Highlands Ranch Farmers Market

Great farmers market and nice to catch on a Sunday. Most of the vendors that are at the Saturday farmers market are at this market. It was great to see familiar faces. The service is a notch better at this market than it is at the Southwest Plaza Farmers Market.

Oh, Highlands Ranch Farmers Market -I wanted to like you, I really did. I mean you're close to home, have a pretty great selection of produce and parking was a breeze, but a few things missed the mark for me. First off, you're tiny and oddly placed in the middle of a parking lot, squished between restaurants and shops. It looks uncomfortable and is trying to meander the market. Secondly, your vendors are a bit pushy towards patrons. A booth shoved their fruit in my face and insisted I buy it right then and now. Another booth took it upon herself to grab me, and physically show me how her Hawaiian clips work in my hair. Talk about awkward! While the selection of produce is pretty good, the prices were insanely high, especially after frequenting other markets! After 10 minutes looking around, I left empty handed and not sure I'll return. Maybe it was the bad taste put in my mouth after visiting you, or simply an off day, either way, I was a little disappointed.

Ahhh another Farmers Market that is under the Metro Denver Farmers Market "umbrella" aka Organization. This is one of the smaller Farmers Market that we have been to. This recent visit was on Sunday May 18th 2014. Time was about 10:00hrs ish. We were here with My Parents who were in town. Yes, there a couple of Vendors who sell food items such as Pastries, Cookies, Breads, Nuts to name a few. There are also vendors who sell clothes, accessories, herb oils, dog treats and leashes for your dogs/puppies too.This Farmers Market, is located at the Highlands Ranch Town Center near to Tattered Cover Bookstore. All in all, just an OK Farmers Market. Once again, I managed to purchase the Local Honey in which is from the same vendor I met sometime ago from a different farmers market. This time around the Local Honey is from Berthoud, CO. We also purchase a package of Nuts, which my Mum want, and pastries from one of the Vendors too.Bring CASH if you intend to purchase items at this Farmers Market, so you wont be searching high and low for an ATM Machine outlet. Its opened from 10am till 2pm every Sunday. This year it starts on Sunday May 4th, and it will run till October 26th 2014. @107/2014

It's a smaller market, and most of the fruit and vegetables vendors do not show up until later in the summer, but there are some other nice vendors to try out. Great bread, a Lebanese man who sells some yummy items, get the tamales they are awesome! The bakery that brings small quiches are great and there a few other cookie or pastry vendors, my favorite is Wham Bam, Thank You Pam! There is also a nice man who sells specialized rice and fancy olive oils and pure vanilla a little pricey, but not something you can buy at a grocery store. Not sure how the rest of the summer will shake out with COVID, but hoping to see more of the vegetables and fruit vendors show up throughout the summer, but there are a couple right now.

If you're hoping for Pure Fruits and Vegetable Vendors this isn't it. It has some. (Around 6?) and they have a pretty basic offering and minimal fruit compared to vegetables and herbs. However it has a lot of other food vendors and some random product vendors from organic lotions or canna products.My favorite food vendor is the killer (Danish??) pastry shop with delicious pastry cinnamon buns and almond paste filled kringles which own a small section of my heart. Worth the visit just to score some pastry from Touch of Denmark (could be wrong about the name?).Sometimes there's been a woman selling delicious pupusa (a tender corn meal patty with different fillings inside) and those are killer.I've gotten fruits and vegetables from various vendors and nothing was too memorable as good or bad so pretty safe bets over all. Prices weren't notable. I think some of them might refrigerate the tomatoes which is sad, so if you care about that, ask first.Those roasted almonds are lovely and people enjoy receiving them as a gift!Definitely worth the visit as there's usually plenty of parking and it's free after all! Not sure why there are so many "sour" reviews on here. Not a waste of time by any means and there are some cool shops and restaurants in the same plaza.

Maybe the worst Farmers' Market we've ever visited. One vendor selling veggies and fruit at outrageous prices. The rest is a conglomeration of chiropractors, overpriced sauces and meat products, cheap dresses made in India, replacement windows. . . You get the picture.Add in the fact that Tattered Cover closed its store here and this simply isn't worth the time or effort. We ended up shopping at Sprouts at University and County Line.Highlands Ranch ought to be ashamed to sponsor this.

If you've been there once, you've been there enough. Same vendors as last year, in almost the identical spots. The fruits and veggies are good, but the other vendors are the same old same old. They need to shake it up a bit with something new to entice us to return.

It is small. It love this farmers market! Great produce and great vendors. The pastry place is a must stop

Love this farmer's market!!!! After previous bad reviews and low ratings, I was expecting to be letdown, but I was pleasantly surprised. I have been to plenty of markets in and outside of Denver and I will continue to go back to this one. It has a sufficient amount of vegetable vendors, plus a pasta vendor, roasted cinnamon almonds/nuts vendor and so many others. Three long rows worth!! My favorite is the super friendly Lebanese vendor that sells amazing, authentic food, at great prices. To top it off, the whole thing is spacious and even when it gets busy it's easy to maneuver. Parking is abundant as well. The restaurants surrounding the market are great also. Nothing like enjoying a bloody mary or mimosa after a day of shopping :-)

Hardly and fresh produce. Mostly clothes, arts and crafts, clothing, prepared foods.