and boutiques: a little something for everyone. Whether you're looking for a fine wine, a cheese to pair with it, some sliced meats to construct a charcuterie board, fresh honey, olives and olive oil, or just a bite to eat and a cocktail, Pybus Public Market has something for you. Being from out of town, the Pybus Public Market was one of the first places of interest I spotted in Wenatchee on Yelp, and I knew it was the sort of place that would interest my wife and I. This place is the sort of community hub that takes the best of what a city or town has to offer, and presents it attractively in one neat, concise package, appealing to locals and tourists alike. My only strike against it would be wishing that it was larger, and even more comprehensive!

When I say The Garden in Stehekin is heaven, I mean! If I died and woke up living on Carl's farm in…read moreStehekin, Washington surrounded by flowers and fresh mountain air I'd genuinely believe I had made it to paradise, though I would love some books and cats too, hehe. During my short stay in Stehekin, I visited The Garden twice, first during a scenic bike ride and again the following morning as I walked back from breakfast. I was absolutely blown away on both visits. The property is peaceful perfection, nestled along the quiet valley road. I could have sat there all day listening to the bees, smelling the flowers in the air, and listening to the breeze. Carl's beautiful dahlias were in full, vibrant bloom and it was clear they were well cared for. I purchased some of the best blueberries and peaches I've ever tasted and also treated myself to a lovely hand salve. There were also natural soaps, tinctures, and other handmade goods that Eire reflective of the deep connection this space has to the community and land. Although perhaps the most priceless part of the visit was some time with Carl himself. What a warm, thoughtful, and fascinating soul. He's been living in Stehekin for over 50 years so I'm sure he has some fascinating stories. We chatted for a bit and I feel like I could have spent all day talking to him about the garden, the valley, the changing seasons, and life in general. If you're visiting Stehekin, do NOT miss this spot. The Garden is not just a farm it can be an experience, a pause in time, a little corner of the world that reminds you of what truly matters!!!

This is an absolute magical gem of a place!! We met and loved talking with Farmer Karl who owns…read morethe farm /garden & has lived in Stehekin for 50 years! We bought amazing soap, fresh goat cheese, granola, kombucha and salve. It is such a peaceful beautiful spot! Do not miss it!! We can't wait to return !

This is probably the easiest place to review because it is so awesome. Enough good things cannot be…read moresaid about the farm tour at Covert Farms or the beauty of their farm. We were the only two who had signed up for the tour, so were given a real personalized treatment, which was extra special. The tour started out on the back of Gene Covert's truck and though it was a cold day, it was bearable... And even more so when we got to meet the herd of beautiful llamas on the property. We stopped by the cab sauv grapes and tasted a few right off the vine, while learning about the history of the property. Our next stop was the blackberry and strawberry bushes where we were given a to-go box to fill with these sweet, organic, off-the-vine treats. And, lastly, the tour ended with a charcuterie board-paired with wine. We tried 9 kinds of wine and really enjoyed them all! This should be on everyone's list of things to do while in Oliver, BC!

U pick blueberries in July! Also strawberries- check their website for the season. Bought some…read morelovely zucchini, summer squash, cucumbers and basil.

One of the best public markets I have ever been to. So many artists and so much restaurant to…read morechoose from. From paintings to t shirts to jewelry and kids toys. When you are in town come experience this amazing opportunity to see.

Small little Farmers Market in the park right by the Cashmere Museum. The usual mix of fruit,…read moreflower, art and handicrafts. Open on Sundays only. It was very early in the season, so not much in terms of vendors, but there was music!