Rochester Farmers Market- Saturdays Graham Park!

Buy local, eat fresh, stay healthy. Local market offering a wide variety of produce, elk and buffalo, eggs and honey, sweets and baked goods, fresh brewed coffee and canned jellies. And a whole lot more. Live music, wood-fire pizza, breakfast sliders and made from scratch crepes. No berries to be found. Enjoy the bounty of local labor and taste the difference.

Never been to the Saturday farmer's market but we loved it! Kinda small but I'd expect that for the winter one. Loved the smell of all the fresh produce!

very nice time here, bought a lot of good things from the Amish family, and talked to Paul, who grows garlic and asparagus, and who mentioned the garlic will be ready in August

Fresh produce and seasonal items ( sweet corn, various fruits). 7am Sat. Photo opp of the giant corn tower.

Large variety of fresh vegetables, breads, baked goods and meats Can also purchase salsas coffee fresh grown mushrooms and micro greens

Great selection of farmers and vendors. The gluten-free baked goods selection was larger than I expected.

Located at the county fairgrounds it has several large lots for car parking and bike racks. Much improved location from the previous one in terms of shopper safety. A large lawn to the west offers a space for picnics and listening to music acts. Wide variety of local baked goods, fruits, veggies, and meats. Garden plants and natives, hanging baskets and bouquets. Soaps, candles, wood working, etc. Depending on the week, food vendors can include crepes, Vietnamese/Asian, pizza, coffee, and gelato.

Great place to go! Lots of local places to shop and eat!

This is the May-October location for Rochester Farmer's Market at Graham Park (outdoor). It's held every Saturday 7:30 am - 12 noon. The other Yelp page for Rochester Farmers Market is the indoor location during winter months

A fun variety of fresh produce, micro greens, specialty mushrooms, meats, jams, baked goods, honey, soaps/lotions/balms (goat milk based), and even a hot sauce stand and coffee stand. There is a seasonal floral decor stand too. Most offer credit card payment (Square). It's enjoyable to talk to owners about their business and how they make their products. They're all very proud of what they have to offer.

This is a nicely organized market. The parking is nearby. The aisles are large to accommodate the shoppers. There are a wide variety of meats as well as eggs in addition to the veggies. I've never had buffalo bacon. Plants were also available for purchase. An ATM machine also vends tokens for use in the market. I got a monster chicken egg in my dozen. If it hatches I'm bound to get an ostrich.

This is a very nice market and runs all year---outside in the warm months and during the winter time at the fair grounds. You have to go through a process to get accepted at the market so you cannot just pay a fee and set up shop. They have quite a bit of vendors selling produce some lovely fresh wild flowers baked goods some local meats. It will vary over the season but always very busy and the vendors are very friendly.

I was very surprised by the selection! Greens, fruits, veggies, breads, cheeses, meats, flowers, soaps, handicrafts and so on! There are also live entertainers which make the vibe fun! Only 4 stars because unfortunately there were very few organic options. :-( This is a big deal to me so it was quite a bummer. Lots of local goodies though so that is great! EVERY SATURDAY THROUGH OCTOBER 29th! 4TH ST SE & 4TH AVE SE 7:30 am - noon EVERY WEDNESDAY THROUGH THE SUMMER! Kmart Parking Lot 9th St SE & 3rd Ave SE 4pm - 6:30 pm

Great way to spend your Saturday mornings, support locally owned businesses. My favorite are the golden raspberries.

Mmmmmmm! I could walk around here all day just for the smell in the air! Beautiful, super fresh produce from farms within 50 miles of Rochester. There are plenty of organic options too. Get here early, because it gets super crowded. We bought tons of produce for a very fair, sometimes super-cheap price. Carrots and tomatoes bursting with flavor. Kale like I've never tasted before, with such a complex, earthy flavor. Local sweet corn that will make your head explode. One letdown was the whole organic chicken we bought for a whopping $15. Taste was just not there. I also wish there were more food vendors but somebody told me that varies. Cash is excepted of course, but no credit or debit. There is a weird ATM that dispenses tokens here that I haven't quite figured out, so go for the cash option. I love it here! I want to cover myself in the fresh produce and roll around on the ground. I shall return!

I got some cheddar-jalepeno brats from one of the vendors and they were AMAZING! You could really taste the melted, gooey cheese and there was just the right amount of spice from the jalepenos. I'm up in Minneapolis but next time I'm in Rochester I want to pick up more of these for grilling out this summer! The farmers market also had a good selection of veggies, plants for sale, and some craft baked goods such as Norwegian leftse. It would have been nice if they had labeled more of the veggies as organic or conventional.

This is my favorite place in Rochester. It's a very large Market and has a wonderful variety of produce and meats. Live music and cooking demos keep it fun and interesting. I go almost every week!