Portland Farmer's Market at PSU

Real farmers selling good food. Based on the quality and community experience why would you shop anywhere but here every Saturday? Simple amazing so I leave my heart with the people and this place.

such a lovely place to spend a Saturday morning... if you're not coming here you haven't had the full Portland experience

Spring Hill has some of the best veggies at the market . Their lettuces are amazing, great tomatoes , and when kale is in season, they are very generous in their bundles.

Hands down one of the best farmer's markets in town ! Great for families & any PDX visitors. Props to the PSU campus for keeping one of their buildings open so you can use the bathroom facilities!

The best market I've ever been to. It goes on forever! Go early to beat the masses. Vegetables , fruits , flowers galore!

In addition to the really great produce, there are some amazing food stalls here. Use your map to find the good ones, and come hungry.

Free samples , music , and an assortment of Portland's best foods. What more could you ask for?

Must stop at pesto outside of the box booth , as well as zuppa for mint lemonade and channa masala . Support local farmers by buying from multiple fruit and veggie stands!

I recommend showing up hungry – you’ll kick yourself if you don’t have room for the rum raisin challah , fresh goat cheese and brandied cherries . Read more

Portland State University has their own tent! Give 'em a visit for giveaways, take photos in a food-inspired photo booth , & ask about the "behind the scenes" market tour with Farmers' Market staff !

Grab a breakfast burrito to start and then check out the rest of the market - beautiful flowers and produce, and a wide variety of cheese , sauces, jams , chocolates - the list goes on.

From delicious breakfast biscuits to incomparable Oregon goat cheese , the Farmer’s Market held on the PSU campus is a-must for serious and not-so-serious food aficionados. Don’t leave empty handed!

Good market with yummy breakfast foods and music . Don't recall the name, but the chilaquiles breakfast was a win. Also: half flats of berries for $15. !!!

Our favorite farmers market . Incredible prices for flower bouquets , natural meats, and many local items

Sungold farms has excellent plant starts. They have fared much better in my garden than plants from any other nursery or stand at the farmer's market .

You can either wait in line for breakfast at Pine State Biscuits , or you can or walk around sampling everything else. Either way, a win.

Well I found in love with this free market . So different of our free markets in France. Perfect sunday morning! And good food:-)

Stop By The Portland Curry Co. And get the lunch special ! I recommend the grilled cheese and Dal :-)

If you see people carrying huge plates of veggies , molé , eggs , and fresh tortillas , it's from Verde Cocina. New food vendor in the centernof the market . So good!

You can find everything! One of the best markets you can visit.

It's the most beautiful Farmers Market I've seen in the USA.

Beautiful flowers ! Got the hazelnuts and pine street biscuit !

Great place to get groceries or food! Parking can get a bit hectic.

Tastebuds bagels . Montreal style... Crunchy without being toasted. You must.

Pretty decent farmers market . Not on par with those in NYC, but far better than most in other cities .

"We' ve added a touch of magic .. I still have not tasted great pump for dessert ?"

Four gluten free bakeries AND deep dish gluten free pizza ...all found in the first ten minutes!

Grab yourself some pate !

Bought a gorgeous bouquet , butter, salmon , and a couple other goodies.

Best selection of fresh vegetables . The cut flowers are amazing.

Black Sheep Bakery is my favorite. Trying the pumpkin cobbler bars - so good!

Right on: Community and fair priced excellent produce.

HUGE and awesome. SO MANY SAMPLES

The move: Pono Farms applewood smoked anything.

The best farmer's market I've ever been

Rain or Shine Farmers market . The breakfast burrito line is reaaalllllly long.

Go early and grab breakfast at the Pine State Biscuit stand. A great way to start the day.

Pine State Biscuts .....yum? Yes! Yum!

Eat lots of fresh berries and drink all the wine samples . Cheap date.

Get there early! The good stuff sells out before 10am. I've seen chefs from the local restaurants buying around 9am.

Don't eat a big meal before coming, and plan on doing your grocery shopping there.

Awesome place! Always fresh!

we're getting into the best part of the year, with squash , peppers , entering the market . and corn , peaches , etc. are still there! Read more

November-March they open at 9 am; 8 am for March-October.

Try the balloon man and kids poetry.

Seek out Jacobs creamery for awesome cheeses and butter.

Checking out the farmers market !

Get a soup from Chef Kathryn. It will warm you up on a damp day!

Chef Leather Storrs from Noble Rot in Portland says, "Larry the mushroom guy is kooky and knowledgeable . Ask him for secret spots."

Fresh seasonal produce .