Redmond Saturday Market

First time here and it was a lovely day at the market! Easy to find, plenty of parking since it's held in the lot of a church, clean, and they even have a row of portable toilets with hand washing stations as well. Friendly people all around and a nice assortment of handmade and locally grown goods. I went today looking for duck eggs and honey comb, and I was able to get a dozen eggs from the helpful people at the Sky Valley Family Farm booth (so excited!), but I had no luck on the comb this time around. I'm looking forward to visiting this market in the future, and highly recommend!

Nice size farmers market nearby! I saw a lot of vendors for fruits & vegetables, flowers. Friendly atmosphere. Plenty of parking.

I love coming here and especially enjoy the new location!! With the Redmond Saturday Market now located off Willows Road, it makes parking so much easier. Also, there's a lot of more space for vendors. It's much more open and easier to roam and walk around compared to the other location. It's less cramped and feels more open and spacious. There's so much to check out when you're here and I recommend making a nice day of it! The market hours are from 10am-2pm and you're bound to find some great farm products, beautiful local flowers, or even try some yummy food from a local food truck.

Such a fun little farmers market! Parking: incredibly easy! Huge parking lot. You have to walk, but not far at all. Parking is also free. Prices: typical farmers market/local market prices! Quality of goods: everything we purchased there exceeded our expectations! Like any farmers market, you are paying for local items. Food: they have a few different booths to choose from! The hot dog/sausage one was definitely the longest line (and super yummy + affordable) Environment: Lots of dogs, families, kids, live music. When the sun is out, it's the perfect place to be. People eating lunch on the grass listening to music, lots of laughter. Definitely a mood booster!Variety: I felt like there was a decent variety but not enough compared to some of the other farmers markets I've been to. Booths that stuck out to me: Coffee booth Homemade candles--small percentage went to a dog shelterPickled garlic and other condimentsLOTS OF FLOWERS Snow cones (this seemed to be pretty popular the day we went...it was a nice 70 degrees out)

We love this farmers market in Redmond. They recently moved from downtown Redmond to Willows Road and there's so much more parking, which is fantastic. Do you want cheese? do you want fruit? do you want salsa? do you want flowers? do you want lunch? do you want veggies galore? You have come to the right place! We also get fresh fish, berries, mushrooms, honey, micro greens all while be serenaded by local musicians. It's the place to go for fresh, local food straight from the farms.

I love a good outdoor farmers market !!! The Redmond market doesn't disappoint ... you'll surely find the high quality foods and sundries that you need to stock your pantry ... great opportunity to support local business and even craftsman.

Perhaps it's because of covid... it was definitely smaller than I was expecting, especially because of the stellar reviews that was written for this market. Parking was easy - but I could see it getting crowded as it becomes more popular. It's definitely dog- friendly as there were many dogs on leashes roaming around. We didn't end up buying anything since nothing really caught our eyes :)

The Redmond Saturday Market, aka Farmers + craft + food + music + children's crafts, is possibly the biggest and best on the east side. It has grown a fair bit in the years since I started going, and what I saw today truly sealed the deal as a premiere destination for all things farmers and home made.First, the most important part - the produce. Multiple, and I mean multiple farmers come from all over to sell their produce here. It's absolutely charming, and honestly better than most other markets due to this. (Ballard's Farmers Market is possibly a hair better and bonus that they run year round!)Grocery/baked goods food stalls - lots of varieties, from cans of tuna, seafood in coolers, etc., home baked goods, they have them.Food to eat there - hey, why not eat there too? I spotted an awesome BBQ, a seafood stall, Mediterranean food, kettle corn, and probably more I missed. I had a cup of made on the premises seafood chowder with all the seafood in that little cup. Lovely!Crafts - Lots of artists booths. Check them out!Children's corner - On a regular schedule, kids of certain age groups are allowed to sign up for a table and sell their creations. It's a bit tucked behind the musician, the BBQ booths. Look for them and see what they have. It's different every week!Music - Live music entertains!Parking - Plentiful!!! Multiple lots serve this market. There's one adjacent to it where the most walk-adverse folks will park there. There's the public lot on Bear Creek. There are multiple lots for Redmond Town Center that you can park.

The Redmond Saturday Market is located between a church and mini-golf place. That means there's lots of parking, but you'll find yourself eating goodies under 3 massive crosses and watching a family tackle the 5th hole.Definitely looks for these two tables: the cool mushroom farmer and the unique sausage peiold. The Market could benefit from a regular coffee stand and more locally-created staples like milk, eggs, and basic bread loaves.

One of my favorite markets in my neighborhood. They are open longer months than the one nearby my house, also in a larger scale = more options and entertainment for myself and my little pupper . I love it they added another bakery (Snohomish Bakery) in RSM this year, and I could not resist but trying their twice-baked pan au chocolat - gooey chocolaty goodness - LOVE it. It is such a treat in the cheat day. I grabbed their baguette and focaccia - so looking forward to trying them. Many vendors returned this year (produce/meat/egg/cheese, craft and food vendors), including Wiseguy (my pup's fave), and they still have live entertainment every week. This is a lovely place to spend your Saturday morning, and I can't wait for the better weather in the mid-summer, when the produce options widen up.