This market is so cool!! They have these spreads that are firee so good they're from Doctor Hummus as the sales guy I think. He gave me a sample to try the first time I came, telling me the italian pesto one was addictive, and indeed it is lol Then I also tried ice coffee from here which was okay, but tbf I'm not really a coffee connoisseur. Though they have the wheel of coffee flavors like for wine tastings that I was taught about by Thomas earlier.. OH and also they have pichuberries !! =) read more

I would have rated this a 3.5 if it were an option. That being said, I am probably grading this farmer market based on my most recent stay in Charlotte where the farmers markets are measured by acres, not by parking spots. But alas, this is a desert so take this review with that as context. This market is located in the parking of the park and takes approximately 10-12 spots on each side. The majority of the vendors were selling prepared food, merchandise and pet products with only 2-4 vegetable and produce stands. And those stands were limited to most of the basic veggies and fruits you would expect but at prices that were higher than some of their organic counterparts at your local supermarket. Translation - no real deals to be found and very few heirloom vegetables to try. I did buy some veggies and fruit from one of the larger stands at the end of the row, but other than that, there wasn't much to it. I do give them a bonus for being dog friendly. But if your dog isn't really chill, I would avoid this spot because the gallery is tight. read more

So, when we moved here 13 years ago this w were excited that a farmer's market was within a short bike ride from our apartment. There were plenty of vendors that actually sold a variety of items that you would normally see at a farmer's market. Let me be clear as to what is supposed to be at a farmer's market: vendors with a wide array and variety of fruits, veggies, nuts, etc...in other words things that are grown locally to support the community. Over the years, this has changed dramatically and there is currently only one or two vendors there that meet the above criteria. Not to mention the parking situation is dreadful, especially with the addition of the pickleball courts on site. Naturally, I will always try to support local growers but this market is not a must-do event for me anymore. Eat, Drink, and Be Merry, my Friends!! read more

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Nice market to go to for local produce. Everyone is so friendly and enjoy what they are doing. We go here to get our local honey. read more

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The Roadrunner Park Farmers Market is one of my favorite Saturday morning spots, relaxed, colorful, and full of quality. The variety of fresh produce is especially impressive (everything from crisp greens to seasonal fruit), plus there are baked goods, honey, fresh-cut flowers, and handmade items that make browsing a joy. The park setting is lovely, with a pond, ducks, playgrounds, it's easy to make the trip a small weekend outing. The vendors feel local and genuine, pricing is fair, and there's a real community vibe. If you want fresh, well-sourced groceries in a friendly, outdoors atmosphere, this market delivers. read more

Parking lot one was full so I drive along the side and up a block and was successful. The cars were there for the park, playground & fields because the market was very doable. Most people kept their distance and were masked. I enjoyed the various vendors and tried a prickle pear lemonade, spinach pie, grape leaves and Palettas. I plan to return another Saturday to try & buy other items. After eating and shopping we strolled about the pond and used the playground. read more

Roadrunner Park Farmers Market - Enjoyed both the stuffed grape leaves and spinach pie. - Farmers Market Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

I have been here twice. Nice location, parking is hit or miss. The vendors are pretty consistent about coming weekly. There are quite a few fresh vegetable and fruit stands. A couple tamale vendors, a few breakfast options and a bakery too! There is a small presence of health and wellness booths too. There is something for everyone read more

Parking is a challenge but be patient- spaces open up. Good local produce flowers bread honey etc. try to go early read more

Goid selection good fresh vegetables but a bit pricy. Great salsa at the vegetable tent.

Very nice farmers market! The vendors are pretty spread out and there's one long, spacious walkway. It's very well shaded and there are canopies everywhere. We visited on a Saturday morning and we were pretty lucky to find parking (someone left as we pulled up). They share the parking lot with the actual Roadrunner Park so the parking lot fills up pretty quick. We love supporting small & local businesses and there were a wide variety of vendors there. Just to name a few, they ranged from farm fresh produce, homemade food like honey, fruit spreads, tamales, and even homemade soap bars and lotions! My only complaint is that there was only 1 table nearby to sit & eat. It was also really hot and the table wasn't shaded. I suppose this place would be better anytime other than summer, so we'll definitely have to check it out when it gets cooler. read more

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I love this place! local produce, honey, plant start, and amazing sourdough bread. I honestly don't understand reviews less than 5 star.

The market is small but the vendors were nice. I wish there was more variety to the market.

I love this small but full of amazing goods farmers market! Always fun! Always great vendors! Duck pond and playground so it's a great Saturday for me and my kids! read more

Have been to this park a few times in the past but lately only coming here for the farmers market which is every Saturday until 1:00 p.m. at least during the winter months probably earlier during the summer otherwise you would cook while you shop. read more

Always love shopping there for fresh produce and bread Great vendors and tented areas.

This is my go to place when it comes to shopping I've now got to the point where I don't really wanna go to grocery stores as much unless there's something that the farmers market doesn't offer the eggs are amazing the meats are amazing as well as all the vendors are pretty friendly. I do miss my migraine guy who sold the soil free micro greens But other than that I have to say this place is great read more

Very difficult getting in and out of the parking area. It's one way and to go East on Cactus you have to go west and wait forever for a left turn signal to do a U turn at 51 which takes forever. The vendors are friendly but a lot of overpriced stuff you can find elsewhere. I also don't know how 4 different honey booths can co-exist but more power to them. read more

A farmers market always makes for a fun weekend excursion, especially if there is something you would like or need. I live near the Roadrunner Park Farmers Market and have for years but it was only this year that I discovered how great of a market it is. For as busy of a farmers market it is, I have never had difficulty finding parking either right next to the market or a 3 minute walk away. Some of the vendors I visit at the market are just for fun like a peanut butter company that sells home-made white chocolate peanut butter or a company with pet toys. These make great gifts but I really don't NEED them. Then again, window shopping at a farmers market is fun, especially with so many vendors offering free samples. Then there are the vendors I like to shop regularly at including the Arizona Cheese Co., which sells delicious cheese curds, or one of the many fruit/vegetable/nut stands where I pick up fresh oranges. Plus, it's fun to get a snack perhaps a croissant or morning treat at yet another stand. All in all, a great way to start a Saturday! Definitely recommended. read more

Wonderful way to start off your Saturday morning! Tons of organic produce, delicious tortillas, pickles, bread, salsas, and high quality meats, cheeses, and eggs!! If you live in the area this market is worth the visit! read more

So fun! We come almost every weekend and get as many of our groceries here as we can!

Farmer's markets in Phoenix are always a let down... and this one is no exception. There simply are no farmers. There are one or two people who buy a bit of bulk produce and resell. There are a couple of people who have cuttings and small plants... then there are the crafters and resellers who sell cute little things they buy and embellish or make. Depending on the time of year, there is a baker, and there is usually a person who makes olives or pickles. I don't count the olive guy and the hot sauce guy as "farmers" because their products are actually made in commercial kitchens and have slick packaging so they can sell off their website. Nope.... there just isn't a farmers market in Phoenix, but it is a nice place to walk when the weather is good and I feel like a nice walk. For a real farmer's market: http://www.yelp.com/biz/soulard-farmers-market-saint-louis read more

I enjoy coming here every so often for some fresh produce and baked goods. I live about one mile away so it is convenient. The produce is always fresh and affordable. It is a great place to find some of the more exotic items like fresh lemon grass and other greens. I usually spend about $10 to $15 for a couple of bags of vegetables and then go home and do my gastronomic magic. Parking can be a struggle. It seems that there is always someone in front of you creating a parking nightmare for no reason. The fresh eggs taste great. The fresh fish is good, but terribly overpriced. I am especially fond of the specialized honey and by-products offered. A good way to spend a Saturday morning. read more

What a fun little gem in the NE Valley ( NEPHO ? )...I have been going frequently for the past month and have to say that I am pleasantly surprised! What a great way to spend a beautiful Saturday morning ( before the "burn" of summer ) and discover local goods...Salsas, soaps, honey, eggs, veggies, and on and on are there for your enjoyment. In this day and age of being disconnected from those in our own community, this is a great place to reconnect. I have vowed to try at least one or two new things every time I go and I cannot wait for next Saturday! I almost feel "European" buying ingredients for a dinner later that night and knowing that it all came from my city, my state :) read more

Good place to spend a Saturday morning! The organic produce is a little pricey... I usually get mine for half the price at Sunflower market. But the quality is pretty good. They have some good vendors there. My favorites are...- Dr. Hummus for out of this world delicious but pricey hummus and pita chips. - The Tamale Shop for a unique selection of tamales. Check out their great vegan and vegetarian tamales! - Taste of Taos for yummy and filling breakfast burritos. - the dog treat vendors. I forgot the name but I pick up some pumpkin treats for my pup. I suggest parking on the street on the north side of the park. We take our dog and enjoy the nice walk across the park to the market. read more

This Farmers Market is really close to home, love getting up early to get a head start on my day. Organic, fresh eggs, vegetables, flowers, Queen Creek Olive Oil, fruit and lets not forget the Hatch Green Chilies from Taste of Taos, he roasts them right there, man this last bunch was HOT! We support Buy Local! Parking can be a bear but if you pull in right next to the tennis courts your chances to finding a good spot to park is better. read more

This is one of my favorite farmers market in the valley. I love the variety of vendors that come here. They always have fresh produce from local farmers and there is an amazing honey stand here, that i frequent every time I come here. The vendors usually offer samples and are always super friendly. It does get crowded in the mornings and the parking can be a bit of an issue but there is plenty of street parking. read more

Great selection and wonderful vendors. Always a nice treat to visit this small, but diverse farmers market. Great place to enjoy a hot and fresh breakfast. Make sure to walk around the park and enjoy the surroundings. read more

If you haven't been to this Farmers' Market you are in for a real treat! Prices aren't as good as I thought they'd be at a market, but the quality makes up for it (and most vendors will give you a smokin deal if you buy in bulk). The produce is outstanding- So fresh and tasty!! The farmers and vendors themselves are a bonus, too, friendly and generous with the samples, and really sweet with the little ones. Look out for Great Harvest breads- we bought a loaf of carmel apple bread and we can't stop eating it! It is soft and moist, and has little chunks of chopped apples and carmel. I wish there were a little more variety- the produce is fresh and bountiful, and the food vendors have some great things (look for the pulled pork and green chili breakfast burrito, oh mannnnn they are awesome!), but I wasn't so impressed with the crafts. Hopefully there will be more as we near the holidays. Most of what you'll find is so-so jewelry, some nice soaps and candles, and tie dye. The parking is kinda crazy, but you can drive around to the back of the park and park on the street. Hardly anyone parks there and you get a nice walk along the pond and through the playground. Beautiful way to spend the cooler mornings with friends, your children or walking your dog. read more

I don't go for the produce (very spendy) but I do get my Tamale's here, some goats milk products like soaps, etc. and Crow's Dairy goat milk chevre, gelato, and feta! It's my one stop odds n ends shopping. Crow's is the BEST quality I've found around PHX and the Tamale Store is easier to get to here than making it into their "real store" on Cave Creek due to their limited days/hours. RRP makes life easier! read more

I really enjoy a good farmers market but where I am from, they are usually only around for a few months. I was really happy to discover this market on my way home from yoga one Saturday morning. Finally the next week I remembered to have cash on me (most farmers markets are not equip with credit/debit machines..not yet) and was very happy to find some beautiful produce at reasonable prices. I have been going every Saturday for about a month or so and am starting to get to know some of the farmers. If you are a tomato fan, you will LOVE the man who sells tomato's for $5 a pound. May sound a bit steep but seriously, I have never had tomato's like this. One less star for parking...it gets pretty busy around 10am Check it out, its a fun Saturday morning activity! read more

Not a bad farmers' market if you're in the north part of valley and don't want to make the drive to Downtown. Its every Saturday morning till about noon and you can count on this place year round. Good selection of vegetable and fruits courtesy of the relatively large stands by Windmill Farm as well as a couple of small vegetable vendors...I think some of these people actually are bringing in stuff from their backyard...but hey it's fresh. Also the smaller vendor carried some interesting stuff like sweet Thai Basil. read more

Went to this place for the first time today. The walking path was narrow. And, many people were walking with their dogs. Not safe for small children. I got peed on my leg by someone's canine, when stopped to look at the produce. Needless to say, I am not coming back. read more

Look for the guy that sells the spicy pickled items. Free samples. The spicy pickled asparagus ROCKS! Show up an hour before the scheduled closing time or you will have limited selection. They start packing up early. Pinnacle Farms has a great no contract food co-op. Make sure you ask her about it when you see their booth. read more

This is an appropriate place to go if you want to feel good about yourself. You spent the week eating fast food, speeding down the highway, and leaving the lights on. Now Saturday has arrived and you can BUY LOCAL and tell all your friends about it. I'd be lying if I said I wasn't guilty. In all fairness, this is a pretty cool market. You can pick up a huge variety of produce along with some prepackaged awesomeness. There's little more I love than buying a bag of delicious banana chips for a dollar. read more

So much fun on a Saturday! They have food trucks that visit also. Parking is sometimes really difficult since they have games in the park all the time. read more

Wrote another review for the park, but it really needed to be here. I ventured out 30 miles to check out this market I heard raves about, finally took the bait. It is still a little too hot to really enjoy the atmosphere, bit there was so any things to sample, learn about, and look at. The vendors were upbeat wen with the hot humid day that presented it's self and willingly answered any questions we had. We walked away with an amazing loaf of bread from Noble bread and some non GMO, heirloom, no pesticide organic plants to add to our ever growing garden. So pleased with the experience, I will become a regular. The draw back, was the lack available parking, but we figured it out and know what to expect our next visit. One of the best Farmers markets I have been to in the central Phoenix area. read more

Can anyone tell me if they recall who had the pickling stand at the 101 and Shea market that closed? I really want to get some more of their pickled peppers but cannot track them down. Any help is appreciated! read more

Great variety of vegetables!! Not one of those farmers markets that is all homemade or small businesses. There are also some really great breakfast vendors so come hungry. Price points were very affordable read more

I go at least twice a month to this farmers market and I have not been let down. I am so happy to see more of the vendors carrying fresh eggs, they taste so much better than the store bought ones. I plan on trying some of the grass fed beef and hopefully this week the Queen Creek Olive Oil company will be back. I also think you should all find the Brittle man and try out his stuff. Yummy! read more

This is an amazing farmers market. The sellers are always nice. There are plenty of samples and the variety of food is delicious. I have been coming here for years. The vendors are consistent read more