fresh52

Small farmer’s market with maybe 20 stalls at most. There were only a few stalls that sold produce; one was larger and sold pricey fruits and veggies, one that sold mostly nectarines and stone fruit (also on the pricier side), one that sold only strawberries and one that sold only corn. The rest of the stalls sold artisan goods or specialty food like salsa, honey, coffee and herbs and spices. It’s a cute market to check out if you’re in the area but the size of it doesn’t make it worth the longer drive if you live out of area. I’m hoping they’ll grow in size a bit and include more fresh produce and other specialty food vendors.

I was looking for a good farmers market that is near our place and apparently there is only one that is near. I was hoping for fresh veggies but instead, I got a month old carrots and a rip off price. They Chiat charge me $ 21 worth of veggies and as you can see picture below… The carrots I have to use right away since its withered. I should have know better but that will be my first and last. NEVER again! So disappointed. I’ll probably have more luck for good produce at Smiths for organic veggies.

We drive an hour for the Diamondhead grill and Oxnard CA Fruit Strawberries, Plouts, Peaches year round they never dissapoint. WISH YOU COULD PRE ORDER FROM DIAMONDHEAD GRILL.

Great food and finds. Not a lot of produce, but a fun spot for local and organic goodies. Try the vegan avocado tacos… they are soy free without the sauces.

Came here today (Sunday) all the way from Rhodes Ranch. This is a sorry excuse for a farmer’s market. I had been to this farmer’s market years ago and I remember there being a lot more selection. There were maybe a total of 15 tents, with maybe 3 that actually had fruits and vegetables. As far as the vegetables, the selection sucks, looks like crap, and is RIDICULOUSLY overpriced. I didn’t really look at the fruit «selection» as I don’t eat fruit, but I did notice there wasn’t a lot to choose from. I can get much better looking, ORGANIC, vegetables at freakin Whole Foods for a lot cheaper. To top it all off, I was really excited about getting a meal from Garden Grill (which is the best place to eat, ever!) and they weren’t even there! I have their flyer stating the hours they are there on Sunday so I planned my day around it. Complete waste of gas and time.

I’m officially giving up on «Farmer’s Markets» in Las Vegas.
This was my second attempt of Farmer’s Markets last weekend. After experiencing the huge FAIL that was the Summerlin Farmer’s Market I thought I would try this one because it was a whole lot closer to my home.
Bad, bad, bad, all bad.
Step your game up Las Vegas, like seriously. The Farmer’s Markets here are not even close to being up to par.
I said this in my other review as well, stick to Whole Foods/​Trader Joes.

Is it the best farmers market in Vegas? Yes. Is it the best I’ve ever been to? Not even close. Doesn’t compare to a farmers market you would go to in California, Chicago, Michigan etc, however I’ll take what it has over the grocery store. There are only 3 – 5 stands with fruit and or vegetables, but there are also a few local companies there with baked goods, spices, soaps, & dog treats. I go every Sunday to get my juicing ingredients. Even though they don’t have tons of options, I enjoy supporting smaller «local» companies and trust their produce over the grocery stores.

My husband and I just went to this «farmer’s market» and got accosted by some woman because my husband was playing with his new camcorder — just following me around while I was shopping for fruit.
She said he couldn’t film because the people there didn’t want him to. And because it was on «private property». What the hell.
Then she gave me shit because I had my employee card that gets me in my place of employment on my purse (I work at the RJ in the SALES DEPARTMENT) Im not a fucking reporter. And she kept telling me to «show my credentials» — WE AREN’T THE PRESS LADY.
Seriously communists — get over yourselves telling me I can’t be there just because I work for the RJ???
IF YOU DIDNT WANT PRESS YOU ARE NOW GETTING A SHITTY REVIEW ON Unilocal FOR EVERYONE TO SEE. I WILL BE TELLING EVERYONE I KNOW ABOUT HOW MY HUSBAND AND I WERE TREATED HERE.

My wife and i have just moved to the area and have been looking for a good Farmers market but nothing can compares to any market in California. Very sad!

As Jennifer said, this is not what I picture when I hear that there’s a Famers Market– especially not when it’s organized by Fresh52, who are usually pretty good about actually having a variety of farm vendors. Unfortunately the selection here is pretty dismal, and it’s mostly artisan goods (olive oils, some nut butters, local honey) and food booths (clam chowder, tamales, juices, thai food plates) with one or two produce vendors. I would not go out of my way to come here. Not much variety, pretty small group of businesses represented.

I love it here. I’m not good with names, but the fresh roasted coffee is outstanding! Roasting right in fro t of you, and the iced coffee beats that chain hands down.
The honey place has delicious and unique flavored honey sticks– great for the kids!
The spice and herb farm is my go to for fresh, edible, organic lavender!
And the Huli chicken tacos are not to be missed.
Next week I will try the vegan Thai and the olive oil.
Everyone is so friendly!

Fresh 52 is ok, barely. The corn man had the best deal at 5 buds for $ 3. But I’m not a big corn fan. I wanted some strawberries or apricots. Maybe some spinach or green beans. Some kale perhaps. Maybe some apples. But I’m not paying $ 5 for a pound of strawberries when I can get 2 for $ 5 at Sprouts. $ 4 for a pound of green beans. Yea… I’m getting in my car right now & going to my nearest Sprouts.

Gets big olé ONE star. SMALL. I drove from NW Vegas out to Henderson for this sorry excuse for a farm market.
Lets talk about the prices! OMG! These vegetables better give me an orgasm for what I paid. One red onion and three medium sized tomatoes… $ 12.00 that’s right! I could have sponsored an Ethiopian village for a month. I heard strawberries were $ 15.00. Hint: Go to Smiths they are $ 2.50 and sponsor an underprivileged village with the change. Honey for a regular sized jar was $ 16.00 or a slightly bigger jar for $ 28.00. Are you kidding me? Anyway, I should have said no to the vegetables but I was too embarrassed. I thought I was getting deals, isn’t that how farmer’s markets work? Cut out the middleman? I need to be educated obviously! If I want to overpay I can go to albertson’s .
I did score 5 ears of white corn for $ 2.00.

Its small & pricey considering I didn’t find any stands certified organic. Best part of it was the veg out stand they have a variety of prepared vegan dishes they were actually pretty tasty hard to find healthy vegan food in vegas! I probably won’t come back not a very big selection of veggies more expensive than wholefoods!

Its not a huge market, but i like it like that.
I go there to get fresh fruits and veggies, and thats pretty much it. Lately I have been trying to food vendors.
Most of the vendors there sell healthy or vegan alternatives, juices and desserts.
I LOVE it!
Anything to help the little farmer. Id rather give my money to them than some big corp that produces gmo food.
I wish there were more markets like this going on. I will be there next Sunday!

This review is for the Sunday Market on Eastern.
Very limited selection at very high prices. Mostly the left overs from the first 2 days.
Thought I would try it again but it was just the same.
You can save 50% by shopping at the District at Green Valley’s farmers market
on Thursday evening.

This is not what I think of when I want to go to a Farmer’s Market. Its an outdoor market with not much to buy. Great to walk around, but there isn’t much here. I’ve been 3 times and didn’t find anything that I wanted to buy. Normally, I buy produce, fresh flowers, and maybe something like honey or great olive oils. The vendor selection is minimal.
I’m used to the markets in California so I may be comparing this to something that doesn’t exist out here, but I was so underwhelmed. Plus prices seem high for what you get with some vendors.

Love the fun stuff for kids like face painting and crafts!!! Also lots of free samples, fresh air and music :-)

I really like that they do not have nitrate at this market. I do wish they had more produce though. I was not too impressed with the selection. I am really big on fresh produce and love to support farmer markets. The people are beyond friendly so the experience is worth it in itself.
I picked up pomegranate juice and strawberries from this one lady. I highly recommend stopping at her station. She was the only one selling it. She was very friendly and explained how to maintain my strawberries to get them to last longer.
If they get more produce, I would probably give it more stars. Not a one stop shop.

I love living in Henderson, all the good food is so much closer, including good food to cook! Like fresh veggies, fruits, and of course shaved ice at the fresh52. This in my opinion is one of the top 3 farmers markets we have. They have options like fresh made juices, local made jerky, salsas, honeys, jams, and of course fruits, vegetables, and herbs. This particular week they had an awesome photographer that sold some super unique NFL pictures. We actually picked up 3 of them. Honestly I would give this place 5 stars, but I’ve been before and the consistency isn’t ALWAYS up to par. Never ever bad, but sometimes not as good as this time. Also, Oso Ono shaved ice sure did fill the shoes of Sno Ono quite well. Impressed, and happy to see them at the market. I will be returning at least on a monthly basis.

So this past Saturday the BF and I decided to go over to Eastern to check out the small farms market we see set up from time to time, since it was nice out.
The booths include crafts as well as fresh baked goods and produce. Though it is a small farms market I felt the selection and variety was pretty good. The prices were great as well. Another nice aspect was an art booth set up for the children to interact at.
I think I will be hear at least once a month for the great atmosphere, fresh produce, and crafts. It is a great idea for a casual Saturday activity.

Finally tried out this itty bitty farmer’s market today and came out with a gigantic sweet potato that resembles a big snail ($ 3) from Gilcrease Orchard’s booth, and a jar of natural strawberry jam from New Canaan Farm ($ 10).
I was hoping for more vendors. The items are still priced pretty high in my opinion. At Gilcrease Orchard, a small basket of fruit, whether it contains sweet potatoes, pears, apples, or 2 eggplants, it is priced at $ 3.
We also tasted some Jerky but didn’t get any as I am trying to lower my salt intake. It’s an OK farmers market, but will not be returning.

Its cool to visit this place and see what vendors have to offer… I liked the Bön Breads booth and the 100% pomegranite juice was the $hizzzzz…
Also tried the strawberry shortcake from Sasa Sweets which was aight… wish they expand in the future like the ones in Wine Country and San Francisco… ALOHA!!!