Portland Farmers Market - Lents International

They had the apples that I wanted. Going back for more apples and some pears. I went today and what happened???? A cider press was there! I was able to press the apples that I bought there! It was great! I took it home and my husband LOVED IT! Thanks to the people at the apple stand and a Big thanks to the 2 ladies at the cider press!

They do this every Sunday as long as the weather is nice. There is a lot of pokémon stops around and great Pokemon to catch they spawn around here. If you actually have food stamps you can turn that in for food here and they'll match up to $10 for every food stamp you do and then you can spend that $10 on anything else. They have wonderful produce here. Come check this place out my best friend actually took me here.

I love that the information booth at this farmers market offers the ability to buy “tokens” to pay the vendors who accept cash only! Great tamales, pastries & Russian potato bread!

Awesome. Some really friendly vendors and some of the best produce around. Also the flower vendor has the most beautiful arrangements starting at $10.

The market has grown a lot since we moved into the neighborhood three years ago. It's still relatively small but it has everything we need. Both the produce and meat prices are better compared to PSU farmers market. We'll be coming back regularly to support our own neighborhood farmers market. It saves us a lot of driving time!

Thought I could use my WIC or EBT as payment for farmers market bucks but that is not the case, they exchange cash or debit for market bucks $1 cash= $2 in farmers market. Go to the information hut first to get the help and a punch ticket. Although the first time you visit if you have WIC or EBT that makes you eligible to spend $5 cash= $24 farmers market bucks, be prepared with your phone to get registered online they will have a QR code or web address for you to join.

Enjoyed talking with the guys at the mushroom booth, very informative and friendly. Another booth had some great basil.

Wonderful neighborhood market with a variety of friendly international vendors. Great flowers, tamales, potato bread, fruit and more!

Music outdoors 12-2 on Farmers Market days. Picnic tables and water inside and outdoors, ZED is a shady open air international Food Pod area, with 7 or more menus - something for everyone. Co-located in the large building is Zoiglhous Brewing, open at noon, and you can get Pizza with your Beer.

It's very teeny tiny. Less than a dozen stalls. Mixed with food vendors and produce/food items. The fruit I bought was fresh and tasty. The tamales were yummy.

Adorable farmer's market in Lents. On the smaller side, but it has everything you need in terms of delicious food and high quality produce. I found the prices to be very reasonable. I got 3 zucchini for $2, 9 Persian cucumbers for $4 and bell peppers for $1 each and a huge bag of green beans for $5. Prices seemed less expensive than other markets I've been to. This is definitely a friendly, neighborhood experience--it seemed like a lot of people knew each other and were local to Lents.

Pretty small market. Moved to SE 92nd and Reedway St. (Old location is now a new housing apartment). Located behind a brewing company. Stopped in to check it out on Sunday afternoon. Wasn't very busy. Local music, florals, fruits vegetables from what we saw and seating area towards the back. Street parking available.

Great little farmers market! They have almost 20 vendors that sell flowers, mushrooms, tamales, bread, fruits and veggies (including kikokaya orchards), brandy, and more! Hopefully will grow even larger next year as they get established!

We think this is one of the cooler Farmers Markets. Lots of nice produce (a much better selection than in the past!), food, baked goods, but not the huge crowd. The vendors may actually talk to you, because they're not swamped with masses of humans! It's unique! They have Linda Brand Seafood! Russian Pickles! Hot food! Huckleberries! Tomatillos! This Lents market reminds me of Portland a few decades ago! It's small, but very special.

The Lents International Farmers' Market is kicking a** this year. N&N Amaro Brothers are back with their delicious specialty herbs and produce, Haus Bakes is serving the finest cupcakes produced in the City of Portland, Pyro Pizza has set up their mobile oven for the season and is selling wood fired bread and pizzas, and other vendors are there selling eggs, meat, honey, fruit, flowers, veggies. I am so happy to call this my local farmers' market. But even if I didn't live in Lents, I would make the trip. It's a small market, but it's a mighty market.

Cute cute cute! That's not often a description you hear about anything in the sometimes rough and tumble Lents neighborhood. But leave it to the Lents International Farmers Market to help pretty up the joint. Note: The market is currently on the corner of Foster and SE 92nd. Lots of parking around the block. Live music. Plenty of room for two and four-legged creatures. Definitely not a cluster fuck of humanity like the PSU farmer's market. What the Lents market lacks in selection it makes up in tidiness. The focus seems to be non-conventional kinds of produce - think the veggies more commonly found in Asian cuisine - but for anyone looking for your standard carrots and jam fixes, the humble but productive number of stalls have your back. The hot food choices are very welcome, at least as of the opening weekend. Giant tamales, Japanese curry bowls, and macarons were all for sale. It's hard not to find something to love and get in your belly. Also, five to ten dollar floral bouquets. Big, beautiful flowers for ridiculously low prices. I think most flowers are such a waste of money, but I'm half-convinced I could not blow up my wedding budget if we stock with the flowers from the Sulina & Bays growers. Or we could go with my first cherished idea of making the bridesmaids carry bunches of kale. I think the farmers market has that covered, too.

Went for the first time last week...Sunny day...No crowds!! Yay! * I got some awesome fresh cut flowers for $5 - my girlfriend loved 'em!! * Great salad mix! * Tasty Garlic Sprigs! * Yummy carrots! * Fresh pizza made in a wood fired mobile oven! * Salami !!! Yum!!

This place is awesome! It has tons of fresh veggies and everyone is more that happy to talk about what they sell Fresh flowers were on my agenda when I dropped in and I was pleasently surprised. There were two booth that had lots of fresh flowers to choose from and it was prices great. I picked up a bundle for less that 9$! I got them for my 4 year old daughter and she loved them. She wants to come with me next time I go. Upside: its not flooded with drum circles and foul smelling people or homeless kids.

Cute little neighborhood farmers market featuring community contribution booth. Great little farms representin the season's finest, organic coffee stand, tamale stand, and always fresh flowers.

This great little collection of vendors come together every Sunday from 9 AM until 2 PM. This year they're 2 blocks west of where they previously were located. Lots of street parking. I stopped by yesterday when it was 97 degrees out. These vendors are troopers! Two musicians were playing music they described as Bohemian, Hungarian, Gypsy, etc. It was fun to listen to. You can buy produce, of course, as well as baked goods, coffee drinks, Mexican / Central American food, fresh cut flowers, plant starts, and get information about community events and resources. There's an ATM on-site. I bought strawberries for $3/basket and asparagus $7 for 2 bundles. I ate the strawberries last night and I swear they're the best I've ever tasted. So much better than grocery store variety. I'll definitely be back many Sundays this summer. While you're at the market, be sure to walk 2 blocks northeast and visit the Belmont Goats in their new location! They typically have open hours the same time as the market.

Excellent. Yummy blueberries sweetest corn on the cob . Fresh eggs pumpkins onions taters garlic. And the nicest folks ever ! All with live music and delicious homemade tamales!

Great prices and not alot of craft vendors thank gosh. I do wish there were a few more vendors with fresh produce.

First off, if you have an oregon trail card, they will double your purchases up to $10. Sweet! The summer of 2011 I got most of my food for the week here. There was a Russian guy with super cheap potatoes and greens, and a few Mexican booths with crazy good tomatoes and peppers and herbs. Plus of course Oregon berries and farm fresh eggs and flowers (though I never bought the flowers). It's not a huge market, but you can mostly find what you need to make it through the week produce-wise. And I love that it's in this totally cute reclaimed corner of Lents right by the highway. Go team!

Love the Lent's market! It's easy to park and so much more accessible than some of the bigger markets in town. The vendors are great -- some of the vendors always greet me as a regular (which I am!) Prices are competitive, and I like that it's open until 3 pm -- giving me plenty of time on busy weekends to get there. My kiddo loves the Food Scouts program too!

It's a Lents-sized mix of fresh veggie stands, hot food booths, fish slingers & flower sellers.