Downtown Chandler Farmers Market

Absolutely love this place! Definitely a lot more relaxing than the Gilbert one as it gets a lot less crowded. Less vendors, so I guess that's the only draw. Parking is incredibly sparse but it's located in a very walkable area with lots of restaurants and shops in nearby distance.

The Downtown Chandler Farmer's Market is rather small and mostly produce and local artisan goods. While the items seemed to be pretty well aligned with what I'd expect at a Farmer's Market, the vibe felt a little off. Maybe it was me, but I wasn't feeling it the day I visited. However, if you're a local (I'm not, I was visiting from out of town), you'll likely be happy to pick up local produce for a home grown dinner. Maybe a few more vendors and perhaps some live music or other entertainment might bring up the energy level a bit.

First time coming to Chandler's Farmers Market. I don't know if it has anything to do with the weather, but I was surprised by how small the amount of farms, vendors and food trucks that participated in comparison to the Gilbert, Roadrunner, and Uptown markets.There were some familiar vendors like Amadio Ranch, Noble and Proof bakeries. There were several new ones new to me like Bad Dog Salsa, Elderberry Co. SkinnyFat Farms, Grateful Joe and quite a few more. Meal prep services, homemade soaps and jewelry.There was live music for market goers listening pleasure. The location is great there are breweries and restaurants within walking distance.

Totally fun!! The Filipino food was awesome. Everyone was so friendly and nice. Good music while I strolled around with my doggie and m friend Mike.

Was a beautiful day out and decided to pay a visit to the farmers market, get some goodies and support local small businesses. I was able to get some veggies and fresh eggs which is what I was looking for. I want to get natural stuff with no pesticides. You will have to pay a little more but it's your health. So I don't mind it.They had a variety of stands, multiple dog treats, local honey, donuts, bath and creams, vitamins and local jewelry. I have to say it's a very small place and we did it pretty quickly. I wish it was a little bigger because I wanted to keep shopping.

A little light on veggies. However a good place to pick up a Noble bread order. I noticed Proof bread was also available. I plan to check if they do pre orders. Parking was simple at 845 am.

Lots of fun . Great turn out of people . Highly recommend farmers markets in the east valley. This is my first time at chandler farmers market. I typically go to Gilbert or Mesa.! I'll definitely add this to my Saturdays. If you are looking for great fresh food and awesome time to be out with family on a Saturday. Highly recommend farmers markets. You will always find something (even if it's coffee like me ) lol. Have fun.

We love coming here with our dog. Lots of vendors and friendly people. Always some produce, baked goods, natural pet products, art, etc. We live in Mesa but love coming down for this on Saturdays.

Such a tiny farmer's market! The hours are weird too. Thursdays from 3-7? And only from October through April? I did enjoy the selection of booths here though. There were fresh tamales, delectable pastries from Squarz, macaroons, Doctor Hummus, various bottles of hot sauce, and a booth selling jam just to name a few of the vendors here. There was also one vendor selling fresh produce.The produce here was so fresh and gorgeous looking. Prices were about average for a farmer's market. Service was meh at the fresh produce stand. Even though I was there first at the check out booth the cashier decided to help another couple that came by after me. Odd.....

Was not impressed with this farmer's market. Having been to multiple farmer's markets on the west coast, this one was not impressive. There was free parking, which was good. The market was open in the morning hours on a Saturday, which was also a good thing for my schedule. Upon parking on the street, and walking up to the market, there was extremely loud music playing. There was also a bad smell, as if there was some type of food cooking in the area. Got up to the farmer's market and the volume of the music was unbearably loud. The smell of the nasty cooking food had gotten worse too! Didn't see anything worth buying, but stumbled into a sugar land right next to the market area. The sugar land statues of candy, cookies, and hot cocoa were much more fun than the farmer's market!