Boulder Farmers Market

Visited in mid-June, the food trucks were a welcome surprise. I arrived 1 hour after start and found free parking in the parking lot. The lack of produce vendors was odd for a farmers market, but I still managed to find plenty of fresh food. Hard cider, Tempeh, asparagus, tomato's and a strawberry yogurt. I also picked up a cucumber and the vendor tossed in a handful of dill so the cucumber tomato salad I was making would taste like summer.

We visited this place on Saturday afternoon expecting to see the farmer produce. To our utter surprise we got treated with wonderful artwork and photographs, paintings, sculptures and jewelry. It is absolutely amazing to experience the summer afternoons at this lively place. Parking as always would be little difficult to find near the market, plenty of nice restaurants in the vicinity. Highly recommend this market to everyone visiting Colorado but do not expect to buy some fresh produce. People are friendly and art loving, nice decor all around and the art work to die for

Decent selection of vendors and products. Seems a little more expensive than other markets. Good selection of good trucks and weekly live music that add to the vibe. Biggest issue is people just blatantly disregarding the rules. People parking in clearly marked "police" spots and bringing dogs despite clear signage.

Rivals South Pearl Street as the best Farmer's Market in the region, a collection of local vendors, foods, and offerings in a quality setting. It's been a reset spot for me for over a decade, a place where I can get away and unplug in a good way, see some friends, and have a fun visit. The only issue is parking, but combat it by parking just northeast in the city's huge public lot.

This is a nice farmers market. I picked up some delicious honey from one vendor and salsa from another. There is so much nice fresh produce available and bakeries as well. This was a good place to get quality food.

A Boulder tradition for over 30 years. The Boulder Farmer’s Market is the real deal with some of the freshest produce you can find anywhere. If you want fresh, organic, healthy food. This is the place to shop. Along the way, pick up a bottle of wine, a few juicy peaches, and some empanadas from Rincon Argentina for a picnic lunch after your Saturday hike or bike ride.

Love it. Large selection of fresh produce and variety of vendors. Great options for food and drinks as well. Location by the creek is nice and ideal to stop by after a walk or bike ride in the morning. Haven't been on Wednesday but on Saturdays it is quite lively.

Lots of fresh produce! The prepared food vendors all look amazing too. Not the biggest farmers market, but very nice.