The Domain Farmers Market

Farmers market was fantastic. This has been a much needed addition to the Domain. They had several vendors from local organic produce, generative farm raised meet, coffee, baked goods and other vendors. Pro tip: get there early as many of the food vendors sold out early!

High quality farmers market with a great selection of produce, meats, eggs, artisan crafts, baked goods, and prepared food. A very friendly atmosphere and a small town vibe in the heart of the domain. Worth a visit!

8June2024 Great energy here. Live music, wonderful vendors. Great space between the vendors so customers can shop and eat. Great time here and great location. Loved it out here.

Not a farmers market. I did not see anyone selling any produce. It was just people selling stuff. Because it was not busy they were very aggressive so we only stayed for 10 minutes.

My husband and I really enjoyed ourselves! A lot to choose from! From fresh eggs to dog food. I would highly recommend!

Idk pretty boring farmers market. Seemed like kinda a cash grab. I’d rather hit up the Mueller one Edit: Okay I feel bad now after they did a nice response. It’s really not that bad, but I will say I don’t like that there’s a booth for weed/delta-8.

I love working this market. Great vibe from all the vendors.

UPDATE: they kept true to their promise! The Domain Farmers market has upgraded their vendors and it is a much more enjoyable experience and there is a lot more to look at! It’s a cute Farmers Market but they don’t have any homemade craft items or jewelry. It’s pretty much just food. Not really my style. There are a lot of other Farmers Markets close by that have more types of vendors.

The Farmers Market at The Domain on a Sunday afternoon is such a peaceful and fun experience, especially for families. There's a great variety of stands to explore -- everything from fresh fruits and vegetables to homemade salsas, pastries (with both gluten and gluten-free options), bao buns, matcha, wines, and more. It feels like there's something for everyone! The owners are so friendly too and very welcoming. What I really appreciate is how convenient the parking is. There are plenty of garage spots available, so you don't have to stress about finding a place to park. And since it's located right at The Domain, you can make a whole day out of it -- shop, eat, and enjoy the relaxing atmosphere. Highly recommend if you're looking for a fun and laid-back weekend outing!

Where was the fresh produce hiding at the Domain Farmer's market? I went to the farmer's market looking specifically for some fresh lettuce and new potatoes (little red ones). I did not see a single vegetable. Not sure if I got there too late and they sold out and the vegetable vendors went home or there were no vegetables to be found. The folks at the farmer's market appear to give off a pretty chill vibe. OK...let us talk about what I did find...sweets, sweets and more sweets! I do not believe I have revealed my kryptonite (SWEETS!) Yep, I can eat sweets for every meal and snack, every day 365 days a year. This is why I work out...to counteract the sweets. So, I came home with not one but two types of cookies (butterscotch, almond and chocolate chip cookies) and chocolate chip stuffed cookies (loaded with an absolutely addicting chocolate center.) Who knew that was a thing? Finally, I mentally debated about buying a $8 small loaf of banana bread. Was that little pan of banana bread really worth $8? The vendor said there were pecans throughout the banana bread. Was that true or was she trying to sell her last two tins of banana bread? Then a passerby said that at another farmer's market that same tin of banana bread sold for $16.... really?! Well, my knees started to feel weak, so I cratered and bought the banana bread. I was kind of getting the banana bread at 50% (yes, I always love a bargain.) It's funny how we can justify anything we want to do. To be honest, it was some of the best banana bread I have eaten. Pro tip: Sometimes you must blindly trust people...not all people, just some people. I shared my sweets with the family. It is always good to spread the calories around.

The Domain Farmer's Market is held in front of iPic theater every Sunday from 12-4 pm. There is a variety of vendors selling many different things, including lots of pastries (even gluten-free pastries), acai bowls, malasadas, coffee, clay flowers, plants, wooden signs, dumplings, locally farmed produce, meat, and more. The market wasn't very crowded when I walked by, and the vendors there were very friendly. I picked up two large zucchinis for $5 from the produce stand, and I'm highly considering going back for the malasadas which looked delicious. Someone told me recently that they've struggled with finding a farmer's market with actual produce in Austin and not just artisan goods, so for anyone wondering there was only one produce stand and one mushroom-specific stand when I went. The produce stand had a somewhat small variety of items, but the zucchini I got from them was delicious!

What a cute farmers market. It's a smaller kind of farmers market. A lot of the venders have their own baked goods, juice, coffee, some meat and eggs, and jewelry, woodworking. A little bit for everyone. They are located off to the side of the Ipic movie theater. Down the sidewalk. Plenty of free parking as there is a parking garage right next to it. The farmers market is on Sundays. From 12 noon to 4pm! So happy I finally came to see what they are about. I got ground meat, eggs, pistachio, croissant, sourdough bread, six dumplings, and I sat at a picnic table in the shade. I also bought a gluten-free chocolate crinkle cookie. It was a great farmers day shopping experience.

It's always fun browsing through stalls of artisanal salsas, gluten-free baked goods, clay flowers, acai, et cetera ..... but one would wish for more straight vegetables. For that you'd have to go to the Mueller market, also on Sundays. But hey, if you live close to the domain and feel like a stroll and some really nice ice cream, or whatever other treats you fancy, you could do far worse than the Domain market.