The Kamm’s Corners Farmers Market

Very crowded a bunch of tables to go through before you even get to the fruits and veggies unorganized never even made it to the fruit and veggie stands had to go through all these little vendors before you even got there as a disabled person I turned around and left couldn't even make it to the fruits and veggies very disappointed!

Fantastic dog treats!! Local honey and the best peach I've ever had.

Look forward to every June! Vendors are spectacular and so is everything they offer!

Friendly people. Great products. A good mix of vendors from seasonings to cookies to candles to produce (of course).

Really enjoy the farmers market, wish during the winter that they would move into a spot at the Marc's shopping center, inside, either in the old chase bank that's vacant or the soon to be vacant Ace hardware store which is closing at the end of this month, because the farmers market has a lot more options than just vegetables and fruit,

My first time there I was blown away at the amount of people attending. They were10 deep waiting in line for the vendor’s. I will definitely go again.

Won't come back. Waited in line 12 deep only to find out the vendor didn't take debit cards - no problem taking food stamps though. Aggravating.

Very fresh vegetables and herbs. And they take snap and will double your money 💲💰 up to $25.00

Has great variety of frsh produce, great meats and cheeses (farmers daughter), fresh extravirgin olive oils from California at decent price and balsamics to die for. Bread heads have super bread, the bands are always good. Its a fun and good FM. Forgot to mention all the good spicy sauces!

Wide array of soaps, flowers, herbs, art, informational booths, veggies and fruit, and baked goods. Often have live music too. Nice farmer market!

Volume and variety make this a good choice! The prices are reasonable too. Fresh fruit and veggies, crafts and great music! A truly worthwhile neighborhood event.

Had a really nice morning at the farmers market. Very affordable, good selection, lots of parking, and great music.

This past summer I decided I needed more farmer's markets in my life (who doesn't?) and started bookmarking some new ones I hadn't been to before. I'm not really a local of the Kamm's Corners neighborhood, but it's decently close enough that it's still accessible to me as a west sider. The thing that really made me hone in on this particular market however is that it's one of the few that is open on Sunday. Many farmer's markets offer Saturday morning hours, but I just personally am used to doing my grocery shopping on Sundays so it's nice to find a market that offers that. I see a lot of reviews commenting on the size of the market. It's definitely smaller than the Medina or Shaker Square markets (which are massive and definitely worth visiting!), but larger that most of the local ones like Lakewood or Brooklyn. For me, there's enough of a selection that it satisfies my desire for local produce. The downside is that there are rarely any meat options if you are an omnivore, and occasionally the one or two vendors that offer eggs are not present. There are plenty of the usual miscellany vendors such as honey, coffee, soap, kombucha. These are not a draw for me personally, as you can generally find these wares pretty easily at even the smallest of markets, however the produce selection is really what pulls me in. A lot of the smaller markets don't have a ton of variety, whereas this one actually does. Lots of varieties of greens, root vegetables, fruits, herbs and aromatics. There's also generally a band playing and given that the market takes place behind Walgreens, there's plenty of lot parking available. I would say if you're a west sider, this is about the best offering you can get outside of the West Side Market. I grew to really enjoy coming here weekly and will miss it when market season is over. For all you Sunday meal prep people, this is a good option for your Sunday shop. Hope the market continues to offer Sunday hours and I'm thankful to have it in the area.

Decided to grab a tote bag, kids and cash and get some fresh produce. Kamm's Market was closer than the West Side Market and it was open(Sunday). We got there as they were opening. I was a little surprised at how small it was. However, they had a variety of products. Homemade dog bones, gourmet pasta sauces, Fresh baked breads. Many of the stands were marked "organic" which might explain the prices. YIKES! I blew through my money in about 5 minutes. My strawberry purchase was disappointing- tiny and bitter. My daughter said the Sourdough bread was the BEST she ever had and my son loved the fresh squeezed lemonade. It was great to be outside supporting local farmers. Produce prices were about the same as the local grocery, BUT, they weren't covered in wax and weren't weeks old. If you are in the area, give it a try.

Didn't have as much to buy as I had hoped. Some of the usuals were there...the honey guy from Olmsted Falls and the jam guy from Frostville market. No meat to buy unfortunately. I still think that Crocker's is the best around.

Love this market. Get grassed or raw cheese from Mark the Cheese Guy and awesome salsa from George at Blaze Gourmet. And honey from Jorgensen's Apiary, and jams too. I also get wonderful jams and jellies from Jimmy's Jams. Veggies are plentiful during the summer and fall season but not very many are available during the winter season. The vendors in this market are very friendly and wonderful. The berries in the summer are sooo good!

So lucky to have this Market in the West Park neighborhood. Making it easier to buy local and eat healthy. The coordinators do a great job and I will continue to support. Would love to see additional vendors sign on and the size grow.

This market is really wonderful for the true community feel. Always laid back, fun and full of wonderful vendors. I now live in Akron, but I have to say this was my all time favorite west side market (and I have been to nearly all!). They move indoors starting Nov. 11th, be sure to check it out every month!! I hear they will have produce vendors year round!