Superstition Ranch Farmers Market

My friend Paula loves this place and I knew I had to check it out when I close by. They have fresh fruit, vegetables, baked goods, canned goods etc.It was BUSY and the aisles are hard to squeeze a cart through. There is so much to look at and we bought some apples which were HUGE, grapes and a blueberry loaf. The prices are cheap and the produce all looked fresh. I wish we had a store on the west side. I cannot wait to come back!

I love the Superstition Ranch Farmers Market! I honestly forgot it existed until I went a few months ago and wondered how I ever managed to!They have such a great option of fresh and local produce, a variety of unique seasongs, salsa's hot sauces, candy, and so much more! It was a lot of fun to look at out the various items they had and we snagged so many fresh berries and other fruit while there. They definitely stay busy, so prepare for lines and crowds. The specific day we went was an anomaly where their credit system was having issues making each transaction take much longer than usual. This is not something that happens often, but the team was still chipper and doing their best to keep things moving quickly! I will definitely be putting them in my regular rotation.

WOW! A WHOLE NEW LOOK!!!After years of doing our produce marketing at SUPERSTITION RANCH FARMERS MARKET we walked in to a BIG SURPRISE. The store had an updated look with all new refrigerator cases and a whole NEW organization and NEAT new look. This is a GREAT IMPROVEMENT over the old look. Welcome to a new age of a shopping experience. It is a major upgrade and a clean, new look!GOOD JOB!

My family loves Superstition Ranch Market! We go on nearly a weekly basis for seasonal food at an incredible price. At a time where groceries are ever-increasing in price, it's nice to have somewhere where I can buy as many fruits and veggies as my kids ask for. Their selection does change often so I wouldn't recommend going if there's just one thing that you really need, we go more with an open mind and let the selection guide us. Plus they post their weekly deals on instagram so I would highly recommend giving them a follow. As an extra bonus, kids get a piece of fruit for free with each visit!

I've been coming here for years! Superstition Ranch Farmers Market is a popular destination for locals and visitors in Mesa, Arizona. It offers a wide variety of fresh produce, including fruits, vegetables, herbs, and more. The market is open year-round, and visitors can also find artisanal bread, local honey, and handmade crafts. The market is a great place to support local farmers and businesses while enjoying fresh and healthy food.

We've been coming here for 10-plus years. A little history - Superstition Ranch started out as just one man selling citrus out of his garage and, over the years, it's grown to be a a place for home cooks, professional chefs, and families just looking for some sustainably sourced groceries. They try lto keep things local whenever possible. They have two locations. They have a huge selection of produce and products from across Arizona. There are even specialty items, like bee pollen and salsa. This is the place to go If you're looking for great groceries and local vendors.

Love this place, especially when you miss the weekend farmers market in town. This indoor market has fresh produce and many other goodies from local farmers and small business owners with reasonable pricing. The service is always courteous and friendly and you're greeted with a smile every time. The atmosphere is open and well lit for you to get the best produce selections.I suggest stopping by when you want that local farmers taste.

UNBELIEVABLE !! $16 for 15 items, including 4 packs of strawberries at 99c each, ginormous Brussels sprouts I could not pass up at 49c/lb !! Organic celery sticks, 4 pint size green peppers for a buck, a couple pounds of mixed grape and heirloom looking teeny tomatoes at 69c/lb, just look at these pictures.

As a young mom I can really appreciate being able to get inexpensive fresh produce here ...but unfortunately the last few times I have shopped here there has been a cashier who was extremely rude. The first two times she was my cashier and I did not let her rude attitude bother me. But today I came in and was in line for a different cashier when she came up and started shouting to someone to make an announcement they are closing and then she said "I want to leave, these people need to get out". Again I brushed it off. But what made me make this post is when she yelled to a much older woman "why are you standing there my lane is open, move over here we're all trying to leave" she continued being rude as she checked out and the older lady was even apologizing to her saying "I'm so sorry I can't see very well". I was appalled.

Seen the recent ad stating watermelon for $2.99 ea. Was hopeful since it was the end January when I made the purchase. They were about twice the size of a small personal size and I bought two; one I threw out because it was mushy inside. The other I'd give a 3.5 out 5 because the sweetness and texture. I also purchased these which were minimally sweet: strawberries, blueberries, green grapes, corn on the cob. I bought a case of 9 mangos and so far, of the 6 I've eaten, half were over ripe (soft, brown flesh). I haven't tried the grapefruit or radishes yet.It seems this place must rescue produce from going to waste but the quality is already inferior by the time it's sold. I bought what I thought was a good price, however, many of the other produce, including some of what I bought, seemed to be comparable in price to sales at other stores.