Frisco Fresh Market

First time visiting the Frisco Farmers Market and it was such a charming experience! It’s a great spot to bring the whole family, and yes, it’s pet friendly too! A hidden gem for sure, though I did find it a bit on the smaller side. I loved browsing the fresh seasonal fruit, farm eggs, and locally made organic dog treats. It feels good to shop small and support local vendors. The market is clean and thoughtfully laid out, with handwashing stations and plenty of seating if you want to enjoy your food on site. It appears to be wheelchair accessible, though the walkways are a bit narrow and could be tricky to navigate during busy times. A couple of the vendors I was excited to try, especially the vegan soul food and ice cream stands, weren’t quite open yet when I arrived around 10:30am on a Sunday. I’ll definitely be back to give them a try next time!

This market had a lot of good vendors like hotdogs, lemonade, vegan soul food, tropical juices. The one downside is there wasn’t a lot of produce. There were two main fruit and vegetable vendors. There were a couple with meat. One thing is we did enjoy the mushroom that we got.

Frisco Fresh Market Vibes 🛍️🍅🌞 • Fresh produce, handmade goods & food trucks all in one spot! • Family & pet friendly – perfect for weekend strolls 🐾👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 • Local vendors, live music & good vibes every weekend 🎶🌽 📍 Address: 9215 John W. Elliott Dr, Frisco, TX 75033 🕒 Timings: Saturday: 8 AM – 4 PM Sunday: 10 AM – 4 PM #FriscoFreshMarket #SupportLocal #WeekendVibes #TexasMarkets #FarmersMarketLife

If You’re Reading This, do yourself a favor and go check this out. Well worth the drive and I live way south near CH. We got there around 11am on Saturday. Lots of choices and vendors to support. We’ll be back.

Don’t go to this market looking for produce. A farmers market should be a place where area farmers and ranchers bring products to a central location for the public to purchase. There were only 2 produce stalls at this market and neither of them featured local produce. What is the point of a vendor shopping wholesale and then putting it in an open-air market? Shoppers feel like they are getting an experience and “shopping local” but they are blissfully unaware of the truth. There were many stalls of artisans, bath and body vendors, pet supplies, and other specialty goods, but I was very underwhelmed by the actual food being sold here. There are hardly any farmers markets on Sundays in DFW. I don’t know if Saturday would have better vendors, but I was out of town and couldn’t shop Saturday at my typical market (McKinney - a great farmers market with real, local food!). I won’t be back to find out.

We found so many great things at this market! It is set up really well with plenty of space to visit the booths with the large amount of people that go. They allow pets here. I can't wait to go back! The fresh bread and the cold pressed juice were phenomenal!

First things first, I really enjoy coming to this market! Always something new and great longtime vendors! This time, I stumbled upon a great loose tea vendor, My Tea Aura!! She let us sample some of her teas, and they were delicious!😋 The Hippie Hibiscus was so good that I will be back next week to get her peach tea as well! Thanks so much, Tempest, for your hospitality and wonderful homemade teas!

We enjoy this Farmer's Market. The booths switch out some but these are main things they have: 1-2 fresh produce booths Jam and Jellies Fresh Meat Dog Products 2-3 Coffee shops/beans Bath and Body supplies Jewelry Honey Spices Cake/Pastries Sourdough/Bread Juice Then they have a good court area with 5-7 food booths serving various cuisines. Most of the booths are pretty reasonably priced, but a couple can be pricey. It is a great, family friendly atmosphere. They usually have a live musician and balloon artist. There are picnic tables for eating and hanging out.

First visit and it was worth the drive. Really well laid out with a great mix of vendors. Everything from craft teas to organic fruits and vegetables. Everyone very friendly and prices about what you'd expect in DFW. Did notice how clean everything was! The restrooms were spotless:) Special shout out to Evergreen Coffee cart. Amazing cup of coffee!

I'm missing numerous things from home but one of them is my weekly (4mile) Sunday morning walk to Farmers Market. I've done it for decades. I think my sister in law was trying to cheer me up by bringing me to the Frisco Farmers Market this morning, but I left feeling even more sad. I'm really not used to having to drive to get to a farmers market and this was a completely different experience. There weren't very many stalls or similar items to mine back home. I'm used to countless tents with fresh flowers, fresh fish, meats, produce, nuts, soups, honey, dates, sprouts, etc. All of the vendors have TONS of fresh samples cut up. There are swarms of people everywhere. I typically leave farmers market not requiring breakfast because I've had so many fresh samples and I walk home with lovely treats and bouquets of flowers wrapped in newspaper. We also have tons of ready made food options, bakers, and endless vendors. This was all together different and extremely underwhelming. I even caught myself missing our regular paparazzi guys, who used to get on my nerves a little. It was odd walking around not seeing anyone stalking the farmers market guests for shots to sell. No A list actors, actresses, athletes, TV execs... It's all together unusual. I purchased a coffee and a couple vegan items from a vendor who said it was his very first day. I don't have any plans on returning to this farmers market even if I bore to death here, but would definitely recommend if you live walking distance as there were a couple options for fresh juices, a lemonade stand that looked tasty, a hand pie lady (with tiny samples, but enough to know she makes a great dough for them) and a few coffee options - which all together could make for a nice visit, just totally not worth driving here for.

First things first, I really enjoy coming to this market! Always something new and great longtime vendors! This time, I stumbled upon a great loose tea vendor, My Tea Aura!! She let us sample some of her teas, and they were delicious! The Hippie Hibiscus was so good that I will be back next week to get her peach tea as well! Thanks so much, Tempest, for your hospitality and wonderful homemade teas!

Frisco Fresh Market is such a nice weekend outing! Rain or shine it doesn't matter because it's all covered. Parking never seems to be problem. The market itself isn't very big, but they have vendors ranging from produce to meat to jewelry to tea to fragrances and creams. Also would like to add there are a lot of black owned businesses here which I always love to see. Toasted is one of our favorite booths. They have an array of simple syrup flavors for whatever cocktails you enjoy but favor old fashioneds. I got some pasta and vodka cream sauce from the Italian/Greek shop--The Gods Food--that I'm super excited to try as well. As expected things can be a bit more expensive here but always worth a try! As far as beverages go, please check out My Tea Aura. The Hippie Hibiscus is delicious!! We got a small bite to eat at Tu Bones BBQ, unfortunately they were sold out of their Mac and cheese and potato salad! If you want the full experience definitely be sure to go early. They have picnic tables scattered around, most with umbrellas or other coverings to enjoy your options!

I love the market. It has the best vendors. I go each weekend to get a macha from Evergreen Coffee. It's a great place to walk around and relax and get the things you need for the week. The service is the best that you can get. The vendors are busy but you get a personal experience every time.

Went here on a Saturday and was not disappointed. We went with the sole purpose to eat as much as we could and so glad we did. The vendors change out on different weekends so should have plenty to pick from. We arrived around 11:30am on a Saturday and it was busy but not too crazy. All vendors were nice and had a lot of different options to pick from. For food we tried the following: Tu Bones BBQ: We had the 4 meat plate with their brisket, pulled pork, pork ribs, and sausage with a side of cabbage and Mac n cheese. The pulled port and sausage were really great. The brisket was good but definitely had better. Still work it. The pork ribs I would personally stay away from. They were too dry for my liking. The Pastrami Stop: We had the Pastrami Sandwich which comes with pastrami, banana peppers, pickles, mayo, and an au jus dip. This was the highlight of the trip for me and I will be back for it. By far the best pastrami sandwich I've had here and even without the Au Jus it was great. Pound Cake Experts: We had the caramel cake and strawberry cake. Both were super moist and the flavors shown through. We had some other random items while walking around but didn't get many pics of it. Overall, I highly recommend going for lunch and then check out the local vendors. Well worth a visit.

Honestly wish I came earlier and sooner! We came an hr prior to closing so some of the shops were already gone and stopped selling. However, B's Sweet Treats hit the spot! Everything they had in their mixed bundle was amazing and gluten free!

Evergreen coffee and energy ! The drinks are so good! Refreshing for sure a hot day and perfect to walk around with !! Not to mention the owner was so helpful and explained everything and all the differences about everything possible !! Service was A 1! Definitely MUST TRY

Beautiful and fresh fruits and veggies, delicious food vendors, yummy farm fresh eggs and so many other things!!! Come early if you want those farm fresh eggs...try the food..so many great options.

We really enjoyed our day here from the black owned farmer, black on wine company ( Ms. J ) was a sweetheart to Mary Ella's Toffee and can't forget Mr.Charles lol grandson with our smooth coffee. We even got a little fried fish, kombucha and bee honey. Each vendor was amazing. They offer samples and great conversations. It's more than a market place, it's somewhere to connect and build relationships with different vendors. Overall service was good.

Market Manager Amanda needs management skills training. When you give off negative energy that's what you receive in return. Respect is not given just because you are a "manager." Learn Management skills instead of practicing "Karen" skills. No management taking place when vendor tents were flying away due to lack of weights. Could have caused injury or wrecks if they had made it to Main. Much love and support to all the small business's at the market. I will continue to support you. Just wish you had better management at Frisco Fresh Market.

I love Fresh Market. As the name suggests lots of freshly made food. But this market has alot of other things being sold other than food. Vendors have homemade soap, lotion, hime decor pieces, jewelry and craft items. What I also love about the market is that the farmers their farm raised meat from their farms also. Very clean and beautiful place to stop by.

Worst pace ever, all foreign food and the smell of fish made me sick to my stomach. Only had vegetables with no price on them. Totally disgusting, never shy!!!

Nice and quaint good Sunday adventure prices where A tad pricey but most things are these days make sure you bring you walking shoes and good company

As a first time visitor I didn't know what to expect. Overall it was ok... smaller than I expected and there were a lot of spaces without vendors. So not much too offer. But I had nice encounters with all the vendors that I did stop by. One negative experience I had was using the hand washing station and realizing that the water was not being filtered. It smelled so horrible. I literally ran to find a traditional restroom to wash my hands thoroughly. I do not recommend using those at all! Would I return!? Probably not

A great assortment of booths, fresh produce, homemade items, coffees, and ice cream. Wonderful vibe!

First time here wife and I. They open at 8am so we arrived 10 minutes after 8 and almost all the vendors were not ready to do business. Kind of a bummer. Besides that the vendors were very nice and we bought some good products. Tip for the day: Better bring a lot of money. Prices are not cheap. I recommend the breakfast burrito from the lady from Nacaome, Honduras really good.

I discovered the Frisco Fresh Market through Facebook. I noticed that a car show was happening and I decided to check this place out. I'm glad I did. I found a place where I can visit different vendors and just walk around and enjoy. There are a lot of cool eateries and small businesses to support. I like the diversity of it. There was something for everyone, even pets. I ended up getting a traditional gyro from Yia Yia's Grill, which was delicious! I also tried their sausage roll. It was okay but the gyro hit the spot. The gentlemen whipped it up in good time and I was impressed. Nothing like a traditional gyro!! Unfortunately, I didn't get a pic of my food because I was being greedy but trust, it was worth it. The next time I visit the market, I'll patronize more vendors. I saw a woman selling different flavored pound cake. Yummy!!

It was okay. Gotta lose the Anderson windows person who assaults you when you walk by... and why is that type of business in Frisco Fresh? The name Frisco Fresh Market is a misnomer, there is only one stand that has fresh fruits and vegetables, and they were no different than what you can buy at Kroger. Overall, the prices seemed high, such as $12 for a brisket sandwich, $5 for a cotton candy, $5 for an 8 oz cup of elote, $13 for frozen sugar water in a hollowed pineapple. Not impressed and there was nothing special enough to make us want to come back.

Cute little setup. Not much for verity when I went. But the fresh produce there looked good and the bakers set up had some great treats. Everyone was friendly and parking was easy. Parked on the street and was a short walk to get there. Better than dealing with McKinney's horrid parking.

We stopped here on the way to do something in McKinney. The market itself is not all that big but enough to spend an hour (or two hours if you do the petting zoo). There are the usual suspects: handicrafts; food to eat on site and take away; and other stuff to spend money on. We enjoyed it but I give it 4 stars for two reasons. First, the petting zoo is not worth the wait or the money. The line is long and it is $5 per person which means that if you have a small child you end up paying for at least one adult and it simply is not worth it. Too many people and you can hardly move inside the small pen. The wife and child spent about 5 minutes inside the pen. She came out and said it was not worth the price at all. Second, although there are signs everywhere that masks are required, I saw a lot of people without masks and no one was there to enforce the signs. Part of that is the irresponsibility of some people, but with all the money that they are making on the petting zoo I think they could hire a security guard to enforce the mask policy. There is lots of free parking which is convenient.

Someone on Facebook recommended Frisco Fresh Market and I decided to stop by last Sunday. Unfortunately, I missed the car show but that didn't take away from the overall experience. Like many of the other reviews have stated, this farmers market is pretty welcoming. There's definitely something for everyone, I even brought my dog as I walked around from vendor to vendor and there were no problems with that. Each vendor is different so it was fun just seeing what the next booth was about. I tried some snow cones, mangonadas, pound cake, and wine samples. It feels good supporting local. There's so much more available so I would suggest just getting out and browsing around. I will definitely visit again!

What a beautiful and well put together farmers market space! We got to meet alot of locals and interact with their products. From fresh produce to BBQ and the highest boozy Popsicles! Fun fair for adults!

It was okay. I don't know if it is because it was a little chilly that day or what,so they were deterred?? But i was expecting more vendors?? I wish there were more! It was a fun little thing to do with my boyfriend and the dog. The good thing was a lot of the vendors took cards with their squares,so there was no hassle with using cards. I got: -dog treats -2 bunches of turnips,2 bunches of radishes from the dame vendor -baby bok choy,ginger,bell peppers,rosemary(same vendor) -green tomatoes (for frying obvously! This is the south!), pickling cucumbers and a cantaloupe

Decided to check out the market abruptly the night before and boom we are there by 9 am. The market is not huge but with decent number of stops but mostly with Bakery , Breakfast , Pasta grocery and Jewelry. Din't find any fresh Produce today. Pros: ------- Good Bakery Stuff Free Parking Friendly Vendors Clean Restrooms In Frisco Downtown Tables to sit and eat

Oh my god! Finally I got to go and visit the acclaimed Frisco Fresh Market. Amazing! Yes it was hot but at least it's covered and they have those big commercial fans and those helped a lot. Also they have a big parking and everything is easy access. They also have water dispensers everywhere which is great if you want to wash your fruits and eat them there There were dogs too and they had water bowls for them. So cute!! I wanted to buy everything but of course I couldn't. So I bought a garlic herb olive oil and the pomegranate balsamic vinegar from VomFass and they are to die for! Can't wait to have them with all my meals lol! The gentleman was so helpful and gave us so many samples. He also said you can do the same with 30 year old scotch at the store. Can't wait to visit them!! Then I bought the best jerky in town, no the best one ever. It's called VC dry goods. They sell them at total wine too so I'll be buying some when I go get my booze. The owners are amazing!! Adam and Carmen. They are smart, outgoing and just good ole people. This jerky is the real deal! Very good quality and simply delicious. I tried everything at the market, from wine to cheesecake, but these items I bought were my favorite. I will be coming back to sit down and eat some of the food they had there. It looked and it smelled very appetizing.

Very overpriced, nothing I couldn't find at Sprout for a better price. Love these venues but got bored quick with the 3 small rows of offerings. Redeeming was the Greek food. Can really recommend this taste.

Cute farmers market... didn't buy fresh fruit or veggies but did try food from two places and both were good and decently priced. Wished there was more vendors but it had a good selection-lots of sweet desserts.

Nice place to hangout during the weekend with you family, love one and friends! Huge parking lots and lots of people there. Convenient and nice place. ALSO! Dog friendly :-) My family and my puppy enjoy this place. Recommend!

I love farmers markets! I was super excited to this one. I went specifically because Hannah's Gliten Free bakery Woolf be there with my all time favorite chocolate cake- THE HUNK OF LOVE! I wondered around a bit, some people were on their phones in the stalls and I was a bit put off to ask questions- so I walked away, some didn't seem friendly, so I walked away, some didn't offer some enough variety, I was looking for a selection of fresh herbs- saw a few near the plumeria stall, but not very impressive. I must have looked lost because the sweet girl selling honey I believe (KIERSTY) was so sweet and so nice to ask if I needed help- That's what I'm talking about, be friendly, be open, smile and act like you want to actually be there. I finally found Hannah's gluten free bakery, but alas- no chocolate cake- grrrrrr. So I went home. Sad and in a chocolate cake depression. I will come back to the market, but maybe add some music and tell the vendors to pep it up- sheesh. Depression.

Check at Tu Bones BBQ!!!!!! The food is TASTY & Amazing!!! Everyone is wearing mask. The area is clean and GREAT Customer Service.

The Frisco Fresh Market is the perfect place to go on the weekend! There are a variety of local shops at this market and it is such a fun time! There are a variety of bakeries, fresh vegetables and fruits, and so many other local shops! In my most recent visit I had tried some macaroons from Ollio, whiskey cake from Wild Bakes, and some gumbo from Ms. Bettie's Gumbo. Everything was SO GREAT. Also, everyone here was so friendly. I will definitely be back to support our local businesses!

Have been to the market several times and love it. I am so glad they added a huge parking lot and picnic table area. They have added so many new vendors. They have lots of produce with fresh fruits and vegetables and several new vendors with delicious food! I do miss The Amazing Dip Company. I can't wait until they open the indoor section.

I'm from Los Angeles, so the farmers markets are hard to beat. I spent about $70 at the farmers market . There's a good variety of businesses, but I do wish there were more options. There are some good options for fresh produce. Grabbed some exotic fruit from the good fruit company . Got some keto lemon cookies from Patti's. Tried a veggie samosa and a frozen matcha latte ( wouldn't get the latte again ). Also grabbed some local produce , which is tasty ! There are also some spiritual vendors ( crystals , incense, etc ) which was exciting for me. Overall, it's worth a visit , just wish there were more vendors and experiences to choose from . I left with a lot - cherry plums , peaches , strawberries , limes , jalapeños , crystals , a delicious spread from Greece , mushrooms , limes, mangosteen, plums :) it's worth a try and so important to support local and small businesses especially right now!

This is a cozy little place. As far as outdoor markets go it was smaller then expected. That said it was packed with good diverse mix of vendors offering the usual eclectic mix of fare and produce you'd expect from a place such as this. There were also several food vendors although the day we went the Frisco fair was also operating adjacent so we opted to get the fair fare instead. Parking wise the day we went it was $10 or free street parking if you're willing to walk. I'm not sure if parking prices were higher due to the fair or standard but do take cash if you plan to use the lot.

The best part of this market is Trouvi Cookies. If you haven't tried them, YOU MUST. They swore their cookies were the best and I would swear by that statement. They offer tons of flavours and GF and Vegan options! Thank you!!

Love this market! It's great for fresh produce, gifts, things for kids, different meat selections, lots of food options to stay for lunch and have a variety of different foods. I especially love that they have a few coffee spots in such a small vicinity. I've been to 2 of them and they've both exceeded my expectations! It's an amazing place to stop and support small and local businesses!

We also came here on the Grand Opening weekend and thought it was great. There were a ton of shops and the spaces ranged from open space to a covered, more permanent structure. I was surprised and disappointed that there was not an indoor area. Perhaps they are still building it. There was a tent set up which was where most of the seating was. There was a local musician playing when we were there. This was on the opposite side as the bathrooms though so it is a long walk if you have to go. There was a wide selection of shops selling everything from produce, to meats, to ready to eat foods, and crafts. It was a good balance. My favorite was the cookie dough on a stick, which, while overpriced, was very unique and good. I'll give it some time for the hype to die down and then try it again.

So disappointed. This is anything but a true farmer's market. We were there first thing, and virtually the produce was covered in dew from being refrigerated (first sign) and after spending a somewhat reasonable $85 on a selection fruits and veggies, half of it was inedible within the next 4 days. We were so excited then so disappointed. We could have spent just about the same, potentially less, and had a full week+ of produce if we went to Kroger. This "fresh market" could and should do better.

Awesome selection and the shade is a MUST! I'm going to start going on a regular basis but early in the day as many things sell out. That's a great problem to have because it means it will last due to the traffic. I saw more traffic at food, produce, plant, bath/soap, pet and specialty consumable items rather than non consumable items. A word of advice did vendors: Find a happy medium. Make eye contact and smile. Offer a quick word about your wares - as in a phrase of what sets you apart. Don't be aggressive but don't play on your phone or read a novel either. I won't be interested if you look bored sitting in the middle of it! But I'll be put off if you're like the mall kiosk people as well. There's a LOT of room in between. Overall, a 5 Star spot! Can't wait for the inside areas to become available as well!

So I love Frisco in general. I love living here, but to be 100% honest, this market sucks. When I go to a farmers market, I expect farmer's produce...local milk, fruits, and veggies. There's only 1 vendor that sells fresh produce. No milk, and only frozen meat, nothing fresh. Otherwise, it's overpriced gourmet packaged foods, trinkets, and crafts. It's not the weekly food that I need. So now I go to the McKinney market, even though it's much further. Hopefully, the organizers of it can get more actual farmers in with their local produce.

Love Love Love! Son much more than I expected and every vendor was excited and happy to be there! Fun for everyone!

So glad they have opened back up! We've had several great experiences in the past and the kids always seem to have fun to. They are doing an excellent job adhering to the social distancing guidelines. The vendors are knowledgeable about there products and very helpful--not pushy. It is so much fun shopping for such a diverse variety of quality goods from our local community.

I love going to this place. We have been going since they first opened. There is a Mexican food stand that we love. We drive over from Lucas just to have their street tacos. The BBQ is also excellent. We have found some interesting sauces, such as Hank's, that you don't often seen anywhere else. During the summer the produce is wonderful. If you have not been here, check it out. You will not be disappointed.

I had the best time today. It was my first time going. It started by me smelling some yummy candles from Coppell Candy Company! I had to buy a couple of those. Then came the coffee stand I ordered a hot chocolate and it was so good! My hubby got the dark roast and said it was great. When I was waiting at the coffee stand I smelled the most wonderful lavender smell. It was some homemade lotion- yes that came home too! We ended up with some amazing hot sauces and had some macaroons to go. It was fun and I will definitely come back.

I still give the fresh market five stars for being an excellent outdoor market. BUT, this update is about the Pet Fest that was advertised for September 28. We took our dog to the Pet Fest expecting to see some good stuff for pets and their families. We arrived believing that the Pet Fest was supposed to involve pet-centered booths and merchants. TOTALLY NOT SO! It was no different from the typical Saturday. No difference in booths, merchants, products, activities , etc. Why on earth would you encourage hundreds of people to bring their pets if no pet-centric things were going on? So very odd. There were two things that involved pets. One was a fenced in area where dogs could run off leash. We have that in our local dog park though. The other was a woman who said she was hosting dog yoga. We sat down on one of her mats, however, and she made us listen to a tutorial on essential oils before she would do any yoga. Meanwhile our dog got antsy (he was not at all interested in the long lecture about oils) so we got up. That was the extent of Pet Fest 2019, folks. We thought we might have the date wrong, but no. All the signs said today was Pet Fest. Very under planned and overly lame for a Pet Fest if you ask me. I'm not impressed. Overall, the Fresh Market is always terrific. We go there all the time for fantastic products. But Pet Fest? Get real. No such thing. I feel very misled.

FRIENDS. If you haven't had the opportunity to check out the Frisco Fresh Market yet, I hope you put it on your list of things to do this week! This outdoor market is completely shaded so you and your children don't melt in the billion degree Texas summer heat(I might be slightly exaggerating-but only slightly) and there are so many fantastic vendors!! I've included some of my favorites in this review, but I have to give some extra props to Andrew over at Trouvi cookies. He had to have been the most genuinely joy filled person I have met in quite some time!! I bought a half a dozen cookies from him just because of his amazing attitude. It was a total win-win situation because the cookies also were ridiculously tasty. I hope you check these hard working community members out!!

First time at the FFM. It was really hot outside, the permanent open structure made the heat bearable. The diversity of vendors was nice to see for a smaller market. The food choices were amazing and the aromas draw you in. There were several fresh food vendors - really nice produce. We couldn't resist getting some local raw honey, zucchini, and man o man the beef steak tomato was outstanding! I would highly recommend paying the FFM a visit. It was worth the drive for us. We will be back.

Great store! I'm excited that the Plano store will open on November 2. The only complaint is, would like to scan my own groceries, they have no self service there. Sadly, I'm sure it's that way for a reason, but from my perspective, two more employees are handling my food, which these days should be avoided if the customer prefers to scan their own groceries.