The Kamm’s Corners Farmers Market: Cleveland Farmers' Market Guide

I loved it. I was able to purchase yukon potatoes, yellow beans, prune plums, and homemade herbed bread.

Very crowded a bunch of tables to go through before you even get to the fruits and veggies unorganized never even made it to the fruit and veggie stands had to go through all these little vendors before you even got there as a disabled person I turned around and left couldn't even make it to the fruits and veggies very disappointed!

Really enjoy the farmers market, wish during the winter that they would move into a spot at the Marc's shopping center, inside, either in the old chase bank that's vacant or the soon to be vacant Ace hardware store which is closing at the end of this month, because the farmers market has a lot more options than just vegetables and fruit,

Fantastic dog treats!! Local honey and the best peach I've ever had.

Small, quaint farmers market. Everything is local. All the produce is locally grown, handpicked, and seasonal. Locally produced teas, honeys, and soaps as well. I was hoping for something bigger with more produce options. I was also hoping for more food vendors and craft vendors. I also felt the price for everything being sold was rather high. I loved the fact everything was truly local, but was disappointed in the variety of vendors and the price. I was there for about 20 minutes and I had completed three rounds of the market. If you are looking for a quick stop to chat with local growers, get fresh goods, and do not care about price, this is the place for you! If you are like me and like to spend an hour or so at the market, eating food, and shopping a variety of vendors, I would encourage you to still go (shop local farmers!!), but be mindful of the type of market this is so you will not be disappointed!