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Keller Farmers Market
Keller Farmers Market: A dog-friendly, local-vendor hub for produce, crafts, and tasty treats.
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Keller Farmers Market: A dog-friendly, local-vendor hub for produce, crafts, and tasty treats.
Keller Farmers Market offers a vibrant mix of vendors in a dog-friendly park at 400 Bear Creek Pkwy, Keller. Shoppers enjoy locally grown produce, meats, baked goods, handmade items, soaps, and a variety of food trucks, snow cones, and fresh fruit drinks. The market highlights friendly artisans and diverse stalls, including dog treats from Labarkeria with CBD-infused options.
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Locally grown fruits, vegetables, and herbs from Texas farms, ensuring quality and freshness.
Handmade items, soaps, jewelry, and crafts from local artisans, including permanent jewelry stands.
On-site food trucks offering breakfast, coffee, snow cones, popsicles, and healthy bowls like Bondi Bowls.
Dog-friendly environment with vendors like Labarkeria providing CBD and non-CBD dog treats.
Weekly market gatherings that foster local connections, with activities for families and kids.
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Overall rating
Ian Reynolds
It was great because there where some many foods and Items to you at or buy.
Suzanne Adkisson
Wide variety of vendors. Friendly artisans and craft people all set in a beautiful dog friendly park in the heart of Keller. Labarkeria aims to take care of all your dog treat needs. CBD infused treats but plenty of non CBD options!
Danielle Ploeckelmann
Love this Farmer’s Market Big selection and I love that you can eat breakfast, grab a coffee, and then shop. My favorite newest addition is the permanent jewelry stand DFW Permanent Jewelry by Confidence Collective. My all time favorite is the Bondi Bowls truck (pink); you can’t get fresh bowls (not watered down) this good anywhere else in the area. I’ve also shopped the fresh fruits & veggies, dog treats, and other miscellaneous items. I only wish there were restrooms on this side of the pond, but there are some at this location it’s just a bit of a walk across the bridge and by the sand volleyball areas.
Necip
Perfect place to buy from local people. Thank you for organizing for our community. @glorymacarons #macaron #sweet #birthday #wedding
Charlotte McCall
Very good fun for a Saturday morning. Get there early to avoid most of the heat. This location is different than it used to be, and my GPS took me past the best parking lot. It's east of the soccer fields. There are a few disabled parking spots, but they are actually farthest away from the bridge crossing. Not a problem for those on wheels, because everything is paved, but it's hard on those who have trouble walking! We walked rather slowly to the farthest stalls, sampling and scoping out the best deals, then worked our way back, buying the things we'd noted along the way. We bought four large grocery bags full and it took us a little over an hour. It would be more tempting to linger longer, if the weather weren't so hot. But, there are a few shady spots and even places to sit down and rest occasionally. What I loved: Locally grown produce (some of it was from East Texas, but I don't think any of it was shipped in from Chile). There were a variety of stalls, from produce, to meat, to baked goods, to handmade items and soaps. There were also a couple of food trucks, and a snow-cone place, and homemade fruity popsicles, and ice-cold fruit drinks. Lots of interesting dogs and cute kids! We were mostly interested in the produce, and you can see the beautiful things I found in the photos.
