We try to go every weekend while in season. Amazing booths with a lot of variety. They make it very…read moreeasy to buy market bucks for shops that only take cash. Have enjoyed so many booths here.

I always love the tacos, live music and local vendors. This is by farm my favorite farmers market…read morein town. Their market in Wednesday's at the Pioneer Museum is nice too.

This is not a farmer's market! There is only one stall with fresh fruits and vegetables. The rest…read moreis your mediocre food trucks, CBD, dog treat, and home improvement hucksters. We were done in 5 min, empty-handed.

I love a good farmers market when the weather warms up. This is my go to place when in town. A must…read morestop with your family to shop and explore the yummy local finds. Jams and fruit and vegetables are in plenty. They also have lots of one of a kind soaps and other items you can only find in a place like this!

What a great morning spent at our Farmers Market! It had really grown since our last visit. I will…read moresadly admit it has been awhile. There were so many booths. Food trucks, baked goods, fruit and vegetables, boiled peanuts, clothing and accessories, plus much more. When we arrived we passed the grill cheese and crepes trucks. We had not had breakfast so our plan was to eat there. Our mistake was not stopping there first or midway of our shopping. We were pretty stared by the time we got back. Our first stop was the French Cheese Booth. We love cheese! The gentleman was very knowledgeable and gave us samples to help us decide what to buy. There was another cheese booth on the backside that we will have to try. Purchase a bird book from Joe to learn about our mountain birds. Talk with Laura @ Cookies and Beyond about how she has conquered the high altitude baking. It is quite challenging here. Last stop was at the Grilled cheese truck. Found a picnic table and yes it was so good! Everyone was so friendly. We will definitely be back. It's a great way to spend outdoors with your family.

Just go to Natural Grocers. At least they are knowledgeable about their products. Venders at the…read moremarket are there to charge as much as they can get for grocery store quality food. They don't know where the food comes from, how it was grown, or if it was sprayed. I wasted a trip from CO Springs for a market that doesn't even have eggs!!!! That is the #1 product people go to the market for. How can this place call itself a farmers market without a single egg vendor?! So disappointed, there are better farmers markets in the deserts of Arizona and the vendors actually know if the food is organic/natural or not. I might give it a better review if it was called a food truck and craft fair, because that is what it is. Not a farmers market.

The farmer's market on Saturday mornings is outstanding. Over 40 booths. Good variety. We…read morepurchase fresh bread, produce, honey and olive oil. Great place to get knifes sharpened and mower blades too at very fair price! Parking in Church lot nearby. Well worth the visit. Mid June till mid October.

This humble and charming store sells a wide variety of locally sourced items - everything from…read morecandles to clothes. The shop is in the original log cabin style church that served the Black Forest community in the late 1800s. Not only is this cute shop historic, it's also part of a small commercial area within the Black Forest with great eateries, farmers markets, etc. Worth a visit!

Located in an enchanting forest, in a tiny cabin lies a caramel paradise that you will not find…read moreanywhere else. The cabin is darling and full of seasonal decor, when we visited, it was lemon theme. Bright and bold with just the right amount of sweet added in. There were so many options! From sauces, to baked goods, this place brings it all. The owner, who is as sweet as her caramel started Lemon Littles outside which is a lemonade stand that gives kids an opportunity to learn about business and working with the public while running a lemonade stand. Each item is made fresh and the quality is clear in looking at the beautifully presented items. We went in for kolaches (special for the weekend) and left with cookies, a cinnamon toastie and caramels. We chose the banana pudding cookie, the fried ice cream cookie, orange cream caramel chew, lemon caramel chew, the honey bun chew, a cinnamon toastie, a strawberry kolache and a peach kolache. The fried ice cream cookie was incredible. It had the cornflake, cinnamon, crunch that a beautifully fried ice cream would have and dipped in milk, was absolutely a perfect mirror of your favorite Mexican dessert! The added secret to all of the baked goods is...caramel! When you pair their caramel with anything it is pure magic. When you add the caramel into the cookie, it is a bite of sheer bliss. The banana pudding cookie was beyond words. Each bite was a beautiful blend of the creaminess of banana pudding and the caramel. It was adorned with a nilla wafer and couldn't have been any more perfect if they tried. The cinnamon toastie was my absolute favor of the entire day-a rolled cinnamon pastry full of gooey, buttery caramel in each bite. I didn't share one bit of it! Each caramel was sheer perfection-a balance of the buttery caramel and the flavors that they described, neither overpowering but a beautiful marriage. After all of the other treats, we saved our kolaches for the next morning, another match made in heaven! Buttery caramel folded into a flaky pastry topped with just the right amount of jam. The artistry, passion and creativity of this place is not like any experience you will have elsewhere. Visit this beautiful cabin in the woods and support a small business dream

This is the cutest little shop I have ever visited. It is so beautifully decorated it made me feel…read morelike I wanted to hang out here longer. Inside, just as cute and the person that was working was so dang friendly I felt like I've known her for a long time. We bought the box with apple cider and pumpkin donuts. Delicious Will definitely be back and can't wait to see what it looks like decorated for Christmas!

I like this store, generally. This review is more for the Order Ahead. So, I placed an order in…read moreadvance for pickup. I later needed to make a change to the order and the process was just unclear and confusing. Everyone i spoke to seemed nice and wanted to help, but just didn't really know what to do. I think it's more a systems issue rather than the fault of an individual employee. Ultimately I was given wrong information, which just made the whole thing confusing to everyone involved. It would be nice for orders placed in advance if there was a direct number to the department we would need to speak with, as opposed to just the general store number. At a certain point, I have no idea which department to ask for. In the end, I got my order - so all's well that ends well but I think if there was just a better process in place it would have saved phone calls and headaches on all sides.

I just purchased an 8 pack of Chester's Chicken from the deli…read more It was so dried out, it was not edible! I took a picture of the 3 worst of the group. This is not the first time I have experienced that and this pattern repeats at other stores.

Bought jar of Papa's Pickles for Papa. Papa requested anyone nearby to get him another jar. Sent a…read morefriend for 4. I stole 1. Papa better make 3 jars last til the next run!

Everything is priced at $14 dollars and up, The lady does sell her testers for $10 not very many…read morepickle things. Its small and cozy BUT WHERE ARE THE PICKLES there was a couple jars. Pickle juice was $15 its was okay but not worth $15 pickled eggs $15 not so sure about those lol pickles are okay. Nothing really grabbed me to return and buy more later. Maybe add pickle stuff like pickle shirts pickle toys you know pickle stuff. Make it a pickle store I went some where one time and they had pickle cotton candy. Pickle candy any who thats my review have a good day.

I will say that the ladies working here were very friendly and that isn't the issue at all. The…read morestore itself is also really well organized and clean. My issue is that they're selling rotten produce? That shouldn't be allowed at all I don't understand how the county allows that. They should be checking their stuff and taking it off the shelves. That is inexcusable!

This is the very best grocery in all of Teller County. They support local with many of the items…read morethey carry to include arts and crafts, plants and vegetables for your garden, as well as produce/eggs/milk from local farmers. Their selection of organic and natural supplements can be trusted as the very best. They even carry fresh sourdough breads from a local bakery. They are always willing to assist with special orders. Have a seat outside and enjoy and snack or friendly conversation. If we could we would give them 10 stars!