Heirloom Farmers Market | Udall Park - Tucson, Arizona

Heirloom Farmers Market, located at Address: 7202 E Tanque Verde Rd, Tucson, AZ 85715, is a well-known farmers' market and grocery store in the area. The market is easily accessible, with a wheelchair accessible entrance and wheelchair accessible parking lot. They accept a variety of payment methods, including debit cards and SNAP/EBT.

Heirloom Farmers Market offers a wide range of fresh, locally grown produce and artisanal goods. Their selection includes fruits, vegetables, meats, cheeses, breads, and other specialty items. As a farmers' market, they prioritize working with local farmers and vendors to bring the community fresh, sustainable, and healthy food options.

The market is open on Sundays from 8am to 12pm, providing a convenient opportunity for customers to stock up on fresh produce and support local farmers. The market's website, heirloomfm.org, provides more information about the market's vendors, hours, and other important details.

Heirloom Farmers Market has received numerous positive reviews from customers. With a average opinion: 4.2/5 from 76 reviews on Google My Business, it's clear that the market is well-regarded by the community. Customers have praised the market for its fresh produce, friendly vendors, and convenient location.

Reviews of Heirloom Farmers Market | Udall Park

Peter R Nehem

5/5

It was wonderful! If you don't have cash on hand there is the farmers market organizer booth, they can charge your card and then they give you $5 dollar tokens for the card charge, min $20 bucks. The tokens do not expire and you can use them at any of the 4 other farmers markets that they run. I got this huge jar of raw honey, see picture below, it is so good! There are more pictures of the vegetables, eggs and some cookies made with mesquite flour! They are quite tasty as well. I also had gotten a Egyptian dessert item, it was like bakvala but the filling looked like a sweetened rice/clear noodle, it was so good that it is gone already! They also had vendors selling food, drinks, health remedies, etc. There was a guy selling Maine Lobster Rolls, perhaps next time I can try them, cause as you can imagine they were expensive. I almost forgot the guy selling flavored nuts and dried fruit and veggies, I got some dried figs, but I was wanting to get the dried mangoes but was didn't have enough, perhaps next time.
3-10-23: Same great market as always! I got a small pint of honey and 6 delicious peanut butter cookies from this French lady that let me have them for the 8 dollars I had left. Thank you for that, I'll have to add her name a little later.

Lisa Quesenberry

5/5

Love this farmers market. I never make it in time. Can't wait for the weather to change so we can go longer

thorn.charmer

3/5

8.16.24. No produce. The stuff they had is very nice but this is more an artisanal snacks and craft fair than a farmer's market.

D Bell

4/5

Was hoping for fresh produce and was disappointed as there was minimal today. Will revisit another day. There were farm fresh eggs and milk and spinach. There’s a lot of metal yard art in the parking lot. Purchased a few handmade items from booths and overall it was a good experience but not great.
What made it less than great for me were the booths doing hard sells making it a challenge to browse. I do not want someone asking me which one I like then throwing out prices before I can even take in what’s there. It seems rude not to answer when someone asks so I do. There are some interesting items and booths nevertheless but overall I wasn’t comfortable with the pushy sales from some vendors versus enjoying people visiting.

John Bravo

5/5

Fresh EVERYTHING, veggies, honey dog treats, breakfast burritos and everyone's friendly and cordial.

gamer6592

2/5

My first time attending a farmer's market. There were booths with exotic mushrooms that have "healing properties." Booths with spiritual/metaphysical teas. A booth with all the exact same dried fruits, nuts, etc that you can buy at the store in bulk for cheap, but repackaged into literally bite-sized pouches for $6 a pop. Kettle corn.. I went expecting actual fruits & vegetables. Pretty big disappointment. But oh well.

Megan Calcote

4/5

A bit small, but a lovely little market. We got some beautiful bread, tons of fresh vegetables, eggs, a mushroom growing kit, had some delicious iced tea and had an all around enjoyable visit. Definitely worth a stop if you happen to have a Friday free. All the vendors were friendly and knowledgeable.

Patricia Hartford

5/5

It was wonderful. A very nice variety of stands, friendly vendors, and free samples. This lady has AWESOME salsa.