Dallas Farmers Market

Although the market is vastly reduced in scope due to the construction , the vendors are true farmers and craftsmen. Definitely still worth a trip

This is my new favorite weekend tradition. Arrive early if your trying to eat breakfast items . They sell out quickly.

Beware, supporting "local" doesn't always means things are organic ! Most produce at the DFM are conventionally grown with pesticides. Only 3-4 small stands are actually organic . Be sure to ask!!

The Market was officially sanctioned in 1941, and today it is open to the public seven days a week with Texas farmers offering fresh berries , peaches , corn , lettuce, meats, flora and more.

On Saturdays the Farmers Market holds free cooking demos. Learn how to make something new and pick up supplies from local farmers afterwards....eggs , veggies , meat, grains, you can find it all there.

Nice indoor market with shops and food vendors . Great way to spend couple hours enjoying some good eats while doing some souvenir shopping

If you are looking for a farmers market with lots of fresh produce and meat vendors , skip the Dallas Farmers Market. I am from a city that has a real Farmers Market so I was gravely disappointed.

Get Roomies Ice Cream ! New ice cream stand with handmade waffle cones

One of my favorite places to visit in Texas! There's always music and it's always so lively . I love it so much!

Not a place I would get a good deal on local produce but the vendors have some nice products of high quality. The actual complex has a wide array of cuisines to choose from.

Photographers ! Check out our blog to learn more about our State of the Environment Photo Project and this featured photo taken at this farmers market by Stephanie Marchant. Read more

Not too thrilled with the vendors or set-up. It is more like a bad craft fair than a farmer's market and the produce I purchased was worse quality than I could get for cheaper at Sprouts.

Make sure to visit shed 2 ! Lots of great vendors ! Pasta , pickles olive oil , cheese just to name a few!!

Eat your way through. The fruit samples are ridiculously good, fresh, and somewhat organic .

Check out the indoors section for great food options and some good Dallas souvenirs!

Scotch Egg ! My favorite place of Dallas ! Weekend farmer market !

Awesome place. Veggies and fruits are fresh and taste wonderful and you can support our local farmers .

Park underground at the nearby parking garage .

Newly open sno cone place has chamoy mangonadas!

Bring an appetite. Lots of good eats here!

Make sure you stop by Shed 2 and visit La Popular the bright orange stall. Amazing Mexican food plus if you check in they have a SPECIAL!!!

Love this place, meet the people who grow your food, taste before you buy, great deals!

Amigos Pottery has good priced and amazing selection of pots and iron work.

Thankfully they restrict produce vendors to those that actually grow the stuff.

Great collection of food and drink vendors

Go to Frenchie's and get a veggie pita !!! It's excellent!!! :)

The cherry lime-ade at the lemonade stand is amazing.

Get free Kaurina's Frozen Yogurt and fun prizes at Cooking Channel’s Frozen Treat Truck on Sun. 9/11 from 10:30am-4:30pm!

Great snacks and quick bites for cheap

There’s a man here whose chilies resemble past world leaders. My last time here I ate the shriveled head of Che Guevara.

Everything is fresh and locally grown !

Get here early. It gets crowded after noon

Go see the pickle guy! They are awesome!

Check out the homemade pies in Shed 2 @ Just Pie !! OMG fabulous!!!

Best place Rubio's produce has the best tasting cherry tomatoes ever.

Be careful where you park . It might cost you $115 dollars in tickets. :(

Make a salad using only ingredients from the Dallas Farmer's Market .

Was here for the Dallas Observer Brewfest. Pretty fun!

Saturdays are the best day to shop here

Attend events like Brew Fest or buy local produce .

Watermelon in season and delicious

Food always taste better when cooked with FRESH food :)

Check times and vendors before making plans. Read more

My first time here so I didn't know: bring cash!

Go to Rex’s for seafood and Bloody Mary’s.

Browse first & then choose, as too many options. Try to buy from the Local farmers first.

Support you local Farmers ! Look for the certified local farmer sign on certain booths !

Peppers as far as the eye can see !

Great place to spend a Saturday

Stand 347 for freshness and good service .