Bluegrass Farmers' Market

“This is a place where the vendors are actually harvesting their own meat, fruits and vegetables. This is not shipped from different places and resold or acquired from different farms. The people who are selling it are the people who run their own farms and/or production. Also, the quality of bread, meats and jam here, especially the sweet sourdough bread, is to die for. They are still growing in popularity and vendor quantity but I don't care if there are only four tents up I will be here most Saturday's. This is the only farmers market I will be visiting in the Lexington and surrounding area for now and the foreseeable future. The vendors here are also extremely nice and actually remember who you are.”

“I just moved from the big town to the small town. In my former town, I went to a full service, with a crew of folks who quickly did the outside and inside. No such place here. But the machine wash works great, with several options, including ceramic coat. You have do do your own interior, but there are a bunch of free vacuums. You can pay per wash. We do the membership, $70/month for unlimited washes for 2 cars.”

“We have a few different farmer’s markets in Lexington, but this one is not as big and commercial. The folks selling their produce here are nice. Parking is close and the experience is intimate.”

“Fantastic vegetables also every body is helpful. The farmers here are a lot more friendly than the farmers market downtown. Would highly recommend”

“Cute little market. Lots of fresh produce and plenty of candles, handcrafted items. Parking is plentiful and easy in and out.”

“On the parking lot of the Liquor Barn in Hamburg. This is the ONLY growers market in Lexington. All of the produce here is sold to you by the person who grew it. None of it was purchased from somewhere else to sell here. A pleasant place to shop. The selection of fruits, vegetables, and meat changes as the growing season moves on. During tomato season, there are plenty of varieties from which to choose. Sometimes there are flower sellers, baked goods, diverse types of honey, and even woodworked items. Shopping here supports local growers and gets you the freshest food available. I just wish there where even more sellers.”

“For a Tuesday, it's okay. Only one tent out of 4, selling corn and tomatoes, etc. Very long line for all of us standing in heat, 6 feet apart....mask on, full sun beating down on black top. Some left. Only 4 booths. ( tent set ups) The other tents had wild flowers, honey to baked bread, and peppers. Unfortunately, sun beating down on bread in plastic bags. Was afraid to purchase. Way too hot. Tomatoes expensive. 4 large tomatoes cost me $9.00. I'll be more careful next time. Corn was good, altho some underdeveloped. Should have stayed on stalk few more days. Tender and good, just not fully matured. Tiny.”

“Smaller than downtown more convenient but, less to chose from.”