Mercer Island Farmers Market

Such a great little spot with so many good local choices. I visited in late summer and they had amazing berries and local produce that I packed in my suitcase home!

First time being at the Mercer Island Farmers Market and I do have to say it was small but cute , they have a few good/snack stands and a few stands with some good looking veggies waiting to be bought ! It wasn't terribly busy where I was bumping into people it was actually quite comfortable to walk around . Everyone who was hosting were very nice and kind . This farmers market was a little small and didn't have lots of different stands compared to others I've been too that usually has stands with home decor , scarves , jewelry , cards , etc . But it was still nice , I wouldn't mind coming back again specially for some kettle corn and cookies those are worth it ! Pricing on the kettle corn was pretty normal , the cookies were a little more on the pricey end but I just had to try the s'mores ! I enjoyed my visit to the farmers market and I hope you do as well !

Enjoyed the market at MI. They had a whole section of take out food stalls for eating there or taking home. The day I was there a really good bluegrass band playing worth a listen! Of course plenty of fruits, veggies and flowers. Breads, baked goods. I went home with several bags of great stuff! Unfortunately when I got to my car it was broken into. I wasn't expecting that. But who is? Other than that side it was overall a nice adventure.

Treasured by our family! A wonderful community resource, lots of great vendors, music.

Went to the opening day of the market in the summer. There were many vendors (mostly focused on fresh produce --e.g. vegetables, meats, fruits---and prepared food --e.g. ice cream, cookies, pizza, burgers, Hawaiian food, etc and not much focused on arts and crafts).Parking was convenient. You can park across the street from Wells Fargo for free. We spent about 45 minutes there and got some of the freshest and sweetest strawberries from the market @ $16 per half flat!I would have given it one more star if there are more vendors. Pluses for the vendors offering mostly whatever is growing at the peak of the season.

The Mercer Island Farmer's Market occurs near the Mercerdale Park on the north side of the island every Sunday this summer. They have a few food trucks, to check out and have a ginger beer and local brewery stand. There is something for everyone there; but unfortunately, dogs are not allowed. I tried to sneak my dog in, but the market staff enforces it.

I love Farmers Markets and this one did not disappoint!There weren't too many shops, but I still loved walking around and listening to the live performance. There were a couple of fruit stands, pastry stands, hummus stands, flower stands, and more! There were a few especially popular ones like the Ethiopian Food Stand and the Seattle Pop Stand. There's a nice grassy park area right next to the Farmer's Market, which is a great spot to eat what you've bought and listen to the performance. The market wasn't overly crowded, but the atmosphere still felt nice and lively. Would definitely go back soon!

Coming from the world famous Monterey Farmers market I was impressed. The only reason for four stars is I did not see as many samples of fruit that I was used from the Monterey Farmers Market where you can try before you buy. Although the berries I ended up purchasing were super tasty and the young man allowed me a taste. This market spans about two long blocks in a L shape. Plenty of food vendors, pizza from an on site wood burning oven, tamales, and other fried treats. The smells were so good. Prices seemed fairly reasonable for custom treats. Live music was being played and people grabbed shade to enjoy the day. I purchased a homemade hot sauce wit a really cute name called Hat Dame. Speciality hot sauce made in small batches with an expiration date. I chose the standard sauce good for Bloddy Mary's, scrambled eggs and or quesadillas. Loads of things I look forward to going back and trying once I am more settled. Happy to have a great farmers market to walk to. Cheers and happy yelping.

I love having a neighborhood farmers market to walk to! I think prices are reasonable and I love having local fruits, veggies, and meats where you KNOW where they come from.

Always an enjoyable weekend stroll. The usual fare from a Farmer's market, just a little smaller. Still, very much to my taste. Fresh fruits, veggties, meat, baked goods and about a dozen food stalls/carts... you get the idea. Usually a live band playing too. Bonuses: its right next to Mercerdale Park, for a mini-picnic and kids to play around. There is a kids acitvity stall, where they usually have small kids learn about plants, and take-away a small goodie to continue the activity at home.