**July 2026: Saturday Morning**…read more My friend and I were visiting Phoenix and were so excited to check out Uptown Farmers Market! This farmers market is located at a large church and after seeing the variety of vendors it definitely was such a fun way to start the weekend. We arrived around 8:30 a.m. on Saturday morning and had no trouble finding parking, which was a great start. I loved the variety of products featured here! There were everything from groceries and fresh bread to eggs, jams, pickled foods, soaps, and more. I'd guess there were maybe 100-150 vendors total, with most of them set up outside. There was also a section inside the church with a few vendors selling ice cream, produce, and other perishables, and that area was air conditioned, which was very welcome since it was around 110 degrees outside. They also had restrooms available, which was convenient. I believe vendor hours are from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m., but because of the summer heat, my friend and I only stayed from about 8:30 to 10:00 a.m. Overall, I loved the variety of Arizona-based products and services and thought it was a really enjoyable market to visit.

I'll say it again, this is THE BEST Farmers market I've ever been to and NOW THERE IS FRESH MADE…read morePAELLA ! Go early - opens at 7am and view the beautiful selection of fresh veggies! No worries here as the growers are present, the bakers are present and the chefs are on site. Prices are unbelievable (says a person who moved from CA!)

I would like them to expand and be bigger. I didn't think there was enough food items. The…read morepotential is there but I know it can be better

Locally grown products and local small business!! Great…read moreTamales, so-so Gyros, also great fruit choices!!

I just stumbled upon the most epic Saturday morning hangout spot in Downtown Phoenix - the Farmers…read moreMarket at the Arizona Center from 8am-1pm. They've got an insane variety of vendors selling everything from fruits and veggies to dog treats, candles, pastries that'll make your taste buds do the happy dance, food, gift items, and a whole lot more. And the cherry on top? All the vendors were ridiculously friendly, dishing out samples and the lowdown on their products like they're sharing secrets with old pals. Plus, there's ample seating, a DJ spinning tunes, and more food vendors than you can shake a stick at. It's basically the ultimate Saturday morning chill zone, and your furry friend is invited too - just keep 'em on a leash, okay? Oh, and bonus points - it's also the perfect spot for people watching, so grab a coffee, sit back, and enjoy the show!

Fun to walk around and enjoy the nice weather. Lots of booths with everything from produce to bread…read moreto ready to eat food. Found some cute little cantaloupes. Great for dog watching!

Urban Organic Gardens. They are hiding everywhere. You just have to keep your eyes open…read more I stumbled on this wonderful little patch of heaven while I was on the "Arcadia 9th Edible Garden Tour." It was one of the scheduled stops on the garden map. I had no idea what a treat we were in for as we pulled up to what appeared to be an ordinary one-story quiet neighborhood house. Getting out of the car we realized that this was no ordinary front yard. Yes, it had a small wooden rail fence around it. But behind that fence there was no traditional landscaping, no hedges, no grass, no manicured flower beds. There were rows of beans and corn and tomatoes and peppers! As we walked through the carport to the back, we entered a delightful sun room filled with baskets of fresh produce - all freshly picked and, of course, for sale. (Yep, I bought a few small fresh green items to supplement my salad already in the refrigerator at home.) The back yard was more of a delight than the front. Raised beds. Veggies and flowers. And, yes, there was some grass . . . . but most of all it was a miniature oasis of a farm from my childhood. There were chickens and goats, who all seemed somewhat nonchalant about city dwellers stumbling through their little bit of heaven. My Farmyard is a delightful example of what you can do to "grow locally. produce organically. [&] eat well." One of the services they will help you with is planning your own raised bed garden in your yard. They will help you create a "Planting Plan." Oh, I didn't tell you the best part. If you don't want to convert your yard to a veggie garden, you can sign up for weekly Urban Farm Produce Baskets. Freshly picked seasonal veggies and fruits delivered once a week. They even have half shares that are perfect for 1 person. And extra large shares for families or vegetarians. No more been in the store too long and came from who knows where. These veggies and fruits are grown in your own back yard - or in My Farmyard's front yard! Call and go visit your local urban organic farmer. He/she lives on a wonderful little patch of heaven right here in our city!

I tried to hire Rebecca with Farmyard to help install a small backyard garden as my friend and my…read morefriend's mother had both used her for their gardens with wonderful yields. Both had spent a few hundred dollars to help ensure their gardens were successful. I, on the other hand, was told it would be a $2k minimum just to plant the vegetables (that's with me creating the beds and doing the irrigation on my own)...and that it could be as much as up to $5k. The reason for the price discrepancy? "My location". I'm certain that's not the true reason as I don't live that far away (Chandler) It was either A) not profitable enough for them with the small job I required or B) related to my last name. Regardless, I recommend others take their business elsewhere.

a lot of the products they sale are from walmart , and priced higher than what walmart sales them…read morefor ... Regular fruit and vegetables. I was on an impression. It was a African grocery store had more American products in there. A few African products.

I rate this place at 5 Stars. People are friendly and…read morehelpful. Food is excellent and the place is very clean.

Was exited to find quail eggs at uptown public market. Great customer service you can catch them on…read moreInstagram he even gave my friend and I quail egg cutters. As a food network junkie and a food junkie period. This is a locally owned farm of quails they grow them as well as supply the eggs.encurage your local sushi place to use them as a supplier support local!

Hurray!! The Capitol Farmers Market has opened today! I look forward to this every year like the…read morestate fair! They have a lot of vendors, a lot of fresh organic and seasonal crops, seeds, and honey and ready to eat foods from small businesses. There is definitely something for everyone!! They open every Thursday 10:30am to 1:30pm and the vendors are always happy and professional. If you need to you the loo, you could probably use the one in the museum, it's free too so check it out!!

Incredible amount of vendors, some even from New Mexico, and all over Arizona. Painters, sculpters,…read morejewelers, dancers, and more. There were many original pieces for sale, there were demonstrations, a stage for musical performances, cooking demonstrations, bow and arrow demonstrations, so much. I was able to paint at a large community canvas! For food I had a lamb stew with roasted corn and fry bread. All of their food and coffee vendors are indigenous too. Enough free parking space, and seating space for eating. Excellent, superb event and very organized! Really impressed.

Stopped by Green Market today. It's definitely a new market & will likely be much different in a…read moremonth or two. First of all, they seem to have an identity problem. Have seen them call themselves Green Market, Go Green Market & Going Green. Need to stick with one or they're just going to confuse people. As far as the market itself, the location is nice. They've closed off a good part of Craftsman Court and it has a nice relaxed feel. Also ample parking all over & great places to grab lunch nearby. My favorite things with farmers markets are great produce and good food so that's what I look for. There are a couple of produce vendor and a couple of food stalls. I'm very excited to see Seacat Gardens there as we've been a big fan of them from Downtown Market for years. From talking with them, it sounds like they are really expanding their offerings which is great. Can't wait for their unbeatable tomatoes a bit later in the year. We're also fans of Crooked Sky Farms from Downtown Market & they have about the same size presence at Green Market. We also saw a number of vendors that have presences at either OTFM (Old Town Farmers Market) or Downtown Market or both: Tamale Store Doctor Hummus Herb n Organics Been There Roast That Vegan desert folks - think they're called Guilt Free Deserts Raimondo's Especial Tuna Gil's Taste of Taos Big Belly BBQ When we first started going to OTFM a couple months ago, it was far different from what it is now so it will be interesting to see what Green Market becomes. Having some of the great local restaurants at OTFM was huge for me so I'll definitely be on the lookout for more food offerings at Green Market.