Eastern Market is a fun destination in Detroit. I had been to the area before but hadn't checked…read moreout the market stalls until my most recent visit. There are several different "sheds" which are basically huge barns that house tons of different local vendors--everything from produce, plants, ready made food, apparel, sweet treats, handmade crafts, coffee and other drinks, etc. We had a blast looking around each of the sheds and saw lots of interesting items. We didn't end up buying anything, but I would love to go back again. The market is open on Saturdays year round, and even in the coldest January weather there were a lot of people there! They have extended hours in the summer months. One of the best parts of visiting the market was the ample free parking in their lots. We also had fun exploring the neighboring shops and restaurants! If you like a good farmers market, be sure to add Eastern Market to your list to check out.

I love coming at the tail end of the day, everyone is offloading their goods (produce/meat) at a…read morereduced rate, and there's this heightened sense of urgent commerce. They have such a great variety from ready to eat food to fresh butchered meats, dried legumes, fresh flowers, clothes, crafts, and more. Its's an experience! You can't go wrong with ANY of the ready to eat food. I had a life altering chicken hand pie. It's got a cool industrial vibe. Dress warm!

Plymouth has one of the best and most active downtowns in metro Detroit. The farmer's market is…read morecute but doesn't have as much produce as other markets like Farmington. It does make up for it in the unique crafts from local artists. There are also plenty of food vendors. Free parking is available around downtown and in the parking lot behind the farmers market.

Organization of this event is great, everything is tight and nice. Easy to approach to anything.read more

My review is about this venue as an event space…read more I attended a networking event at the RO Farmers Market on last week. I was first pleased with the parking. There's parking surrounding the building as it shares lot space with the municipal offices of the city. It's quite a large space, great for expos, fairs, etc. I could even see it as a wedding venue; which it likely is. The are food services spaces and bathrooms inside of the building, and a nice outdoor sitting/dining space.

Finally made a trip to Royal Oak Farmers Market and it did not disappoint! I lived basically across…read morethe street from the farmers market for a full year and never visited, and many years later, I finally manage a visit! The parking situation is interesting and seems small at first, but I think it's surprisingly a manageable amount of room for the traffic through Royal Oak Farmers Market. It might require a loop or two around either side of the farmers market building through. What's most attractive about this farmers market is that it's completely indoors, with a handful of vendors just outside the entrances, so this runs basically year round, which I love! It's one giant space inside, completely dog-friendly and there are bathrooms available for use as well! The vendors are lined up table next to table lining the perimeter of the building and a smaller circle in the center, allowing the walkways to be in between these two "circles" and allowing for the ability to loop around the entire building without much thought. There is a wonderful variety in vendors at the farmers market, plenty of produce-based vendors, organic produce in particular, plant sales, snacks, and more art/craft-based vendors too! They are basically a small version of Eastern Market if you can't make it out to Eastern Market! I was in a bit of a hurry this first time, so I was only able to do one quick loop around, but I am definitely excited to come back here soon to look in more depth at all that they have to offer because there is a TON! The prices also seem very reasonable as well. Love Royal Oak Farmers Market and I will definitely be coming back again soon, especially throughout the winter months! :)

The last thing I would do is knock a farmers livilihood, but most of the stuff here has nothing to…read moredo with being grown on a farm. Yes, there is a selection of fruits and vegetables from a small number of vendors present. I didn't see much that was being advertised as organic. The prices I found to be outrageous. Most of the stuff here ran the gamet from cosmetics to kettle korn. There is some excellent fresh made salsa for sale. There are several farm markets close by who are offering the same fruits and vegetables at a lower cost. I understand that people have to make a living, but I would like to see something here that nobody else is offering. Something that would make me want to support this venue. This is a thursday only market during the summer months.

I feel very fortunate to have this in Wyandotte. I love the people--vendors and shoppers…read morealike--that it brings to Wyandotte. My daughter has learned a great deal through the Power of Produce, a wonderful, generous program for kids to pick out what they want to "buy" with tokens provided to them. She bought green beans for the first time and ate them, in part, because they were her choice. I am so thankful for the activities at the market, too. It's a wonderful place to buy something and chat with friends. I love it!

best flowers , bread & organic vegetables. I always find good prices & heathy plantsread more

I sure do love a Farmers Market! Great location, lots of parking and accessible cart/wagons to load…read moreup all the terrific finds. All the vendors were friendly and welcoming. There is a wide range of options including fresh produce, flowers, baked goods, tasty treats, coffee, snacks, sauces, cheeses and more. It's just such a pleasant experience to be outside and enjoying the community. The energy was so chill and fun and it sure felt like a summer treat.

This farmers market isn't very large, so there aren't a ton of vendors, but I was pleasantly…read moresurprised by the selection of local honey and coffee. If you're a fan of trying different kinds of honey or picking up freshly roasted coffee, you'll definitely find some great options here. Even though it's on the smaller side, it's worth stopping by if you're in the area and want to support local businesses.

Smaller market that offers many things. Would like to see a wider variety of different booths. The…read moreoff theme booths seem to come and go and aren't in as consistent rotation as the fruit, veggie and flower booths. Larger markets have some of the cooler mainstream things, i.e. that you see on TikTok etc aren't really found here. Cute smaller market and everyone is pleasant for the most part.

Farmington Farmers & Artisans Market hosts a wide variety of wonderful vendors. It has a number of…read morefarmers who provide fresh chicken and duck eggs, fresh fruits and vegetables, and a beautiful array of flowers. Some farmers specialize in organic vegetables, and there are some who offer vegetables and mushrooms used in Asian cooking. There are a number of bakeries represented, including Cannelle's, which offers fresh banquettes and sweet and savory pastries. Ground Control serves delicious coffee, hot and iced. Try my favorite, the iced vanilla latte. It's to die for. The artisans in the market sell items made out of wood, beads and ceramics. There are lovely wooden bowls and cutting boards, jewelry, pottery and even soaps and perfumes, just to name a few. There is even an artisan who sharpens knives, scissors and other blades. My family has a CSA with the Goetz Farm so we're at the market every week to pick up our box of fresh fruit and vegetables. I can tell you this market is very popular and well attended. It's a great place to grab a cup of coffee and a donut and sit down to enjoy the parade of adults, children, and dogs passing by. During the market season, there are several celebrations. I'm particularly fond of Halloween when kids, adults and dogs come in costume. I've been to a lot of farmers markets in my time, and Farmington Farmers & Artisans Market is still my favorite. Check it out for yourself.

This market is such a nice spot! The fresh donuts are to die for. I love the variety of things…read moreavailable and never leave empty handed. The setting is perfect with lots of parking and stores nearby make it a convenient stop for everything you need.

Baked goods, honey, veggies, fruit, hostas, garden elements, local handcrafted items, jewelry,…read moreetc. Everything good from the farm gate! Open Every Saturday from approx. June - October. 8 am - 12 pm.

This is better than the past few years when I assumed the market was just going to stop. The new…read morepavilion is nice but the vendors should be arranged in more of a walk through flow.

There isn't much to see at this sparse Sunday farmer's market by the Canton Historical Society…read more The area is mostly residential so after spending ten minutes at the market and another ten minutes at the historical society, there was nothing left to do but leave. I prefer the Saturday farmer's markets in Farmington and Plymouth. Farmington is one of the best suburban farmer's markets on the west side of town. It is in a commercial area so it's livelier and there is more to do in addition to the farmer's market.

Pretty cool place. This is a locally producing market including food vendors and artistic vendors…read more It seems to be a mish mash of everything. I stopped in briefly on a weekday, so it wasn't too busy. However I picked up homemade banana bread, ravioli and a tomato meat sauce, cheese buns, German salami all for only $15. What a steal :) There was a menonite food vendor that has organic eggs, meat and ginormous homemade cookies that I was eyeing for my next trip.

Great place to buy fresh vegetables and fruits at a nice price. The truck with fresh goods arrives…read moreevery Tuesdays and weekends. =)