Fulshear Farmers Market

There was good variety of items for sale but there weren't that many vendors. The also were a few food trucks onsite. Not much shade and the parking is chaotic.

Do you love delicious food and kind, honest people? Do you often find yourself walking through HEB thinking, “man, this is the best grocery store on the planet, but I wish there was a place I could go to buy fresh, locally harvested vegetables, eggs, meat, honey, etc. AND directly support my neighbors and my community”? 🤔🍴🥒🥓🌽🍳 Well look no further, because the Fulshear Farmer’s Market has it all: locally grown and seasonal produce, tender and freshly harvested chicken, beef, sausage and lamb, the best eggs in Fort Bend County, wide varieties of cookies, cakes, waffles and other delights, some of the best bread you’ll ever eat, locally roasted coffee, refreshing cold-pressed juices and relaxing teas to take home for the non-coffee drinkers, delicious honey from Texas bees (“yeehaw!” - 🐝), incredible pickles, salsas and jams for any occasion, a diverse and fantastic range of prepared foods.. the list goes on and on! Not to mention the lovely live music, convenient and tasty food truck (ever-changing and on site!), children’s activities such as the occasional petting zoo and even pet adoptions for those looking to add a forever friend into their family. This is a fun place to bring your family, or a cute place to hang out with your friends. Never been on a date to a farmers market? Call up that crush of yours and see what they’re doing on Saturday morning! Trying to eat healthier or put your hard-earned money back into your community? Try doing those things here! This is THE place to be on Saturday mornings. I’ve been coming to this market since they first opened in 2014, and let me tell you- rain or shine, you can always expect the market to be open with familiar, smiling faces and booths full of treasures! 🥕🍉🧅🥧🍊🫙🌳🥐🥔🫔🍋🍳🌶️🍰🥒🍑🧇🍆🍅🧁🌽🫑🍞🥬🍯🧀☕️🥩🧆🌼 PRO TIP: For your best chances of getting the produce, etc. that you’re looking for, come shop before 11am. Many vendors are small farmers or families with limited supplies. With that being said, they are in high demand because the quality of these products are wonderful and highly sought after, and most people will be lined up outside booths before the market itself is fully opened at 9am. You will have a much higher chance of buying what you’re looking for if you come before they’ve started to sell out of their products. See you guys on Saturday! 📍❤️

Love love love!! We are so lucky to have such an awesome market every Saturday! There are a wide variety of items to choose from. Our go to is the Lemonade guy every Saturday if he is there. The are several farmers with meats, cheeses & veg. Look forward to getting some meat in the future. This it is a great way to get out and support local and kick off to the weekend! Really enjoy the coffee truck as well! Wish it was there every Saturday! If you start having favorite I recommend to look at the fb page to see if they will be there that week! They do change it up!

It was really interesting. There were a couple of Indian food booths there, a produce booth, homemade soaps, music and several others. The parking is a grassy area behind the booths with plenty of space.

Lovely market, there are some duplicate shops but overall a wonderful place to shop.

Fulshear Farmers Market has served as the heart of Fulshear and a beacon of light since it was envisioned and created by Ramona Ridge. It’s an elevated experience for delicious food, organic vegetables and fruit, and serves as an incubator for many small businesses. The team that runs it is local and provides the BEST EXPERIENCE and QUALITY in all they do!

Oddest farmers market. No eggs, fresh vegetables. A weapons/amo booth, 2 prepared Indian food and Tamale booths, very expensive honey (over $30), olive oil and a truck of animal meat. Had some cute jewlery. Houston's farmers market is far superior.

We found this hidden gem yesterday and loved it. Such variety and super nice people. We got a beet juice, some tequños and amazing cookies. All fresh and handmade. We will be back!

I've been coming here for at least 8 years with my children- we are now applying to become part of the fun! Look for Sim-Plus Wood coming soon! I love to see the local community come together to support each other. Boy has it grown! Marisa Williams +3!

I ended up buying a few fresh veggies--okra and purple hulled peas. there were a few booths with fresh veggies. I love to support local farmers. There were lots of fresh baked goods and other things. I am sure there were more fresh veggies earlier in the season. We are just visiting the area. Would love the market more if the vendors were spread out a bit more. Would allow more folks to visit the booth. There were probably 25 or 30 vendors.

Love this gem, Mrs Richardson bake goods is fantastic. Mama Tamales is the bomb. There are quite a good selections of food. Go early and enjoy the food.

Fulshear Farmers Market has served as the heart of Fulshear and a beacon of light since it was envisioned and created by Ramona Ridge. It's an elevated experience for delicious food, organic vegetables and fruit, and serves as an incubator for many small businesses. The team that runs it is local and provides the BEST EXPERIENCE and QUALITY in all they do!

Love to support our local businesses and there are many to choose from. It is worth pay a little bit more to support those to take the time and pride to make special products! Highly recommended.

Market was cool. 21 vendors on Saturday when we went. Picked up some tasty treats. Will go back soon.

On top of fresh eggs & veggies, dozens of great treats being served up by the merchants. One of the kids' favorites are flavored honey sticks! Another awesome example of country livin' in the Greater #Houston Region!

Enjoying the cold pressed juice. It's a hit with Jazzy too! So many fun places to visit! So refreshing! Has me more energized than a coffee!

Our favorite farmers' market in the area. Small, around 30 booths, but top quality offerings and good food trucks. The best fresh chicken eggs around and we've even found quail and duck eggs here. Lots of local veggies, fruit,honey, baked goodies, ready to eat meals and pastured meats. Love this place!

Close and handy for me. Small selection of items. I love the organic vegetables and the grass fed/grass finished meat. Wish we had more variety of vendors.

Perfect in both size and options for the Fulshear area, this market typically runs every Saturday from 9-1. Vendors this weekend included local honey, farm fresh eggs and beef, tons of locally grown produce, fresh shrimp, raw milk and cheese, tons of beautiful plants and trees, seasonings, soaps and lotions, jams, Greek food, bread and salsa. There are usually several well known food trucks parked in the area and picnic tables to sit down and relax. It only takes a few minutes to walk through and see it all, but it's an enjoyable time with nice people and fresh food from the area. Definitely worth your time to check out and support some small businesses if you find yourself out and about on a Saturday morning in Fulshear.

Fulshear is a bit of a drive from the metro Houston area, but it appears the Fort Bend County Tollroad is being extended out that way, so it won't be long before it's another sprawling suburb ... on to the Farmers Market. A small market, but I loved the vendors. Now, it's summertime, hot, and we got there late -- 12:15 a.m., so I don't know how many vendors had left. There was organic meat, a hot coffee vendor, honey, Indian food (yummy samosas), etc. I loved the flower vendor who had converted an old boat trailer into a portable greenhouse, He just lifts up the sides, and inside are his plants. I tried the vendor selling fresh fruit pops. The guava was a bit bland and grainy. Maybe I need to try another flavor. Hydroponic vegetables were being sold, and that vendor had 8 different varieties of lettuce I had not seen before. They were beautiful, unblemished, and not grown in old fish farm water but fresh water. There were, also, the vendors you'd expect selling organic eggs, fresh baked bread. There is limited shaded parking. Right down the street is a little park, so it would be fun to buy some lunch vittles and go down the street for a picnic.