Ayala Farms
Issaquah, King County
4.6
From 535 Google reviews
Most of the produce and flower vendors are amazing but help me understand why the food vendors are so overpriced!
By far, this is my favorite farmers market on the Eastside and the Seattle area. There are larger markets than this one, but I like this one because it has a great produce selection and numerous prepared food vendors. The market is held on Saturdays from May to September at Pickering Barn which is across the street from Costco. There is free parking in the Costco employee parking garage. It tends to fill up later in the day, so I try to go early to beat the rush. What I like the most is that the produce is fresh, local and at reasonable prices. There is no need to shop at the grocery for vegetables that the market has. Though if organic produce is important to you, this is more of a challenge as I think only one stand is certified organic. But I am fine getting produce here organic or not. Shopping here makes for a good start to my Saturday morning in the summer.
Ayala Farms is a family produce stand in Issaquah, Washington selling seasonal vegetables and fruit grown by the Ayala family farm in Prosser, including asparagus, tomatoes and cucumbers.
Ayala Farms grows seasonal vegetables using regenerative, soil focused methods, keeping inputs low and letting careful land management do the work. The range runs from cucumbers and lettuces to carrots and tomatoes, all grown for flavour and picked in season.
The produce is sold in person, and the place to find it is the farm's stall at the Issaquah Farmers Market every Saturday. If you are after something particular, get in touch by email.
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Parking is available in the Costco HQ parking garage. We are not locals, didn't know. Very little street parking otherwise. Great setting, be sure to catch the music!
Very produce heavy. They have a ton of fresh fruits and vegtables. Berries galore and a couple vendors for flowers. I appreciated they didn’t have the 3d printed garbage like everyone else does. The coffee place is legit here too-good flavors and they take their time to make sure it’s good.
our favorite farmer's market! love the way the volunteers take care of every aspect of the market from parking to cleanliness. they have 4-5 vegetable vendors, a kettle corn, couple of coffee trucks. the veggies are good quality and so are the fruits especially strawberries. the huge greenary allows you to sit and enjoy the sunshine during lunch. lots of parking available at the Costco garage.
I went for the first time today, and it was lovely! Lots of vendors, and good food. So many kinds of booths, including crochet, honey, mushrooms, microgreens, fruits and veggies, leather and woodwork, ice cream, flowers, hummus, coffee, the list goes on. Definitely worth stopping by! Support your communities and local farmers!!: )
One of the best farmers market I have been till now in Washington. It is very lively and has lots of fresh fruits especially berries for a reasonable price. The flower bouquets are a feast for our eyes. The food is so delicious and it keeps on changing week to week although some stalls are present every week. There is a waffle stall which gets sold out very quickly. If you plan on going I highly recommend to visit that stall first. The French bakery stall sells Canele which is my personal favourite of the market. They taste so authentic. Also lots of Asian food stalls. The best part you get to hear live music. There is big dedicated parking space for the market. Also you can park at Costco which is on the opposite side of this market.

