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Everything is so expensive, normal person can't afford any of this stuff.

Ballard farmers market is very nice and we get a variety of items to see and buy and, bangalore kitchen is a must visit place if you relish south india tiffins, It was referred to me by my class mate jyothi. And met Rohit and Sudeep the ownersvof same. Food items are awesome and yummy, try the crispy benne dosa.

Visited on a Sunday and was honestly surprised by how busy and lively this market was — much busier than I expected! If you want to avoid the crowds, definitely come earlier in the morning. There’s a huge variety of vendors here: lots of fresh produce, flowers, food, and more. I noticed several peony flower stands (4–5 vendors!), which was really nice to see. Overall, it’s a fun market to walk around, and I can understand why people say it’s the largest farmers market in Seattle. That said, I did find some of the produce prices pretty high — noticeably more expensive than the Redmond Farmers Market. The cherry prices especially shocked me… 1.5 lbs for $19 felt pretty outrageous 😅 Still, a vibrant and enjoyable market experience with plenty to browse!

Probably the best Farmers Market is Seattle. There is something for everyone and it's one of the best way to spend your Sunday morning. High quality stuff! Also the things you get here ranges from Ethiopian food, jams, flowers, dessert, Portugese delicacies, mushroom and many more locally made sourced products. The best time to go here would be on Sunday morning between 9 - 10 AM.

One of the biggest farmers markets around Seattle and my favorite to visit. Tons of vendors, an amazing selection of fresh fruit and veggies and always great for getting soup stock. It's fun to walk around and grab coffee and something tasty. Love that it’s open all year, even during the cold/rainy season.

Ballard Farmers = Excellent Farmers Market A year-round farmers market, the Ballard Farmers Market was larger and more varied than expected. This extensive market has a great and well-attended vibe. Food stalls, knicky knacks, pet oriented purveyors, flowers, plants, fruit, clothing --it's all here at the BFM. Port-a potties available. Handicap doable but be aware, the BFM can be crowded. Final take---highly recommended.

Tried Falafel Salam at the Ballard Farmers Market and absolutely loved it! The market has such a cozy, cute, and festive vibe with beautiful lights, and this food truck fits the atmosphere perfectly. The food was fresh, flavorful, and so satisfying. They’re open every Sunday from 9am–2pm, making it a perfect weekend stop. Highly recommend Falafel Salam if you’re visiting the market!