minneapolis farmers market

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  jennytollie

  We love to walk around visiting with the vendors and pick up some food to eat as we roam. Dave and Yolanna the coffee cart people have great iced coffees or italian sodas.They always have a fun cooking demo happening Sat mornings.

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  TanushreeGarg

  Have been to farmer's market multiple times and loved it everytime ... local products, fresh fruits, fresh vegetables, .. and what not ... overall a lively atmosphere

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  YelpSucks

  Huge selection, tons of vendors. Competitive prices, although higher than a grocery store (consider it better quality). Love the clothing, jewelry and prepped food as well. Free parking, dodge the out-of-towners who can't get with the program. You can find your staples for the week, neat gift ideas, have lunch and enjoy the weather!

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  7ContinentsExplored

  You want fresh produce, this is the place! There is a vendor who only sells asparagus and it is awesome, fresh, never woody or tough! I love the soap from Dunglohaire Soap, the almond oatmeal is my favorite and there is another soap person who sells Windrift Hills soaps from Montana that are all made with goat milk, also excellent soaps. Flowers and plants galore, fresh herbs, cheese, meats, olives and the most amazing pottery from Evia Pottery. We bought pottery wine cups and have gotten so many compliments when we serve wine in them. Go early to avoid the crowds and enjoy!

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  europewithKellynRyan

  I love this farmer's market. Lots of variety here. While the St. Paul farmer's market only allows things grown in MN/regionally... Mpls has more liberal rules. There are pros and cons to both concepts. I like that things are grown regionally and fully support that but it is nice to access other things sometimes too...i.e. not having to make a separate trip to buy bananas. Parking can be a little crowded, especially later morning but we've always found something. There is definitely something for everyone here!

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  OnlyHer

  I'd say I've been to a good amount of farmers markets but Minneapolis's will always be my favorite. I grew up going to this market so no market will ever make me as happy as the Minneapolis market. After finding produce and some honey I always have to make my way over to Jim for a beautiful bouquet of flowers to bring home! It's also a must to get a brat and corn on the cob on the way out.

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  lucycan

  Went for the first time today with my kids and in-laws. A little something for everyone from the balloon maker for my 6 year old, to the mini donuts for my 9 year old. We ended up with some sweet corn, fresh strawberries, and tomatoes. All were quite good.

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  kitn552

  This was a last minute add to our Twin Cities itinerary and are we ever glad for that add. After 138 years of operation, this Farmers Market really does it right. We went on a Friday morning so less crowded than a weekend day but still pretty active. The produce looked fresh and beautiful. What blew us away were the wonderful plants and flowers. If I were a local, I would plant from the beautiful abundance of these stands every Spring. Even so, it was so nice to browse through the beauty of it all and watch others buy such colorful and healthy plants.

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  Travelwourm22

  Went to the farmers market for the very first time. I was impressed with all the different produce! Prices were very reasonable. We will definitely be going again next year and possibly to more local ones in our area. It was a little difficult finding parking, recommend taking the smallest vehicle you own to squeeze in tight spaces. Lots of friendly vendors as well.

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  dong262

  Calling this place a "farmer's market" is a vast understatement. I have purchased clothing, crafts, unbelievable pottery, kids and grownups toys, on and on. it is fun just to walk around and talk to the people that have immigrated from all over the world. People with big and small families just enjoying a beautiful Minnesota summer morning.By the way, the variety and quality of food available puts Whole Foods to shame. Most of the products are locally grown and recently harvested. It can't get much better than this. If you are in the Twin Cities don't miss this place