The Woodlands Farmers' Market

It can get really hot in the afternoon here as it is in an asphalt parking lot and it's all line up in the center, there are some nice big trees on the edge of the parking lot, they can move everyone over a little bit to use the natural shard from the tree so it will not feel as hot on certain time of the day. The parking is a bit of a walk for people with disability. But this is where I discovered one of the food vendor Crunchy Rolls serving great Mexican food with fresh tortillas. It is a great Farmer's Market for people who live around here.

Brother's pizza is bomb 💣! This farmers market is slept on. One of the best too! Had some good finds last weekend, and lots of kind people.

The Woodlands Farmers' Market is a wonderful spot for a weekend outing. The selection of fresh, local produce is fantastic, and it's great to see so many vendors offering high-quality goods, from artisan breads to homemade jams and unique crafts. The atmosphere is lively and inviting, and it's a genuine pleasure to support local businesses. The reason I'm giving it four stars instead of five is that it can get incredibly crowded, especially on a nice day, which can make it a bit difficult to navigate and find a parking spot. Despite the crowds, the overall experience is excellent and it's definitely a must-visit for anyone in the area.

Local farmers and artisans. Plus Plantonic Friends Nursery offers select native and well adapted plants for your garden; milkweed always available. Visit every Saturday 9 to 1 pm.

We went from visiting to a booth! My wife started grinding her own flour a while back to try out better options for food with my gluten allergy in mind. We had a great time in the booth last weekend, her first time. We had a lot of interest so very encouraging! She grinds the flour right in front of you! Can't get much fresher than that! The next step will probably be some cookies and rolls!

We love the farmers market!! Every Saturday I think 9-1. I would recommend going at least once. There’s all sorts of shops. My most favorites are the fresh bread, produce, the hot sauce stand, pickled vegetables. They also have lots of options for pet shops to get your pet gifts. You can bring your dog, kids. There’s music and food trucks. It’s all super fun! Wear sunscreen and a hat though…there’s no shade and it’s in a parking lot.

Fun weekend spot! Stop by the Ibarra’s Chili Garlic Crunch’s spot for the BEST CHILI OIL ever!! It doesn’t compare to any store bought chili oil. Very flavorful and is all natural! The staff for the booth is great and very friendly. Must try! I see a lot of people stop by the farmer’s market just for that chili oil!

Super cute! So many friendly people and amazing vendors. Get their black garlic sauce!

Best place to come and visit each booth. All homemade crafts and food, live music each week. Come to Texas Aprons booth and sign up to win a a Barbie doll. Custom aprons too.

TW Farmer's Market is a great way to spend your Saturday morning. They're open every Saturday from 8am- noon in the Grogan's Mill Shopping Center parking lot. They have so many more items than just fresh produce. If you sign up on their mailing list they will email you a weekly reminder on Friday and the email lists all the vendors that will be there the next day. They have the regular vendors that are there every Saturday and they also get new & different vendors that may not be there all the time. Some of the vendors let you sample their products as well. Sometimes they even have live music! Some of the items you can find here are: farm fresh fruits & vegetables, flavored popcorn (tutti frutti, banana pudding, caramel, etc.), snowballs (made with fresh organic fruits), organic fresh brewed coffees, homemade breads & pastries, farm fresh eggs (and not just chicken eggs), organic meats & chicken, homemade heat & serve foods (pastas, Indian food & Cajun food), beautiful plants & flowers, unique one of a kind jewelry, handmade organic soaps, crafts & clothing. I'm sure I'm leaving some out but I just can't remember. You'll just have to go see for yourself. Trust me, you won't regret it. Tip: the majority of vendors accept cards but bring a little cash just in case. Tip: try and get there early because some of the food items may be sold out if you get there late. Tip: bring the kids & the dog too. They're kid & pet friendly!

I have wanted to go to this Farmers Market for a while seeing as I live in The Woodlands area. We ended up coming on a rainy weekend so we missed a lot of the usual vendors. I loved Nisha's indian food booth. We bought beef samosas, japaeno chutney, and garlic naan. It was soo good. We also purchased a tray of micro greens, pea shoots, and a tray of cabbage. I stopped by another booth and bought a bottle of garlic olive oil. I hate that there wasnt much of a selsction on the day we visited but I was pleased with the items I did purchase.

Small, outside individual tents. Unfortunately, we picked a rainy day to visit. Not a lot of options, but picked up some yummy greens and homemade treats. #shoplocal

Having recently moved from San Francisco, where there are many incredible farmer's markets to chose from on a DAILY basis, I thought I was arriving with high standards when I decided to check the Grogan Mill farmer's market out. I was not disappointed. While the selection is naturally smaller - the goods you find are of great quality. Most produce is organic and local and the meat products are local, sustainably grown and humanely raised. If you're specifically looking for fruits and vegetables you should arrive early. There are about three stalls selling produce and there is not a lot of variety (no mushrooms, few fruits) but that's what's available and in season, folks! The animal products, on the other hand, leave many of california's farmer's markets far behind. There are many choices of salsas. There is local olive oil, vegan prepared foods, nixtamalized tortillas, goat cheeses, vegan sweets, artisan baked goods, hand made soaps and more goodies. I will definitely be going every saturday. In fact, I need my fix of the fresh garden salsa and tortillas ASAP!

My wife and I had a great time going here today. There were many vendors with interesting crafts, food, and fresh vegetables. If you are looking for just fruit and vegetables this isn't the place for you. There are many options here for some interesting finds from knife making to woodworking and from farm raised black chickens to wild boar sausage.

Visited Woodlands FM this morning and found some delicious offerings. Still a little for fresh veggies but bought some great soup mix and peach passion tea as well as several other delicious things. What fun on a beautiful spring morning.

We have really enjoyed this Farmer's Market so far. We've purchased some lovely looking eggplant, cantaloupe, cucumber, vegan tamales, french macarons and mint chutney. The cantaloupe has been really delicious. There are alot of other sellers there with things like dog treats, honey, meat, eggs (quail and other kinds). It's not a huge market but it's decent. I read that some people were bothered by it being in the same parking lot as Randalls. Doesn't really bother me because I've seen markets in all sorts of places. It's not always super easy to find space.

This market has a lot of diverse options such as hand made crafts & foods, farm fresh meats and vegetables. And a new addition, mobile bicycle repair www.bikeminded.guru Totally worth stopping to see the weeks offerings.

I actually like this farmers market. Not really anything to complain about here except that is is not that large. It is located in a parking lot of a shopping center. They have some pretty regular vendors and you will find some new vendors from time to time as well. Fresh fruits and veggies at a good price and some even offer fresh foods that you can eat there. There are actually a good amount of farmers markets in the North Houston area but this one is definitely worth checking out. They are only on the weekend and earlier in the day but its worth the drive to spend time with the family and support the local community.

This is such a waste of time! This is not a farmers market. At least a 1/3 of the vendors were selling bicycle parts. More like a swap meet and craft fair. I counted 5 vendors selling produce including one guy selling only blueberries at $6 a pint.

We LOVE coming here. It's often our favorite part of our Saturday's. There is always a wide array of vendors. We love the hand made soaps, salsa, hand carved wood furniture, organic dog treats, and fresh squeezed orange juice. There's something for everyone and the prices are very fair. They often have face painting or treats for the kiddos so they also enjoy it.

Kind of disappointed in the size of this farmers market. I get Facebook updates on them and from what ones ready, I was envisioning something larger. There was a few tents with fresh veggies but didn't see anything that I wanted. I was hoping to see a variety of fruits and veggies and was disappointed when I didn't find it. The one in Tomball was a little bigger and had not variety.

We are so lucky to have a local farmers market. The venders are awesome and provide great products and individual & specialized goods/services. They will accommodate special orders. I go every Sat. and highly suggest it to everyone that I know.

Awesome products and great people. We go almost every Saturday. Organic vegetables galore

I haven't heard about this farmer's market until recently. I do find it in a rather odd location (parking lot of a supermarket) and hard to find. There weren't as many vendors as I had hoped for and felt a bit disappointed. However, it was raining this morning and perhaps this kept some of the vendors away this weekend? Maybe this is not a good time of year to go (wait until spring)? Perhaps it's unfair to try to compare the market here to some larger ones like the Imperial Sugar FM. There were some nice choices for fresh locally-growned vegetables, fresh-farm eggs, local honey, and grass-fed poultry/meats. I hope this farmer's market continues to grow though despite steep competition from supermarkets that already carry organic and locally-grown options and Trader Joe's. I'll be back in a few weeks to hunt for some olive oil on a sunny day.

Ask the vendors to show proof that their products are all Texas-grown. Some of them are bringing products in from Mexico and passing them off as Texas-grown.