Local treasure. Family visiting from NY always asks to return to visit the farm and the farmer,…read moreDonna. Another local treasure. A special place with something new and different each time you visit.

It's like a farmers market but open every single day! The produce is knock your socks off good…read more There are also jellies and cookies too. They have free range chickens who lay eggs that are for sale as well. WAY better than any other eggs I have tried. Donna is a sweet lady who is genuinely happy to see you when you stop by. This is the place to come for excellent produce quality at lower prices than mackentuns

Great farmers market. There is usually a live band, a good amount of food and vegetables etc. The…read moreprices are testable. Meaning some items are priced more affordable than others so be selective if vendors are selling the same thing. Def do some bartering! Aside from that have fun m!

Amazingly, this was our first time to the Minneapolis Farmers Market. Driven by it countless times…read morethough. Soooo much top notch produce here, nothing like all the withering away produce you find in the grocery store. There is also a couple meat and cheese vendors. And if you're a little hungry, you can find bagels, Mexican food, BBQ and more, as well as a couple coffee stands. Plenty of parking around.

This farm market has such a good selection of fresh: fruits, vegetables, onions, peppers, and…read morefloral bouquets. As October approaches, look for pumpkins and gourds, the opening of the corn maze, and the spooky fun decorations. Now the watermelons, cabbage, cantaloupe (my favorite is the cute little sugar cube), and fall root veggies are abundant. As is sweet corn, pickling cukes, and more. Stop in before they close for the season in November!

This place is Amazing. My friend & I did a Harry Potter themed photoshoot prior to visiting the…read morefarm so we were already dressed up to match the vibes. Unfortunately the shoot ran a bit later than expected so by time we arrived here we only had about 45 min to see/do as much a we could. The details & decor were so spot on! I loved it. The staff were so friendly and nice. They were also dressed up as well which was cool. I definitely want to go back just to shop & support the market overall! Meant to grab a jar of the spicy pickles & a few other things I saw but by time we got done exploring they were closing everything. The address leads you to the front of the farm but around the corner there's a bigger parking lot (but you should walk around to front so you don't miss anything!). Never heard of this place prior to this year but excited to see what theme they do next! (Or if they do HP again, I'd be cool w/ that too)

This market has everything you need and more! It's not a huge market but it has a couple of good…read morevendors with a great selection. There are two farm tables with all kinds of vegetables. Plenty of tomatoes, corn, beans, etc. There are larger markets of course but this is convenient and you can park for free 20 feet from the stalls There is a really good Hmong farm table with lots of produce. And they are also selling egg rolls! Both turkey and vegetarian options. I recommend you get them to go as they needed to be rewarmed. Very good and it comes with a dipping sauce. All this market lacks is bread supplier. There was a small bakery stall selling rolls but they were already sold out by the time we arrived. If you live in the Western suburbs there is no reason to drive far for fresh produce. The market is Saturdays only from 9 to 1.

This is a very small farmers' market consisting of only 5 or 6 vendors when I visited in what ought…read moreto be the height of the season in mid-August. The prices are higher than I'd expect: $4 for a tray holding maybe a pound and a half of tomatoes - not special heirloom varieties, but just regular beefsteak, roma or cherry tomatoes. Some tables offered herbicide/pesticide free produce (but is that even noteworthy these days?). This is so small it's more of a farmstand than a farmers' market, but it's still nice to browse if you're into that kind of thing. There was one meat purveyor, one stand for Great Harvest Bread Co. in Minnetonka that handed out delicious and massive samples of bread (that suckered me into some impulse buying) and a stand with homemade soaps. Everyone else sold produce. No array of crafts, jewelry and clothes at this market. The other nice thing is that the produce appeared to be truly locally-grown produce (in contrast to the pineapple vendors at the downtown Minneapolis market). I do know that Mike's Sweet Corn is grown just a mile or so away. It's fun to visit, but I wouldn't count on buying any serious veggies here.

I randomly stumbled upon the Linden Hills Farmers Market, and it turned out to be such a lovely…read moresurprise! From the variety of food trucks and local food vendors to the fresh produce and unique artisan crafts, there was so much to explore. It was a fun way to spend the morning, and I discovered several delicious vendors that I'll definitely be coming back for. Afterward, I checked out their Instagram and learned that the Linden Hills Farmers Market is held every Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. They also seem to be very responsive on social media if you have questions about the weekly vendor lineup or what's available that weekend. I can't wait to come back and see what new vendors and treats I'll discover next time!

My favorite farmers market!! In such a cute area and great vendors. Jersey Girls bagels is so…read moredelicious and LOADED with cream cheese. I've been ordering the Rosemary Sea Salt bagel with scallion cream cheese. Always look forward to going!!

Food was good and the staff were always gracious and polite and friendly and helpful . I always…read moregive out their gift cards for Birthdays and Christmas gifts

First day of the 2018 market today - the Blaine Outdoor Farmer's Market is a great old school…read moremarket. To avoid confusion -- this is the Anoka County Grower's Association market that's been around for well over 30 years, not the new indoor market at the Town Square. Today was the first day so there were only 4 vendors and no fruits or veggies yet. There was a baker, a large greenhouse selling various potted plants, a dog treat person, and the president of the association himself...selling organic creams, salves, insect repellents, deodorants, balms, etc. No produce yet. I bought some classic peanut butter treats for my big doggy. And I purchased some homemade strawberry jam for my kid. I also had some great conversations with the vendors. I'll be back again as produce starts to roll in! And I'll take more photos when things start to pop-off later in the summer. Thanks for another great experience! -Daddy Maxx Retro

I probably won't visit the Prior Lake Farmer's Market again... unless I just happen to be in the…read morearea. They carry almost no produce, small amount of flowers and probably 8 vendors at most! Their prices are high and selection is limited. I wouldn't waste my time if I can visit a Farmer's Market in the area and get what I want! Every Saturday, 8 am - 12 pm May 8 - November

This should be called Prior Lake Specialty Market. I only get her once or twice a summer because…read moreit seems so far from Burnsville. I really like Glewwe's bottled rootbeer. Mark is so nice and will buy beer bottles (not screw off) ones from you. Marion who sells pineapple salsa is so nice and it is delicious. the marinade she sells is great on green beans. the man selling buffalo honey sticks and patties is very nice and his patties are a lot cheaper than any co-op. Parking is kind of a problem here. there is someone playing music. Edelweiss Bakery is on the corner and have great bakery items.

This is an old fashioned food-based farmer's market - so if you're looking for for crafts, meat…read moreproducts, eggs, pottery or live music -- this isn't your market. But, if you want fresh tomatoes, onions, potatoes, corn, lettuce, flowers, honey (the one unique item here), berries, melons or the like (when in season), then this is as good as any. My personal favorite for filling up on fresh veggies.

I have to say - for South of the River Farmer's Markets this is by far the best! I like to visit…read moredifferent Farmer's Markets to compare each one. The Savage Farmer's Market has a large variety of produce and the vendor's prices are extremely low! Often the vendors sell their products for $2 each or 3 for $5! A great deal! This market runs on Sundays, not the typical Thursday/Saturday format. Season: June through October Hours: 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., every Sunday

My wife and I have visited the Minneapolis Farmers Market almost weekly during season for many…read moreyears but recently traffic and parking have become so challenging there that we decided to try the Bloomington Farmers Market. We do a lot of our weekly grocery shopping at the farmers market as we prize a variety of fresh vegetables, so finding a farmer's market which sells produce - not a flea market or a market which sells mostly prepared food - is a priority. We were pleased with the Bloomington Farmers Market. There were a number of farmer/vendors selling their produce. Also there were a couple of food trucks for lunch. The market itself is easily accessible and there is lots of parking nearby. I missed the hustle and bustle and variety of the Minneapolis Farmers Market so we will have to see if we become regulars at the Bloomington Market but overall I was well pleased.

The Bloomington Farmers Market is wonderful mid-sized farmers market. It has good variety and…read morecommitted venders. Can't understand why it's not in Yelp.

Dropped by for the Eagan Market Fest at the Eagan Community Center (select Wednesdays), but I was a…read morebit early for doors so I decided to go exploring the surrounding park grounds. It's not much in the way of hiking, as the longest path/loop is only a mile long and fully paved with asphalt, but it's got a lot of amenities that would make for an excellent visit during warmer months. This includes a kid's playground, an extensive fitness zone, a splash pad (with toilets and water fountain-- not operating during winter), a bandshell, and a sizable festival grounds. On the other end of the park (near Pilot Knob) there's a gazebo structure with more seasonal restrooms/water fountain, with a multitude of picnic tables, trash/recycling, and grills that would be excellent for outdoor get-togethers. There is parking at both this location and by the splash pad, as well as the massive lot attached to the community center. There's a couple small lakes and plenty of trees, so it's a nice little retreat (even if right across the street is a massive outdoor shopping center...).

I've been bringing my kids to this park for over 10 years. They started with the playground, and we…read moreloved when the splash pad was installed. Now, they like to work out at the Core Valley area (we call it Ninja Warrior Park), while I walk the lovely trails around the pond area. The band shell has some free performances sometimes. My fav feature is the cute gazebo and bridge next to the pond. A very well thought out park for so many uses, including art fairs, food truck fairs, a weekly farmer's market and even a huge July 4th celebration. The Eagan Community Center building is conveniently located the middle of the park.