Food is good service is great owners are wonderful people and a nice venue for a party's at…read morereasonable prices.

I attended a wire wrap class here today. What an awesome place. Great little gift shop. Nice food…read moreoffering. Dog park area. Beautiful outside space. And the staff was really nice.

San Marcos Farmers Market is great. Great selection of items. From veggies, fruits, breads, honey,…read moreand other goods. Great selection of plants and veggies for the garden. The vendors are amazing. The vendors are very friendly and helpful. The farmers market is located outside the historical courthouse in downtown San Marcos.

SAN MARCOS, TX: the town has a beautiful downtown square with shops, restaurants, and a weekly…read moredowntown Farmers Market! The outdoor farmers market is held all-year-round on Saturdays from 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM and leashed dogs are allowed! A part of E. San Antonio Street is shut down to traffic to allow pedestrians to shop and mingle. Farmers and vendors bring their fresh produce and homemade goods to cross items off your shopping list, find a unique gift, try something new, and connect with the community. San Marcos Downtown Square 111 E San Antonio St San Marcos, TX 78666

I was headed to a store to go buy my veggies & stuff when I spotted these three little farmers set…read moreup. Let me tell you when I say I did a NASCAR stop & turn around - I mean it! Right there in the middle of McCullough, I did just that! I figured why go to the store when I can support local farmers!?! So, I did just that! Got me 2# of pecans (shucked), 2 jars of spicey okra (mmmm), some tomato preserves, apricot jam, & jalapeno jelly. I got there as they were packing up to head home. They had a ways to go. I'll get there earlier next time. Maybe get some meat. I come from an old cattle ranching family, & he knew my great grandpa's name. He even said "you're from the old families." I smiled & said yup. My grandpa's family set up some of the neighboring towns. So, my love & support of farmers runs deep! Support American Farmers! Then, I moved down the line to the next gentleman & bought a bushel of each of his veggies. $20 got me some delicious tomatoes, sweet & little red potatoes, zucchini (aka courgette), & onions. Gonna eat well! Finally moved over to the last farmers, The Perlata's. I got the last little bits of my veggies & a yummy jar of salsa. Kale, cilantro, bell peppers, yellow squash, green beans, cabbage, & broccoli that I'll be cooking tonight. The two things that were best part about all of this accidental discovery were I needed, & had all this on my list to go get for my shopping at TJ's. I got to meet some farmers, give back to our community, & keep the money local. This was such a great fund for me. Plus, it was a beautiful day. There was also a City of San Antonio employee out there cleaning up the area at the time as well. The park area was clean, but, he was out there doing rounds. The only issue was the sign. Maybe a local company could donate time, funds & supplies to fix it? Or some street art is could create an amazing sign? ‍

I wish San Antonio had more farmer's markets with more produce vendors. I had forgotten about this…read morelocation and used to frequent the parket back in the 90s when it was in a grove of shade trees. Not sure why they moved it to a hot parking lot. They had live music on this visit in June. There were only three vendors, but they had a good selection of local fruits and vegetables. I also saw eggs and grass fed beef, as well as some baked goods. Maybe if we get more people to patronize this market it will grow.

Great produce and prices! Please support our local businesses…read more Fruit and veggies are really fresh!

From the owner: Our business is about bringing fresh fruits & veggies to our community, at very affordable prices…read more Over 50 fresh items to choose from!!

I texted to confirm that they were open on a day their website said they were open and was told…read morethey were closed. They then asked me to place an order, which I did and didn't hear back until a few days later. (Which is fine it was the weekend) but for a website that stresses the fact that they have no prices and are donation only, their "recommended donation" is twice what I already pay for raw milk and what I pay at the farmers market for the other items. I had no plans to short change them and was going to donate what I would normally pay Plus the fee for the glass milk bottles. I'm not comfortable countering with a 'donation' that I can afford when their recommendation is so high. Milk is $14 a gallon but sold in half gallon jugs that are $5 a piece, so that's $24 a gallon for your first purchase. (Bottles are reusable do goes down to $14/gal after that). I get that they run a ministry and it costs money but it feels so underhanded to put that your donation only and splash 'NO PRICES!' across your website only to blind side customers with the highest prices around when we place an order. I cancelled my order and explained that I don't couldn't afford that much and I didn't hear back. Nothing about 'donate what you can afford' which is what the website says, so I'm assuming that they're pretty firm on their 'recommended donation'. If you want to charge that much, list it on your website and justify your prices. Explain why it's worth it. Don't be underhanded about it. I was so excited to learn about what y'all do the and to try your products but I'm so turned off now.

I didn't mind paying $10 for the milk because you don't just go for the milk, you go for the…read moreexperience. Me and my buddy Ike go to Texas State and I was looking for a place to get my raw milk needs and Seguin seemed to be the closest to San Marcos (26 miles) After being pissed off about getting lost while trying to get to this place, I thought I was going to have to put up with a bunch of religious nuts just by judging by the name. Not being very religious I didn't think I was going to care for "that kind" of experience and just pick up my milk and leave. I ended up staying 2 extra hours to chat with Gina and Denise. These ladies were very soulful, educated and offered stimulating conversation. They brought out some sweet tea and fried chicken for me and Ike (free) They asked us about our heritage and backgrounds and where we came from. We felt very at home and I didn't feel like I was being bombarded about why I wasn't a Christian. They offer tours, horseback riding and want to get to know you. I know I'll be returning for more milk and who knows I'll probably do some volunteer work one of these weekends. They gave us some personalized prayer for us on the way out and left on good mood. Come check out the spot! I'll try to write a better review the next time I go when I need more milk.

Yep, that's the one, the little stand you've been meaning to stop at along Hwy 78 across from…read moreChevron right before getting to Seguin. This farming couple have been here for about 5 or more years. They have tons of fruits and vegetables, everything you will need. I bought homegrown tomatoes, squash, field peas, and peaches. They were very friendly and had information on all of the products. I went to the Seguin Farmers market last Saturday, and there was only one booth, This couple on the side of the hwy sells the equivalent of 5 booths. If you need organic vegetables, look for the farmer's stand right across the Chevron on Hwy 78 in Mcqueeney/Seguin.

There were only a couple of booths Saturday, but they had some wonderful pickles, jelly, salsa,…read morecanned blackeyed peas and fresh okra. Left with 2 bags full! Will try again!

Meeting with a friend & her 2 y/o son on this breezy Saturday so he can run around & play in the…read moreAstroturf area while we catch up. So many food vendors now! Got some Chicken Empanadas, Mira Matcha Iced Latte & Fresh Japanese Eggplant. She got a Shredded Chicken with Cream Cheese Stuffed Coxhina from Pingo De Mel Bakery. I chose the Chimichurri sauce with my Empanada and it had a slight kick to it with the red peppers. There were a lot of stands today and people and I'm thinking it's because of the Father's Day holiday and extra offerings as well. There were gourmet Oysters on the Half Shell, Aperol Spritzers and free Frozen Blackberry Icesticks they were handing out near the Pullman Market. We walked around The Pullman Market but it was quite busy by 12pm. I saw Beet colored fresh Pasta and would like to try one of their fresh Tagliatelle next time. There was a Lavender vendor, Sourdough Vendor, a few Farmer vendors with fresh fruit and veggies, Kettle Korn vendor, Mushroom vendor I've bought Lion's Mane from before so good to see them, Dog Chews vendor and other vendors. Lots of samples around in the Farmer's Market area that spanned from CIA to the Pullman Market. Street Parking is free for 2-hours and there's all-day parking in the outdoor Pearl lots for $13. The Koehler Garage is free for 30 minutes then 2-5 hours is $10 and another charge for more hours. The Oxbow Garage is less expensive but further away. Check the Pearl Parking rates on their website. There are a lot more shaded areas to sit now.

Pearl Farmers Market is one of my favorite weekend activities!…read more This farmers market has been going on for a couple of years and it just keeps getting bigger and better with each year. On Saturdays they host more of the classic "farmers market" where you can find local produces from around the area. However, on Sundays they host a "makers market" where is mainly produce and stuff made by amazing local businesses. The market has grown so much in the last couple of years that now truly covers the entire outdoor space of The Pearl. For the summer they changed their hours and markets start at 9am and I believe in winter they will move it back to 10am. They also host a couple evening markets on the weekdays for those looking to stay out of the heat. This market is always such a great time and it is very family and pet-friendly! Make sure to check them out on an upcoming weekend.

Hi there, produce seems to be very fresh. The people were friendly. The ambience is nice hot day…read more The biggest watermelon I've ever seen 85 pounds welcome to Luling Texas farmers market. Road trip.

I went to the Luling watermelon festival and ended up at this market to buy watermelon. A local…read moredowntown told me to make sure to tell them while buying a watermelon to pick me a good one and I will never return if they won't. I stopped at one of the stands spoke to a younger guy and asked him to please find me the sweetest one they have doesn't matter the size. He went and picked the biggest one... meanwhile I was having a chat with the lady at the same stand. I asked her again will that be a sweet one? I guess she felt bad and told the guy that it will be pink inside... she went and picked me another one herself. The one she picked was a winner! One of the most delicious sweetest watermelons I've ever had! So yeah if you go make sure you insist on them picking you a sweet one! Unless you know how to pick it yourself

What a cute fun friendly spot to visit! Its very cool with so many vendors! I look forward to…read morevisiting again soon

This Farmer's Market can always be counted on to offer 3 to 6 booths with farmer's offering fresh…read morefruits and vegetables, cut and planted herbs and the occasional flowers and breads. No need to bring your own bags as the farmer's have plenty of plastic for you. Usually everything gets started at 8am sharp, although I have had to defer to waiting for set up just a few times. Friday is a perfect day to pick up farm fresh produce, what a way to start a weekend or get ready to entertain hungry friends. Look for the yellow wooden sign for the somewhat hidden turn in.