Issaquah Farmers Market

Overcrowded, overpriced, and people were harassing us with pride flags. "Local" includes every region in Washington State, apparently. There's little to no detailed information about the vendors, if you want to learn their region and story. Several of the lines were long and slow. If you want to spend $8 on a croissant, $8 on 1lb of cherries, and $5 on an average coffee, and then leave stressed, this is the place for you.

Was going to Costco, and saw they had this farmer's market going on, so we decided to stop here after. UT was a beautiful day for it. The market was much much bigger than I thought it would be, and a lot of vendor to look at. A good amount of food options, since I wanted a snack. And got some flowers. Would probably come wander around again.

Lots of vendors selling their goods. Wonderful to support local artisans and businesses. Lots of variety in the selections of what to eat. This little farmers market has really grown over the years since I first started coming here. Lucky to find Asian pears for $1.50 a bound and orange beets for $2 a bunch (3 medium to large orange beets. Will you my instant pot to pressure cook for this weeks salads at home.

Always friendly and always have amazing looking and tasting produce. The size and condition of their lettuce always astounds me! $3.50-4 for a ginormous head of lettuce is a steal of a deal when it feeds a family of four with two teenagers!! They also have a good variety of other produce for what seems like a smaller farm. Their price on beautiful floral bouquets seems to be $10-15 when most of the other floral bouquets in the Issaquah Farmers market are at least $15-20. Support this local business and you'll be sure to enjoy the "fruits" of their hard labor!! (Pun intended )

Fun little farmers market that is open during the summer months till around the end of September. Tons of fresh flowers and produce options!A few food stands as well, I only saw 1 coffee place called Chayen coffee, they had a lot of Thai drinks & non coffee options as well! We only came here for a quick visit after we grabbed Costco gas. We needed some coffee for our drive to Leavenworth for the weekend. We tried the cafe (Thai coffee) and the green Thai coffee latte both iced in the 24oz. It was lot of drink! Hard for me to carry both until I met up with my hubby. Drinks were both really good in flavor and the cafe has a strong coffee taste. We will have to come back another Saturday to check out the rest of the market! No pets allowed at this market, which is a huge bummer, but service animals are allowed of course... Maybe their policy will change in the future bc I know our pup loves to join us for Saturday markets!

This is one of the better options for farmer's market on the eastside. I love the many vendors here including bakery goods (pastries were $8. Wow!) There was a Chinook smoked stand and we were able to get half off on a busted plastic seal from the package. I was able to try some bakeries from Seattle (The French Guy). The Snohomish bakery also looked good with the sweets and breads. You can park at the Costco parking lot adjacent to the market. I love how there is grassy and shady area for people to sit down. Overall this might be my favorite place out of the all the farmer markets I have checked out so far).

This farmers market is organized nicely. The vendors are placed in such a way that you can walk through without feeling overly crowded. A variety of food vendors, coffee vendors, dessert items, bakery items, flowers, and fresh produce. The vendors are friendly and the attendees are respectful. You can easily tell who the favorite vendors are at this market as there will usually be a longer line there. Cash is preferred by some of the vendors but most will have a square system to pay with a card. There is an ATM and bathroom facility inside the red barn as you walk through the entrance area. If you get there when the market opens, there's plenty of parking. Lately, Costco has been a bit more strict in where market attendees can park but they usually have signs posted saying "Costco only". Also, for dog owners, dogs are not allowed at this market.

The booths are all spaced apart for safety and all the vendors wear masks. People in attendance are also social distancing accordingly, following the new rules: any bought food has to be eaten in the designated food court area or away from premises. There are sanitizing stations and signs encouraging the mask--all comforting sights.Parking in the structure is easy and the crowds don't get too crazy, I'm glad I went to support our local farmers!

My wife and I try to visit the Issaquah Farmers Market every week. It's a fantastic place with great organic produce and delicious food. We also love the occasional live music, especially when there's a cellist. It has a great grass park for families to picnic at and enjoy the occasion.

A first timer to this Farmer's Market! Arrived at 8:55 AM, right before it opened at 9:00 AM. Waited in a long line of people until we were all allowed to enter. Walked around to see different flower vendors, fruit and produce, food vendors - a Thai Iced coffee and Thai Iced Tea food truck, Chinese food, Indian cuisine, Mexican Tacos and Quesadillas. A Mini Donut stand was there, Chips and Salsa, Kettle Popcorn and a few other Pastry vendors.Definitely a whole lot of people! Lines of people buying stuff at most of the fresh fruit and veggie vendors, so you'll kind of have to maneuver around the crowds to pick out what you want...Bought a whole box of Sweet Strawberry Cherries from Ayala Farms!!! Simply the BEST!!! Got some Dumplings, Chicken Tacos, Chicken Quesadillas and Caramel Popcorn! As for our drinks, ordered a Thai Iced Coffee and a Passion Fruit Lemonade from Chayen Coffee!!Food tasted great! And drinks were very flavorful and refreshing. I can say that they are little pricier than normal for the food items and drinks, but if you go once in a while to support these local vendors, all worth it!