Texas Farmers' Market at Bell

Initially thought that we would primarily be Windows shopping, but ended up spending a $60 from the first few stalls we came across. From the produce to the people behind them, this was a worthwhile endeavor. Try the East African foods for a warming taste of some African cuisine, the peaches (when in season) for delicious fruit, or Soco's ginger beer. You won't be disappointed.

Relaxing, easy to enter and park. Prices were crazy high. Came to support local farmers but wow. They made the grocery store look cheap. Unfortunately will not be back

I enjoy this FM because they provide a diverse offering. It is easy to walk thru and the vendors are easy to find. The option to recycle bags, donate to compost bins and sit and listen to live music makes my Saturday morning trips convenient and enjoyable.

Much better location now that it has moved to Bell amongst a few trees compared to the old Lakeline Mall carpark location. Great selection of food vendors. They need more picnic tables for people to relax and eat. Dog friendly. Try to walk or cycle if you can, parking was pretty jammed.

I understand relationships can change but the new farmers market off of Bell is not as convenient as the older farmers market was at the mall parking lot. Parking is more difficult. The space is more tight, some more crowding, and there seems to be less space for the actual tents And vendors on the property. We’ve cut back our visiting to the farmers market larger because of how inconvenient it is at the new location, it is adjacent to the library, which is pretty cool though.

It's definitely as good or better than when it was on lakeline. Glad I went out today. Got some great looking beef suet from JT Cattle.

Great experience! So many booths with friendly people and great products!

Very few vegetables. The market is for fresh produce and I drove 1.5 hours each way and no produce that was on the web site. I won't be driving back.

Since they have moved from the mall to the new location, I've only come a couple times. It's out of the way for me, plus I have to be at work, which is Bee Cave. So the timing has to be quick, in and out. Coming here has been a set back for me. The light to turn left on Park St. sometimes sit there through 3 rotations of red lights! Once you're on Park St, you have to make another left crossing traffic. But the light behind you can be so backed up, that you can't cross over because cars are sitting at a red light behind you. When you do actually get on Bell, there are 2 small parking areas. And there is street parking too. They now have to have 2 flag men there to flag pedestrians to cross the street. I really don't see how this was a better move. The mall didn't have the traffic congestion, the venders could load and unload right at their spots, and we didn't need flag men holding up traffic to allow pedestrians to cross. And tons of parking. The location seems worse. In my opinion. I hope they are getting more shoppers. The venders are great. And that's why I keep going. I can't go every week like before. I can slide being late once in a while at work.

Great vendors, so much food and fun for all. The space is beautiful too. The space is so much better than the Lakeline was.

This is a nice Farmer's Market that used to be in a mall. This is a new location but it's a nice drive to get out there so we decided to check it out again. There are a lot of friendly vendors and some nice things to buy here. There's gluten free foods so that's a bonus for me. We got there a bit early so it was easy to walk and look around. Parking though can fill up quickly.