Didn't like the number of people around, what happened to social distancing?
Very pricey produce and to look for a place to park? Without risk to be towed.
Over all, too many people to truly social distance
Fantastic produce and local meat selections! Event was well attended but also well spaced for any that are Covid concerned.
Expensive market! A small cup of good coffee for $3.50. we bought 2 loaf of bread for $14!!!! Yes good bread. Do not leave home without your big day wallet!! Nice place, very chill and hip, lots of Art surrounding the Market. Great weather too.
What a cool market during this strange time. Got a great hat from @thunderbirdhats and everyone was doing their part to socially distance.
They had some of 5he greenest,most vibrant vegetables I've seen in a long time. The people are friendly and inviting. You have to go . Its on Saturdays and Sundays only.
Definitely a 'must see' if you're a tourist!! We had a wonderful breakfast here, saw some amazing dancers, and brought home A LOT of goodies from here :)
Awesome art market with some good food selections! Take the NM Rail Runner train, and get let off a block from the market!
Kind people and an abundance of great food. Amazing sage smells invite you in and delicious samples lure you in. Try something new, there are organic and local options for all taste buds. Smiles around every corner.
As with all Famers Markets fresh produce varies with seasonal availability. Hours vary by the season. In warm weather there are more stalls outside the market building. Besides the produce there are other foods available. On a seasonal basis there are cut flowers, ornamental plants or seedlings.
You may drop off your knives and tools to be sharpened while you shop.
There's a fresh food restaurant open during the market if you don't like to shop on an empty stomach.
In addition there's shops in the back of the market that are open on non market days.
Friend and I had an amazing time! We personally bought some fresh sprouts, amazing honey and some roasted red peppers. Also got some Yak Sticks as a gift.
Everything is beautifully arranged, the vendors are pleasant to talk to, the prices are nice and there are lots of samples to make sure you will like what you buy.
I love a good farmers market and this is one of the better ones I've perused. Herbs, vegetables, chile peppers and all sorts of good things to eat, including gluten-free and vegan. Farm fresh, all of it, and much of it organically grown and non-GMO. I found none of that distributor purchased, repackaged grocery store rejects that some markets allow. Every farmer that we spoke to was knowledgeable and passionate about their goods.
Really great selection of local produce and of course roasted hatch chili’s!
Santa Fe Farmers Market has become not only the best place to buy the freshest tastiest food but also the best place to catch up with locals on a weekly basis
This is a nice farmer's market but check your produce for freshness. Bought some sweet 'freshly picked' corn which was not sweet and not fresh. The vendor said it had just been picked in the morning. Like to support local farmers but will not be returning to this stand.
Lots of excellent people, loads of independently grown and hand made products.Will make you smile.
Lots of produce and organic stuff. People there were very helpful and friendly. Wish we'd have know (before we left ) that there were also Artists on the other side of the road. (Out of towner don't automatically know that)
Lots of wonderful organic food of all sort. Great breakfast pastries and burritos. Very limited seating.
Great place for fresh herbs, produce, etc. Also wonderful for local crafts and home goods. Look for the tea towels! Try to get there before 11, especially in the winter months, as vendors start to pack up right around noon.
A great place to shop for food and support local New Mexican producers and farmers. Greens, chiles, beans, hominy, cheese, bread, kefir, mushrooms, etc. Raw produce and "value-added" foods like sauces and wines. A fun place to people watch, hear some live music, and see some cool cooking demos as well. Double Up food bucks is also accepted here. It's a wonderful place for everyone. Right across from the artist's market.