My wife and I like farmers markets and this one is a good one. One thing I use to gauge how good…read moreit is ...is the number of coffee roasters in attendance, this one has two really great ones that we've encountered at other markets. DV8 always makes great coffee drinks and roasts awesome beans, picked up a bag of Mexico Santiago Atitlan. The other primo roaster is District, I picked up a bag of whiskey barrel aged coffee beans, whiskey whisperer...i've bought this before and it's pricier but worth it....amazing flavors. If you want snacks they have a wide selection, produce....check, they even have a lady bartender selling handcrafted cocktails ready to take home.

We always go for the Three Sisters fresh eggs and the fantastic English Muffins in the booth next…read moreto it. When veggies are in season you can't beat it.

I stopped by Market Bar and tried the Lavender Matcha for $10, and it was absolutely delicious!…read more The matcha was smooth, refreshing, and had a wonderful lavender flavor that made it feel extra special. The manager I believed welcomed me BACK. I said "Oh thank you", but in my head I was thinking this was my first time back in months, lol. I must have a twin, lol. Ok, back to the review. The staff was very friendly and attentive, which made the experience even better. There's also plenty of seating in a quaint, charming little market setting, making it a great spot to sit, relax, and enjoy your drink. Definitely a hidden gem--I'll be back to try more flavors! 5 stars!

This place has a shooting each time it opens it's in a very shady crappy area . You will get…read morestabbed with a knife or pick pocketed Also will run into a ICE raid . Houston Flea Market is the definition of "you get what you pay for." It's overcrowded, disorganized, and feels like a maze of the same vendors selling the same cheap imported products over and over. The aisles can be dirty, parking is chaotic, and customer service varies wildly depending on who you're dealing with. Prices aren't always the bargain you'd expect either--many sellers charge close to retail unless you're willing to haggle. The food is one of the better parts, but it isn't enough to make up for the overall experience. If you're hoping to find unique antiques or hidden treasures, you'll probably leave disappointed after digging through piles of low-quality merchandise. Unless you specifically enjoy the flea market atmosphere or know exactly what you're looking for, there are much better ways to spend your time.

Summer hours: Closes at 12 noon. Located in the parking lot of Grogan's Mill shopping center. Go…read moreearly, it gets so busy now! Yay, great for the vendors. I see a long line at the artisan bread booth and there's a doggy bakery (lots of people with their doggies). We enjoyed a delicious breakfast at a little corner booth selling some fresh chorizo and egg tacos! Oh sooooo delicious. There's another booth that sells coffee and pastries, our favorite is the giant $10 lemonade-OMG we don't ever miss this! The bulgogi is next door and we always get ours to go, you have to try this Korean delight! Fresh organic veggies, artisan soaps and oils, and there's a booth that gives "free advice". A great little hour spent on a fun Saturday morning. There's always a musician strumming his guitar too! Bring your hat and sunscreen! Everyone takes credit cards but I always take cash since sometimes the machines can get glitchy.

My favorite farmer's market Saturday mornings! I love supporting small business and start ups!…read moreMoney well spent here! I've discovered coffee shop here that needs to start their business. It's called El Nutty Bean. The lavender oat milk honey cold foam is absolutely delicious! It's tasty and not too sweet! They are super friendly and the line is always long! The peach booth comes from Pittsburgh, Tx! Must try the buttery lettuce at the veggie stand.. so many delicious booth! Live music and some tables.,.. You can find it in the same parking area of the Kevin Brady library.

Good selection of produce at reasonable prices. Staff were very accommodating and friendly. Place…read morewas clean and everything was well kept. I'll be going back

Service. My husband and I walked into this place with no expectations except customer service. We…read moreweren't greeted and the two girls there looked at us and turned their backs. We saw very quickly that they did not want our business so we left. If you are black/person of color, don't shop here.

What an absolute joy to find this cute local farmers market store in Magnolia…read more Rubih the owner was so helpful in helping us find organic homemade sauces eggs broccoli tomatoes and basil.He was a scientist and really understands how food stays fresh. And...for the best price on sourdough bread 2 1/2 lbs for $8 .Brittany was a joy and really helped us make some additional selections. Absolutely worth a stop if in Magnolia Texas. Note: they will be expanding in the upcoming future.

What a charming and amazing little place. This married team is completely dedicated to our wellness…read morethrough food and local products and a focus on carrying a small amount of superior things from which we can choose. WOW! One of the first things I took off the shelf to try based on an owner recommendation was the organic fermented garlic pickle mixture in a jar. I couldn't wait to take it home and open it up and take a little sample. It's spicy and warm and garlicky and just absolutely delicious, the kind of umami flavoring that good chefs and cooks look for. I'm making a Duo pasta dish today (pasta dumped in a large bowl that has a white cheese sauce on one side and a delicious tomato marinara sauce on the other, mix that up with a little grated Romano), and I can't wait to add that fermented garlic pickle mixture to the marinara, it's going to be amazing! I chose the sauce that had the carrot in it because that is an Italian grandmother's secret for making a delicious sweet marinara "gravy". The other WOW item I found and bought was the locally made sweet consisting of shredded phyllo, pistachio, and all covered in chocolate. I'm not really a chocolate lover, but I promise you that it was fabulous! There is a second a little adjacent room that they use for a little gift store type of environment and I loved the fact that I could buy two pairs of what looked like very comfortable knitted slippers made by people in the local church. I bought lemons, an absolutely gorgeous huge firm heirloom tomato, organic chicken and two types of lamb sausage, what looked like some great premade burger patties that are larger than the usual (very glad about that!), lemons and one of their three house Italian tomato sauces. The couple is dedicated to wellness and supporting local producers, we're very helpful in answering my many questions, they are very kind, and I can't wait to go back to try more things.

Quite small in space and not enough vendors to really call it a market…read moreLimited parking as well Other options are available

We came on the hottest day of the year and we were melting! But we walked away with some goodies…read more There were only a handful of stalls-prob due to the relentless heat. Parking is in a dirt lot and I appreciated the hard working vendors that were there, almost all were super friendly. We picked up some freeze-dried berries in a jar, some hot sauce, sourdough bread, green juice, and raspberry jelly. Other vendors I didn't get to visit were the veggie stand, hummus stand, there was a CBD stand which was super pricey and the poor girl who worked there was not very familiar with the product so she couldn't answer a lot of questions. And one vendor with duck and chicken eggs and cookies. Overall, I think I would come back when the weather is cooler and hopefully the construction off the main road is complete.

Journeyed up there mainly for the raw milk. However there is a process with that does't matter…read morethough I would go back for the fresh farm eggs and bacon. The parking is a little tight so I would suggest going earlier to when they open up. It seems like its very community like there most of the customers seemed to know each other as well as the owner. So when I entered in (looking somewhat lost) the owner was kind enough to walk me through what was where and answer any questions I had. The fresh eggs and bacon were enough for me to come out again however they have so much selection fresh veggies, beef bacon (didn't even know that was a thing). The site is on the main page so I would suggest checking that out ahead of making your trip out here. The owner and staff were engaging and helped me with my selections. The staff was helpful and patient with all my questions which made it easier to make selections and make hurried choices. If you want to try out some fresh farm food I highly recommend Victoria's Natural Market especially the bone chicken broth (they have a beef broth), bacon, and farm eggs.

I have been a loyal customer here for many years! They never disappoint with the best fruit,…read morevegetables, breads, eggs, yogurt, meat, bone broth... the list goes on and on. If you are looking for healthy organic food this is your place! The people here are so helpful and friendly and will guide you to whatever you need. It is so cheery and bright with beautiful food you can't help but enjoy it!

Check out this amazing farmers market at Bridge land 10519 Fry Rd Cypress Texas 2nd and 4th Sunday…read moreof the month.A big thank you to Cre for letting us know about it .I have been looking for fresh fruits and veggies market for years .

There was hardly any vendors and only 2 with produce. The produce wasn't organic and didn't have…read moreany meat, eggs, etc that farmers markets usually have or should have. They had stalls where you could buy pre-packaged stuff or buy trinkets which isn't what I think farmers markets are mainly for.