Reviews for: Omaha Village Pointe Farmers Market

It's great to have a farmers market out in west Omaha so we don't have to fight the crowds and parking downtown. Wonderful selection of local flavors and friendly atmosphere.

they have fresh selections of delicious, and mostly organic produce, artisan cheeses and naturally raised livestock. they offer a friendly atmosphere, and fun for the whole family. the farmers are very knowledgeable and helpful.

It is a great area for a farmer's market. They have a great variety of vegetables, meats, cheeses and herbs. The local community college culinary program also participates and creates dishes at the market with everything purchased on-site for people to try. What culd be better!!

Certified organic vendors, fresh produce that tastes good, variety of produce & other organic items available. . .meat, chicken, etc., plants. Most of all, the fantastic vendors--great personalities!

I went to this farmer's market for the first time the last Saturday in June. I found the most unbelievably delicious products! The cheese made in Nebraska was outstanding and made from antibiotic free cows milk. Fresh eggs, fresh tomatoes, asparagus, basil and other fresh herbs, you name it they have it. I will continue to go to this market even thought it is further from my home than other farmers markets. Knowledgable friendly vendors, local farms and organic produce, meat, eggs and anything you could ask for, all in one place. Don't miss this market!

I visited the Village Pointe Farmers Market in western Omaha during 2007 and while it is not as large as the one in the Old Market District in eastern Omaha, it is well attended and I had no trouble finding what I wanted. The Old Market market is extremely popular and so very crowded. This can be fun and allows for a greater variety of stuff, but also makes it slow to find vendors and discourages one from standing around chatting with the vendors. The Village Pointe market does not have these problems, the vendors are friendly and are not so busy that they don't have time to answer questions or just shoot the breeze a bit.There is usually (always?) also a master gardener available to answer questions about local gardening. Again, the smaller crowd makes this a more valuable service, as there are usually only a few people around talking to him, which makes the information much more accessible and in-depth.It would be nice to see some more vendors at the market, but there are also a number of road-side stands that operate daily in the area to fill any gaps and that can be visited throughout the week.