My fiancée and I stopped by the farmers and the cafe on the way out. We both got Mexican hot chocolates, and OMG!!! The absolute best Ive ever had. Service was amazing.
Deanna Bissonnette
Friendly and helpful service! Great coffee and food!
Rose B.
Seed the Future is a wonderful chance to visit and go behind the scenes. First we were fed coffee and delicious donuts from Whos Donuts. Then we visited three vendors who invited us to join them behind their tables where we heard about what they sell and why they sell their products. We left with a free cloth bag loaded with information about their fund raising program and their future plans to expand the market. Worth the trip.
Sofia Barker
The line was super long, we probably waited 20 minutes at the least for me to get a super watered-down and flavorless chai latte?. But the customer service was good, and the people working were super nice.
Katherine P.
Visiting from North Texas in late July and this market is filled with great produce! This time of year at home, we can't find such healthy looking vegetables. All the stands were very popular and you could tell the locals support this market! We enjoyed ourselves.
Isaiah G.
I was a tourist and always travel to farmers markets. We market on the street right by the market so they was really good. When we got there there was produce. There was only about two places were you can eat at. We got some doughnuts. You cross the railroad tracks and there were some crafts there. This market is small in my opinion and they mainly have produce. I think it would be better if we lived there but if you're a tourist you can definitely pass on this one.
Dl S.
Just a warning to any visitors--DO NOT BUY A BREAKFAST BURRITO at the market. Better burritos in the frozen section at Dollar General. A shame to sell food to visitors in Santa Fe of such poor quality. Years ago their burritos (though not great) were pretty good. Had one that was probably 50% flour tortilla with boiled potato, some scrambled egg and maybe a half teaspoon of green chili. YUK----
Gabrielle B.
HUGE farmers market with indoor and outdoor booths. Great variety of arts/jewelry, produce, plants, and food. Lots of beautiful sunflowers throughout the market and live music. I got a turquoise ring I'm absolutely crazy about and haven't taken it off-only $20 which is a great value. Was so tempted to get local art! There are some great options from different mediums like pant or photography. Must see market if you're in Santa Fe.
Stacy A.
If you love getting local veggies, fruits, flowers, meats, eggs, and snacks - then you've got to check out this farmer's market. There were over 20 different booths selling all sorts of things and it was amazing to walk through the market and see what everyone had to offer. I love being able to talk to the people who grew the food themselves!
Rhiannon H.
The Saturday market is very nice. Busy, lots of shops to find fresh vegetables, pastries, breakfast items, art, and handmade items. There's restrooms and water refill stations. Worth checking out!
If you have never had a blueberry lavender doughnut made from ground blue corn - you haven't lived. That was but one high point of visiting this farmer's market. All of the vendors I encountered were enthusiastic and eager to share their wares, be they locally sourced fruits and vegetables, baked goods, or works of art. There is a considerable outdoor area in the Railyard District set aside for this market, as well as a good-sized indoor space with more shops and adequate restrooms. This was a terrific way to spend a Saturday morning, and our time here was one of the highlights of visiting Santa Fe.
Brenda B.
Wow , so so exited to recommend this pretty fab indoor / outdoor farmers market ! If you happen to be here on a Saturday morning , don't skip it , because it is worth you time to visit . It will put you in the best mood to start your day . We got there right when they opened 8 am , got coffee at Sky coffee (delicious btw) and enjoyed seeing all the fresh baked goods, fresh fruits , veggies , farm eggs, hand crafted goodies , and so much more local art !! Santa Fe has an insane about of beautiful art works everywhere you look ! We found two really great pieces of original artwork to take home with us at a much more reasonable price then at some of the art galleries we visited around town . Don't forget to try a blue corn lavender donut .. very very tasty :)
nicole l.
Local vendors. Great selection of local foods. Bright colors and lots of friendly faces.
Kirsten H.
As an out-of-towner, I was initially confused when I didn't see any food vendors in the line up of white tents outside. When I traced the source of what appeared to be people walking around with breakfast burritos, I found the stalls inside that ended up being exactly what I was looking for. I got the blue corn lavender donut and egg breakfast burrito from the same vendor, and they were so, so good! I also good some green juice and beet juice, along with a beautiful dried Southwestern-themed wreath. This is a pretty great farmers market!
Ange V.
Had a quick visit to this market before leaving Santa Fe. They have a good selection of fresh goods and delicacies. Can get crowded in the morning but it's just proof how good the products are here
My fiancée and I stopped by the farmers and the cafe on the way out. We both got Mexican hot chocolates, and OMG!!! The absolute best Ive ever had. Service was amazing.
Friendly and helpful service! Great coffee and food!
Seed the Future is a wonderful chance to visit and go behind the scenes. First we were fed coffee and delicious donuts from Whos Donuts. Then we visited three vendors who invited us to join them behind their tables where we heard about what they sell and why they sell their products. We left with a free cloth bag loaded with information about their fund raising program and their future plans to expand the market. Worth the trip.
The line was super long, we probably waited 20 minutes at the least for me to get a super watered-down and flavorless chai latte?. But the customer service was good, and the people working were super nice.
Visiting from North Texas in late July and this market is filled with great produce! This time of year at home, we can't find such healthy looking vegetables. All the stands were very popular and you could tell the locals support this market! We enjoyed ourselves.
I was a tourist and always travel to farmers markets. We market on the street right by the market so they was really good. When we got there there was produce. There was only about two places were you can eat at. We got some doughnuts. You cross the railroad tracks and there were some crafts there. This market is small in my opinion and they mainly have produce. I think it would be better if we lived there but if you're a tourist you can definitely pass on this one.
Just a warning to any visitors--DO NOT BUY A BREAKFAST BURRITO at the market. Better burritos in the frozen section at Dollar General. A shame to sell food to visitors in Santa Fe of such poor quality. Years ago their burritos (though not great) were pretty good. Had one that was probably 50% flour tortilla with boiled potato, some scrambled egg and maybe a half teaspoon of green chili. YUK----
HUGE farmers market with indoor and outdoor booths. Great variety of arts/jewelry, produce, plants, and food. Lots of beautiful sunflowers throughout the market and live music. I got a turquoise ring I'm absolutely crazy about and haven't taken it off-only $20 which is a great value. Was so tempted to get local art! There are some great options from different mediums like pant or photography. Must see market if you're in Santa Fe.
If you love getting local veggies, fruits, flowers, meats, eggs, and snacks - then you've got to check out this farmer's market. There were over 20 different booths selling all sorts of things and it was amazing to walk through the market and see what everyone had to offer. I love being able to talk to the people who grew the food themselves!
The Saturday market is very nice. Busy, lots of shops to find fresh vegetables, pastries, breakfast items, art, and handmade items. There's restrooms and water refill stations. Worth checking out!
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If you have never had a blueberry lavender doughnut made from ground blue corn - you haven't lived. That was but one high point of visiting this farmer's market. All of the vendors I encountered were enthusiastic and eager to share their wares, be they locally sourced fruits and vegetables, baked goods, or works of art. There is a considerable outdoor area in the Railyard District set aside for this market, as well as a good-sized indoor space with more shops and adequate restrooms. This was a terrific way to spend a Saturday morning, and our time here was one of the highlights of visiting Santa Fe.
Wow , so so exited to recommend this pretty fab indoor / outdoor farmers market ! If you happen to be here on a Saturday morning , don't skip it , because it is worth you time to visit . It will put you in the best mood to start your day . We got there right when they opened 8 am , got coffee at Sky coffee (delicious btw) and enjoyed seeing all the fresh baked goods, fresh fruits , veggies , farm eggs, hand crafted goodies , and so much more local art !! Santa Fe has an insane about of beautiful art works everywhere you look ! We found two really great pieces of original artwork to take home with us at a much more reasonable price then at some of the art galleries we visited around town . Don't forget to try a blue corn lavender donut .. very very tasty :)
Local vendors. Great selection of local foods. Bright colors and lots of friendly faces.
As an out-of-towner, I was initially confused when I didn't see any food vendors in the line up of white tents outside. When I traced the source of what appeared to be people walking around with breakfast burritos, I found the stalls inside that ended up being exactly what I was looking for. I got the blue corn lavender donut and egg breakfast burrito from the same vendor, and they were so, so good! I also good some green juice and beet juice, along with a beautiful dried Southwestern-themed wreath. This is a pretty great farmers market!
Had a quick visit to this market before leaving Santa Fe. They have a good selection of fresh goods and delicacies. Can get crowded in the morning but it's just proof how good the products are here