Ahwatukee Farmers' Market

I realized that I'm spoiled by Uptown Farmers Market... this is not even 1/5 of the size of Uptown. It's also a bit smaller than the Chandler one... The reason I went there was because I haven't had any time on Saturday, hence a Sunday morning experience.To be fair, there are vendors I don't recognize who are selling their products there, so I made a few unexpected purchases. I had a few good conversations with the business owners and staff as well, because I accidentally showed up an hour early (Google failed me) while they were still setting up. Don't be like me. October to May's hours are 9am to 1pm. Because of that, I missed the live DJ and music, which probably would have made the shopping experience better.Also, the parking lot was small, and there were no designated parking for guests, so my car was trapped for about 15 minutes by a vendor's van who was unloading and setting up.

They have great breakfast burritos and great friendly sellers. They have great covering above to keep you out of the sun. We enjoy walking around getting fresh produce while listening to live music.

This is a little market but it is nice! Was super low key and not busy when I went, but I went close to their ending time. They had some vendors I often by from there like yobro and they have no filter coffee which is really good! Nice place to stop if you're nearby and not wanting to visit a super crowded market

This market has not grown in years. I'm not sure if it's a lack of marketing or what. Disappointing. There are few venders with only a couple that sell veggies. Too bad they don't take ideas from the Gilbert Market which is much larger and more venders providing more products. I feel bad for the vendors there since there aren't a lot of people shopping there. There really is no excuse since the area it's located at is generously populated. It's a missed opportunity for sure.

Absolutely a delight to see all the fresh produce and the sweets. There are several vendors that bake fresh daily. One has the most delicious ham and cheese croissants. If you like authentic Polish food there is a sweet woman whose food will remind you of Grandmas home cooking. There is vegan food, gluten free food, smoothies, honey and more. It's not big but tons of variety.

Simple local farmers market. Got fresh local veggies for my week and hummus. Fresh bread and dog treats were also selling. The only reason it didn't get a five star was because it's quaint size, but it's not a negative thing--just doesn't put it to big five star. Great place though!

Small but mighty! Loved this Sunday produce stop!! Please stop by on any Sunday and grab some good stuff.

The Farmers Market was so cute! We walked through while waiting 25 minutes for Hillside Spot breakfast and we purchased some chocolate chip macaroons. I really want to return to purchase some fresh veggies and local honey. I could smell the breakfast burritos and non-gmo sausage. I waited in line for Chocolates but quickly became side-tracked from the macaroon samples. Best $2 spent this weekend entirely!

First time here, weather was great, the smell of food being cooked was delicious as well!!Quite a bit of various farmers here as well as independent food shops! We picked up a great haul from homemade polish perogies to homemade fig jam and a bag full of grown veggies; green beans, honey Mandarin oranges, cucumbers, lemons, Meyer lemons, and a lot of root vegetables that are grown during winter :^)It's kinda small, but the turnout was big for an AZ farmers market. I highly recommend you check out the website for their full vendors list, times and days.Support local!

Lots of local farmers, bakers, food vendors.Also multiple artists were present our first trip. More desirable not in the hotter months.