Spokane Farmers' Market

My dream came true of finding cardamom buns by a vendor here: VIVA ULTRA BREAD on a Saturday, right after we landed and made it before the farmers market closed at 1. What a day! Thank you a million.

Small… but fantastic local products. Our beautiful Spokane area has a pretty short growing season but farmers bring out what’s seasonal and fresh. They are complimented by local bakers, ranchers, flower stands and even often a puppy food truck. I really enjoy trying things that are unique - some lemon cucumbers and garlic flowers were in this weeks picks!

I gave this 5 stars for the quality of produce and variety that was offered, in season. An issue I had is the cost. Green beans at $8 a lb??? I want to support these growers, but meet me in the middle folks. Abundance of parking, knowledgeable farmers/growers to share about the produce you’re buying. Come check them out!

This market is a little larger than the Spokane valley one, which is imo too small to really be worthwhile. It’s still smaller than we are accustomed to back home, which is a much smaller town. Lots of fresh produce sold by several different vendors. Friendly vendors. Pay cash to avoid sales tax.

I love these farmers markets at Coeur d' Alene park. I think the dog treat vendor is my favorite. My dog and I have been coming since she was a pup and the treats are always the best! Plus walking up to order the woman is so kind and gives your pup treats and there is a bowl of water weighting outside. She even has a stack of sticks out. A super fun environment and your pup will feel so special.

This was listed as one of the things to do in Spokane. We went on a Saturday morning. It’s located in the oldest park in Spokane. It was really nice with plenty of vendors there. Pastries and coffee too!

Picked up some very tasty scones, a few fresh veggies, and can I say... Captain Ron's seafood was a great find!

We went during our visit to Spokane. Vendors are ver nice and helpful. Fresh produce