Really enjoy coming to this Farmer's Market, always great vendors to choose from. While it's…read moreusually pretty busy, I've never had an issue with parking, the new road layout helps tremendously for getting in and out. I like the food vendors, we usually pick up something different each time, like a bagel, or dumplings, coffee or ice cream to roam around with. The live music is great too, always some fun solo artist or band. Really chill atmosphere here.

This is an amazing Farmers Market. Seriously, it was lively, there are a variety of vendors and we…read morejust happened to hit it on a 'dry' day, so yay! Parking is at the 'new gnome trail head' so it's a dirt lot and when we arrived we did have to drive a bit to find a spot. The early bird gets the spot, but with traffic in and out, you can find one if you are patient just a little. Vendors are under their own individual awnings. Some have two spots, some one. There were also a couple of tents for kids like face painting and a community tent with some coloring items for them. The farmers had a variety of items. Lots of cherries this time of year. Some 'regular' (why is 'pesticides used' regular?) and some organic. We grabbed some Rainier cherries. If you haven't tried them - get on it. Lettuces, kohlrabi, eggs, apples, all the in-season items. There were yarn crafters, hand made wood items like cutting boards, and other kitchen items as well as home decor. We picked up some cheese from the Cheeselady and it is delicious. We picked up local honey from one of two (three?) local honey vendors. So many beautiful fresh and dried flower bouquets! How can you not get one of these beauties? The youth orchestra was under the pavilion playing during our visit. There are several food trucks and vendors selling foods to eat on site with table under the pavilion for dining. It's a lot of walking and a lot to see. Definitely recommend you visit this farmers market often. It's quite well organized and represented by local vendors.

Been here a few times and it was actually my farmer market experience outside of Pike Place, at…read moreleast locally, I have done farmers markets out of state. It's decent, but could be better. I think they do the best they can with the limited space they have. I think they could use more food trucks and more variety on all that they offer, but overall, it's better than markets I've seen in Bellevue and Burien. The Boeing building on Park Ave are due to be demolished. That would make an amazing space for a public market, but I just assume the city can't afford the space. The people here are great which probably speaks more to the community, but again, more space and variety would benefit the market.

Out of the Des Moines, Federal Way, Auburn, and Renton farmers markets, Renton is the busiest…read more It's right in downtown Renton near the transit center. It's a midweek farmers market during evening hours so it's a place to meet up with family and friends after work. They just completed Legacy Square, a new community space. I like Mithun's stage design. Parking is available in the garage, on the street, and in designated parking lots. Good mix of vendors. Bluebird Ice Cream is a popular one. Fresh produce. Pretty flowers. Good vibes all around.

This experience was a great one! I was terribly craving for lumpias. I just needed to do a bit of…read moreshopping for last summer things: watermelon, honey and jam. I even got a reusable bag! Bags at stores cost 8cents or 12 cents. It was a cloudy day for market but it was a lot of friendly faces plus could not resist getting this jumbo cookie for my son. I recommend going soon. Last day is September 25! P.S. I must say I fell in love with the lumpia's. Lumpia Love fits them perfectly! We ate some watermelon with lumpia. With every bit juice ran down our chins. The jumbo cookie is happily in my son's belly ! How quickly the jumbo cookie disappeared says how much he loves Cove's Cookies!

Cute theater district vibe. The vendors are local fruit and vegetable growers, some jewelry and…read morecoffee makers, food booths and the coolest mushroom booth complete with summer truffles and we were able to get our hands on a couple of them! I live in CA and gave never seen a complete mushroom selection, Adam from Adam's mushrooms, I love your stuff and the morels too!

Definitely a hidden gem! Cute little community farmer's market set in the center of a little…read moreshopping center. A nice break from the more overwhelming crowds of city markets. It was awesome to actually get to talk to the sellers and see what inspired them to do what they do! There was everything from flower shops, 3D printing designs, homemade lotions and soaps, authentic kettle popcorn, hot dogs, baked goods, jewelry and crafts, tea blends, farm stands, and live music. I'm surprised more people don't know about this one, but honestly, it was a great way to reset on a Sunday! We'll definitely be back!

Well organized, but they are strict about opening the gates at 10am, no sooner so you end up…read morestanding around if you get there earlier. It was Dog Daze and that was fun.

Nice upper scale market. The place tends to attract tourists and more trendy type people. The…read moreprices there are a little high for me.But I do like to go there and look around when i'm in town. I used to live in Tacoma. And came here often and still do from time to time. Especially during the summer when they're having events. Everything sold there is really high quality, hence the high prices, and the service is top notch.

I have been to this "farmers" market twice and maybe I have visited on not the greatest days, but I…read morehave never seen any farm vendors let alone fresh produce..etc. There is a lot of vendors selling things like clothing, jewelry, etc. I have seen a lot of food trucks also. It would be nice if there was local farms, produce, eggs, meat, etc. There's far better farmers markets in the area. I would just consider this an outdoor market.

Having access to natural resources is definitely a plus when you're living in the southend, and…read morewhen you can shop for fruits and veggies grown in our own neighborhood it shows our unique agricultural economy. Even on this gray, rainy day the colors of the produce were bright and vibrant. It's so much more fun picking fruits and vegetables outdoors than in a fluorescently lit grocery store. The staff running the stand were welcoming and excited to be there. They do provide bags but it's always good to bring reusable ones from home. You'll see advertisement and directional signs off Meeker Street and on the Green River trail. There is free parking in front of the farm stand and a free parking lot just north of the Meeker Street bridge. I love supporting local businesses and I'm glad I can support our local farmers too.

This stand always has the freshest vegetables around. Their heirloom tomatoes are the best…read more Pricing is comparable. Their fruit is amazing . The farmers are personable and polite and hard working. Cannot wait to go every weekend always on my shopping route. Go here first before going anywhere else you will not be disappointed. Open air vegetable stand with amazing personality. One you want to visit

Love to come back every summer for their creamsicle melons and watermelons! Also picked up some…read morelocally grown lettuce, Lopez Island ice cream from Anacortes, heirloom tomatoes, and corn snacks. The store is very clean and their produce looks fresh and neatly organized. Staff is friendly/helpful and parking is easy.

We live on the same street and would love to be weekly customers but unfortunately we only come…read morehere every couple months, when we take a walk and don't want to drive to another nearby option to complete our dinner menu. I feel compelled to create a new review after the last two visits the stares and unwelcoming feeling have been more intense each visit over the past year. It's almost as if Duane doesn't like children unless they're his grandkids, and or maybe the staff mean mugs different races. The way they speak and look at white men is way different than how they talk to us. They watch and shake their head at my daughter even though we are having fun naming the different veggies, they allow white customers to cut us as we are standing very clearly ready to pay. I always buy a variety of overpriced items from pizza to plants to fruits, and yet my purchases feel unappreciated. I love to support local small business. Again, I'll only return if i really don't feel like getting in the car... I wish Duane's was a proud neighborhood gem for me but they just aren't.

Electric farmers farmer with a variety of locally sourced produce. Such a cute farmers market with…read moreso many flavors and options to satisfy everyone. This was an easy stroll from the ferry and one of our first stops.

This is a FABULOUS small town farmers market! I make a habit of hitting all the farmers markets I…read morepossibly can, particularly when visiting an area. I find that you can get the real pulse of the community through the farmers market. This farmers market has it all! Wonderful produce, baked goods, meats, music, some crafts, and food. It was lively, lovely, and productive! I got way more produce than I should've, but it was all so enticing. I highly recommend!