Fall Creek Farmers’ Market

Fall Creek Farmers' Market is a must, you will not be disappointed. The family also has another on Thursday, The Groves Marketplace. Both are amazing. You get a variety of vendors and hot food. The Vendors are more than happy to give details on their products. You will definitely notice the difference in freshness and overall quality. 100/10

We enjoyed the Blue Butler Coffee booth. They're the reason we came to this market. They had a booth at a market closer to our home for a while and we needed more beans. We picked up a bag of Codoba Royal, we split an iced coffee drink, and a couple Argentinian empanadas, one ham and cheese and another beef, the beef was 6 stars.

We love our Sunday outings to the Farmer's Market. Coffee is a must. The smoked BBQ is awesome although the shrimp and grits on the secret menu is the best outside of Charleston, SC. Ask Marc to see if he has any smoked boudin on the grill. My favorite is the homemade Vietnamese egg rolls. They sell out quick so get there before noon. Look for Jonathon who greets with a huge smile! Support #BuyLocal

I love Farmers Markets, but had not found "the right one " since moving back to Texas over a decade ago. This is it. All of the vendors were so personable; willing to share advice and their specific stories. I particularly enjoyed the cultural diversity, ...so much to learn at each booth.


My buying spree was limited to items that could be eaten on site, since I forgot to bring a cooler for take-home items. I started with DV8 Coffee Roasters where had a Columbian blend (Los Pinos). Avila Flavors & Experiences (Beef Empanadas, Apple Empandas) provide a great breakfast to go with the coffee.

An hour later I was ready for a snack from Egg-o-Rolls Vietnamese Cuisine (Pork Egg Roll, Chicken Egg Roll) followed by dessert from Phrostbite Italian Ice (Lonestar Lemon, Mockingbird Mango, Saddle Up Strawberry).


All were good. I look forward to my next visit so I can eat prepared foods and take home fresh foods and produce from the other vendors.

I'm surprised no one's reviewed yet.

So I'm a massive introvert (social anxiety), and getting me anywhere other than the walls of my room or the inside of an airplane is like pulling teeth. But I came out to the Fall Creek Farmer's Market because I've been wanting to check it out for about a year--my family was supposed to moved to to the neighborhood, but ended up near Summerwood instead.

Family and pet-friendly, there were about a dozen tents offering anything from fitness products, to Girl Scouts cookies, to seafood and granola, to full meals. I picked up some salmon ($10) from Clawtel Ranch, plus a bath bomb and sample handmade by Nick Diodati ($6), and pecan brittle from the Wooding Street Candy Company ($8).

Overall, really neat stuff. I hosted a show in Baton Rouge for seven years showcasing small business, so naturally I'm all for supporting the community. Farmers markets are one of the best ways to do that.

Swung by to visit the market... It was in the same general area, but in a different parking area. There were some new vendors and some old friends. It was a fun visit.

This is the first actual farmers market I've been to since moving here Sept 2020. We were given empty Yelp bags (you guys knew what you were doing). I'm grateful because I didn't go empty handed from this market. We stopped first for some coffee which was fresh brewed in front of you. We tried a spinach and cheese empanada, salsas, pickles, egg rolls & rice, hummus, pita bread, organic and CBD honey. There was a stand for homemade marshmallows with all sort of unique shapes and flavors. We stopped by and purchased some scents from The streets of New Orleans. Her scents are soothing and the car ornament for the scent is beautiful. There was fresh pet treats/snacks and foods. There were most beautiful fresh grown mushrooms I've ever seen! There was essential oils, teas and herbs. And so so much more. I will definitely be contacting some of the vendors I couldn't purchase from that day. Thank you so much to Yelp for this event and for the organizers of this farmers market!

Great farmer's market run by the nicest people ever. The watermelons they sell here in summer are amazing! And the whole family was there helping--kids, parents, grandparents--answering questions, ringing up the watermelons, transporting them to people's cars. The scene was just as sweet as the watermelons!

Love the Great Harvest Bread Company guy and his fresh scones and bread products!! He's there today and next Sunday too!!