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!!

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

If you're interested in a farmers market this could be your place. Many advertised farmers markets…read moredon't have much in the way of farmer's goods ... they are more like notions and candles and soaps, rather than carrots and peas and plants. But this one was a pleasant surprise. Many farmer vendors offering a nice assortment of farm goods and some vendors with bakery items. There were a lot of berries offered also, since it was close to berry season. There were probably two dozen canopies with vendors at this site. There was a lot of shade offered by the trees in the area, and there was room to move around - for your wagon or stroller for example. Easy parking right on the street, and the market location is very near downtown LaGrange. This is a winner, so give it a try.

Wow!!! Free trees…read moreand butterfly-attracting flower seeds, gourds and punkins and apples and amazing looking bread, pastries, dips, fresh flowers and vegetables and everyone happy and relaxed and friendly. ;) only open for three more weeks I thought I read somewhere. Go!

It's the Farm. It's the Keller Farm stand of Westmont…read more And who can resist or doesn't enjoy a good farm stand? Fresh vegetables and preserves etc. It's always an enjoyable stop.

I hate to give them a three because I live finding farm fresh produce, but when trying to buy a 1/2…read moredozen ears of corn I was told dance I didn't buy them pre-bagged I would get the per ear price. But the sign is on the individual ears, including a PE ear, half dozen and full Dozen price. Such a pain to leave the line and go back to get the pre-bag. And it makes no sense unless they ar wore bagging bad ears. Just watch the check out and make sure you are paying what you expect!

LOVE me a Farmer's Market. I have a bulls eye on my back that says SUCKER FOR FARMER'S MARKETS!! I…read moream quite the sucker for fresh produce from a Farmer's Market even though prices can be more expensive than Whole Foods!! Just the idea of the array of fresh veggies and fruits makes me tingly and excited and my hairs stand up on my arms!! Anyway, this farmer's market is pretty small, but that had a fantastic variety of veggies. Everything was fresh and hard, not soft and ready to rot. They also have several vendors there, like a gourmet popcorn stand and a bakery. WAIT did I tell you that I also am a HUGE HUGE sucker for fresh baked bread!! HA, so I bought a loaf of freshly made bread which tasted fantastic for sandwiches. If they had more vendors this would degi They are open for business on Thursday afternoons and parking is easily accessible and close to the market just across from the train tracks. This double sucker for the word fresh will definitely be back!! :P

Not a bad market overall. It's a little small, especially if you're used to something like the Oak…read morePark Market or Green City Market. They have various items - cheese, veggies, scarves, jewelry, baked goods, blueberries, meats, etc, etc. I'm sure it varies. I was a little disappointed today that the tomato sauce lady wasn't there, but c'est la vie. Some of the green produce (lettuce, herbs) at at least one vendor was a bit wilted today, maybe it wasn't super fresh, or maybe it's because it's 96 degrees out. Anyway, it's worth checking out.

I love this grocery store. Similar to Whole Foods that they sell healthier options…read more A must try is their honey roasted peanut butter. You use a machine to grind peanuts while you are there. It's addicting and brought me back to the store. There's also a machine to create oats. I'm going to try the oats soon! Overall, great grocery store with a nice variety. They also have a deli.

Easy to navigate, house brands, and Nice employees? This is a winner…read more I like a place where I can; purchase a rotisserie chicken, sweet potatoes, and Dr. Bronner's Tea Tree Oil Soap in the same spot. There's also a deli counter and a butcher case. This is local one shopping. Don't forget the chips...