LOVE the Brookfield Farmers Market. We went in with a pretty modest budget and left with a bounty of delicious bites. We scooped a pack of both cranberry and honey mustard brats from Cedar Road Meats, along wtih some canadian bacon and cracked pepper bacon. Then off to get some of the most spectacular strawberries that I've had all year from Door County Fruit Markets, and some fresh herbs and tomatoes to plant in my garden from Krokowski's Farm and Maggie's Herbs and Heirlooms. The live music was great, the people were friendly, and there were plenty of pastries, sandwiches, and ice cold maple root beer to keep you refreshed while you shop. Will definitely be back!
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Mark Y.
Have to say that I was pleasantly shocked during my first visit earlier today. Who would've figured that one of the better farmers markets in the Milwaukee area would be in Brookfield! The vendors are equally split between produce and already prepared foods. There was an abundance of fresh produce, and the strawberries I picked up were some of the best local Wisconsin ones I can remember having. Prices are excellent here, and the vendors are super friendly. One word of advice, the drivers in Brookfield make the ones in Orange County look like Danica Patrick......so be patient. Also, parking at city hall lot can be a cluster#u@k, so try parking at the high school and walking over. It'll save you from the frustration. This also is a great market to bring the kids. They tend to have special events on different Saturdays. For instance, I was studying at the library next door one day, looked out the window and saw some random cow out there!!!!!! Now you all have one reason to visit Waukesha County!
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Laura Q.
Visited the Bkfl farmers market yesterday. I work Saturdays so don't usually get there. I got some amazing strawberries, pea pods, tomatoes & cukes. Plus great dog watching.
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Jordan O.
Coolest place to be on a Saturday morning in Brookfield. I was really impressed that there were two food trucks (Chameleon and Satellite Crepes)--I think the former is new this year. Everyone is in such a good mood and the farmers are happy to give advice and free samples. The kettle corn vendors are a must-see and there are many bakeries selling breakfast pastries and coffee. The produce is fresh and local, and most is very reasonably priced (eggplants and green bell peppers for a dollar, corn for 50 cents an ear).
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Janet D.
Love this Saturday morning market! Vendors are so nice & products are terrific.
Jessica O.
LOVE the Brookfield Farmers Market. We went in with a pretty modest budget and left with a bounty of delicious bites. We scooped a pack of both cranberry and honey mustard brats from Cedar Road Meats, along wtih some canadian bacon and cracked pepper bacon. Then off to get some of the most spectacular strawberries that I've had all year from Door County Fruit Markets, and some fresh herbs and tomatoes to plant in my garden from Krokowski's Farm and Maggie's Herbs and Heirlooms. The live music was great, the people were friendly, and there were plenty of pastries, sandwiches, and ice cold maple root beer to keep you refreshed while you shop. Will definitely be back!
(5)Mark Y.
Have to say that I was pleasantly shocked during my first visit earlier today. Who would've figured that one of the better farmers markets in the Milwaukee area would be in Brookfield! The vendors are equally split between produce and already prepared foods. There was an abundance of fresh produce, and the strawberries I picked up were some of the best local Wisconsin ones I can remember having. Prices are excellent here, and the vendors are super friendly. One word of advice, the drivers in Brookfield make the ones in Orange County look like Danica Patrick......so be patient. Also, parking at city hall lot can be a cluster#u@k, so try parking at the high school and walking over. It'll save you from the frustration. This also is a great market to bring the kids. They tend to have special events on different Saturdays. For instance, I was studying at the library next door one day, looked out the window and saw some random cow out there!!!!!! Now you all have one reason to visit Waukesha County!
(4)Laura Q.
Visited the Bkfl farmers market yesterday. I work Saturdays so don't usually get there. I got some amazing strawberries, pea pods, tomatoes & cukes. Plus great dog watching.
(5)Jordan O.
Coolest place to be on a Saturday morning in Brookfield. I was really impressed that there were two food trucks (Chameleon and Satellite Crepes)--I think the former is new this year. Everyone is in such a good mood and the farmers are happy to give advice and free samples. The kettle corn vendors are a must-see and there are many bakeries selling breakfast pastries and coffee. The produce is fresh and local, and most is very reasonably priced (eggplants and green bell peppers for a dollar, corn for 50 cents an ear).
(5)Janet D.
Love this Saturday morning market! Vendors are so nice & products are terrific.
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