Kirkland Wednesday Market

2 stars for actual local businesses trying to get their products out there… the rest lost for those with inhumane pricing. I can’t believe I just paid almost $10 for a single Nutella puff pastry from the “European bakery” stand. I remember attending last year and the pastry being already on the pricy side ($6-7) but still reasoned with it to satisfy my craving… but the elderly lady has no idea what numbers she’s playing with this year. I was too embarrassed and felt bad to ask her to take it back, so I went with it this time but never again! Super disappointed!

Our favorite farmers market and this being on a friday makes it even better! There's always live music at all times while you walk around to pick organic fruits and veggies. This market also has many other stalls like Organic Soaps, Kombucha, beer, bakery item , plant stalls and so many other different items on sale. One of our favorites are the food trucks with so many different varieties including ice cream trucks and cuisines from all. We missed the Ice cream trucks and Popcorn trucks this time and hopefully they are back soon! we enjoyed the Chicken Tacos at the Puerto Ensenada food truck and the Pesto chicken wrap at Blinchiki Food truck. Parking is limited and gets full at the Juanita beach park but there is plenty of parking in the off-road parking lot on the opposite side of the park!

The market is open back today on 6/6. there is a lot more of food trucks this year's which is good. However I didn't see much greens or fresh veggies from local farms like last year though. However, they have more vendors this year with a wide range of stuffs. It's good to pay a visit, eat some food and enjoy the nice view of the bay

Nice variety of vendors, Best of Both Worlds keto food truck is the first in the world to provide this service, great food great prices fast service, food is outstanding, and we'll be there every Wednesday! Lots of fruit and veggies, lots of different jewelry types and flower vendors. And the Waterfront is just a beautiful location for it.

This farmers market is extremely ideal, lots of vendors, beautiful park setting overlooking Lake Washington, only had to pay $1.00 for parking. The vendors take debit cards, etc. No need for masks unless you are not vaccinated. As farmers markets go, this is DEFINITELY one of the better ones... 😊😊😊😊👍👍👍👍

As a first time visitor to Kirkland, I was looking forward to the market on a beautiful day! I am visiting my daughter and wanted to buy her a beautiful bouquet of flowers and surprise her when she got home from work. I was watching the vendor create a bouquet. I asked her if I could purchase it when the manager of the market rudely charged up and scolded me and the vendor in front of everyone that ‘You aren’t allowed to buy before 2 pm.”Wow, she couldn’t have been more unprofessional and rude...Perhaps you should put up barriers or signs so unsuspecting tourist know they aren’t allowed to buy something until it’s tme :/. No worries, we took our money and went to the Seattle markets...

Small market but have nice beach view. You have to try the rolled ice cream and pizza. You have to wait a little bit since a lot of people but small vendor. Market also have fresh produce. Must go farmer market.

Pretty small and limited fresh fruit and vegetables selection at pretty high prices, i guess that if you live in Kirtland you can afford to pay inflated price.

TL;DR: small market. Parking: paid lot or street parking if you don't mind walking. I came here expecting lots of options but saw less than 20 stalls. There wasn't much variety in terms of produce - only one stall had veggies, the rest all had berries and another had berries and some tree fruit. Produce quality was definitely there though; everything looked perfect. Flowers were about $20 a bouquet and the least expensive berries were $5 for a pint. Only two stalls sold cooked food, the others were pre-made. Overall, don't expect to spend more than 20 minutes at the actual market. The water front view is nice though.

The downtown Kirkland Wednesday Market, so named to avoid confusion with the Juanita market on Fridays, has pleasantly grown in size since its initial days. Today, I counted about 10-ish produce/flower stands, a pastry booth, plant sale, one food booth, one food truck, a dentist office, a financial advisor company, and several craft booths. From where people are stopping and holding, you can tell the produce and the pastries are the sirens of this market. You won't need to spend much time here. Find what you need and leave. Parking is tricky. Street parking and the marina lot if you are lucky. The parking under the library is a sure thing. There's an information booth if you have any questions.

I love coming here on a Wednesday afternoon. There's always a variety of different vendors selling veggies, fruits, honey, sweets, snacks and home goods. My favorite thing to get is produce! You can see it's always so fresh.

This is a nice summer farmer's market in downtown Kirkland that takes place every Wednesday. Though it's small, the selection is good, with local farmers, bakers, florists, specialty foods stands, artists, craft makers and food trucks. Located at Marina Park, this is a great location to spend a Wednesday evening. The market is quite popular and coming from Bellevue, Lake Washington street and most of downtown Kirkland is already packed with cars. Get here early or after rush hour, to avoid downtown traffic. The different vendors will set up around the sidewalks at the park and under the park's gazebo. It won't take long at all to walk through all of the vendors, but the variety of businesses is the appeal here. In addition to businesses, they have an informational table, live music playing and even someone making balloon animals for kids! I just love that dogs are welcomed here, which isn't always the case for other markets. I enjoy coming here, and encourage anyone to do so at this annual summertime event.

For some reason, I expected the market to be bigger, but it was pretty small. There was a couple of food stalls, one food truck, and a few vendors. The nice part was that it was right at the waterfront so you can enjoy the view while checking out the market. I went and tried the blue box bakery at the market band it was really good. I'm sucker for macaroon and lucky for me, I was able to get the very last one and it was delicious. It was crunchy on the outside and filled with soft coconut​ pieces on the inside. It was very coconutty and delicious. I think the pastries here was the best part.

I was on an adventure taking pictures at Kirkland Waterfront and came across the Farmers Market on Wednesday. Honestly, this is truly one of the best in the area. It is not that the items are that much different than neighboring towns, but they have moved to a new location down a street with art galleries that are open and wonderful sassy shops and restaurants. On a nice day, it feels like the whole area is alive and having fun. Mark this on your must do's for the summer time. Enjoy the market and then take a nice walk at the marina at sunset. Perfection!

The market is open back today on 6/6. Not like last year, I have seen a lot more of food trucks for this year's which is good. However I didn't see much greens or fresh veggies from local farms. More vendors this year with a wide range of stuffs. It's good to pay a visit, eat some food and enjoy the nice view of the bay

How could anyone give this place a bad review? I was just here last week to get some beautiful flowers and this is the place to do it. THEY ARE CHEAP! GIANT bouquet for $10, would be a $20+ bouquet at Pike Place. Evidentially I got there a little early and not everyone was set up yet. So I stopped at Bill's fruit stand and tasted the most delicious peach I have ever had. The guys working were so nice and friendly that I actually did come back and buy some peaches! I got about 6 of them for $7 and I told him I need to make a cobbler with them. And Bill says "do you need the recipe?" - YES PLEASE! Sure enough I go home and whip up a batch of Peach Cobbler and it was PHENOMENAL! I am definitely going back to Bill this week and getting more of those delicious peaches. I actually had some store bought peaches in my fridge and did a side by side comparison....OH BABY....farmer's market peaches are leaps and bounds better than store bought. Store bought had ZERO flavor. All the produce last week looked delicious especially the berries which we all sparkling in the warm sunshine.

Beyond the fabulous market vendors, the location and atmosphere is as good as it gets. I've been to many markets that are located in parking lots, but this one right on the shores of Lake Washington with incredible views makes for a great stop. You can actually sit down and eat your fresh meal or fresh fruit on the grass and take it all in!

It's a pretty small farmer's market in Marina Park in Kirkland's downtown/waterfront area. I believe you could transverse all of the stands in 15 minutes or less. I mostly saw pastries, hot sauces and flowers for sale. Not really somewhere you could actually get produce, grass fed meats, farm to table products or really what you'd expect from the title "farmer's market." It's more of fair's food stand collection than an actual farmer's market.

The market is very limited if you are looking for local produce. It's small to begin with and over half the booths are craft vendors. A little disappointing from a produce viewpoint. Located at the marina, so it's a beautiful setting.

Such a pretty location! Went here for the first time a little whiles ago and enjoyed treats from Lilli-Pilli and the vendor selling pelligrino drinks. Both were delish! I must say that the space was a bit tight, but it still worked. The surrounding shops were quite cute as well!

Awesome place to be in the summertime. If I didn't live within walking distance, though, I don't know if I'd make the drive on a Wednesday afternoon to visit, honestly. But for locals (and those willing to risk traffic between 3-7pm), you can't beat the vibe. You could stop and get gelato, dinner, happy hour, etc. before or after your produce shopping. You could hang out by the marina. You could shop at the dozens of cutesy boutique and antique stores. You could check out the local art. Besides produce, there's also some select booths for pastries/desserts, cheese, meats, handmade crafts, etc.

We, my 16 month old daughter and I, love Kirkland Farmer's Market at Marina Park. The location is awesome and there are plenty of beautiful fresh flowers and produce! We also enjoyed the Kirkland Arts booth.