I absolutely love this market!! My husband and I try and go every weekend we are there, and the people at the market actually know us now which is pretty cool. One of the weekends each month they do food products only, and the other Saturday it's kind of an open fair thing where anyone can go so you'll get people who make all sorts of things. We're particularly partial to the local meats from Windy Hill because they are always delicious. This lady from Waggin' Tail treats comes there a lot too and she makes the best dog treats ever. Also there's a company that brings fresh pasta called Lucido's Produce & Herbs which is phenomenal. They even have frozen ravioli in all kinds of flavors which are omgtodiefor. The vendors either take cash or check. You can get cash from inside the gas station, the cashier will do it for you for a $2 charge (like an ATM). It's in the parking lot of the Green Spot Market & Fuels, which also has probably the best taco place in Dallas (Good 2 Go Taco). Awesome! Overall, I absolutely love this part of my community and I'm going to miss it terribly when I move next year. Below are all the dates left for 2010: September 11 September 25* October 9 October 23* November 13 December 11 (* = food only) read more

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Super cute local market in Lakewood! I think the term "farmers market" is a misnomer since there was only an itty bitty selection of produce and fresh foods. What they do offer is lots of local products like baked goods, soaps, salsas and unique crafts. I love supporting small, local businesses so this market is right up my alley. I copped some yummy French macaroons and a spicy marinade that I can't wait to try with some fish for dinner. It's small and the location changes every other week so be sure to check their website before you head out. I would definitely recommend visiting if you are in the area but I would not make a special trip or anything. read more

White Rock Local Market - Pistachio macaroons from BisousBisous! Yummy! - Farmers Market Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Lots of farmers and vendors here today. It's a good calm day at the White Rock Farmer's Market. Just remember your mask. More of the previous vendors are back today. I saw goat cheese, tamales,squash, flowers, blueberries, chocolates,breads, pickles, sprouts, tomatoes, peaches, soaps, mushrooms,lamb,eggs, olive oil, and more. Go get you some and support local. read more

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So much fun and lots of great local product. My favorite find is Cita's Salsa, Garden Green flavor. I am using it on everything and I will never purchase salad dressing again! Just be aware that it has no preservatives and must be used quickly. There were several local farms and ranches peddling their goods. Blue Yarn Farms had eggs from their "Delirously Happy Chickens," Green Spot breakfast tacos were spot on. Fresh bread and pastries from The Village Baking Co. It was small enough to stop at while running Saturday morning errands, but big enough to make the stop worthwhile. I am a fan! read more

White Rock Local Market - My favorite White Rock Local Market buy. I use it as salad dressing! - Farmers Market Near Me - Dallas, Texas

So glad I stopped by this afternoon! I got to meet several cool people that treasure their art of making good artisan breads, Texican tamales, local honey, and of course, I met a few people that sell fresh eggs, fruits & vegetables there too. A very cool local market!!! I would definitely come back for more stuff next week!!! :) Note: This market is there on Wednesdays only. read more

Season is in full swing and in love this place. Like many farmers markets you need to be sure to look for those who actually grow it. Sometimes people sell at the farmers market after buying wholesale! So, go and enjoy a Green Spot taco while checking out the booths... There is fresh food, a seafood dealer, meats, breads and sometimes cheeses. Check out this local gem and support something important for every one of us - natural fresh food! I try to buy from all the small organic vendors to make sure they keep coming back! Also, if you forget cash they can give your token from your debit card and they also accept the food stamp cards for token now too. read more

White Rock Local Market - Farmers Market Near Me - Dallas, Texas

This place is not as big (as in number of vendors ) that I thought it would be, but it is quality. Unlike other farmer's markets, the food vendors actually seem like they care about sustainability and the prices reflect it. things aren't keep, but you have a good idea of their source. The market itself encompasses a large area of the parking lot so we had to park in the neighboring street. Most of the market is also crafts, not food, so personally,I would like to see more food vendors. You can get through the whole thing in about 30 minutes or so and get out as it does tend to get crowded on nice days. read more

This market is a fun way to begin your weekend, unfortunately it is only on the second and fourth Saturdays of the month. It is held in the parking lot of a strip mall and parking is relatively easy, although sometimes you have to ride the lot a few times before a space opens up. Diversity and fun is the name of the game. Don't just whiz through... stop and talk to the vendors and farmers as well as others attending the market. What are you looking for? Fresh veggies? Got it! Organic meat? Got it! Goat cheese? Got it! Hypnotic donuts? Got it! Herbs for your garden? Got it! Jellies, bread, biscotti, honey, goats milk soap, bicycles, olive oil, cheese, eggs, pasta... GOT IT! And how about Red Ranger Ray Guns... GOT IT! (oh... you weren't looking for that?) You better check it out for a few good laughs and to learn the fine art of recycling. And how about some recycled glass yard art? Check out Tiffany on a Stick. Meet Garlic Mike and a fella I call Mr. Kohlrabi (grows the finest kohlrabi around!) And where else can you find a fella dressed as a buzzin' bee? Now that takes guts! The market is dog friendly and you might even find a dog here needing to be adopted. Bring the whole family for a fun start to your weekend! Meet you at the Green Spot! read more

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I didn't know they made apple bourbon honey jelly--and they sure freaking do. I need that. I also need the lemon vanilla pear jelly. I need honey sticks in various flavors. I need organic hand cream. I need cute hand made baby blankets....perhaps I use the word "need" a little much, but you get the idea. They have stuff you didn't really know you needed until you get there and taste, smell, and look at it all. And you seriously do need the hot dog and Dublin root beer. That's like a given. read more

A great way to spend a Saturday morning. Each stall has a treasure: Organic granola, a block of aged cheddar, almond flavored balsamic vinegar, great garlicy salsa. There's a lot more, but that is what went into my bag on my last trip to the parking lot paradise. read more

This is a great market in all the ways I like. There is fresh, tasty produce, local products, creative arts and gifts, freshmade bakery goodies, walkable size, spicy pickles, helpful booth staff, and innovative items. Try it...you'll like it. My best find ever is the White Rock Soap Gallery. Everything they offer is handcrafted here in Dallas by "family". If you like quality products at a great price, they are the folks to see for soap, candles, lotions, creams, and air fresheners. This market makes it worth it to get up early on a Saturday morning. read more

White Rock Local Market - The best source I've found in Dallas for all natural soaps, lotions, soy candles, and air fresheners. - Farmers Market Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Love this place!! It's somewhat small, but the quality of the vendors is fantastic. PLEASE do not ruin this for everyone city counsel!!! read more

Wonderful time! Wish it would open again before March! Delicious honey and tamales! Beautiful cutting boards! All local. We will be back! read more

White Rock Local Market - Cutting boards - Farmers Market Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Fun place! Though I'm a couple of neighborhoods away, it had a very neighborly feel. I came for the pie contest, which was just great. Good local treats and sundries for sale. Worth a look. read more

I love coming here. It's fun to walk around, meet the farmers and artisans, and shop for croissants, eggs, pies, and don't miss the chocolate peppermint popsicle at Pop Star Popsicles. Be sure to check to see if they are at Green Grocer or Lakeside Baptist Church, as they switch every week. This is a great place to meet friends and get lunch and local produce. read more

I learned of the White Rock Local Market in the Yelp events section. I'm always looking for opportunities to Yelp about and support small local businesses so it was worth the drive from Plano. As others have mentioned the market and selection are much smaller compared to DFM however the experience of meeting the actual producers and farmers is such a treat. My grandmother would have been beaming at the bountiful bushels of mustards and collards and spinach and kale. I was disappointed that there weren't more fresh fruits and veggies but I'm hopeful that as the spring/summer progresses there will be more vendors and selection. I purchased a dozen farm fresh eggs and "boy oh boy" I'm so glad that I did. I've never (to my knowledge) had a farm fresh egg and there is definitely a difference in taste, brightness and size of the yolk. I don't know if I'll ever intentionally buy a grocery store egg again. Needless to say I cooked omelets all weekend long. I also purchased freshly made salsa from Cita's Salsa and I drizzled it over my omelets and ate it as a snack with chips. The ladies of Cita's Salsa were so fun and friendly. My last stop and purchase was to buy a fresh almond croissant. The vendor sales fresh bread loafs, croissants, jams and other baked goods. My croissant was so fresh and flaky and oh my gosh just good and tasty. There were also vendors selling bicycles, hanging plants, wooden patio furniture, jewelry etc. I really appreciate what the people of White Rock Local Market are doing and I'm looking forward to returning in a couple of weeks to purchase more of everything. (Support Local Businesses) read more

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Man, this is a diverse bunch. Bikes, breads, cheeses, handmade art & clothing, organic produce & meats & eggs. Dog friendly. Food truck. Green spot breakfast tacos. And just really cool stuff. read more

This market has gotten better since last year. I noticed many more vendors and I like that they moved them to the side of the building where there's shade instead of out in the middle of the parking lot. On my most recent trip I scored a fully dressed rabbit for stew, heirloom garlic, peaches, tomatoes, pork belly, & onions. After we shopped, we then headed inside the Green Spot for Taco's & Kombucha. Will keep returning. read more

Go local! When in-season, I go religiously every Saturday. Salsa, fruit, meat, eggs, vegetables, tea, honey, oats, etc. I love the opportunity to support high quality, local farmers. read more

Loved it, can't believe I've never been before. Great prices and local produce, and other goods. Order you eggs ahead!,, will be back in two weeks. read more

Love the vibe! Everything from fresh produce, meats, eggs, salsa to hand made soap! Cita's Salsa (Cita - the self-proclaimed Culinary Artisan and Queen of Kick) delivers....the "Red Rage" is delicious!! Also, grabbed The Soap Girl's grapefruit and sea salt soap!! Loved walking around, meeting all the vendors and sampling!! All of the produce is delicious and well worth the trip. Will definitely be back!! read more

Great to have options for Farmers Market. Great tamales. At least half not food products.

I love supporting local business who are responsible producers and farmers. We have only been the Vickery Meadow location thusfar, but this is such a great market! There is everything from locally-grown produce, grass-fed local meats, raw cheeses, pies, and coffee roasters to textiles, candles, bath products, and so much more. The people we met today were passionate about what they do and it showed. Everything we tried was terrific and unique, and we can't wait to come back! read more

Bring a cooler with some kind of ice in it to keep things cold while you are shopping

One of my fave farmers market in the area. Small selection of vendors but its all local. So of course all of it is seasonal. They switch off between Green Spot and the parking lot adjacent to a church in Lakewood each weekend. I do like the market at the church more as there are more non-food vendors and some of the stuff is awesome. I found a great artist and a lady who makes and sell the japanese moss balls (kokedamas - I bought one for my mom on mother's day and now I want one and I can't find her!) Also, there's a guy that sells earthworm castings that I use for gardening. Good stuff there, and I love to buy from the Asian and Indian ladies that grow the leafy greens in East Dallas ;) they work hard to sell you their produce. Its a delightful market and I love going to either one. read more

We love it there nice people and lots of customers walking their dogs a nice way to start your weekend. Naturally Curly Cook is one of your favorites... the Quiche is killer we save it for Sunday breakfast. read more

We make our rounds every 2nd & 4th Saturday, we purchase fresh seasonal veggies & eggs from the market & take pleasure in walking to see what other great finds are available. I'm not certain about all the vendors & their growing methods we look, listen and stroll on by. We make our way to the farmers we feel most comfortable buying from like Rae Lili farm. It's a one stop shop most times, we purchase our seasonal veggies and eggs from them, they also offer duck eggs. Great news now they offer tamales!!!! Finally someone who offers Authentic handmade tamales at this market. I purchased 2 dozens, spinach & corn and the other fiery pork DELICIOSO !!!!!!! Stop by & chat with them more than likely you'll get an invite to their farm to check things out for yourself. I tried some of the recipes they suggested with their heirloom beets & it turned out great. I also love the bread from Empire bakery and I don't leave without my mushrooms. We saw some new vendors this week like paul quinn college, and after our conversation we found they have volunteers who do all the work so we moved on to folks who are hard at it sun up to sundown & put there sweat into what they offer. read more

it's always fun to wander through the market. if we had a bit more disposable income i'm sure we would buy a lot more while visiting.