Alamo Heights Farmers Market

Name: Alamo Heights Farmers Market
Address: 255 East Basse Road, San Antonio, TX, 78209, US
Telephone: (210) 367-4673
Price range: $$
Rating: 3.2

Alamo Heights Farmers Market: a lively hub of local vendors, free parking, and family-friendly fun.

3.2(5 reviews)

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Alamo Heights Farmers Market is a vibrant San Antonio market at 255 E Basse Rd #130, featuring a diverse mix of local vendors with tacos, baked goods, health products, and live music. Free parking and a welcoming, family-friendly vibe are frequently praised. Reviews celebrate variety and community spirit, while a few mentions note pricing questions at certain stalls or occasional service issues.

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255 E Basse Rd #130, San Antonio, TX 78209, USA

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255 East Basse Road

San Antonio, TX, 78209

(210) 367-4673 alamoheightsfm.com/

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Services

Fresh Produce and Vegetables

Locally sourced fruits, vegetables, and farm-fresh goods from regional growers.

Artisanal Food Vendors

A variety of vendors offering baked goods, tacos, chocolates, and other handmade culinary delights.

Health and Local Products

Selection of wellness items, organic products, and locally crafted goods for a healthy lifestyle.

Live Music and Entertainment

Weekly performances creating a vibrant, family-friendly atmosphere with a happy vibe.

Community Events and Gatherings

A hub for socializing, supporting local businesses, and enjoying free parking in a dog-friendly setting.

3.20 · 5 reviews

Overall rating

Larry Smith

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· 3 years ago

Free parking, great restaurants, vendors, and quite simply....a very happy vibe. Bring your family, dogs, and a smile. This is San Antonio's best 5 star Farmers Market

Rodolfo Escobar

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· 3 years ago

Great farmers market. There are some veggies but mostly health and local products

J B

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· 4 years ago

Don’t get too caught up in the desire to support your local business like I did. Be sure to ask pricing for each item at Mazi Bakery, a few loaves of bread and baklava ran me $90 (there were two separate companies with their items mixed together in one stand and so had to charge me two separate times). It’s always been worth it in my opinion to pay a little extra in the name community support but I also expect somewhat fair pricing. My fault for not asking about each individual item or asking for the separate totals when it wasn’t offered (the other vendors are always transparent and provide pricing and totals) but I’ll be more selective and vigilant from now on.

Gabriela Cadena

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· 6 years ago

Such a great market. great tacos, baked good & music. Loved the variety of vendors.

D Castillo

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· 6 years ago

This Review is for HIGH STREET CHOCOLATE. Incredibly rude service, could not be bothered with questions about her products because in her words "she doesn't have all day". The farmers market is probably very nice but unfortunately our first stop was High Street Chocolate and the lady working made us feel incredibly un-welcome and left us with a very poor impression of the farmers market. The individuals in front of us were also treated very rudely, and they also quickly left. In the span of 10minutes this individual caused 7 people to leave the farmers market just because of her rude attitude. She constantly complained about the live music and how it was too loud. I suggest the organizers of this market evaluate this individual because she is hindering business and causing potential customers to leave and shop elsewhere. There is no excuse to treat people so poorly, it is natural for people to ask question regarding the products being sold especially at a farmers market, if she can't handle questions she should leave, the only thing she is accomplishing by being their is ruining people's day.

San Antonio Farmer's Market Association is a market in Leon Valley, TX, located at 6427 Evers Rd. Visitors find fresh vegetables and fruit, including tomatoes, green beans, pears, onions, squash, apples, and cantaloupe, plus Natural Health Products from local vendors. FMNP vouchers are welcome, connecting families with the growers who produce the food. Reviews praise freshness and the dedication of vendors, noting they appear through sun, rain, and snow, with occasional variability in produce.

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