Texas Farmers' Market at Lakeline

For being a Farmer's Market, there really weren't many fruits & veggie stands (though maybe it was the time of year we went, beginning of July). The stands that did have them didn't have very much to choose from. There are plenty of booths with pastries, bread, made-to-order foods, dog treats, drinks, honey, salsa, etc. My girls loved all the samples that they got to try. Some booths were put together better than others with their displays and signs, verses the tables that were empty and not inviting. There are tons of dogs and live music which made it fun! The busiest booth by far was David Doughie's bagels, which had a line of about 25 people at any given time. It was too hot for us to stand in line that long, but we may give it a try next time!

Loved the local goods and services. It’s great place to explore with family and kids. Felt prices are very premium but make sense for the quality of the produce you get. There are plenty of options available like coffees, breakfast options and quick bite options, Moms and ice cream available. Loved exploring both lakeline farmers market and muller location. Muller will be my first pick because of the great stalls and variety available. They also got cool splash pad for kids to play. So it’s win win for both parents and kids.

11/12/22 - UPDATE: Popped over to pick up more Texas Trash Trail Mix from the Pecan guy...my wife loves that stuff! There was a lady selling Nicaraguan Coffee (hot, cold, or beans) and it was chilly so I got a cup. She had agave nectar for the sweetener and a cooler with half n half. What a delicious cup of joe. Perfect on a cold day. It wasn't too strong or weak, not bitter... perfect! And she was very friendly and helpful mixing all the ingredients for me. I also picked up a package of ATX Homemade Turkey Jerky. Almost no fat, low cholesterol, and high protein. Tender and delicious! Stopped by HiFiMyCo to pick up a couple more bags of Oyster Mushroom Jerkey. Planning on getting a grow kit so I can make a fresh from scratch batch of Cream of Mushroom soup. It's soup weather! So I'll get the kit 7-10 days before I plan on making the soup because that's the grow period, and then follow the easy instructions to start growing! Once I harvest, I've got a couple of days before I need to use them. The soup itself will be completely scratch made including the broth. It won't be vegan though because I use scratch made chicken stock. Can't wait! Lastly, I just discovered that there's a composting booth sponsored by Austin Recycles. They collect food scraps and other compostable material and provide it to local growers versus the city compost collection where I don't know where the material ends up. So, I'll start bringing my compost to them in future. Overall, a great trip as usual. ___________________ ORIGINAL REVIEW: Great market. Check out Hi Fi Mycology - the Mushroom Jerkey is amazing and Floreli Sunflower Seed Hummus (delicioso!). Got there just before they closed so I didn't get to pick up any Goats Milk Hand Lotion. Next week!

I love going to local farmer's markets and supporting all the entrepreneur locals!! Unique, original products, services, food, as well as local farmers produce!! Vegan food entrepreneurs too!! I also recommend Assured Sharpening for knives, garden tools, lawn mowers, anything blade related!!! Take a pause from the heat for a snack & the music entertainment as well!! Cedar Park Lakeline Mall or Muellers location!

A new friend asked me to go to a farmers market in South Austin. I knew there had to be one closer and I'm so glad I found this! Its perfect. Great selection. Loved the samples and foods. There's an animal coral for people to hold and meet bunnies, chick's, a turtle, etc. I bought a lot, spent a lot too. But, it's all so clean and good and tasty, you will also buy some great things too. The cookie tents are so tempting, yes I bought from both. See the pictures. Goat milk tent is wonderful. And I even got Indian food for my husband and I for dinner and we loved it!

Visited hoping for small vendors that primarily sell on Etsy and fresh vegetables, but did not find much. There were a lot of meat vendors. I did discover gluten free treats! They were fantastic and she accepted Venmo. They also had local honey and natural dog treats. My dog enjoyed seeing other older dogs and humans. He was overwhelmed by the band. If your dog is reactive to thunder there is a chance they will be uncomfortable with the live music.

Such a great selection of products, foods, drinks, and even live music. I love coming here when I’m free on Saturday morning with a friend for a good local GF breakfast and especially to learn about/ try new things. A wonderful experience, i’ve told many of my friends just how nice it is to stop by. :)

Tasty foods, amazing vendors and great place for fresh produce, meat, and eggs. Stop by waffles for their yummy strawberry and cream. Austin Perogies is amazing too. Forgot to take a photo of it.

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.