Cute, small, and focused on mostly bakeries, farms(meat, eggs), and plants. Not a huge variety if…read morelooking for gifts or other Knick knacks. Easily accessible with parking a row over, same level as where you park. Fun to visit and get to know vendors, as there isn't too many people where you feel rushed. Take your time getting to know them. The prices were higher than the store, but all of these are homegrown, natural products, so the price tag is justified!

A very average Farmer's Market. There is a moderate amount of stalls with a few food and treat…read moretrucks. People are always friendly and it's a nice stroll when the weather is nice. I'd like to see more stalls come in to make it more of an experience.

Lovely produce and flowers. Nice people also. should not have to leave 85 characters in a yelp…read morereview that's ridiculous.

I have shopped spring through fall at this market for about 15 years. Quality fruits, veggies,…read moreannuals & perennials. The staff has always been very friendly and knowledgeable, offering great advice & companions plants to whatever I was searching for. I love just wondering through there just to take in the loveliness. They do a great job of maintaining their live plants as well. As I plant fiend, I appreciate that.

This is a nice little outdoor weekday market -- quality products and friendly vendors…read more I stopped by this market for the first time. It's open every Monday afternoon during the growing season. It's also conveniently located in the parking lot adjacent to Main Street in downtown Anoka. There weren't a lot of vendors but I think things will pickup as the season continues and as harvesting progresses. I recognized the bakery & jam lady from the Blaine market. This time I took a chance and tried some jalapeno jam -- she calls it "Jalapeno Heat" -- it was great! Stop by if you're in the area on Monday afternoon! -Daddy Maxx Retro

Local, home grown produce. They practice sustainable farming and are so incredibly friendly. I'll…read moremake sure to come back again next time we're in town!

First visit on Wednesday -- it was hopping with vendors and customers!…read more I didn't expect much when I checked out the Wednesday market in Coon Rapids. It's in the parking lot behind the Coon Rapids Ice Arena. This is one of the 3 market locations for the Anoka County Grower's Association. I was pleasantly surprised! The market is only open from 3 to 6. But it was packed with people and bustling with activity. And due to the hot day and the pool on the opposite side of the arena, there were a bunch of families and kids. I bought some nice fresh veggies for the week. I also got some rhubarb jam from the jam/baker lady. Definitely...stop by if you're in the area! -Daddy Maxx Retro

We pulled up on the first day and all they had were 2 trucks with very little produce. Quite…read morepathetic for a county farmers market. Go somewhere else. Coon Rapids is not worth the time or effort

Visited the New Hope Farmers Market on Aug. 21. It has about 12-13 vendors and two or three food…read morevendors. I bought honey, veggies, a giant cantaloupe, pickles, and more! Although it's small, everything available was beautiful and fresh, and it had all the right stuff for me. Parking is very, very close, and there's lots of it.

New Hope Farmers Market. Thursdays opening at 3:00 p.m. only about 12 vendors and only three had…read moreveggies but that's enough for me I don't like the bigger markets. I got Cherry tomatoes, slicing tomatoes, and green beans and the prices were so so so reasonable! Easy to get to lots of parking

We have been coming for a few years. Great for vegetables! The vendors selling flowers and plants…read moreare good also. The bread guy is a bit overpriced. We keep asking for the raspberry ricotta bread and he never has it so we have given up on him. Natasha's piroges, her piroges and blini are good. We keep asking her for borscht and she replies "next week I have borscht!". Then she doesn't have it or is gone the next week. Luckily we do errands on Tuesday afternoon also so it isn't a complete bust. Bring cash or you pay a fee for market bucks. Mostly just the produce vendors that don't take credit.

Best canned Beets in town, flowers by the bushel at low cost, good ppl energy/Oura, and location…read more Lots of different items, mostly locally grown! Thank you city of Golden Valley for hosting such a good event!

This farmer's market seems to be improving over time. This year I've attended all but one since…read morethey opened in mid June. Slowly, slowly the numbers of stalls and the items on offer are increasing. Since I'm really only interested in the fruit and veg, I've paid little attention to the other things available such as homemade soaps, jams or jellies. As for the veg -- and, save one stall selling strawberries, there has been no fruit -- there's quite a nice variety including things like very young leeks (hard to find otherwise) and small eggplants. I've also seen kohlrabi, various greens, and some really beautiful fresh basil and dill. This week, I was surprised to discover an orangish cauliflower, something I had not seen for sale anywhere before. Have to see what the next few weeks bring onto the scene. And just a note: compared to the nearby New Hope farmer's market, Market in the Valley is a good bit larger and has a wider variety despite what the reviews I've read say about how big the New Hope one supposedly is.

Looks like they are always rotating in new flavors, lots of seating all the time, and staff is…read morefairly quick & friendly! Honeydew sorbet - sweet, fruity, and fragrant. Kinda hot take, it tasted good with the cookies and cream. Cookies and cream - nice cookie chunks and creamy classic. Triple berry - texture was a little different, but still a good berry ice cream.

Super yummy ice cream. Very popular. Had to wait in a long line…read more Good thing I live in Phoenix so I wont be tempted to go every day.