I don’t know if there would be such a thing as “too many farmers markets.”<\/p>\n
The Feed King Farmer’s Market is open for the season, and the fun has already started.<\/p>\n
A Fresh New Farmers Market Experience Near Lubbock<\/p>\n
Are you looking for farm-fresh eggs, home-baked breads, and cool art? You’ll find that, plus veggies and more, at this new, upstart farmers market. It’s off to a modest start, but it is certainly laid out well and ready to rock.<\/p>\n
This past week was our second visit, and we came away with our bellies and arms full. We scored some amazing Filipino biscuits\/bread that disappeared in record time, as well as some of the best chocolate chip cookies I have ever had in my life (and this I will SWEAR on).<\/p>\n
Oh, and the reason we visited? Another visit to Roosters Grill food truck.<\/p>\n
If you’re out early, you may want to pick up a heavy breakfast burrito. As for me, I kind of threw down with a jalape\u00f1o sausage wrap, an extra-long and super-delicious corn dog, and half of my wife’s walking taco\/Frito pie.<\/p>\n
Yeah, I was hungry.<\/p>\n
New Deal Farmers Market<\/p>\n
Gallery Credit: Nessmania<\/p>\n
Great Food And Friendly Faces At Feed King Farmer\u2019s Market<\/p>\n
There is one more thing I need to mention. First, you need to know that I used to work in an amusement park, and the ride I worked was right above the funnel cake shop. I even took one of the funnel cake girls out on a date.<\/p>\n
I tell you this because I want you to know the funnel cake I had out at the farmers market was better than the ones the pros served up.<\/p>\n
The market gets rolling about 9 a.m., and you’ll see a bunch of friendly faces from New Deal and beyond. It’s less than a fifteen-minute drive from Lubbock and very easy to find.<\/p>\n
Places We Miss: Swiss Colony In South Plains Mall<\/p>\n