05/13/23: This was my first time here and I wish I could have visited more than once. You could find a variety of delicious food with affordable price. One thing I am sure is that this famer’s market offers you fresh and high-quality food from the Olympia farmers

As a wheelchair user I've got different things that i need to make an outing successful. The market here is super easy to navigate! Even though it was fairly busy, there it was so easy for me to get around and see everything. The pier is even close enough that I was able to wheel to it and see the water some as well. This is a great venue! The folks selling things were super nice and it's easy to get around, and if it's easy on my chair, it's going to be even easier for folks that can walk.

Tons of variety here. I love the products from the sipping vinegar stall and the bread peddler, both delicious! Tons of florists and nurseries, a couple of meats and seafoods, breads, food shops surrounding it by the back, but one star minus off for being one of the most expensive farmers market I’ve been to in most states.

I go here almost every weekends for fresh vegetables and meat. All the vendors are super friendly and every product here is top class also price are top class. Their food court have some good eating also. Definitely recommend smoked salmon eggs benedict .

One of the best places to visit in Olympia! Lots of variety in the vendors, and everybody is so helpful and friendly. Lots of amazing deals if you know where to look! Also, I LOVE the amount of booths that offer samples. Some of my favorite things to buy here are delicious jams from Johnson Berry Farms, and the hummus/pita chips from Mena! Can’t wait for summer again so I can visit more often!

First time visited the farmers market. They sell many fruits, soups, honey, homemade art/craft and other stuff. We had paella and bought some fresh apples. Nice place to walk around.

Difficult to find, the signage for parking is very small print. We ate at curry in a hurry at the market, it was meh. I've had better curry let me tell you. I also bought a loaf of bread that was Walnut and something else I can't remember, it was okay but I've had better. Way better. I went on Thursday and half the stalls had nothing there to sell.

Had a fantastic time sampling all the locally made cheeses, oysters, fruit, jams. There was also live music that was fantastic. Amazing farmers market!

Very nice market. Large with lots of items. Flowers, produce, meats, cheeses, soaps, honey, jams, dog treats, woodworking, crafts, wines, and lots of different food. Live music too. Definitely recommend stopping to check it out. I ended up with some delicious cherries. They are closed Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. Open Thursday - Sunday 10am-3pm. No pets are allowed either.

Beautiful, along with the nearby marina, very friendly and colorful!

Nice family outing on the weekend. The market had quite a few vendors. My son and I ate at Dingers for lunch, hubby ate at sausage place next door.

Ideal place for a day stop. Food and homemade items. Live music to sit awhile and relax. Times very and dates with more or less sellers. Worth checking this place out.

A local gem and cacophony of site, sound and smell. An appropriately scaled down version of 'Pike Place Market' in Seattle with varied cuisine and local artisans that embody "think globally but spend locally". The sort of market that caters to locals and tourist alike. Unfortunately, the season is short, but a great opportunity to stock up on crafty trinkets and treats with a local flare perfect for gifting to friends, family and guests visiting from out of state.

Awesome! They have jams, meat, fruit, and more. All products were top shelf organic. I do love my foods.

Huge fan! Fall is my favorite time of year and the Farmers Market always refects why. Colors, people, food and personal handcrafted products are amazing 😍

As a farm girl from the east coast I found this market to be a wonderful adventure both days I went. Food stalls were delicious! The live music was an amazing additional touch to farmer's market and was very enjoyable. Everyone's tables were quickly selling out with wonderful products. Might have to be a weekend event every weekend!

Super Fun market. Tons of vendors. Beautiful park good food. We were able to walk up with our friends from the marina. I loved it

A MUST STOP IN OLYMPIA! we drove from Portland to Seattle and stopped in Olympia for the gluten free bakery. A barista at the Olympia brewing company recommended the farmers market and it was SO FUN!!!! many stands, super nice vendors, reasonable prices. Plus the marina was only a 5 min walk away!!

We were visiting Olympia on Friday and arrived at 1:30 pm. It’s great that there was free parking. This farmers market closes at 3 pm. We ate at Dingey’s and had a little time to go buy items. Most of the vendors were packing up.

This was a nice farmers market with a variety of vendors. I particularly liked the bakeries that were there. The market also had amazing fresh fruit available for sale. Buy some apples!

So big and fun! There is much to see and do! It happened to be 'Olympia Harbor Days' Celebrating 50 years! So it was twice as nice! The weather wasn't as good as we would like, but still very nice!! WEAR GOOD SHOES FOR WALKING!! 😁

I love this Farmer's Market and the variety of vendors. All of the produce is fresh and appealing; bakery items are tantalizing; hand crafted items are unique and well made. I was glad to see the number of people frequenting the vendors. Most of the restaurant kiosks were open and well attended despite rain threatening.

Like others farmers market you can find variety off vegetables, jams, honey, hand crafted items, breads and etc. It's a barn like area with stage that a music band was playing. Parking is available for free and there was a plenty.

Love the farmers market. It would be better to see more produce and less art stuff, but that's cool too. All the established restaurants have great food if not the world's best service or prices. Definitely recommend the place with curry.

Me and my husband came here for the first time on Saturday morning to walk around and see what cool things we could find. It's very lively and there are lots of vendors with all types of fresh fruit, veggies, fresh meat/seafood, and even some delicious looking baked goods. We ended up grabbing some spiced chai teas and a samosa. Very family friendly atmosphere and awesome live music! Highly recommend if you're in the area!

Great spot for fresh produce, meat, fish, liquor, jams, and a bunch of other vendor booths. Most are Cash ONLY but there is an ATM on site that dispenses in $10 increments. Overall a great way to pass a couple of hours and leave with something good.

I love the farmers market, I wish it was bigger, we got some really great jam that was spicy, I chickened out on the hottest one, but the second hottest was so good!. Don't forget to stop by the pickle stand, and get a fresh sour pickle. And the soap stand and get a bar of home made soap. All very worth it!

This year round farmer's market has a great selection of locally sourced fruits, vegetables, baked goods, granola, etc. At least a couple of meat suppliers. A number of artisan shops selling hand crafted goods. Worth your time. Open only on Saturdays January through March. Check web site for up to date times. Many vendors only take cash. Under a roof so no problem with rain.

I hadn't been to the Olympia Farmer's Market in 18 years. I recently moved back to the area and this was the first place I ventured out to. I always loved it and I was so happy to see it hasn't changed. The atmosphere is still the same and there are so many awesome vendors. I was so excited to see that Curry in a Hurry was still there. I had to get some!! Although it is the off season, it's still one of my favorite places in Olympia!

You can buy local vegetables and bread. It seems like a different store opens every time, so you can discover new stores.