The Elmhurst Farmers Market is super cute - they are located in the large parking lot of Elmhurst…read moreChristian Reformed Church and are open on Wednesdays from June to October! They had a great setup of various vendors, such as Banford Road Farm, ButterCrumb Bakery, Elena's Cucina, Emmy & J Gourmet, European Homemade Cookies, Jake's Country Meats, and The Cheese People. I came here to check out a local bagel place, but walking around and taking a look at other offerings was fun! There's also an Elmhurst Farmers Market information table, and the staff here are super friendly and greet everyone who arrives or leaves! Ample parking in the large lot! Great event to stop by and pickup some fresh produce and some yummies/gifts! +held every Wednesday from June to October +great selection of vendors +friendly staff +ample parking

This was probably one of the nicest farmers markets that I have been to in the area. They have a…read morewide variety of vendors that sell jewelry, vegetables, fruit, coffee, spices, baked goods and more! Parking could potentially be a few blocks away, but worth it. Many of the vendors accept cash and card.

Oh my goodness!! What an amazing market! From the varieties of vendors, to the food, to the layout…read more-- I see why this market gets so much attention. If you can't find a reason to visit this market, make on up. Whether you're in need of produce, flowers, food, meal prep, gifts or just a reason to get out of the house. I was most surprised by the amount of quality textiles, jewelry and clothing. There were a lot of oohh's and ahhh's while walking these booths. You have your typical farmer's market vendors but then so much more. I have to give honorable mention to Eternal Buzz Coffee. The wife and husband duo, Rachel and Vito, run this amazing nonprofit. This booth was too hopping not to notice! They were not only whipping out amazing authentic British scones and real Italian roast coffee drinks, but they were passionate and so very genuinely kind. I got a whole run down about the market from Vito and some great recommendations to try.

I love arriving around 8-9am. They usually have a band and I like to sit down and watch them for a…read morebit while enjoying some fresh juice from one of the vendors. The fruits and veggies are always nice and I grab a few tomatoes and grapes to last the week. I you can't beat the 10$ bouquet of flowers they are beautiful and last a good 1-2 weeks.

I've been wanting to check out this farmers market for awhile because it seemed like it would be…read morepretty large. On the website, it says there are over 60 vendors, but it felt like there were a lot less. That said, I did purchase some fresh vegetables, which were delicious. There are other stands selling things other than produce, such as jewelry, honey, coffee, and more. This is a nice farmers market to check out if you're in the area, but it wasn't anything particularly special.

Very small market, I'd probably only come if I was going to be in the area. Nice assortment of…read morevendors: sweets, jams, produce, jewelry. Probably 6-8 vendors in total. Market goes through mid-October. Located right by the metra. Great location to walk to stores or restaurants afterwards.

I love the French Market. They have everything in clouding fresh baked French goods like chocolate…read morecroissants, breads and pastries plus fresh fruit and vegetables.

Really good farmers market! Unique vendors, large market, tons of lunch and breakfast options while…read moreyou are there! Lunch offerings: Grilled cheese, avocado toast, smoothies, salads, burgers, empanadas, fluffy loaded pancakes. Tons of fruit and veggie vendors. You should be able to get all your fruits and veggies here! Microgreens. Meat and seafood vendors. Cheese. Bread. Tons of sweet vendors. Hummus. Salsa. Popcorn/pretzels. Only critique is some of the prices are ridiculous.

Came back today to see what farmers markets in the time of Covid-19 would be like. Answer: no…read morelingering, wear your mask (though some of the vendors didn't have them on! I just passed them by...), get your goods and go. The "rules" say people weren't going to make change but some did. Some were only taking credit cards. Just be prepared. A wide array of goods was available: baked goods, produce, nuts, cheese, pickles, eggs, flowers, and so forth. A nice wander on a sunny morning!

Nice Markey. They are Grench so fresh croissants which I love with butter, plain or for making…read moresandwiches. Very limited weekend hours, sadly. They have a crepe stand too.

When I lived in Illinois, I loved this French Farmers Market in Wheaton. It had to be one of my…read morefirst stops when I came back to town. My favorite memory about this market was buying a huge tropical beach painting from one of the vendors. It was one of my hubby and I's wedding presents to each other. This time around it was as great as I thought it would be. They have tons of little local vendors selling their crafts, food, popcorn, ice teams, clothes, flowers, jewelry, and home décor. There's a lot to see and several rows of it. It has a nice location by the train station and steps from Downtown Wheaton. One thing that I noticed after the fact when I had already been through the market is that they are not dog friendly. My dog was walking all throughout the market with no problem. Than at the end, I see the small sign that says no dogs allowed. I don't understand how that could be the case when this is outside. Either way, no one stopped us with him walking around and it was fine. Another thing is that there really aren't that many food vendors as I thought that would be. there was a popcorn vendor, a bakery, some coffee, and maybe about 2 or 3 more food vendors. There was not much selection, so if you are hungry just keep that in mind and check out something in downtown Wheaton.

The market has gone down hill in my opinion... there is limited space for vendors, but we're still…read morefed repeat booths at one market. Additionally, many vendors, including the village/market, use AI advertising and branding. Why should I spend my time at your booth if you can't spend time doing actual marketing?

Parking available on the street or in the adjacent commuter lot. Clean! Lots of vendors for arts,…read morecrafts, food and miscellany. Booths are spaced out a bit, so the shopping experience is not crowded and close, definitely a plus in the summer heat and humidity! There are a few picnic tables in a grassy area, with a bit of live entertainment. Nice!

From the website "Once again the Hinsdale Farmers Market is back for 2022! The 46th annual event…read morewill start Monday June 6th and run thru October 24th 2022, totaling 21 weeks." I went last year a few times and once this year. Overall it's a medium sized market with a decent variety. You'll find produce, sweets, juice stand, crepes, honey, soaps. There was a home repair stand (windows, siding, etc) I appreciate that they offered kids balloons when advertising. Another bonus is it's right downtown by the train station. You can get breakfast or lunch in the area or go to boutiques. Plenty of things to walk around and do. This time my son and I got the tropical juice (ginger, carrot, pineapple, kale) from "Gandi the juice guru."It was delicious! We've also had delicious nuts from "nuts to go" who always offers tons of samples! The lemon hummus from "Just hummus" is so tasty and fresh. The walnut chocolate chip cookie from "This Miss Bakes" was packed with flavor, super soft too.

Does this seem right? Four corn on cob and one large tomato = $7.00…read more Pricey- they better taste absolutely phenomenal!!