Historic McKinney Farmers Market at Chestnut Square

Many types of vendors to choose from. Most items are reasonably priced. I also saw at least one food truck; possibly because I went later in the day.

It’s a nice farmers market . It’s not too big but has decent number of shops and you can get vegetables , fruits , snacks , raw milk, eggs etc . It’s best to bring cash as most shops are cash only though some accept cards.

Continues to be one of the most diverse, large, and happening Farmers Markets in this region. I do wish they were more consistent on including good live music and maybe have 2-3 open fire cultural food on site similar to the ones in Columbia SC but overall a great market at a great site.

We come each week to get our local meat. My family has a ton of food allergies, and this is a great place to get grass fed beef and chicken. I love the community feel, and the friendly faces that are there every time we come. Supporting local and knowing exactly where my food comes from is what I need to ensure I have the right ingredients for me and my family.

On Saturday mornings, this is THE place to get fresh, locally produced vegetables, meats, honey, oils, breads, cheeses, coffee, pastries, tamales, sauces, dog treats, ginger beer, woodworks, pottery, lavender items, soaps, and so much more! Bring a big basket!! Such an amazing Farmer’s Market and plenty of free parking, too.

There every Saturday in Chester Square. A whole plethora of stalls and small shops, anything from fresh produce, meats, dog treats, pastas, and knife and tool sharpening.

Great farmers market, a variety of vendors. Where else can you buy macarons, hand pies,pizza, bbq sauce, olive oil, and vegetables all within a couple blocks? They need to move Rosemary Bakery to the side, too many people blocking other vendors. We actually bought bread from Bread In Texas. Much easier to buy from that vendor. Couldn’t even see what Rosemary bakery offered.