Singh Meadows

I left an in depth review on google so check that out. Just FYI- call to see what is open even if the map says it's open. Operations here have not been consistent or regular for some time. Great place with great family owners, you just need to know what the deal is before you stop by. I posted pictures also to google.

Great place for fresh fruits and vegetables. Desert oasis for sure! The owners are very kind and welcoming.

This place was amazing!! Not only was the food so fresh, but the view was beautiful! No filter needed on this gorgeous food!The breakfast sandwich, avocado toast, and kale salad were all equally delicious! You can tell when something is fresh, and this was some of the freshest veggies I've had in the valley!

Excellent farmer's market, everything is local. We came one Sunday and were lucky enough to meet the owner Ken Singh who spoke about the property and its history. The meadows behind the market is where people are welcome to picnic with their families. The market itself has a lot from produce to duck eggs and everything in between. It's amazing that it all comes from Arizona.

The hidden gem!!! I love this place & I finally got the write a review. The owner is such a pleasure to talk with. He walks around greeting people and answering all the questions. Love the cafe/kitchen...they make sure great foods and freshly squeezed juices. It was nice to see kids are able to play in the area as the parents relax. HIDDEN GEM!!!!

Amazing compost and soil for an amazing price! Why go all the way to the Worm Farm when this place is closer to us East Valley folks and the quality is great (dare I say better?) than that West Valley institution? Abel was so helpful and knowledgeable. I will definitely be back when I amend my garden bed again in the spring.

This is where you will find the most expensive local produce in Arizona. While I support local businesses and generally fork over the money here, I don't appreciate them keeping the prices hidden. The chalkboard was not updated with prices either. You don't know how much an item costs until you check out. And some prices are just outrageous. It is embarrassing for me to tell the cashier that the item is too expensive and to put it back, although I do it. This place is a fancy cute vegetable stand indeed. But please stop imitating the snooty luxury car dealership down the road where if you have to ask how much it costs, you can't afford it.Pretty please, advertise the price for each and every single item you sell. It's just being courteous to your loyal customers and not much to ask.

Really love the concept of this place. Great for families. Great for brunch. They have blankets if you want to sit on the green grass and watch the pond, otherwise seating is patio tables.The menu changes regularly so come back to try new dishes. We had the Indian breakfast tacos, beet toast, and taste of the meadows. My favorite was the beet toast, but everything was fresh, light, and flavorful. If eating their menu is what being a vegetarian is like, I wouldn't mind going vegetarian at all.

Quite a large basket of a variety of vegetables.land little fruit. They all lasted a good amount of time, and were very tasty. Appreciated the drop in your car driver, and the other options to purchase. The eggs were so perfect for Easter, as I have grown children and do not color my eggs. I posted a picture of them they were gorgeous and tasted fabulous. Headed back again this weekend thank you thank you. Paying easy too. Each eWeek brings amazing new additions. Added bread to my order this time.

Allow me to Singh some praises for Singh Meadows! This farmer's market is simply adorable and has a large green meadow and lake in the back as well as a dog friendly patio. The market has a lovely selection of really nice looking vegetables, fruits, farm fresh eggs, and also sells jarred goods, pastries, fudge and delicious Noble bread. While there are a few paved parking spots, if you come at a busy time chances are you'll be parking in the large dirt lot close by. It's a short walk to the market and if you bring your doggos they have a doggie bag station if you need to pick up your pupper's dirty deeds (Done dirt cheap according to AC/DC).I wanted to come here to try out the food from the kitchen but after seeing the long line snaking out the door which didn't seem to be moving at all, I decided to just get a pastry instead. The almond croissant I had was $5 plus tax, and was divine. It was crisp, flaky and buttery, with a generous amount of almond paste and sliced almonds on top, dusted with powdered sugar. While wandering outside the grounds are lush, green and well maintained. It's a popular place for families to take their kiddos and several dogs were also there enjoying the outdoors with their humans. We brought our pups and they had a lovely time taking in all the new sights and being the center of attention to all the kids here :). Tricki in particular did her civic duty of trying to be the meadow's furry four legged lawnmower on any spots of grass that weren't given their summer 'do. On the patio there's a basket with large blankets for you to use if you want to picnic on the meadows. As a side note, be sure you put on some bug repellant before you come here! It's mosquito city!