The Market is a fun place to head to on the weekend. Cute vendors and unique food choices. Xiao…read moreLong Bao- which was delicious . The Chicken Supply Filipino-style food trailer. And of course Taco Street is always a Must! Check it out!

It is an outdoor farmer's market inside.There are things to choose from, but not a lot. If you're…read morelooking for specialty items, this might be the place, Otherwise it is just like any other straight fair market.

A really different and cute shop for purchasing oddities and curiosities for your favorite witch or…read morewarlock. They have a large variety of gift items and some antique items. It's a gift shop with a supernatural, mystical, and urban legend scene. It's definitely a fun browse, and I bet you can't walk out without buying something.

Such a fun eclectic store. Local art/artists. What really got me was the vintage, small and…read morecurated, but so much great stuff, found some awesome one of kind pieces that didn't cost an arm and a leg.

Definitely the place to be in Seattle!!…read more It's definitely a market, if you come through the main entrance, you will be greeted by the flying fish, or the fish toss, whatever you want to call it!! The top level is basically a seafood market, and the lower levels are all kinds of shops!! We came on a sunny Thursday afternoon, and the place was packed!! The original Starbucks is located here along with the gum wall!! Walking outside, there are also a few restaurants here, and it sits right off of Elliot Bay, with great views of the city of Seattle!! The seafood is priced a bit high, but the seafood selection here is endless!! All in all, a good time!!

Not only iconic tourist spot, I'd say it served great ways to experience the city, it's foods and…read morecrafts, and allowed you to bring home gifts from the place as well. Besides, strolling around the market was awesome experience to me including spotting the fishmongers with the fish-throwing 'show'! You gotta see the Gum Wall, the nearby Waterfront view, and the downtown itself. My fave spots within the market would be Beechers, Mee Sum, Hellenika, Pike Place Chowder, and Piroshky. I totally knew they're all very famous, but def worth all the hype!!

Nice upper scale market. The place tends to attract tourists and more trendy type people. The…read moreprices there are a little high for me.But I do like to go there and look around when i'm in town. I used to live in Tacoma. And came here often and still do from time to time. Especially during the summer when they're having events. Everything sold there is really high quality, hence the high prices, and the service is top notch.

I have been to this "farmers" market twice and maybe I have visited on not the greatest days, but I…read morehave never seen any farm vendors let alone fresh produce..etc. There is a lot of vendors selling things like clothing, jewelry, etc. I have seen a lot of food trucks also. It would be nice if there was local farms, produce, eggs, meat, etc. There's far better farmers markets in the area. I would just consider this an outdoor market.

New owners and they are great!! Very helpful and just nice…read morepeople! Love the plants and produce. Excellent quality and price. We drive 60 miles each way just to go there.

A whole flat of strawberries went completely moldy in less than 24 hours after purchase. The…read morebusiness blocked us on social media rather than respond to a private inquiry or public comment after no response was received to the initial inquiry. I'm sure they will try to remove this review as well. Such a shame as we loved them before. Really terrible way of conducting business!

This is a top tier farmers market in the South End. Really nice open space that holds large events…read more The Federal Way Farmers Market should really take some notes from them. I was impressed how organized it was. Plenty of free parking options in designated parking lots and street parking. They had a variety of quality vendors. Fresh produce. Pretty flowers. Good food trucks and coffee vendors. Live music. Definitely worth visiting if you're in the area.

I'm still trying to figure out the Farmers Market experience. I assumed it was a place to get goods…read moreat a fair price, but after visiting several markets, I'm not convince that is the case. It's more of a community bizarre, and the pricing is aggressive to say the least. At a recent market, there was a seller selling tomatoes for $11 a pound. How are you selling direct to the public at a rate at almost 4x local stores. Matter of fact, I was in Chinatown this week and a seller was selling tomatoes for $1.40 a pound. No, the Chinatown tomatoes weren't as round or as pretty as the farmers market, but I suspect once sliced they taste the same. Puyallup is a hike, but reviews were plenty and positive. It is so far the largest market we've seen. There were plenty of choices. What I have learned is to walk the property before spending. It's easy to see something you like and buy it only to find another vendor selling for less. I can easily give this place 5 stars for selection, but pricing is a single star. Chocolate at $60 per pound. Jerky at $50 per pound and a glass of lemonade for $8. If you are bringing your signature items to market, be fair in how you price. I can get a gallon of lemonade for less than $5 at Safeway, a pound of jerky from Oberto for about $30 and a pound of candy for about $30 at See's, even closer to $20 if you buy certificates from Costco. I love to support the little guy, but I suspect short of the farmers, some of these sellers are doing very well for themselves.

Cute small farmers market in Orting. When I went, the first of second week at the start of their…read moreseason, I think there were about 20 vendors: -Fruit and veggie vendor -Sidhu farms (jams, fresh strawberries and fresh rhubarb) -A jewelry and plant seller -A local dog treat vendor -A used and new books vendor -A hot dog stand -A donut stand -Longhouse smoked salmon -bread and cakes and cookies vendor -permanent jewelry -kettle corn -some clothing with various graphics -flower bouquets Nice people, not too busy and some reasonable prices (not overblown like some of the bigger farmers markets have come to be).

I stumbled across here Friday, 8/18/17. Was actually on my way to eat at the Around the Corner…read moreCafe. Decided to stop by & support the local community & spend monies there. There were quite a bit of vendors there. Not so many people in attendance there. Wish they had more support. I purchased a few things such as organic veggies, Maple Vanilla Bean butter & ate my very 1st Native American Fry bread. LOL Don't laugh. I'm from CA. Actually, it was fry dog with Polish sausage. It was good, tasted like a corn dog kinda. Then got dessert @ the Mexican/Hispanic food booth called Empanada of many flavors (Blueberry/Coconut, Cinnamon Apple & Strawberry. It's basically a tortilla that appears to be deep fried then filled. It was ok. Wished they used fresh fruits instead. Overall, great experience. Didn't plan on spending, however, I did to support some local vendors.

The South Tacoma Farmer's Market has been operating for about 2 years now so that probably explains…read morewhy there are so few booths in attendance, like probably not more than 15 booths. That is probably the only and biggest criticism that folks might have about it. But otherwise, the market is in a great location. It's on the grounds of one of Tacoma's new community centers so there is plenty of parking and open park space where you can bring your dog and toss a frisbee or something after you're done shopping. It's also within reasonable walking distance of one of the Sounder stops. There's kids activities and live music. Most vendors accept alternative payments like EBT/senior vouchers and are also bilingual. So far the best booth is the bakery cart dude who hawks yummy mini-foccacia rolls in all kinds of sweet and savory flavors. The Manitou/South Tacoma neighborhoods haven't really had access to community events like this for years so I hope to see the market attract more vendors next year. I'd still recommend stopping by for the cheap produce more than anything.

Not one of the better Farmer's Markets I've been to, very small and you will probably spend very…read morelittle time here. The parking is pretty ample for this market, easy to get in and out. But, until it grows in size, IMO it's not worth stopping in- so would not recommend this one.

Enjoying a new, spacious location, the Tumwater Farmers Market is officially open for business…read more Early season vendors are friendly and raring to share their wares from gorgeous flower bouquets; lovely beauty, skincare, and health products; local honey; spice mixes and collections; exotic sauces; beverages; artisan jewelry; baked delectables; and food truck yummies; all supported by helpful volunteers that can turn your plastic into cash, as needed. Entertainment by highly talented musicians adds to the flare and ambiance of a fine market stroll and saunter for the first round, to check things out, and bolster your second, purchasing round as you circle back for those beckoning wares and delights. Oh, and never fear. There is plenty of parking, either on the school grounds or on Dennis Street. So, come on down and support our local Tumwater Farmers Market.

What a joke to call this a "farmers market" The only thing they have from a farm is some honey…read more Every thing else is crafts and expensive prepared food. I am so disappointed