Mill City Farmers Market

Mill City Farmers Market is one of my favorite farmers markets to visit. Totally a must stop by because they haven't it all but it isn't over whelming. There are tons of fresh vegetables and fruit booths along with fresh flowers, eggs, cheeses, pastries, fresh juice. There are also crafty booths and food trucks/ food stands like wood fire pizza, samosas, bagels, coffee or chai. Highly recommend checking it out and then taking a walk along the river. Everyone is extremely nice and there are tons of parking ramps or street parking to make the market assessable!

Mill City Farmers Market is a wonderful way to kickstart the beautiful MN summer morning. I've been a few times and each time my experience is different each time which keeps it fun. I love the atmosphere and just looking around. What better way to spend the morning than being outside enjoying the weather, visiting with a close friend, and supporting local? My favorite are the gorgeous flowers! There are a variety of local vendors with different offerings. Highly suggest going to check it out for yourself sometime. They also offer selective indoor winter market. I haven't had the opportunity to check that out, but may I will one day here soon. All of the vendors I've encountered have been very welcoming and willing to ask questions. Some are chatter than others which I believe is common, but I'm all about supporting local if I'm able to. Looking forward to visiting sometime in the summer of 2025.

A great urban farmers market. Limited fresh vegetable vendors, the majority are baked good and prepared foods. Very cosmopolitan! Rhubarb pie and Indian vegetable fritters next to each other. The route 3 bus is one block away. Get off at Trader Joe's!

My friend and I visited the Mill City Farmers Market when we were exploring Mill Ruins Park. We parked at the parking garage across the street from the market (which charged us more than advertised - $7 rather than $3, but at least there was some garage parking, because we couldn't find any close street parking. The market wasn't huge but its location made it special - it's located among some mill "ruins" (hence Mill Ruins Park) and the Gold Medal Flour sign. It's open Saturday from May to October. Worth a visit.

An amazing farmers market and scenery. I can't believe it took me so long to come here!A totally cool market with tons of fresh garden food options along side food-truck-like establishments. Looking for a great breakfast? This is your place. Looking for farmers produce? This is your place. Looking for a fun place to bring your guests from out of town to show off our city? This is your place!!

Great farmers market if you want something a little smaller and not as busy as the big city markets. There is an indoor and outdoor area, weather permitting. Good variety of plants, flowers, baking, vegetables, crafts and food trucks. There is seating around the Guthrie. Dogs are allowed outside only. It is stroller friendly but does get busy on prime time Saturday morning. Get there early if you want the pick of the crop! I do wish that there were more fresh fruit vendors!

This is THE best Farmers Market in Minneapolis. So many things to rave about so here are a few highlights: *The perfect array of vendors. Produce, Food/Drinks, and merchandise *Dog friendly, this is rare for a Farmers Market to allow dogs *Located in downtown, the views are incredible. You can see both the skyline and the Mississippi River *Seating options both on the Guthrie stairs or tables. There is space for you to enjoy your food and drinks while watching the action of the market *Street parking is available and is ~$1/hour

Since moving to Minneapolis, this farmers market has become a regular weekend trip for me. There are so many different vendors, it's perfect for picking up groceries, a housewarming gift, or just grabbing breakfast/lunch! I love to start my trips off with an iced coffee before picking up fresh produce and stopping by the food stalls! In particular, I love the bagels (I'm originally from NJ and have been searching for a go-to bagel spot), wood fired pizza, and bakery stands! In the summer, walking around the park or stone arch is the perfect end to a farmers market day. It's also super nice that they transition indoors for the colder months!

Fantastic farmer's market nestled between the Guthrie and Mill City Ruins. I love to get Misfit coffee at their truck in the park on saturdays and then come here to shop around! There's usually fresh flowers, hot food vendors, baked goods for breakfast, and lots of goodies to shop for! Highly instagrammable, perfect Saturday morning = at Mill City farmer's market.

I have lived in a few different states, yet this is by far the best farmer's market I have ever been to! First and foremost, many of the stalls are BIPOC owned, which is really important to me. Second, the produce is always SUPER fresh, and keeps well for a long time. With other farmer's markets, I have had produce wilting and splotchy in the time it takes to get home from the farmer's market, but that is never the case with this one. You can always find the juiciest, crunchiest peppers, a variety of fresh greens, and delicious fresh bread. My favorite stall is Mhonpaj's Garden for sure! Get their carrots and thai chilis. I can usually find most of my produce for the week here, and it's just a quick, convenient stroll to Trader Joe's to get any additional grocery items. I really appreciated the enforcement of precautions during COVID. This FM is a beloved summer/fall activity for us Downtown dwellers, and the folks in charge did a great job of keeping us safe.