​I was really hoping for a great experience at the San Tan Valley bazaar, but the food was a major…read moreletdown. It tasted stale, lacked flavor, and definitely wasn't worth the price. The atmosphere of the bazaar is cool, but they really need to step up the quality of the food options.

This is open once a month. I went there for the first time last month. They have a good selection…read moreof produce, and you can take as much as you can hold for a fixed price. They also have others selling eggs, trinkets and art and other things around the side, you pay separately for those. Overall it is quite conveniant and you know you are getting fresh stuff.

Food: Tended to daily. I can't wait for the pumpkins to be out this year ! (They have the best…read morepumpkins to carve cute faces into & they last the longest) Service: Charming Ambience: Don't come here if you lack patience or kindness, please. We come here to carefully select our favorite foods and drinks, ect. No one can convince me otherwise. Just smell the fresh produce and enjoy the "vibes" Thank you, all! Been coming here since I was a tiny rascal and I love coming back every time I'm in need of freshness. !

A huge selection of organic and local-grown fruits and vegetables. Their prices are amazing! You…read morewon't find these great quality groceries for such an affordable price anywhere else! They carry a lot of cactus candy products too. Great for purchasing as gifts and souvenirs if you're visiting. I can't wait to return!

This is a terrific place in town that I didn't even know existed until Christmas last year when…read morethey opened up the neighborhood with a ton of wonderful lights and sounds and goodies. We happened by again recently and flund that they have indoor eateries, small business shopping and a gift store of sorts. It's a great place to sit outside in the shade and watch the birds and listen to their songs. I had a lovely visit. I'll be back with friends.

Fresh food every time I visited lunchtime. Fresh ingredients and quality ingredients. There is a…read moregreat variety to choose from menu. Strawberry lemonade is top of my list, onion rings, fries are great with hamburgers. The meat is quality and tasty. Everyone is professional and nice. You won't be disappointed - you definately get quality for your money. I also recommend the farm store.

The Old Town Scottsdale Farmer's Market is the real deal! I absolutely loved exploring and seeing…read morethe great healthy options for food. Plus, like what other reviews have expressed it is more like a street fair vibe than a just farmer's market. McClendon's Select Groceries is solid and in my opinion the best option for fresh produce. Come ready with a portable bag to carry away great fresh produce. There is such a wide variety of other independent vendors to choose from whether you want Seafood, Mexican, Philly Cheesestakes, Caribbean, Pastries, French, I mean the list goes on. Definitely a great place to start your Saturday morning!

Soooo many GREAT UNIQUE vendors here. Paella prepared before your eyes, various home grown…read moremushrooms types made into seasonings, powder for tea. I bought homemade prickly pear powder for lemonade or tea or chicken! And blueberry jalapeno jelly from same vendor- she makes all things. Homemade pasta and meatball vendor there, garlic fettuccini... dog bakery, the treat dealer haha, and coffees, matcha. And so many wonderful things. Don't miss old town farmers market- be there or be square!!

Really disappointing change. This farmers market used to be in downtown Gilbert and had a much…read morebetter atmosphere. The new location at the Chandler Gilbert Community College is basically an asphalt parking lot, which takes away the whole charm of the experience. We arrived, saw the no-dogs sign, and then saw that the market was set up on hot asphalt in the sun, so we turned around and left. That was especially frustrating after making the trip, since the old downtown location was so much more inviting and enjoyable. It is a shame they moved it from downtown Gilbert to a parking lot setting. The old location felt like a community event. This one just didn't.

I have now came to the Gilbert Farmers Market twice and it has been great both times. They have a…read morelot of different places to check out. My favorite being the Tamales booth, proof bread booth, and Chai Booth. There is also plenty of hot served food and drinks throughout the farmers market. The only think I wish they would have more of is vegetable booths, they have two. The two are great, but they are so overpacked from buyers since there is a high demand, it makes it hard to check them out. Overall great farmers market.

I really enjoy the Mesa Farmers market, though much smaller than the other Valley markets, it's…read moreconfusing to grow, and a wonderful addition to the Mesa area. It has moved a few times since it started back up 5 or so years ago and is now currently in downtown Mesa off of main need the arts center. I do miss it being at Pioneer Park, though the park wasn't perfect, it was a lovely spot. That being said, downtown location isn't too far from its original spot. The market feature a few various produce stands, bread and lots of food or self care options. I prefer the more artsy stands myself, but still like checking it out every few weeks. All the local vendors are friendly, showcase great items and though you could check it all out in 30 or so minutes it's a great way to start a Saturday morning.

A great place for unique finds. Also fun people watching!! Huge flea market, you can spend several…read morehours there. It's nice because you can also grab a beer and some food!

I adore this farmers market. I'm not sure I'd actually call it that, but I go here for all of my…read moreproduce, herbs, and bread! I just left with: raspberries, mushrooms, cotton candy grapes, several apples, bananas and avocados plus a huge mango for $12.50! I put the same items in a cart at Fry's... $25 (& that's with coupons). I don't eat meat - but my friends have commented on their meat prices being fair or lower than the grocery stores. I'd highly recommend this spot to everyone in Gilbert. They do have jams, spices, and candies that are a touch spendy.

I had read great things about Power Road Farmers Market so I drove quite a way to go. I was so…read moredisappointed. The produce was not fresh. It wasn't anything I would eat . I was very disappointed and will never go again. Do not recommend.

Never got to try it because the parking is horrendous . It's in the middle of a busy neighborhood…read moreon a park area so if you can't find street parking you're not going to get there. It likely is good for people in the hood to visit . But I made 2 laps around for parking and left . It wasn't worth the hassle. Hope some day they can improve that

This area is so dang cute and such a fun spot to bring the family. There isn't any indoor seating…read moreas the store itself is small but lots of tables outside and plenty of room to sit elsewhere if you do visit. My husband has been here a few times and has loved the food everytime. They do sell out of things FAST so if you're wanting something specific, earlier is better. He's gone a couple hours after opening twice and they had already sold out of the brisket tacos he was wanting. Aside from that, nothing bot positive things to say about it. We love coming here!

I've been shopping at Superstition Ranch Market since I moved here in 1998, including the…read moreGreenfield location. Over the years, I've seen a lot of changes at both stores, but the Apache Junction location has really stepped up its game while still maintaining the hometown atmosphere that has kept me coming back for so many years. On my most recent visit, Michael Ray provided outstanding customer service. He was incredibly knowledgeable about the produce department, including delivery schedules for seasonal items, and was familiar with products throughout the store. When I asked for help picking out a watermelon for a party, he didn't just point me in the right direction--he took the time to dig through the display to find the biggest and best one. It was a huge hit with everyone, and I truly appreciated the extra effort he put into making sure I left with exactly what I needed. Michael Ray has been a wonderful addition to an already outstanding staff. Employees like him are the reason customers continue to come back year after year. His knowledge, willingness to help, and genuine commitment to customer service reflect the values that make Superstition Ranch Market such a special place to shop. Please recognize Michael Ray for the excellent work he does. He represents your store exceptionally well and deserves to be acknowledged for the positive impact he has on your customers.

Clean place great prices! Helpful people. The vegetables taste really fresh. I will keep going to…read morethis place.

Queen Creek Olive Mill is one of those places where I tell myself, "I'll just have something…read morelight," and somehow end up ordering half the menu. No regrets. On this visit, we had the Melabella, Charred Mozzarella & Pesto, and Classic bruschetta, along with the White Mountain Pizza, Olive Farmer's Caesar Salad, and their special Meatball Sandwich. I usually stick with my favorites--the Drunken Tomato & Pepperoni pizza or Olive Farmer's Rigatoni Bolognese--but decided to branch out. Everything was delicious! You can tell they use quality ingredients, including flour imported from Italy, and it really makes a difference. Honestly, it's hard to go wrong here. Special shoutout to Wendy, the manager, who is always so friendly and helpful. The entire staff is welcoming and makes every visit enjoyable. Great food, great ingredients, and great people. At this point, I should probably just set up a permanent table! P.S. Don't forget the gelato! It's THAT good.

The QCOM is a really cool local landmark. I've been coming out for years to buy their special olive…read moreoil. Apart from the EVOO, we enjoy the garlic and vanilla bean flavors a lot, but they offer so many other varieties. One thing I love is they provide recipe cards with suggestions on how to use their olive oils, vinegars etc. to make awesome dishes. That's how we first discovered the incredible vanilla bean olive oil waffle recipe. Another great service they provide is the ability to sample most everything. The store features other local products like jams, honey, granola etc. They have the OliveSpa line of body care products also. So many great items to shop for! Many years ago we took the tour and learned all about how the olive oil is made. And you cannot forget the Del Piero Kitchen where you can come dine for breakfast, lunch, dinner or brunch. Oftentimes on weekends they have festivals or live music on the patio. It's just a happening place - definitely worth checking out.