Braeswood Farmers Market

Amazing community farmer’s market with a wide variety of offerings! This morning, I enjoyed a fresh iced latte, picked up some vegetables and eggs, and couldn’t resist the delicious bakery items. Definitely worth checking out!

Always love this market. I've followed since it was on Braeswood and years later, on Beechnut. I discovered a new vendor last time I visited, Kaan's bakery (sourdough bread stays fresh on counter 2 weeks) and today Wholly Suds &Salts..i bought one if each product. I tried one of the healing oils, and while talking I felt warmth in my back(where my pain is) I had rubbed the oil on my wrist and arm. This place always has new vendors and my regulars too that I frequent when I visit.

These farmers deserve every penny! Amazing and unique produce. They were generous with their time as well, suggesting ways to cook. Sunflower shoots are my new favorite

I love coming to Braeswood Farmers Market for produce shopping. My favorite vendor is Verde Greens Farms. Prices are very reasonable. I am here almost every Saturday.

We love having a quality farmers market so close to home. The variety of vendors is amazing - organic produce, incredible tamales, sourdough bread, amazing Mediterranean pastries and so much more. Great parking too

Great consistent vendors Verde greens is always a win as well as quick easy Indian food excellent sauces and of course you can’t go wrong with the Turkish delights. Highly recommend the Bracewood farmers market.

We love coming to Braeswood Farmers Market! A&E who is there every Saturday makes one of the best BBQs in Houston. Their Cubano and Brisket Grilled Cheese sandwiches are divine. There is a variety of other vendors as well. We regularly get our produce and bread here. Very cute handmade things too. Very friendly pleasant atmosphere. I would definitely recommend anyone to come here.

Nice neighborhood market. Variety of items. I have seen growth since the last visit and hope it continues. If you're looking for organic foods, there is only 1 booth. The others are represented with workers who can't offer much information on the products. ON THE OTHER HAND There are some awesome shops! We purchased bottles of organic juice from Zo Zo. I wrote the young lady's name down so I wouldn't forget it and I lost it😔. She was extremely helpful and knowledgeable about her products. I will be sending a separate review for the company. And then there was Richard. He makes all kinds of fascinating things. The handmade wooden garden boxes caught our eye. He shared his knowledge with us and even gave us a recommendation for our fruit tree purchases. Other booths are popcorn, soap, pet items, cook trucks, and spices/teas SO... Get out to the market when you have a chance. I don't think you'll be disappointed.

I love coming to Braeswood Farmers Market for produce shopping. My favorite vendor is Verde Greens Farms. Prices are very reasonable. I am here almost every Saturday. The differences of shopping at a farmers market and supermarket are atmosphere, price point and freshness. I chose Braeswood Farmers Market it's because of the convenience. I just live down the street. The market's operator Mike always welcomes and greets every customer, specifically the first timers. I post my shopping experiences on social media in video format. I also post recipe videos on my YouTube channel to show how much I love shopping freshest produces at Braeswood Farmers Market.

We scored some keto from 2 different vendors, a couple blueberry cheesecakes from Lindy's Lunchbox....yum....and a keto banana bread from Legacy Bakery, also good.

Great place to visit and take the family. We get our produce and fresh milk here. I encourage everyone to hit up their local farmers market because it's better for your health and support your local small businesses.

I love farmers markets and I've been to a few in the Midwest, East/West Coast, and Europe, but I prefer fresh produce over already made food, baked goods aside, because I can usually buy produce instead of the premade foods. I've been to this Farmer's Market when it was in the old HEB parking lot and I finally persuaded Hubby to go again. Now, it's in the parking lot of a church. Easy to get in and out and though the parking lot had a good amount of cars, it still had room for more. No fighting for parking - yay! It's one straight line with vendors on both sides. It was, admittedly, on the small side with a mix of fresh produce, meat vendors, non-edible products, baked goods, and prepared food/drinks. It seemed to have less than my last time, but perhaps it's due to the storm rolling in; I'm sure some vendors aren't that close. I love food! But being a no allium vegetarian (we don't eat onions, garlic, leeks, chives, etc, in addition to animals) PLUS a kid below the age of 2 with multiple food allergies... let's say I don't always go to the farmers market here (or eat at new places unless traveling) because I often watch the vendors who watch me pass their booth. It's a little awkward. I was interested in greens (the micro green stand wasn't there), maybe fresh eggs (didn't see it but I could have missed it), and some food. I especially missed the amazing croissants from Honeycomb Croissants (also not there) that often sells out within an hour and I finally wanted to try some goodies from the middle eastern baked goods/sweets stand (not there either). I must say I saw some of the sexiest looking lettuce leaves, though. Anyway, I got to try some delicious looking avocado sauces with Serrano peppers. Well, I smelled it. Asked if they contained onion and garlic and they said the red sauce did so I got to try their avocado sauce on a tortilla chip - but as soon as it got to my mouth, my senses were ASSAULTED and the one tiny drop that got on my tongue lingered for the LONGEST time. Ick. I sadly couldn't taste much other than what was likely garlic powder (I assume the red sauce contains the fresh version of alliums). For the record: powdered spices count. Sad, since I love sauces and it would be awesome not to make most of my own. I ended up getting some ricotta-spinach empanadas (2 for $9) from Avila's and gluten-free cheese empanadas (frozen) for my youngest. I had arepa con queso before at a farmers market (literally just flat bread stuffed with cheese... the beauty of simplicity) so I had hopes that theirs would be what they said it was. It was good! But packaged with what looked like chimichurri in little plastic sauce containers (I didn't see her putting them in) - those reeked - which made the empanadas smell off. My already suspicious Hubby adopted an air of intense distrust (I'm a little more optimistic). I sucked it up and ate the empanada. It looked fine, but the "ricotta" is not the same ricotta you're used to for lasagna. It has a savory-salty taste to it, which made Hubby even more suspicious. Good news once at the center, I finally escaped the allium smell-taste and I finally tasted the ingredients themselves, so I'm hoping it was the fact that it was "smoked" in the chimichurri air in an enclosed take out container and not that it had any contaminants. Hubby loves coffee, but with the heat and the fact that there was a line there, we just headed home to eat and he could make his own. And that concluded my return trip to the local farmers market and nicely sums up why we don't often go to these things. I feel like I should make a shirt that boldly states all our dietary restrictions to wear at these types of places so they understand why I'm passing them (and maybe they could tell me if they have something we can have), haha. As it is, I'll try to come back again and take a closer look at the veggies and the drinks I got a glimpse of. And maybe there will be more vendors! I'm glad we have a local farmers market. If only I could support more!

Wow what a nice market with such friendly vendors! So many good choices in fresh veggies, cooked bbq, fresh homemade brisket boudin, and the best damn lemonade (peach, strawberry,mango) I've tasted!!

I have frequented the Braeswood farmers market off and on for a few years--from when they were located on Chimney Rock, Stella Link, and now Bellaire. The market manager is very nice and friendly. I really like the Facebook page to see some of the vendors and their items that they are selling. I have to say that I have not been to the market in a while...will try to go soon. I really wish that they had more vendors selling fresh produce. It really was my plan to frequent the market often, but it was "breaking the bank for me." I guess I like to patronize many of the vendors, but I guess it will be better to patronize one or two vendors a visit than not visit at all. I guess gone are the days when farmers market items were more reasonably priced.

Braeswoods Farmers Market has a good variety of produce and speciality handmade goods (think cookies, salsas, coffee, lemonades). The peach stand is great, and you can't go wrong with any of the booths. A great experience to stop by and browse to take it all in.

I happened upon this and it is one of the best farmers markets in the city. There are varied vendors. From CBD to dog treats. Parking is plentiful. This market is open Saturday, Sunday, Monday and Wednesday evenings. Recommended good prices great vendors. During this time of virus a hand wash station.

I visited here the first weekend of January, the same day the adjacent Braeswood Food Truck Park, at the same address, and with the same owner, opened up on the corner lot. Nice, clean, with a varied assortment of stands to pick over, though not as much in the way of produce as I expected. What is nice about this location is it is next to the Brays Bayou Hike/Bike Trail, and reachable via the Metro 32 & 68 bus lines.

Very happy to have this market in Bellaire. I always find things I need, from dog bones to fresh veggies and even gifts. Check them out!

Small enough for me to shop without my Walker. Nice assortment of stands. Everything neat, clean & organized. Found what I was looking for & then some. Well worth checking out & supporting local small businesses.