We finally ventured out here and were pleasantly surprised! We tried to park in the lot midway…read morethrough the day and that was difficult, but ultimately found street parking nearby. We brought my daughter in a stroller and a dog on a leash and found the crowds manageable, and a nice family friendly ambiance. The vendors had quite some variety - olive oils, dip mixes, fruits, veggies, coffees, bakery, food trucks, local ketchup, flowers, etc. They also had some live music which was fun. We look forward to coming again soon!

Amazing venue, friendly and welcoming people, a variety of great vendors, and live music! I'm so…read morethankful Shorewood decided to do a winter market, it's been a big hit and I come every Sunday.

Stop by the Lemonade Lady! Elevated Essentials Lemonade. Love this Lemonade I come multiple times a…read moremonth. I catch her at festivals and it hits right every time.

It's been a decade the last time I was here, the prices are much more reasonable than other…read morefarmers markets in the city there's more variety in the produce selection compare at the farmers market around. My favorite booth is Vi Nai Cafe one word Stuffed Chicken wings.

We love our little local farmers market! We live just down the street, so lucky for us this one is…read morewalkable. It's held on Saturdays from 8am-noon, mid-June through Mid-October. Though a small market, it offered all local, high-quality products like fruits and veg, jams, honey, cheeses, flowers, meats, and baked goods. Plus, we always grab something from the prepared food vendors on site (which seem to rotate), like a breakfast burrito or churro! On our last visit, they had a nice little coffee pop up and I really enjoyed the latte. At the south end of the market, they have an area where you'll always find live music and a handful of seats to sit and enjoy. There's also various special events sprinkled throughout the season, like a children's reading time, and animal meet-and-greets! Overall, such a great community feel here. Love saying hey to neighbors, seeing all the cute pups that come through, and supporting local here.

I love there honey and salmon dip, and smoked trout and all the cheese they have and easy to find…read moreparking

I'm sorry for being the first three star review but thats the way it goes. After having a great…read moretime at the Fond Du Lac farmers market and getting a couple great items I looked around for a new Sunday farmers market and I found this one. I drove over from off Lisbon ave and I saw no farmers market so I drove around the whole park and it's all the way in the back. I still almost missed it because it's very small. I had some fresh ribs and cabbage in the slow cooker and I wanted a nice fresh vegetable side to go with it, to my surprise I couldn't find anything because it was mostly flowers, greens, sweets, salsa and basically nothing veggie wise as a side dish, see my pictures. This was the most useless farmers market and all I left with was a pork egg roll that was very average.

Nice li'l farmer's market, I heard about it on WMSE and wanted to check it out. About a dozen…read morestands, half of which are fresh greens herbs and veggies, and half food, bakery, drink stands. The veggies were so unbelievably fresh yet affordable, that was amazing. A musician was playing some music, giving this market a nice relaxed ambiance. Check out the Magic Garden sculpture, and there's a nice small playground and water spout area for the kids. Oh, and set your Google Maps for the exact address, as "Enderis Park" will land you blocks away, in the middle of said neighborhood.

I took a drive over after having breakfast in downtown Milwaukee to check the place out because I…read moredo like the summertime farmers markets but at 8:30 the vendors were not all there yet. I went over to another farmers market a few miles south to give them time to get rolling and I would return. I returned around 9:30 and to my amazement it didn't any bigger really but I walked around it and saw coffee stand, soap, two food stands, lots of flower, lots of leafy greens and root vegetables, jewelry, meat and cheese stand. I think maybe 25 stands at the max and absolute no fresh fruits at all. This was a pretty small farmers market with no fruits on my visit and I ended up leaving empty handed and I probably will not return because the Milwaukee area has a couple better farmers market options.

This market is incredible! It is smaller than most other markets which is amazing-you aren't going…read moreto be fighting a massive crowd of people swarming everywhere. They offer a series of unique, reasonably priced vendors including but not limited to: Coffee, flowers, natural products, meat, produce, popsicles, granola, CBD oil, cheese, dog treats, bread and so many more. The location is great with plenty of parking and they also offer free yoga and Zumba every market as well which is incredible! And then you can catch some live music. This market is incredible-you should definitely stop by!

I always enjoy stopping by the Westown Farmer's Market on my lunch breaks Wednesday afternoons in…read morethe summer. Whether you're looking for lunch itself, fresh produce, or canned goods, Westown has a solid variety. There are usually at least half a dozen food trucks lined up along the park, and other vendors if you want to purchase lunch at the market. There are another half dozen plus vendors for fresh produce, flowers, and other such things. For a lunchtime downtown weekday farmer's market, I would say there is a nice variety of seasonal vegetables usually available, and the prices are good. Other stands with baked goods and crafts are also present. If you have a half an hour to spare on your lunch break and you work downtown, I would recommend stopping by. Sometimes you'll even find live music.

Cute farmer's market that is open on Wednesday and when we stopped in at lunch town, it was…read morehopping. Food trucks, food stands, tents full of fresh vegetables and fruits, a florist making bouquets to order and even a live band on the center gazebo stage. I had a clear plastic container of nachos loaded with chicken and sour cream and tomatoes and onions and even a couple jalapenos. Yummy. For dessert, I went with the fresh-made Nutella crepe but that was a little disappointing actually. A small spread of Nutella and then a big squeeze of chocolate sauce. The big handful of slivered almonds was good though. Really enjoyed the opportunity to get outside, get some fresh air and some sunshine. Not much for seating though unless you want grass stains on your butt.

I visited the Winter market for the first time, and it was a pleasant experience. I enjoyed…read moretalking to a few of the vendors ago make and sell their own products - so impressive. One vendor had apples and honey - and there were artisans there as well. This market is indoors (thank goodness), so it's warm and cozy indoors to shop. The live musician singing and playing music provided the right ambiance. I recommend stopping by!

This is a great market. It helps bring back good memories of summer, while offering buyers cozy and…read morecomforting goods. Loved Matt's Wild Foods for exotic mushrooms I also spent far too much money on handmade pain balms, vegan spring rolls, fantastic preservative free wine cheese and several other items. You owe yourself a visit. Several vendors also offer snack or lunch/breakfast items for immediate consumption.

I stopped here to check them out around lunch time looking to see what they had and some lunch. I…read morewas hoping to find some hot peppers of the exotic kind. The market was not that big but not as small as the one I passed on earlier that looked pathetic. This one was mostly vegetables with few fruits and flowers compared to the other farmers markets that I have been to. There was none of the soaps, honeys and specialty items either. There is very little prepared food with a Chinese place that had egg rolls and crab Rangoon while the other end had roasted corn and shaved ice, that's as good as it got. No food trucks or carts of any kind, there is plenty of people traffic to warrant one. My hot pepper hunt fell flat and a basket of jalapeños for $2 was as exotic as it got while lunch was one egg roll and one crab Rangoon for $2 so it was mostly a bust today on this trip. This Farmer marker ended up being mostly vegetables so if that's what you are looking for than your good. If your looking for a grander Farmers Market with excellent variety than try the Greenfield one, way better.

This is my front yard. They have a large group of Hmong farmers who come every Tuesday and Thursday…read moreand Sunday. They sell a good variety of stuff, but the prices can be a little high if you ask me. I wish The National would come over and sell coffee, and perhaps some food vendors would join the party to make it feel more like what I am used to. People in Milwaukee are lame and never go out of the 2-3 "hip" areas, so since this is literally my front yard - get your chicken shit butts over here and get some red beets. If you were not such a bunch of lame-o's Milwaukee, this area would look like Humboldt Park, Chicago, or Williamsburg, Brooklyn now! Get on it! Oh, and bring the kids since soon we will have a giant new playground - it looks amazing!