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.

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!

Ordered tangelos three times over the phone shipped to Ohio. They were friendly and we had them…read morewithin 3-4 days.

Nice clean place. Great assortment of fruit and the sweetest oranges I've had in Arizona. Highly…read morerecommended

I like going to farmer's markets and have scoped out a few in Phoenix and this one is on the…read moresmaller side and only worth a visit if you're nearby. I live close by and wanted to show my mom this farmer's market and this is one of the few markets that operate on Sundays. The best one I have been to in the Phoenix area is the Uptown Farmer's Market, so if you come to this one, you'll be disappointed. Its still fun to come here and check it out and today when we stopped by there was a music artist playing a cover of Bohemian Rhapsody and that made the trip worthwhile.

The Ahwatukee Farmer's Market is a great local Sunday stop. It's not huge or fancy, but it has…read moreexactly what a neighborhood market should -- local farmers, artisans, fresh bread, coffee, prepared foods, and a great community vibe. This season I especially want to call out Lorenna Gallagher from Seeds and Good Deeds. She sold me the freshest eggs I've ever had. The yolks were deep golden and rich, and the flavor was noticeably better than anything you'll find in a store. Lorenna is part of a Phoenix collective doing urban gardening in the Phoenix and Tempe area and giving back to the community. Hearing about how she carefully raises and feeds her chickens, and recently expanded her flock, made the experience even more impressive -- and you can absolutely taste the difference. Be sure to seek out Seeds and Good Deeds when you visit the market. Supporting vendors like Lorenna is exactly what makes a local farmers market special.

Had the pleasure of touring this lovely farm today to learn more about their unique style of…read moregrowing healthy and nutrient dense produce that tastes delicious. We often grab our groceries at the Gilbert Farmers market and super impressed with the quality of our food here. Farmer Mark is knowledgeable and cares about our community and the future. He is a true gem. He teaches the younger generation about methods of sustainability and how the food really impacts others while taking into account how waste can be turned into something new. Anyways, the place is so peaceful and you can just sense how much care and regard has been put into the whole operation.

I have been following this farming operation for 15 years. Mark Rhine is a prodigy when it comes…read moreto growing produce organically and raising chickens and ducks ethically. We visited his farm today, Saturday to pick up some of his produce, what a treat! On weekends, Rhibafarm also covers farmers market all over the valley, check out their website to follow their schedule, well worth it!

Best small but mighty international/Latin market in the East Valley! It's in a small non-descript…read morestrip mall and if yoh blink you may miss it! They carry a ton of hard to find products from all over South America and even have a good selection of Brazilian and Cuban products- both of which are hard to come by! Prices are reasonable given the scarcity of these items and the young women who work here are very kind and helpful! They offer a few prepared/hot food options as well including tamales the last time I stopped in and they offer a service where you can wire money rl South America.

A great little place to find a wide variety of South American food products. I even found…read moreGuatemala beer!

This is seriously the best kept secret in Chandler! I stopped in for the first time on a Saturday…read moreand I was so impressed with the beautiful setup and the very kind owners. I bought the items to grill up some of their organic carrots (using their recipe) and they were so delicious! They have recipes laying out and most of the ingredients to make them. I bought some baked goods and they were delicious. I can't wait to go again next Saturday.

Always fun to shop what is in season and support local farming! You might be inspired to try…read moresomething new as well. They sometimes have more rare veggies in addition to the standards.

Eh, this market is so tiny and definitely needs more love to grow…read more We mainly went to go check out 10:19 coffee. And the line was CRAZY long! Clearly, this was the big draw for many of the people coming to check out the market (or we just had poorly timed our visit with when the free yoga class was over). We did look around, but sadly, ended up not getting anything from the handful of vendors that were there. It's a great location and has so much potential. There just needs to be more vendors/booths and maybe even a bakery that offers bread would be major plus to improving this market. Will be back, but I don't know if it will be anytime soon.

10/04/2025 Visited the Downtown Chandler Farmer's Market for…read morethe first time. It wasn't located in its usual spot that day due to a different event. It was quite small compared to other farmer's markets that I've been to. Vendors were selling AZ honey, sourdough, baked goods, skincare, charcuterie boards, sandals, farm fresh fruits and vegetables, and more. The strawberries from the farm were a beautiful red and looked so good. There was also a BBQ vendor selling sandwiches that smelled really good. I got a pretzel from one of the sourdough vendors, and it was delicious! Loved the texture. I stopped by 10:19 Coffee to check out their menu, and everything sounded so good! I love matcha and blueberry, so I got the Boo-berry Cloud. The barista asked for my sweetness preference and if I like the taste of matcha. Based on my responses, she recommended half sweet with an extra shot of matcha, and it was perfect for me! It was also adorably decorated with a "spooky ghost" that I assume was made with cream (see the photo!). That day was also the first time that the market had young entrepreneurs participate as vendors. I heard that they plan to do it once a month now. There were 7 kids booths selling snow cones, Halloween items, glassware, lemonade, dog treats, cookies, bracelets, and other trinkets. The one selling snow cones also hosted a few contests with the young entrepreneurs, with the prize being a free snow cone. All of the kids looked like they were having fun. Overall I had a nice time walking around the market with my mom. I will definitely come back as the weather starts to cool down!