Who doesn't love a good market!? The City Market is Kansas City's local open air market that allows…read morelocal Vendors of all kind to showcase their goods whether it be fresh fruits and veggies, art, jewelry, baked goods, plants, snacks, ramen, coffee, etc...legit everything and anything! While the game lets market is wide open on the weekend with booths of all sorts open for business, there are spots with permanent locations inside and along the perimeter. Those spots are where you will find the hot food and specialty drinks/snacks. The market is laid out nicely with several covered, but open air buildings and then an indoor space where the restrooms and other shops are situated. Another great thing about the market is it is a designated stop on the KC Streetcar, so getting to and from is a breeze, especially for those not familiar with the area. Also, it's fairly close to the river front, and is connected via paved pathway. Overall, great little market to spend some time wandering through, whether you have an agenda or just looking to experience a bit of local while in KC.

This was a fabulous stop! I lucked out with parking in the main parking lot and let me warn you to…read morenot skip out on paying. It was a measly $2.39 for two hours. I saw the meter maid on patrol both when I got here and when I left. They are ruthless! The market is cool and while I was here to see the Arabia (only here until November than then going... they don't know where) but I took the time to walk around and to get a coffee at the unimaginatively named City Market Coffee House. The cortado was more flat white but it was tasty and delicious and it was nice to sit for a bit and people watch before heading to the riverboat. Lots of other food and drink options here and shopping too. [Review 830 of 2026 - 548 in Missouri - 26011 overall]

I really like the Lenexa Public Market. It's pretty good sized and they have lots of seating both…read moreinside and outside. It's clean and they have plenty of options for food and drinks. They have multiple drink vendors including coffee, boba tea, mocktails, cocktails, and beer. There is also a variety of food options from pizza, to sandwiches, to Asian noodles, Pakistani, African, breakfast foods, and donuts. I've only visited a few of the vendors but all have been friendly and service was great. Value is in line with what you see at other similar restaurants. The market is kid friendly and they have lots of games that you can play. Definitely stop by if you're in the area!

We have started coming here regular. I go for the noodles at saba saba and she goes for the pizza…read more We grab a board game and enjoy a nice game night out. I need to try the BBQ pop up it smells great and good reviews from others.

This is the best location, hands down. The staff is always so friendly and helpful, and the coffee…read morethey have in the cafe is always made deliciously. I haven't gotten to try their cocktails yet, but I guarantee that will happen soon! We got the banana bread latte and pothole latte in the souvenir World Cup cans and we couldn't have been happier! The drinks weren't too sweet, which I appreciated. We also got a vanilla donut for our daughter which of course was scarfed down.

Right in the middle of the beautiful Country Club Plaza in Kansas City, MO, The Made in Kansas City…read moreMarketplace is a great place to shop... literally something for everyone! Shop to your hearts content between the wine bar in the front and the beer & spirits bar in the back! Many KC themed items I wanted for myself, from candles to food, games, original art, apparel, and there's even a cafe in case you're hungry. Be sure to go the bar in the back where you can try some of Kansas City's best gins, including J. Rieger's, Tom's Town and Lifted Spirits. Kudos to the bartender, Coyote!

I went there on a Sunday it very hard with parking and it was very dirty this place shouldn't be…read moreopen

nothing really there except garage sale stuff and probably alot of stuff from cargo largo bin wins…read more there was a rock and gem jewelry guy there that had actually home made stuff and wasnt junk other than that guy we bought some arkansas quartz, we didnt buy anything else just an expensive garage sale. wont go back its not like what you see in the flea market flip series. dont go if you are wanting that. 2$ a person now

Lovelovelove this sweet little farmers market! Not overwhelmingly huge, but still with a solid…read moreselection of products. I especially loved the native plants at City Roots, and it's always nice to see the good people from Messner Bee Farm. There's live music (with room to dance!,) fresh produce, hot food, local artisans, and plenty of green space to stroll through. Parking isn't difficult- lots of street spots, especially if you go later in the evening after other local merchants have closed.

The Mission Farm and Flower Market officially opened at the beginning of June, and is a great…read moreaddition to the shops along Johnson Drive. After an 18 month-long intensive infrastructure project to bring major updates and beautification to Mission's main drag, this local farmer's market, located in a grassy byway along the Rock Creek Trail between Reeds Road and Maple Street, helps add to Mission's "hometown downtown" feel. For those who live in the area, it's easily accessible on foot via the streamway trail and/or Johnson Drive, and for those who drive in, parking is plentiful and easily accessible at city lots at Outlook and on Woodson Rd., which offer access to the trail. Local businesses ScriptPro, Shortstop BP, and Casey Bros. Sinclair along Johnson Drive also have arrangements with the city to allow parking, and there is a ton of angle parking on the street due to the recent upgrades. The market is new, but already has a good number of vendors setting up awnings on every Saturday, 7 a.m. - 1 p.m., through September. In addition to produce vendors, several local shops have kiosks, including Dips and Sips, with their massive cinnamon rolls, and Werner's with their sausages. Vendors also sell popcorn, baked goods, local honey, plants, flowers, cheeses, soaps and lotions, farm fresh eggs, meats, and jams and jellies, to name a few. The market is open air and spread out along a popular dog walking trail, so there is plenty of space for pets, a grassy expanse for kids to play, as well. There was live folk music this morning, and I ran into Mission's mayor and his wife, who noted that bench seating and canopies will be added as the project progresses. As a resident of Mission, one thing I appreciate is a sense of small-town community in an area that's metro-suburban, and projects like this really add to the neighborly, community feel. The first couple of Saturdays of the Market, rain has been an issue, but today's market was sunny and hot, and lots of people, vendor and customer alike, were out early. Lots of visiting with vendors, and just a really great, friendly community experience. I'll look forward to watching this neat new farmer's market grow, from the ground up.

I can't believe that I didn't know this was here! A farmer's market open on Tuesday evenings in the…read moreNorthland! This is possibly the best news I've gotten all week! Now I will warn you, if you are picturing the Northland's answer to River Market, stop now! This is a much smaller market with just a handful of vendors, two produce stands, two baked goods, salsa, and even a homemade curries served hot! I was highly impressed with how much was offered in such a small space! The baked goods were devine, try the citrus shortbread! Although the GF baked good table is also well worth the trip. You know how most gluten free items taste like cardboard? These don't! The muffins taste like muffins, the bread is soft like bread and the snozzberries taste like... nevermind you get the point! Really enjoyed the homemade salsa, in four different varieties of heat! BRING IT! Unique local produce offered, hello wild blackberries and green cauliflower! But the best part for me was visiting Kafa, a woman who really should have her own restaurant and who's mango curry chicken could cause a serious addition! She serves a variety of foods from her homeland still warm and really should be your regular Tuesday night dinner stop! After being tempted with many tasty samples I loaded up, I'll be enjoying Kafa's home cooking for a couple days at least! They are open every Tuesday June - August 4pm-8pm or until they sell out! Warning - not for those with limited willpower around homemade food and fresh produce!

There is so much more this could be, talked to the vendors and it sounded like the management was…read morekeeping people out, so small no choices but the vendors are all nice and for whats there, its good but it could be more.

This was such a fun place to experience in Kansas City!! We came with a group of 15 at around 6:00…read moreon a Friday and it was pretty packed but still super fun!! The chicken teriyaki at the Japanese restaurant was not what I expected, but really good! The portion was very small, so I had to go back and get sushi for a full meal. The beef pho was very rich in flavor and overall everything was executed well. Another fun thing about this area is the ice cream place next door which had really quality ice cream! Would recommend!

I love Strang Hall. It's a huge eclectic food emporium. I love going there…read more I'm a huge fan of mocktails and they have some good drinks. It's hard to choose. Then it's hard to drink just one. I love Brussel sprouts. I crave them. Especially Strang's. The sweet and savory little smackers are fantastic. And there's a lot of them. They fill me up. Easy ordering from the ap. But, if you don't like ordering from an ap, the employee at the Brussels sprouts place (starts with an A, the very back), will get snippy and snap: "You have to use the ap. If it doesn't work, go to the guy standing by the bar." And swish you away. That kind of ruined the ambiance. Barring that, I have my rotation: Beer Kitchen's zucchini fries: a stack of breaded zucchini sticks laid in a Jenga type tower. Beer Kitchen also has pretzel sticks. They are huge! But the sauce is a mustard sauce, (yuck) some kind of cheese sauce, and an apple sliver. These minus mustard sauce are on my rotation. As for desserts, I bought another mocktail. Might as well, right. 4 stars for the snippy employee.

I always love coming up to the Farmer's House. I stopped in for my annual Apple fritter fix. We got…read morethe bag of Apple fritters, the pulled pork sandwich and the frito pie. I also got a cup of the apple cider served cold and it was delicious. I love looking through the store and supporting this business and their mission. Can't wait to visit again.

A fantastic place!…read more The employees are always friendly and helpful. I love the mission behind The Farmers House Market.

The newly renovated Overland Park Farmers' Market is a fantastic refresh, offering both indoor and…read moreoutdoor shopping spaces filled with locally grown produce, fresh meats, baked goods, spices, flowers, artisan products, and much more. We arrived early to beat the crowds, and it was definitely worth it. Parking seems much improved thanks to expanded lots and additional street parking throughout the surrounding area. The busiest stop by far was Nitchals Farm, where nearly 25 people were already lined up at 7:30 a.m. waiting for homegrown tomatoes and fresh produce. Not wanting to miss out (a little FOMO never hurts!), we joined the line ourselves. While we waited, several people couldn't stop talking about how good their tomatoes are, so it felt like we made the right choice. Another favorite was Bazaar Spice, which offers an impressive selection of spices available by the scoop or in bottles. We picked up two bottles for $15 and chose the Italian Blend and Salsa Blend, both of which smelled amazing. Every vendor we visited was welcoming and friendly, and there was an incredible variety of high-quality products throughout the market. It's easy to see why this has become such a popular community destination. We're already looking forward to making it part of our weekly summer routine. A few tips: - Arrive early for the best selection, especially if you're hoping to grab fresh tomatoes. - Bring a few large reusable shopping bags--you'll likely leave with more than you planned! Current Market Hours - Saturdays: 7:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. (April 18 - September 26) - Wednesdays: 7:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. (June 3 - September 2) - Fall Saturdays: 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. (October 3 - November 21)

Closed last year, back open this season, and honestly better for it. This place is huge -- I lost…read morecount somewhere around booth 30. Food, honey, maybe 50 kinds of jam, bison sausage, you name it, there's something for everybody. Only knock is I wish there'd been more coffee vendors, but the croissants more than made up for it. They corral off the surrounding streets for the market, so budget for parking two or three blocks out and walking in -- worth it. Vibe-wise it's got the same energy as the River Market downtown, but way more breathing room between booths, which makes it a lot more approachable if you actually want to browse instead of shuffling shoulder to shoulder. Will be back.