I echo what previous reviewers have said about this market. We base our boulder visits around Saturday mornings at the market. We stocked up on our most recent visit, packed a cooler, and feasted the rest of our vacation on great veggies, fruit, pastries, salsa, pizza bread, etc., etc. Exellent quality throughout, and you can sample almost everything before committing.

The Boulder farmers market is a organized and well run market. It is packed with tons of locals and great local products. Obviously the produce will depend on the season. Supplementing the local produce are tons of other offerings; baked goods, toasted almonds, handmade caramels, and of course great espresso and coffee. The vendors are friendly and welcoming. Never any... More

We strolled down to the farmers market for breakfast one morning. So many wonderful stands with people offering samples. The food area offered a large variety of options such as ice cream, crepes, and breakfast sandwiches to name a few. Everyone in our group (9) had something different and no one was disappointed. Very Eco friendly too with bins for... More

A wide variety of goods were available. As we were just passing through, we went to take in the sights, sounds and smells of the farmers market. Something for everyone!

We loved the Farmer's Market! Open on Saturdays and Wednesdays (I believe). I only wish we were staying somewhere that had a fridge and a kitchen because the produce was phenomenal-looking. It gets crowded, but well worth dealing with the crowds just to see the wonderful foods that were there. Lunch was delicious..try one of the many stands there and... More

A real showcase of the local agricultural and artisan food scene. The German strudel is not to be missed. Great bread as well

Not to be missed. All the Local Goods are here. You can stroll thru the many different stands and eat the local snacks along the way

This market has great farm fresh veggies, breads, coffee, meats... I especially like going early and picking up breakfast from the food stands. The Chinese dumplings are made by a women from Taiwan and they are spectacular. I also really like the corn tamales are also great. There is always live music playing as well.

Join the locals in the park for the festive atmosphere and fresh bounties of the area. Discover different fruits and vegetables in an array of colors and varieties that aren't always found in chain markets. You can also purchase snacks or meals from the vendors.