Tempe Farmers Market

"Unbelievably great Mexican food… I’ve been coming here since it was simply a farmer’s market grocery store. I love the new vibe with music and drinks but the best moment was discovering they now have amazing classic Mexican dishes. Tacos, quesadillas, beans & rice… only a glimpse into what is offered. I was told classic desserts might be coming- All made fresh by Josie- the sweetest lady (my new favorite chef) 10/10 would recommend"

"My experience with this place has been like the movie The Money Pit. For the first few months in my new home after a prolonged and anticipated closing, my family was soaring and happy. The sleep disturbance that is known as the Farmers Market has caused an entire change in our personalities. Not being able to get sleep or use our home PC for business meetings or school Zoom lectures anymore has been rough. Sending my visiting mother to a distant hotel was heartbreaking. But the worst part is those personality changes when you go from a happy, solid 8 hours of sleep a day to 2-4 hours maximum and still are expected to live all day as functioning humans. That can destroy a happy home. We have decided to leave Tempe. This is not what it was at first. If we stay we will surely lose our family. Thanks a lot guys. Really. We will pray every day for your business to be as successful as our home ownership experience here was."

"Pleasantly surprised how great it was inside and Caroline showed me around. Got an AM Burrito and it was delicious! Would love to see an outdoor "market" sometime (in the winter)!? Either way, go there and support the local folks!"

"Cool place with grocery items, prepped food, and vintage stuff. Great local shop for finding local goods at a great price, like that gigantic bunch of kale for 99¢. Also stocks chocolates, tea, dairy and dairy alternatives, drinks, honey, and home essentials (just to name a few), and has a small kitchen for prepping food like breakfast burritos which have vegan and non vegan options."

"Wow! Just wow! This place is the embodiment of the culture that many millennials strive to create in this day and age. You walk in and it has this vegan-esque (if that makes sense) feel and you are greeted by the man at the counter. The farmers market is sort of like a mini-mart, only most of the items are gluten free or vegan. There is a large assortment of drinks (including bottles, yerba mate, kombuchas, and others). The main farmers market area is on the right it has a large assortment of produce that is either home or locally grown. This place is definitely for anyone who might want to start living more sustainably. One of my favorite parts of the store is the little counter with the fresh foods."