Farmers Market — Local services in Dallas

A vibrant local market with great atmosphere! The covered marketplace has a wonderful selection of vendors - from Rex's Seafood to artisanal honey stands and local producers. The seasonal displays (like their creative pumpkin wall) add a festive touch to the entrance.

The market offers diverse options including fresh produce, gourmet jams, local honey, and prepared foods. Love the string lights and high industrial ceilings that create an airy, modern feel while keeping the traditional market vibe. The Texas flag and 'Hand Crafted' banners add nice local character.

Knocked one star off because prices tend to run higher than regular stores, but that's somewhat expected for artisanal and locally-sourced products. The quality and uniqueness of items generally justify the premium, though budget-conscious shoppers should be prepared.

Pro tips: Go early for the best selection from vendors D's Sourdough stand is worth checking out Rex's Seafood offers fresh catches if you're looking for seafood Great place to find unique local gifts like homemade jams and honey Weekends are bustling with more vendors but also more crowded

Worth visiting for the experience and supporting local vendors, just be prepared to spend a bit more than at conventional...

I was hoping to see the section where all the farmers from different areas would have all their wares set up like Watermelons, Cantaloupes, Greens, Cabbage, Green Beans, Turnips, Plums, Peaches, ect.. Saw a lot of different vendors selling their wares like necklaces and bracelets and other stuff.. A lot of individual eating places.. Hadn't been down there in years so I wasn't aware of how it's changed.. Still enjoyed myself though.. 😊 Miss the old giant tent where you could park your car and walk down the sidewalk admiring all the fruits and vegetables and the farmers sitting in their chairs on side of their products.. 🌽 🍉...

I’m giving 1 star for the parking. It is ridiculous to pay such amount of money for parking to go shopping local and support the community. I was there for 2 hours and paid $18.99 and they even charge a service fee just in case the price was not enough. I’m posting the picture to show the details. It makes no...