Mill City Farmers Market

I really have enjoyed going to this market every week. There are plenty of friendly vendors (shoutout to Kisheri Farms in particular) and quality produce. As a EBT recipient due to some disabilities, thanks to the community donating last year when there was concern this social safety net would be lost and the Mill City FM organizers who used those funds to create the $20 aid to EBT from those donated funds, this market in particular has been very helpful in buying local organic produce (other markets I visit don’t appear as strict about organic farming practices compared to Mill City) and supporting local farmers. Although, the donated funds likely won’t last forever, this past summer it’s definitely provided some relief and allowed for more enjoyment when visiting the market and grocery haul days. Would highly recommend to others regardless of EBT status for the great organic produce, kind farmers, food vendors, and checking out the art booths!

I will say… really pricey. A lot of the produce is so insanely expensive. $8/lb for tomatoes? Minneapolis farmers market on lyndale is also pricey, but not this bad. There isn’t a lot of produce here either. Has so much potential.

This Farmer's Market has such a variety of items, that it's my favorite market. Many Organic Farmer's that work hard so you can eat beautiful, fresh veggies. Many other items straight from the farm. Flowers, cheese, eggs, wool, honey, …

The farmer's market in Minneapolis is an absolute must-visit for anyone in the area. One of the standout features is its pet-friendly environment, allowing visitors to comfortably bring their furry companions. The market boasts an impressive array of tempting dishes, making it difficult to choose just 1 hahaha I opted for Rudy's Breakfast Bagels, which, despite a significant queue, was well worth the wait. The Lox Bagel on an Asiago bagel was delicious & surprisingly affordable at $14.03. They also offered a delightful selection of 3 sauces: red salsa, chipotle, & avocado. While tables were available, I enjoyed my meal by the stairs, taking in the market's vibrant atmosphere. The bagels come generously filled with fresh vegetables & rich cream cheese. The service was impressively fast, and the staff were exceptionally friendly and kind. A major advantage of this market is its direct connection to the Mill City Museum, which provides convenient access to restrooms and tap water facilities. Although I didn't have enough time to explore every stall due to the market's expansive size, it's clear there's much more to discover than just food and beverages. The variety of goods available is truly impressive.

Loved the location. All the vendors had interesting products. There were indoor bathrooms! Parking ramp was just across the street and only $3 for an hour on Sat. There were plenty of food options. The view of the city was fantastic.