Downtown Farmers Market

Pioneer Park is a great place to visit! The park offers a variety of amenities and activities, including picnic areas, sports facilities, and playgrounds. The atmosphere is relaxed and family-friendly, making it perfect for a day out with kids or a casual gathering with friends. The park is well-maintained and clean, with plenty of green spaces to enjoy. Overall, I'd highly recommend Pioneer Park to anyone looking for a fun andl outdoor

I absolutely loved the Downtown Farmers Market at Pioneer Park! There are so many unique booths with incredible items, but what stood out to me most were the people. Every vendor was so welcoming—I could browse and admire without anyone being pushy, which made the whole experience so enjoyable. Because I felt comfortable, I ended up buying more here than at any other market I’ve visited this summer. I went home with kombucha, sourdough, French bread, oil, a custom bowl, fresh fruits and veggies—and I also enjoyed the best London Fog I’ve ever had! This market is such a gem and I can’t wait to go back.

It’s a feast for the eyes! This event is an annual must for me, more than anything to see the local products put out by hard working entrepreneurs in our state. There are so many different types of fresh produce and fruit as well as cheeses, honey and cooking sauces. Different bakery vendors offer bagels, artisan breads, flavored breads along with cookies, cinnamon rolls, etc. It’s also fun to see the crafts, especially handmade items like charcuterie boards and pottery. There’s definitely something for everyone and makes for a fun day out

This farmers market had lots of vendors selling mushroom themed décor and household items. I absolutely loved it! 🍄🥰🍄‍🟫 I bought quite a few baked goods. One “mushroom tart” used a sweet egg tart shell, which didn’t pair well at all. I also picked up a tomato pesto, but the tomato base was far too sour. The only thing that really hit the spot was a mini cinnamon sugar doughnut from an apple cider stand, and it was delicious. The empanada form EMPANADAS 801 was huge and generously filled. For my taste it was a bit too salty, and the crust was on the thick side.

Well run farmers market, wide variety of fresh produce, food trucks, and artisan stands. Same goes for people and pups. Parking is difficult unless your want to pay $15

What an absolute gem. The hot apple cider donuts are not to be missed. Vendors are so friendly and the huge selection of foods - perishable and non - is incredible!!! So happy we stumbled upon this during our weekend in SLC. Runs through October so ending soon!

Amazing variety of organic vegetables and fruits, farmers bread and nice food area

Tourist trap capitalizing on reputation. It's popular, and I really want this to be my source for good produce, but I'm increasingly disappointed in the quality. (Five trips this season and I threw away most of the fruit.) I just can't shake the suspicion they know people will buy it no matter what and that most won't return it the next week. There are a few gems, but most are taking advantage of their reputation as the largest market in Salt Lake and that people are there and hungry so they will buy overpriced pastries and mediocre (and overpriced) produce just because it's there. Costco's produce is better, cheaper, and they will take it back, no questions asked.