Douglass Loop Farmers Market

This was a sweet stop for meats, produce and snacks. We got some meat pies which were spicy and satisfying. It was so delicious, I ended up getting frozen ones for home. We also go some green curry and vegetable rice. I love the selection and the congregation of local farm markets here

This is one of my favorite farmers markets in town. They have a variety of fruit, vegetables and baked goods. Let's not forget the other vendors they also. Parking can be a bit sticky as it's very popular with the residents and others who choose to visit the market. Today we purchased some homemade double chocolate cookies and some tasty focaccia bread. Mission accomplished.

What a great farmer's market. They have live music, there are food vendors with produce, bread, cheeses, honey, a nice lady who has sprouts and green drinks, a lemonade truck, Samosas, Middle-Eastern food. Also, flower vendors, and rotating vendors that offer different trinkets, wood worked goods, etc.You will see some core vendors and others rotate (like the Lemonade truck), and can always find great produce.I have purchased everything from prepared food to a child sized Adirondak chair for my grandson. He loves it! Grab a coffee at Dad's and stroll over. It is worth it.

So many options of vendors. Love Wiltshire pantry and the Italian loaf the best. People are nice. Not ridiculously crowded.

Farmer's market with the typical fare, a bakery stand and a few others selling baked goods, a few fruit and vegetable stands-the buckets of strawberries stood out to me, flowers, a takeaway beer tent, beautiful flowers, and someArtisanal goods. Parking is on the nearby streets and that part was a little chaotic but the vibe of the market was nice. There was even a spot where it looked like a band would play, we were there on the earlier side, so nothing seen! Would definitely recommend if you're in the area on Saturdays between 10 and 2!

This was our favorite farmers market of the four we visited in Louisville. They have a good mix of vendors and the produce vendors were not repeating, they each offered their own specialties. The different vendors with baked goods was another draw for us. Breads, cookies, focaccia, pastries, what could be better? There weren't a ton of vendors, but they were all quality. Parking options include a parking lot or street parking.

This farmers market may not be the largest in Louisville, but I contend it is one of the best.Here's why:* Great selection. There are produce stands as well as meat vendors, desserts, drinks (alcoholic and non-alcoholic), cheese, ice cream, flowers and ready-to-eat providers. One stand had pimento cheese sliders, but had sold out before I got there. I must go back and buy these!* It goes later in the afternoon, to 2pm, than other markets.* It takes place on a beautiful shaded lawn in front of a historic estate house.* It's dog friendly, unlike other markets.* Live music on the steps of the historic home.* Want to keep the good vibes going? Walk across the street to Great Flood Brewing or La Suerte.It's hard to come away from this market without at least some goodies to eat.

This is definitely my favorite farmers market in Louisville. There are plenty of different vendors that have everything I need: fresh produce, meat, and flowers. Also I appreciate the live entertainment.The only negative comment I have is the parking. My goodness, what a nightmare. Luckily one of my friends lives nearby so I park at her complex and we go to the farmers market together. I suggest getting there early to snag nearby street parking and to get what you want. Some vendors have run out of their products that I wanted by noon.

Wide variety of vendors. Music, playground, and bathrooms available. Fresh produce and local goods. Hours are 10 to 2, for those who just can't get up early on Saturday!

Great market. Always leave with some great produce and meats. Only other market we go to is the New Albany Farmers Market in SOIN. Both are awesome.