I have no idea how they can call this a Farmer's Market. There were only two farm vendors. Quite…read morea number of food trucks, homemade products, and baked goods. I went to get some fresh produce, left disappointed.

A lot of fun, good music and nice atmosphere. Was visiting the are and it was nice to walk aroundread more

I loved this. It reminded me, in some ways, of the Boulder (CO) farmers market we would frequent…read more There is a wide array of vendors, lots of shade, entertainment, room for kids to run around, and lots of friendly people about. I really loved our experience and can't wait to get back here again a few more times this summer.

Love the Frankfort Farmer's Market. And it is on Sunday from 10-2pm? Score!…read more Impressive size and variety of available products. No flea market art craft stalls = more room for food booths! Love the bruschetta bar and the mini donuts. Got my knives sharpened while I shopped. Price was right and they were done on time. Can't wait to get back.

I just can't pass up one of these. Nice selection of Michigan produce, prices are a tad high, but…read morethe quality is very high. Parking a sedan with low clearance is a bit problematic, even more-so than in Milwaukee suburbs, everyone here drives Urban Assault Vehicle size SUVs and Pick-Up trucks and there isn't a regular paved parking lot.

Came to Michigan for our anniversary and wanted great prime rib Skips did not disappoint! The meat…read morewas tender, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. Excellent service and atmosphere too. A perfect anniversary meal we'll definitely be back!

This is such a fabulous farmers market. You can tell how important it is to the community from the…read moremultiple murals commemorating it's 100+ year history. Located in the heart of downtown Lafayette, you'll find dozens of vendors selling everything from plants and fresh baked croissants to candles and produce. It's a great mix of vendors with plenty of produce for those looking to prepare for the week ahead. They also often have live music to set the mood and if I remember correctly, the market is dog-friendly. Given the great location, you can also explore all of the adjacent shops and restaurants while you are there. We're especially a fan of the Revolution Bakery.

Lafayette Farmers Market is open Saturdays May through October in the historic downtown. It is…read moreenjoyable to walk leisurely by all the stands that are selling locally grown vegetables, honey, kettle, corn, homemade soap, flowers along with many other cool things. There was a band playing while we were there, they all liked like local high school kids. It is awesome that this farmers market has been on existence for 180 years The farmer market is worth a visit

This brand new Farmer's Market is a replacement for the old one that used to be at the Village Hall…read more(see https://www.yelp.com/biz/orland-park-farmers-market-orland-park?osq=farmers+market). This new Market has longer hours and a more expansive location to make it easier for people to attend. It is now located at the 143rd METRA Station in Orland Park...roughly one block west of LaGrange Road at 142nd Street. The Market is held on Thursdays only...from May 25 to August 31. Hours are from 4pm to 8pm. If you happened to be a METRA rider, you will find the Market as soon as you jump off the train at night. Besides adding some live entertainment at this location, the number of vendors is expected to grow substantially as customers find the site. Right now there are about two dozen vendors. The vendors are much like those that were visiting the old Farmer's Market, but this location will eventually attract many additional vendors. Food and food trucks, notions, candles, honey, fresh fruit and vegetables, and many Orland Park businesses are here. For example, the University of Chicago medical people are represented ... even more so because they have a new four story facility just a couple hundred feet away. This new Market is worth trying...it is just one more example of the Village trying to upgrade its offerings to the public. Recommended.

I've been trying to get my daughter to check out the Urbana farmer's market since last year. She…read morenever got up early enough to make it. I was on campus this past Saturday. We were planning on doing something else, but decided to stay in the C-U area so we didn't get to the market until 11:30, they close at noon. Some vendors were packing up and some sold most of their goods. Since we weren't planning on going to the farmer's market, I had already purchased a bunch of produce and meat for her at Whole Foods. I wish I hadn't. The produce at this market looked so good. They had good amount of produce and meat vendors. Prices seemed very reasonable. They had vendors that sold baked goods, jewelry, bags, soap,etc. The downside for students is the distance from campus and hours. I told my daughter she should coax a friend with a car to go with her. We were hungry and decided to check out a food truck. I don't know if there are usually more food trucks, but there were only 2 when we were there. The home football game may have effected the number of trucks. We chose Piato. I opted to try the farmers breakfast sandwich and my daughter tried the Carolina pulled pork sandwich. She wanted biscuits and gravy, but the ran out of biscuits. I enjoyed my sandwich. It was on sourdough bread, fried egg, cheddar and sausage. I liked it wasn't greasy. My daughter enjoyed the pulled pork. She even liked the cole slaw that came on top of the sandwich. She chose the bourbon sugar bbq sauce and said it was really good. We also got a fresh squeezed lemonade. We didn't enjoy that as much. We think it may have been sweetened with stevia. It had a weird aftertaste which is why we think it wasn't sugar. We don't like stevia. All in all, would definitely eat here again. Reasonable prices and friendly service!

Really nice Farmers Market. A lot of great fresh produce, baked goods, cheese and interesting items…read morefor sale. Also plenty of food trucks and wonderful things to eat. A lot of parking available too. We were visiting the area and the market was a real treat to visit on Saturday morning. Definitely plan to return.

This is one of my favorite farmer's markets. We come here whenever we are in town on a Saturday…read moremorning. There are so many local, fresh offerings!! Parking is easy. We've never parked more than a block or two away. My favorites are the breakfast sausage, honey and produce vendors. They also have fresh flowers, beef, eggs and breads and pastries. Everyone has bags, but if you are buying from multiple vendors, do your wrists a favor and bring a shoulder grocery bag. They sometimes have a band for entertainment.

It's still early in the season, and this was my first visit, but I am very much a fan…read more - You can use a credit card to buy tokens, which all vendors accept. There is a $2 fee to do so, but the money goes to help support the farmers and the market, and it's $2 whether you buy $10 or $50. (So get $50! Tokens don't expire.) - WIC cards accepted, with no additional fee. Badass. - BIG!! Spans a good 4-5 blocks downtown, both farmers and artists. - Lots of doggie-watching to be done. - Prices are fair and farmers are friendly. - Local, mostly organic, know-your-farmer food! - Live music - DELICIOUS food! This is a treasure! I'll be back every Saturday I can.

Love this place. Always have fresh produce and quality flowers/plants. Prices are reasonable as…read morewell.

Wonderful produce varieties and excellent quality! My favorite farmstand!!…read more Can buy bushels and half bushels for canning and freezing.

A winter farmer's market on the 4th floor of Water Place Tower that's only open from 12-4pm on…read moreSunday afternoons and ends at the end of March. With it being winter, there isn't a whole lot of produce, but plenty of food vendors so come hungry. I was really happy to see Yvolina's Tamales from Pilsen there. I just made tamales yesterday, but couldn't help but buy one still. I do love her tamales and don't make it to Pilsen often enough. I was really hoping to find jars of jam because I only have 1 jar left of my own jam. There was only one vendor selling jam and it was sugar free. I like eating healthy but jam should be sweet IMO. There are plenty of pastry vendors. The usual farmers market representation. A lot of them looked really good, but I was too full to partake. I brought home Ube cookies, sugar scrubs, and local honey I really look forward to spring and summer farmers markets when produce and flowers are in abundance. Not to mention vendors with jam ;)

I was a bit skeptical about going to the South Loop Market when a friend suggested we meet up here…read more I don't really need much at a farmer's market right now, and paying for parking to go to this one in Water Tower Place made me grumble but it was something to do with a friend, and with the kids, which can be difficult to find at this age. I was totally wrong and was really surprised at how great a market it was. It took place on the fourth floor of WTP and it was huge; I have most often been to the Ravenswood or Lincoln Square and those are a fraction of this size. There were booths with their foodstuffs--salsas, produce (including eggs, of course a hot item in 2025), bread and pastries, donuts, and so on. There was a section with prepared foods (the burgers looked really great). There was even live music happening at one end of the market, advertising the Chicago Blues Fest. There's a kids section in with the food court, but we didn't let the kids out since it was just blocked with stanchions and these two are too young to really understand they need to stay nearby. Overall the market was very well done. Fortunately, it didn't feel too terribly overcrowded except for when we were going over by where the band was. And we found out as we were wrapping up that they had a free two-hour parking offer. Not sure if that's just for the first time you download this parking app or what but I'll be keeping it in mind since I plan to attend again if I can before the winter market wraps up. The worst part is not the fault of the market but the elevators at Water Tower Place are still terrible. They're incredibly slow, and one was out of service! Hopefully they have that fixed now because it was painful. If you're able-bodied the escalator will be a better bet, instead of standing around with the masses looking longingly at the third elevator which only goes to a few floors (the fourth not being one of them).