Soulard Farmers Market - St. Louis

I will forever love Soulard Farmers Market! I have been coming here for over a decade and have consistently loved it! There are a ton of vendors selling a wide variety of produce, pastry’s, sauces, spices, art, and so much more! The mini donut stand and the spice shop are a must! I also love to get incense her!

So much fun with lots of mixed drinks and food. Nothing beats being drunk before noon. Literally swallowed them kabobs whole. KaBoobs!!

I absolutely love the atmosphere of this place! You can buy anything from a coaster to a beer. Fresh produce, pasta bread. Jewelry, mini donuts made fresh right there as you watch (they are the best! . Any time I am in St Louis on a weekend, I try to make this as one of my stops. You will not be disappointed!

This was my first time visiting, and it was pretty late in the day, so I don't think I got the full experience. We will return again and see what all it has to offer. I do love that they have so much fresh produce and several places to eat.

Wow, this is a unique Farmer's Market that has an indoor-outdoor feel as we walked into the front section and worked our way down to the end—then walked on to the other set of rows. The vendors sold their items from T-shirts and Trucker Hats to Soap, Creams, Jewelry, Teas, and Spices, Herbs, etc. Then the center of the Farmers Market had a prepared food stall in the center to buy, like Bubble Teas and iced coffee, and freshly made Lemonade in collector glasses. From Vegetables, they also had a Bakery and Amish baked goods wrapped up and ready to eat. It was so hot and muggy outside, and we stopped for the Lemonade mine was sweetened with Honey. My sisters were sweetened with Sugar. And love this 32oz collector cup. So, after leaving, we started walking back to our car and taking pictures of the row houses across the street. The market is next to a park with a black iron fence that has French Fleur-De-Lis markings. That was on the round cemented planters with container flowers. Next to a patch of Black-Eyed Susan flowers and Lt. Purple flowers. Very inviting area with park benches. They also had a covered square gazebo which was closed off at the end of the park. It was a good morning.