Having access to natural resources is definitely a plus when you're living in the southend, and…read morewhen you can shop for fruits and veggies grown in our own neighborhood it shows our unique agricultural economy. Even on this gray, rainy day the colors of the produce were bright and vibrant. It's so much more fun picking fruits and vegetables outdoors than in a fluorescently lit grocery store. The staff running the stand were welcoming and excited to be there. They do provide bags but it's always good to bring reusable ones from home. You'll see advertisement and directional signs off Meeker Street and on the Green River trail. There is free parking in front of the farm stand and a free parking lot just north of the Meeker Street bridge. I love supporting local businesses and I'm glad I can support our local farmers too.

This stand always has the freshest vegetables around. Their heirloom tomatoes are the best…read more Pricing is comparable. Their fruit is amazing . The farmers are personable and polite and hard working. Cannot wait to go every weekend always on my shopping route. Go here first before going anywhere else you will not be disappointed. Open air vegetable stand with amazing personality. One you want to visit

I've been buying cherries at this location since 2019. I love to support the tiny local businesses…read more This location is off 277th exit and West Valley Highway. I stop by here on my way to my daughter's home. It's a good buy for the amount I get.

Came here looking for something, didn't find it, but had a good laugh with the owner. Personable…read moreand funny. Employees were super helpful in looking for what I needed. They have many many items for all your desi food and cooking needs.

When you live in South King County and near the border of Renton and Kent near Valley Medical…read moreCenter, you discover quickly that you are part of an eclectic community. And the benefit? All of the wonderful foods that are produced. But the products and spices necessary to produce these unique dishes are not found in your typical Western-based grocery store. And often times, these products must follow strict religious sanitary rules. There must be a grocer that can carry these sundries to make your dish what you remember from home. In comes the International Food Bazzar! Located on the northern Kent border in the industrial park area, this deceptively large grocery holds products from the Middle East, India, Pakistan, and a few others representing South Asia. The store is Halaal certified, and for those looking for that regional specific product from that region, it is most likely here. Going in, I was not prepared for excitement that I felt walking when I walked in to find the spices and curries I was looking for but could easily not find in a western North America based grocery store. Even the frozen food section was a treat: frozen Naan bread, frozen Saag Paneer to take for lunch, and brands of 25 pound bags of basmahti rice. Let's not forget the busy butchery section preparing several Halal cuts for the long line of customers, all awaiting their turn to put their personal request in. It's a great relationship that is forged. As someone who wants to eat as authentically as possible without the America-substituted analogs, I have found joy in this place that can make my dishes shine the way they were intended. Visit the International Food Bazaar for your next shopping trip!

This is a little hidden gem in Maple Valley that I stumbled upon last year. They have a great…read moreselection of flowers in the spring and seasonal produce in the summer. The sweet corn and cherries are my favorites. The people working there are extremely friendly and helpful and will answer any questions you might have. Adequate parking and well-maintained. Great option to the grocery store.

We are transplants from the desert and so things like this done exist where we are from! Just a…read morecute little farm stand on the aide of the highway. Super beautiful flowers, delish fruit and fresh veggies for a very reasonable price. The cashier was friendly and quick. We are up north so just happened to be driving into maple valley, but if you're looking for something in the area, definitely stop by and take a few minutes to stroll around.

The corn and vegetables from the bins outside the old produce/grocery store were great (in-season)…read more Too bad the grocery/produce stand and store are not still a thing

Cute pumpkin patch with some general goods! Also dog friendly!!! Can't wait to come back! Didn't…read morecharge for admission but does charge for the maze, which was a nice.

I was here about 4-5 years ago and remember being turned off by the dilapidated exterior, dingy…read moreinterior lighting and what appear a discount outlet of items that fell off the boat or were shipped to the U.S. in error. That said, after today's visit, I stand corrected. The exterior is run down and the lighting inside is depressing, but the place is clean, the staff is nice and the pricing is competitive. If this place had a robust meat selection, I think they could give Uwajimaya a run. I didn't find everything I was looking for, but the dry spices and vegetables were exactly what I was after. I didn't see cabbage or celery, but the selection was still more diverse than any other store I've visited. My singular knock was the two guys stocking the store. Both were kind and polite, but they also had radios blasting music. I'm sensitive to sound, so it made it hard for me to focus and I'm sure a couple items I was after I missed, because I couldn't stay in the area where they were stocking merch. Bulk spices tend to last, so it may be a minute before I find my way back here. That said, this will be my go to spice store.

Dropped by this store in the early morning on Friday, 11/14/25. Browsed around and got a chance to…read morelook at different items in a calm manner since there weren't too many people inside. Found boxes of instant noodles that we liked on sale, got some Milka chocolate, fruits, fresh vegetables, Indian Naan and Paratha bread, spices, Asian sauces, etc. It was a great shopping experience since we hadn't visited this store in a long time.

If you want to buy Asian veggies at a farmers market you'll find it here. A Filipino vendor from…read moreWapato sells ampalaya, eggplant, string beans, and more. Their tent is located south of the library next to the art piece, "Crow with Fries." The farmers market is about 8 minutes away from The Outlet Collection (formerly called SuperMall). Quality vendors. Some are set up on the grass and some are along a concrete path. Good turnout with community services representation. Not as big as the Puyallup Farmers Market but still top tier in the South End.

I found this farmers market to be worth the stop. There were only about 20 booths, but almost all…read morethe vendors were welcoming and interacting. Picked up some art, and a sunflower bouquet, which was $15 and cost less than farmers markets closer to Seattle/Pike place. The bathroom stalls were clean, and the layout is spread nicely around Les Gove Park which has a sprayground and playground for kids. Plenty of parking, trash cans, and clean.