Keller Farmers Market

This is a very well organized market! It is only open on Saturday from 8 – 12 so get there early before it’s all sold out. They have some very high quality vendors. I love getting our farmer’s market fix here! We love the coffee, goat cheese, honey, tamales, lobster ravioli, cherry butter, free range beef & chicken, fresh blueberries and of course the fresh baked pastries!

Opening day for 2014 is May 3^rd.

Love coming out here on Saturday mornings. There’s a stand that sells the best BBQ chicken I’ve ever had, I believe it’s called metro port a pit. It’s just a great atmosphere to come out with by yourself, significant other, or just a good family experience.

Its great that Keller has a farmers market however its not worth getting up early for.
The market is located in front of City Hall around the fountain. Its fairly small (all the booths fit around the fountain). Please dont get me wrong: i love Keller but as a shopper the farmer’s market is a great concept poorly done. Their vendors are juried and they encourage not only produce and other food items to be sold but they also encourage arts and crafts to be featured as well. This is all well and good, however their requirements make it very difficult for artists and crafters who are just starting out to get involved due to a requirement for liability insurance which is not usually required at other local city’s farmers markets. IMO being so strict on your requirements hurts their Keep it in Keller drive (but again thats my opinion)
As a shopper, I dont find it worth my time because produce is expensive and not all that great looking, theres not many booths (probably because its so difficult to become a vendor — its not like its dallas people!), and unless you feel like paying $ 8 plus for half a smoked chicken, or signing up for the ridiculously priced Keller Pointe gym then don’t bother. Did I also mention that they feature music from a local music talent studio that features pre-​teen Hanna Montana wannabes who sing so horribly its frightening?
Tom thumb is across the street — go there — or if you want an actual farmer’s market experience make the drive to dallas. You’ll get a better experience without any harm being done to your ear drums and get better priced, better quality produce and other edible goods.

Although the Keller Farmers Market is smallish, I seem to always leave with a lot of bags because I end up buying something from almost every merchant. Locally roasted coffee, honey, tamales, lobster ravioli, corn chips and salsa, free range beef and chicken, and of course produce every Saturday morning until noon.