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Where to buy fish & seafood at Texas farmers markets

13 farmers markets in Texas list fish and seafood among what their vendors sell, and 13 of those have organic growers.

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Atascocita, TX2 markets

Abilene, TX1 market

  • Abilene Farmers Market

    626 North 1st Street

    Saturday 8am–12pm

    Season: Year-round

    Organic practicesCards accepted

Austin, TX1 market

Beaumont, TX1 market

  • Beaumont Farmers' Market

    Beaumont, TX

    Saturday 8am–11am

    Season: February to December

    Certified organic vendorsCards accepted

Cedar Park, TX1 market

  • Texas Farmers' Market at Lakeline

    Lakeline Mall parking lot, behind Sears & Dillard's, 78613

    Saturday 9am–1pm

    Season: Year-round

    SNAP / EBTCertified organic vendorsWICCards accepted

College Station, TX1 market

Friendswood, TX1 market

  • Bay Area Farmers Market

    500 Baybrook Mall Drive, 77546

    Sunday 11am–3pm

    Season: Year-round

    Certified organic vendorsCards accepted

Fulshear, TX1 market

Harlingen, TX1 market

  • Harlingen Farmers Market

    218 E Tyler Ave, 78550

    Saturday 3pm–4:30pm

    Season: October to June

    Certified organic vendorsCards accepted

Houston, TX1 market

  • Braeswood Farmers Market

    5401 south braeswood, 77096

    Wednesday 3pm–7pm +1 more

    Season: Year-round

    SNAP / EBTCertified organic vendorsCards accepted

Humble, TX1 market

Missorui City, TX1 market

  • Farmers Market Partners

    5855 Sienna Springs Way, 77459

    Sunday 9am–1pm

    Season: Year-round

    Certified organic vendorsCards accepted

Only 53 of 239 Texas markets publish a product list, so more markets sell fish & seafood than appear here.

Common questions

Which Texas farmers market has the best fish & seafood?
We do not rank markets, and any site that claims to rank fish & seafood quality nationally is guessing. What we can tell you is which 13 Texas markets carry it — start with the one nearest you and ask the grower directly.