Mesa Farmers Market and Flea

I really enjoy the Mesa Farmers market, though much smaller than the other Valley markets, it's confusing to grow, and a wonderful addition to the Mesa area. It has moved a few times since it started back up 5 or so years ago and is now currently in downtown Mesa off of main need the arts center. I do miss it being at Pioneer Park, though the park wasn't perfect, it was a lovely spot. That being said, downtown location isn't too far from its original spot. The market feature a few various produce stands, bread and lots of food or self care options. I prefer the more artsy stands myself, but still like checking it out every few weeks. All the local vendors are friendly, showcase great items and though you could check it all out in 30 or so minutes it's a great way to start a Saturday morning.

Cant find it. The address on Yelp is wrong and I googled another address and it also wasn't correct. Not sure where it is, but if someone knows where it is they should post it.

A great place for unique finds. Also fun people watching!! Huge flea market, you can spend several hours there. It's nice because you can also grab a beer and some food!

I am a frequent farmers market shopper and thought I would check this one out. I was disappointed that there were so few vendors and also what a bad neighborhood it's in. I asked why there were so few vendors and was told because they have high standards and want to keep everything local. Then I look and they have a truck serving lobster lol. Not sure where they are getting local Arizona lobster. Will be definitely attending other markets besides this one.Second VisitBought some Olive Oil from Sonoran Desert which was good then bought more olive oil in flagstaff which it was the same exact bottle and flavors with a different logo. I then went to Wisconsin and found another Olive Oil which is exactly the same again with a different logo. I hate when I go to a farmers market and told buying a premium hand made product and find out it's a mass produced product that many companies just slap a logo on. They have their whole story that they harvest twice a year and all how they make it which is all BS. Very disappointed to find out these people are lying to local customers.

The Mesa farmer market is the best all the vendors were extremely friendly their samples were delicious and I will definitely come back next week and enjoy more goodies the guac box was awesome the different type of coffees from Guatemala Honduras were delicious the hummus was good Ruff-Ruff was awesome talking to her this is the best of Mesa and I am so glad to be able to be here today see you next week I highly recommend this farmers market

This is a great up and coming neighborhood market at Pioneer Park in the heart of Mesa. All of the vendors are super friendly and the offerings are fantastic. You can get everything you need from a farmers market here. Parking is convenient and it is adjacent to the light rail if you're looking for an eco friendlier way of traveling. This market is also pet-friendly and has so much to offer it's local community.

I so enjoy the Mesa farmers market but I will say it's not inexpensive place to buy produce. Be prepared to pay top dollar to support local fresh food. I consider it a honor to shop there, but only go about once a month because of the cost. We love our Saturday mornings when we go buy fresh food from the farmers market and come home make a fresh pot of coffee and savor the yummy flavors, so fun.

If I could give this place 10 stars, I would. I'm an avid farmers market shopper. Whenever I visit somewhere new, a stop at their local farmers market is always part of our trip. My favorite markets tend to be back east, my favorite - the Burlington Farmers Market. On my first visit to Mesa Markers Market & Flea - I walked away feeling like I had a little taste of Burlington right here in my hometown. The vendor selection isn't as huge as the more established markets around town, but this is a BRAND NEW market - and every single week, I find someone new there with something new to purchase - along with my regular finds: Proof bread/goodies, Rhiba Farms veggies/eggs/honey, coffee... The vendors have unique, artisan style offerings - each thing totally unique and often something I have never seen anywhere else. I LOVE shopping this market!

Growing up I went to the old Mesa Farmers Market on Center Street almost every week. I was sad when they closed. I am so grateful to have a local farmers market again. Thank you to the organizers!I loved the old market. This one is quite different. Those expecting the old market might be disappointed. The produce is priced higher than the old market. However it is similar to grocery store produce pricing and the quality is fantastic! Since the market opened vegetables are once again the star of our dinner table. There aren't a lot of vendors yet, but the vendors that are there are excellent. Proof Bread is amazing. Their danishes and rosemary twists are a perfect treat! East Coast Joe's is the best food truck I've ever been to! They have a police officer there each week. The officer is usually walking around the market and seems very alert. I've never felt unsafe at the market. I highly recommend going early for the best selection.

I give it four stars. It's a little on the smaller side. The quality of the food, produce,clothing is all great. Come enjoy Saturday morning with delicious food trucks in a fun casual atmosphere.