Minneapolis Farmers Market

Decent farmers market in Minneapolis Can get very busy during the day so best to go early The flower stalls are nice and lots of produce stalls to choose fromGood thing to do on a weekend and check out new vendors

I absolutely loved the Minneapolis farmers market! There's so much produce which I didn't expect! There's also a ton of small breakfast booths. I ended up getting crepes. Portion size was huge and only $9! Wait was about 10 mins, but it was super popular and lots of people were in line. They also have a live jazz show with fun entertainmenOverall rating: 10/10

Beautiful bouquets of flowers for $5-10 is enough to make me come back. Outside of that there were lots of fresh veggies, food stands, live performers and more.

Spent a thoroughly enjoyable hour on an early morning in early June Saturday morning at the Minneapolis Farmers market. I bought Minnesota-grown rhubarb, asparagus, peony and lupine that were all harvested within the past couple of days. Also got some amazing rib tips and smoked chicken wings, listened to a local band play Sittin' on the Dock of the Bay (almost brought a tear to my eyes) and took in the smells from over a dozen food and coffee stands. The market also has dozens of other vendors, selling baked goods, clothing, jewelry, crafts and other interesting. Look forward to going back throughout the season, as the Market evolves with the season.

Favorite farmers market in the twin cities. Best flowers for only $8-10/bouquet, friendly vendors who offer ample samples, and a huge variety that fills the large space. My favorite vendors: succulents, season flowers, dog bones with yak chews, rainbow Chinese the bubble teas/lemonades!!!!

Stopped by the farmers market two weekends ago and had such a fun time! Parking was a little crazy, but we eventually found a spot (this was around 12pm so we sadly only had one hour to check out the market). I ended up leaving with some pickled okra, beef jerky sticks, a cowboy hat and some fair food which I will add photos of :) The market is HUGE and packed with people so be prepared for that. They also had lots of food vendors as well as live music and a beer garden! This must be newer (but also I have not been to this farmers market in about 10 years). Can't wait to go back!

Delicious food, fresh produce, friendly vendors and a wide variety of different things. We got there about an hour after open and it was pretty busy, even busier by the time we left. ATM's available not every stand accepts electronic payments.Take advantage of the local food and handmade items, worth every penny!

Holy cow. Why is ANYONE going to the state fair when this market is the one to rule them all? So amazing with the amount of fruits and vegetables and so MANY options for food. a few favs: the eggroll place on the end - the eggrolls are the size of the super corn dog at the fair; the breakfast sandwich booths, the crepes, the mini donuts, we saw boba tea and lemonades, the flower stands! this is a photographer's dream - so many beauties for the eye to see. can't wait to go back. Hot tips: bring a reusable grocery bag with you (thank me later - my arms were so full of goodies that i couldn't carry anymore if i tried)bring cash - some of the stands take cash only. there are a lot that do take credit card but not allget there early - the parking situation is a bit stressful and it gets really crowdedwatch out for pick pocketers and people asking for money - mostly on the side of the streets.

If you haven't spent an early summer Saturday at the Farmers Market, you are missing out. Lots of good hot food options, fresh produce with many different stands to choose from. Go hungry, take lots of cash with you, and enjoy this market! Parking can be a problem, get there early and be patient!

I'm willing to give this place a second chance just because it does seem like a really popular place to go but I came here for the first time on a weekday, the website said they were open and there's barely anyone here selling stuff. In fact it was more closer to noon and everybody was more so looking to leave. Not much foot traffic either and it was quite a dissapointing experience