This year there are even fewer vendors, less music and less food. Very disappointed to venture out…read morein the heat and not purchase anything. I like Pablo's pizza but I miss the other food vendors. No dried pasta for sale this year. All of the blocks used to be full on both sides and I used to visit every week. When I moved away this was a highlight of each return visit. I am not sure what happened but it is sad.

The ambiance of the market is unbeatable and the restaurant of Monsieur Marcelle makes it perfect.read more

Lovely little place with friendly lady staffing the fruit stand/store! Delicious apples and fair…read moreprices. We couldn't wait and immediately ate one of the Cortland apples in the car. So hard to find this variety in Colorado, and so tart, sweet, and delicious. We have several peaches for the road as well. Highly recommended!

Doug, the owner, was so helpful and friendly. We didn't know that it was a u-pick orchard but it…read morejust made it more fun. We picked up some peaches and grapes. Delicious!!

Just stopped for a helping of peaches! Also found a few surprises :)) Taking home an Arminian…read moreCucumber to try. The atmosphere is so super quaint (which is why I stopped unplanned), and the staff are all super friendly. I told them what I wanted, and they went and made me a custom little box of produce. Love it! Would have liked to spend the entire day visiting here but a storm was brewing so we had to head back on the road. We will return! Thanks Z's!

The produce is fresh and the home-canned selections abundant. I love this place! Palisade is a…read moremust-see on any trip to Grand Junction, since Grand Junction itself can seem a little blah (except for downtown Main Street, which is sweet).

I am looking forward to visiting this year. In the past I have purchased very good local honey and…read morethe rhubarb in the early summer is wonderful. Very nice people.

Friendly family owned stands. Came to see the sunflower field and bought some Olathe corn. Family…read morewas working the day we stopped in. Cute 8ish old offered to take our groceries to our car. No masks being worn in September 2021. A very sunny, no cloud in the sky day so photos a bit washed out of sunflowers but fun to experience. Have picnic tables outside.

I never have trouble finding the ingredients I need to make all kinds of different Asian foods…read more It's a treasure trove of pantry ingredients.

Was an unlikely find as we were headed out of town and stopped in here for gas before heading out…read more I saw the sign that they carry Asian groceries and that got me curious. I went inside to satisfy that itch and indeed this place has rows and rows of Asian groceries, which include Asian snacks, sauces, noodles, refrigerated items and even Asian bakery items in the back. I was truly impressed! See all the other photos posted and they definitely carry a lot of Asian groceries and also American groceries too. I also saw alcohol sold here too but it was early in the morning and roped off. Definitely a secret gem and if you need Asian groceries, this is the place to check it out in Grand Junction!

Oh my goodness, this is the spot to get your acai bowls HANDS DOWN. Order ahead if you don't want…read moreto wait in line. If you don't order ahead, don't worry, the wait is worth it!!

I discovered Mountain Berry Bowls when I was at the Overland Expo in Loveland, CO. I ordered the…read moresmall Kokopelli bowl, which had strawberry, blueberry, banana, granola, and honey served atop a berry smoothie. The service was fast and the bowl tasted fresh with quality ingredients. It was nice to have a healthy option at the expo as opposed to the corn dogs, fried catfish, and fries that were being offered at other vendors. And the cold smoothie was refreshing on such a hot and sunny August day!

I have to say that the first time my hubby and I went to this place it was strictly on the…read morerecommendation of some locals...and frankly it was a little spooky.This store is located well of the beaten path in an area that is almost Grand Junction. Going in, there are no pies on display and the fridge holding various pickled items is completely clouded over with age. I was a little worried about it, but the pie.... The pie was amazing. The crust is super crisp and tender all throughout the pie not to mention the fact that the filling is nice and solid so you don't have a soupy filling to try and eat. The flavors vary depending on the season. When we went in July we got a Peach pie and a Blackberry/raspberry pie. This time we went in August and got an apple and strawberry/rhubarb pie. When you go in, be sure to ask the lady there (she makes all the pies) what flavors she has. The price is always around $12 - 13. Definitely worth the money. This place has become a destination for us whenever we go to Palisade.

New better gourmet pies. Fruit, cream pies, and cheesepies. Ice cream and sodas. New owner has…read morecompletely remodeled. $18-$22 and worth it!

We started using Rooted Gypsy when the pandemic started, and may never stop. Every other week,…read moredelicious fresh food gets delivered to our door. The freshest eggs. Incredible meats. Greens and vegetables that are super fresh. Occasionally, we'll get something we've never heard of, and will research a new food. It's a great value and helps us eat fresh and healthy.

Very good quality, fresh ingredients if you are looking for unique items in GJ. You do need to have…read moreintermediate cooking skills to use some of the ingredients, such as pork lard, but it opened our apparently closed eyes to old school, healthier ways of cooking. The vegetables are very good quality - the kale was the best I've had - and they provide recipes and spices to supplement. Only thing we never had a chance to try were any cheeses. My husband and I are travelers for work, so only had the opportunity to try Gypsy Farms for a couple months.