Tomball Farmers Market

Saturday mornings at the Tomball Farmers Market are always a win! There’s a great variety of vendors, and it’s the perfect way to start the weekend. We love grabbing breakfast or lunch afterward at one of the great dining spots in downtown Tomball—such a fun local experience!

My wife and I like farmers markets and this one is a good one. One thing I use to gauge how good it is ...is the number of coffee roasters in attendance, this one has two really great ones that we've encountered at other markets. DV8 always makes great coffee drinks and roasts awesome beans, picked up a bag of Mexico Santiago Atitlan. The other primo roaster is District, I picked up a bag of whiskey barrel aged coffee beans, whiskey whisperer...i've bought this before and it's pricier but worth it....amazing flavors. If you want snacks they have a wide selection, produce....check, they even have a lady bartender selling handcrafted cocktails ready to take home.

LOVE being a vendor and shopper!Great meats, veggies, jams , soaps and more. SKIP the grocery store and shop local😍 THE BEST Farmers Market in the Houston area!

Lovely place. Great atmosphere, amazing food (Shout out to Sweet Caledonia for the authentic Scottish treats) will be back for sure.

Great and neat stuff here. Always support your local vendors. Keep a lookout for the cool looking hairless cat.

Great market, great variety. Nice place to get some late breakfast or lunch. Our favorite are the baked goods, specifically the French items, see picture of the menu. These are some of the best croissants I've ever had, beautiful lamination and well baked. Baguettes are excellent also.

Very small but lots of great booths. I did find my favorite Oil/Vinegar guy there Montgomery Gourmet Foods check it out! It's also in a cool area with tons of little stores around.. I only give 4 stars because it is very small

Visiting the Tomball Farmers Market is one if my favorite Saturday morning activities when I am not working (or traveling). This morning’s visit was a huge success. Came away with another tasty olive oil (Shallot and Truffle infused) to add to my growing collection; picked up a fabulous fall wreath and pumpkin flower arrangement from @bucketsofbloomstx (both were ordered in advance - all I had to do was show up and pick up!); bought a beautiful handcrafted wooden bowl and some coasters made from champagne wine bottle corks from @seldenwoodcreations ; shared a healthy and delicious watermelon slushy from @steampunkjuice . It was a good morning!!!

Judging by the reviews, I'm late to the party with this one. While it may no longer be a hidden gem, this market is certainly a gem, alive and thriving! I'm addition to a variety of vendors, the quality of goods seems both high and consistent. Here are a few lessons I learned on my first trip by: *Arrive early if you want guava cheese bread (or any of the competitive options bc dedicated weekly patrons will certainly beat you to them). *The space is an uncovered parking lot so dress weather appropriate & wear comfortable shoes. *Don't be afraid if you see a hairless cat running around with sunglasses and knitted ear covers (no, I'm not kidding) *Be patient with parking. *If you're not from the area, make a day out of it. As the market is smack dab in the middle of Tomball, it provides the perfect excuse to visit the unique locally owned shops nearby (so long as you're not purchasing perishables). Happy hunting!

Go early! Quite a bit was out when we arrived, but still some good things to try and buy. Plenty of parking around the market. Bernhardt winery, BZ Honey, and Sweet Caledonia were some of our favorites. Many times at farmers markets though, I wish there were more actual fruit and vegetables.

Best market I have found near me...although Westheimer is so tempting. I go to Tomball market most every Saturday and the ppl remember your name or the previous purchase you made. I am working on my product to become a vendor in the coming months... Try it and shop the town...charming.

this was my first time to a farmer's market out this way! lots of really great finds, I didn't get a chance to see it all, but I hope to be back for more of the chocolate truffles, the watermelon slush, mushrooms, empanadas, baked goods, and macarons! **also dog friendly!!** just in case anyone was wondering, because I was when I was reading up on reviews.

Nice market with lots of variety. We arrived a bit late in the day, by then a lot of the meat, eggs, and produce were gone or with limited availability. We enjoyed some tasty lemonade and wasted money on brownies that tasted like cardboard. I enjoyed the variety of vendors and tasted some amazing honey and jams. I noticed it was mostly food. Unlike other markets I've been to, where is mostly homemade items like soaps and home decor. Good balance. Next time I'll make sure we end up here earlier during the day.

High quality everything here! Everyone is super nice and knowledgable. I come for staples like lettuce, broccoli, honey, eggs and so much more.

I loved this little Famer's Market! The produce was actually pretty pricey in my opinion, but a lot of the vendors were really great. I found some great Indian food, barbecue, purchased some freshly squeezed mint lemonade, tried some really good jam that I didn't have enough money to buy (lol), and stocked up on some organic homemade soaps, which I love! Hmm...I need to go back! There was a cute LulaRoe pop up shop too! A lot of the vendors are there every weekend and even have online shops like Etsy. It's really nice to buy local and see where your money is going. I like the Downtown Tomball area in general. Love the close knit community feel they've got going. Check it out!

This is not a huge farmers market, but has a good variety of goods for its size, and it's well-located in the middle of the old Main St. area in Tomball. If you're looking solely for produce, there were only a few vendors on our May visit (though decent variety of items), but there were plenty of other items -- local honey, coffees, oils, sauces, baked goods, etc. Definitely worth a visit...

Came here with both of my daughters on a freezing cold Texas morning but it was so worth it. We had the time of our lives sampling from all the many different vendors. Vendors ranged from dairy farmers, to bakers, to cooks, to artist. There was no shortage of jarred goods and no stopping us from tasting everything we saw. What I love about Farmers Markets is the ability to eat locally grown fruits and vegetables and put money right back into the farmers hand so they can keep doing what they're doing. One woman made doll clothes, another was a wood worker and had made art pieces out of wood. I would also be remiss if I didn't tell you that they had food trucks available with many different breakfast delights. They are open from 7 to 12 but make sure you get there early before all the best selections are gone. I will definitely be going back and I hope to see you there too.

We are new to the area, and just tried out the market last Saturday. Everyone was friendly and helpful, even with masks on.

Pleasantly surprised of how many goodies we found from flavored vinegar, to fresh empanadas, local veggies, etc, etc. ALL the vendors were super friendly.

This is a review for H2Organics: Lettuce was the most freshest, tastiest, crispest lettuce I've ever had from H2Organics. Not to mentioned if you read their story it's absolutely amazing how they got started and have just flourished. I hope to go to the farm in the future to take a tour as I am now intrigued by Aquaponics.

I'm going to have to give this place a 3 simply because of 2 reasons. #1 I bought some tamales from a vendor here and they were the worst tamales I've ever tasted in my life. I literally spit them out and threw the rest away. #2 I grew up in the produce industry, my parents owned a wholesale produce warehouse in the farmer's market. I noticed a lot of the vendors were just selling stuff out of cases that could be purchased at the farmer's market on Airline. Yes, I do know that it's super far to drive to that farmer's market. However, I came here expecting to find homegrown produce. Or at least all organic stuff. The only reason this place gets the 3 stars is because I purchased some grass fed beef from a vendor here and it was awesome. I may give this place another shot, but I'm not in a rush to get back there.

This is a great farmers market! Lots to choose from and awesome vendors. The farmbox from verdegreens was amazing and we thoroughly enjoyed. They are also great about posting information throughout the week about the upcoming market on Facebook.

Great selections, leering interesting things that I have not seen before and great vendor participation

Came out for the first time today after hearing how great it is from a neighbor. I was highly impressed! Husband and I arrived right as they opened at 9am. We brought our dog since it is a pet friendly market. Parking was easy and convenient. There were multiple volunteers and police out to help direct traffic. There were so many booths! And such a wide variety of items between the different booths! We found everything from fresh veggies, to buffalo meat, to dog treats, to hand made children's clothing. All vendors were very friendly, helpful, and gave our dog lots of love! Most food/drink vendors were offering free samples of their products. The market is right by the park so lots of kids were able to cool off in the splash pad. Overall, it's a fantastic location, very well organized, with tons of great booths! We will definitely be going back often!

I try and go every Saturday morning if I'm not working. I love the variety of veggies, baked goods, teas, and so much more. The vendors are always so friendly. I never walk out empty handed!

Smaller than what I expect it but I guess it's a decent size. For me personally, I'm looking for Asian vegetables like bok choi, Japanese radish and eggplant, etc. I didn't find any there but the other vegetables there looks fresh and at a decent price. Vendors are super friendly. Salsa is good. There's a fudge place. If you like super sweet chocolate then you will love it.

Love it - only wish they had 5-10 more vendors. Easy access and free parking. lots to look at and EAT! UPDATE - As the farmers market has gotten more popular, there are more vendors. The food there is amazing! the raw and the cooked.

Wonderful farmers market. There is a good assortment of vendors, both farms and handmade food and crafts. The vendors are friendly and have good prices. We try to spread the love and buy from several. The fresh vegetables are great and prices are good.

Worth the stop and looking for parking. Great local food choices from fresh vegetables to salsas.

Adorable. My little family took the short drive out to Tomball this morning to check out the Tomball Farmers Market for the first time. There were about 20-30 little stands selling everything from handmade furniture to trees, jewelry to homemade salsa, llama wool rugs to trees for planting. Of course there was plenty of fresh produce, farm fresh eggs, hand squeezed juices, local honey, etc. All the farmers market staples, great prices and family friendly with a hotdog stand, balloon artist, and even a juggler doing tricks for tips. Highly recommend this for an outing on a nice weather Saturday. Don't leave town without stopping at one of the many great local eateries too, several are within walking distance. Note: Many stands accept cards, but some are cash only, so come prepared.

Love this place! Excellent Italian bakery, fun crafty things for gifts or just for fun and fresh produce.

Love this farmers market. They have a lot of variety and really great vendors. Get there early to get the best produce.

I absolutely love Tomball's Farmers Market. It's our family's tradition. Everyone is so friendly and the market has a good variety of stuff. We usually buy our vegetables and fresh farm eggs here but always end up leaving with something new to try! Go check it out! It's worth the trip.

Tomball has it going on with this great market. It is now a tradition and I look forward to my Saturday Morning adventure. The organic offerings and farm fresh produce are superb. Parking not difficult.

This is s great market! Lots of vegetables, fresh shrimp from the gulf, kettle corn. I try to go every Saturday but if I miss one it's ok because the veggies last a while since they are so fresh so I just double up the weekend before.

I've been here 4x this year and I love coming to this farmers market. Lots of things to try. The produce looks fresh, great pastries, and very friendly vendors! It's even better when the weather is pleasant.

Small farmers market, but seems to have several meat sellers that are organic. Didn't see any organic produce, however. Other goods there like breads, soaps, salsa, jams, and some other trinkets. I'd definitely come back.

The website says 'open rain or shine' until 1 on Saturdays. So can someone explain why when we got here at 12:15 (it was sprinkling) that there was only 1 kiosk. Not that people were shutting down...no, there literally was only 1 truck.

I love this small town's farmers market. Lots of things from clothes to fresh produce. It's a great Saturday activity to do with your family. All the vendors are nice and bring their best products. We sure love coming to this market!!! Definitely worth a trip out to it if you wanna experience a farmers market.

Didn't want to penalize them just for being smallish. As most reviews stated, vendors are all super friendly which adds to the experience. We drove over from the Woodlands last Saturday. In addition to enjoying the conversations with several vendors, we tried and purchased mini bundt cakes (super tasty & the seller -should've got his name, will provide you with a fork if you don't want to wait til you get home, we didn't ;)! Also tried, purchased, and ate the salsa, barbecue sauces, kimchi, and Indian food. It's a great way to spend a Saturday morning! You get a bit of fresh air and exercise as well as being able to try new things and have old favorites! Did I say the bundt cakes were awesome?

First time customer to Tomball Farmers market. Friendly vendors. Get there early for produce, they sell out early. Cold weather crops, so variety is limited. I bought some homemade pickles, fresh farm eggs, handmade soap, delicious cake bread and grass fed beef steaks. The bread is delicious. I plan on going again in couple weeks early before 9am to see what the produce options hold. I hope the spring and summer time will be more abundant with produce.