What a family-friendly place to pick some berries. Their easy to read website makes timing seasonal…read morefruit super easy. The sweetest strawberries and raspberries are available in June & July. Definitely a fun place to check out!

The coolest part was probably that they had a berry that I've never had before!…read more I don't remember what it was called anymore, but it was like a raspberry that kind of looked like a blackberry. Whatever it was, it was good! What else? Um. It's a person and berries in a tiny "building" in a parking lot. Pretty sure they only accept cash. Not much else to say! If you like berries and find yourself in the area, check 'em out...

This is Seattle's largest and oldest farm-and-food-only market, founded in 1993. There's no art or…read moreclothing sold here, which makes it a more focused market for people who want food on their shopping trip. I've visited here probably at least once a month during berry season to get berries that aren't sold in stores, such as black raspberries, olallieberries, etc. There are other unique offerings sold here such as stone fruit which are broken down into their cultivar names (rare to see in supermarkets) and you get to talk to the farmers who are bringing in the delicious food to the market. Excellent market. As far as getting there, the light rail U District station is two blocks away from the farmers market, and there are parking lots for people who drive here. Super easy!

A lovely farmer's market is open on Saturdays from 9 AM to 2 PM…read more It occupies one street, spanning about two blocks, and features a diverse selection of local and seasonal produce, bakery items, ready-made foods, and hot food vendors.

Fruit and produce store/stand on the roadside that's got a decent selection of produce…read more We stopped by just to check it out but didn't buy as we didn't need anything, but I'll certainly stop by again when we are in the area

I so appreciate that Yakima Market is available. As far as my vicinity, it's the biggest market…read morewith the most variety. They have a great choice in seasonal produce coming over from the valley. The nursery has a nice stock. It can be a bit spendy on some items, such as grocery stocked items, but on the fresh produce, they are in line with any other in city markets with good quality.

~~ {{ Arcade No. 2 slot at Pike Place Market }} ~~…read more Love this stand! Christa(?) and Holly (when there) are wonderful ladies. Christa is kind, cool and friendly whenever I have questions or want anything in particular. The main love I have for them is that everything is organic AND plenty of variety to select from! Yams, carrots, garlic? They gots 'em, yo. Their booth size is very decent covering a variety of roots, greens, herbs and jams. Lately, I've been loading up on potatoes, sweet potatoes and yams for steaming and baking. They're located south in the arcade - just a short walk north from the flying fish crowd. Thumbs up & much love!

The first week of our CSA at Growing Washington I cooked up some golden beets that arrived in our…read morebox. After one bite, my husband (who mostly ate spinach has his primary veggie), announced, "I never thought I liked beets, but these taste sooo good!!!" Growing Washington changed the way we cook and eat!!! We've been members of this CSA for three years and have offered our front porch as a hosting site. They provide 100% LOCAL and ORGANIC fruits, veggies, and even butter, flour, fresh flowers, herbs, and eggs. All the products are fresh and unique. The BEST thing about this CSA is that they provide a LIST of all the FRESH stuff on the farm that week, and you CHOOSE what works best for your taste, cooking style, and needs. You can be adventurous one week, and conservative next week. It's all so flavorful and delicious. I've been particularly impressed with the service. We've been going with the CSA for three years and anytime there has been questionable quality they always replace it, no questions asked. Two weeks in a row we got some icky misuna, and the third week they sent us FLOWERS. I always feel like I end up on top. Just another reason to love summer in Seattle.

Put a deposit for a wedding here before the pandemic. The pandemic came around with stay at home…read moreorders and closures everywhere. Owner would not refund the deposit even with the crazy special circumstances going on, told my wife that some other people were still proceeding with theirs. I had a very elderly grandmother who most definitely would not have been able to attend an event with 150 other people. Although the place looked nice I just cannot recommend them to anyone after my experience, now I'm just out the despot of nearly $2k and still bitter years later. Two thumbs down

Best and sweetest Upick berries in the Valley. Beautiful grounds. Friendly on site owners.read more

Terrific shop. It's almost magic how much fresh fruits and veggies and unique specialty items are…read moreavailable in such a small cute space. Top Banana is clearly dedicated to providing fresh, exciting produce to the community. The owner is so kind and knowledgeable. The prices here are very fair, and meals crafted with ingredients from Top Banana are always top notch. I used to live in Hawaii and deeply miss the fresh and tropical food available there, and Top Banana has truly helped with moving to the PNW by providing access to delicious, exciting produce!

Such a cute little grocery store in the Ballard area. Love the local feel and they have great…read moreprices on produce including bananas. We try to stop by every time we're around this block because it's just a fun experience to shop there. Great service that seems to employ some local kids, and there's a decently sized parking lot if you are driving here. The only downside is a credit card charge for any purchases under $10

The Tonnemaker family grows some of the finest organic produce in WA State. Most is grown at the…read morefamily's larger farm and orchards in Royal City. You can find them at various farmers markets throughout the state, but you can also now find them at the relatively new Woodinville farm. This smaller farm serves as a base of operations for Puget Sound. But it is a working farm, and the Tonnemaker grow many vegetables right here. Cucumbers (when they are in season) are also available as you pick here. The farm stand sells the produce from both Woodinville and Royal City. It's open a couple days of the week in the early season, then moves to a seven day a week schedule as the season progresses. Everything here is fresh and organic--and delicious! And the staff is helpful and friendly. You can't go wrong stopping at this farm and farm stand.

This is my favorite lower and produce stand on the west side of the mountains! You can never go…read morewrong with produce from Tonnemakers, and their flower bouquets are the best price!!!! Pro Tip: Come here for sunflowers ($5/LB versus a much higher price at the grocery store) and peaches! When fall comes around, atop by Tonnemaker's to avoid the crowded pumpkin patches, support a Washington family farm, and get your perfect front step pumpkin to carve for Halloween :) the pumpkins we got here last year were in a variety of sizes and colors (we had to get the white and orange!), all in the perfect round shape.

We stumbled upon this market. It was fairly small but had some produce available. I believe I…read moremight even saw a mushroom stand.

I don't usually visit farmers markets but I really wanted cherries since its cherry season…read more This farmers market is fairly small and likely even smaller than usual given covid19. You are asked the usual questions of have you been in contact with anyone who has been sick before entering. Inside, the booths were spaced apart. From what I noticed, there were 2-3 strawberry booths, 4 veggie+fruit booths, 2-3 flower booths and a handful of other miscellaneous booths in the realm of food. Given the size, it's an easy market to walk around, look at prices and decide what you want within 30 minutes. An update: I went again this week for more cherries. Compared to last time where we were still in phase 1, there were more people visiting + 1 more vendor I didn't see last time, popcorn! I just wanted to add that they are limiting the number of people inside, and the person with the questions has a spray bottle of sanitizer if you want any sanitizer.