Railyard Artisan Market - Santa Fe, New Mexico

Railyard Artisan Market

The Railyard Artisan Market is a delightful and vibrant marketplace located in Santa Fe, New Mexico at 1607 Paseo De Peralta. This market is a must-visit destination for locals and tourists alike, offering a wide variety of unique and high-quality products.

Specializing in a market experience, the Railyard Artisan Market features an array of talented vendors selling their handmade goods. From artisan crafts to local produce, there is something for everyone at this bustling market.

Other points of interest:

• Wheelchair accessible entrance
• Wheelchair accessible parking lot

With 203 reviews on Google My Business and an impressive average rating of 4.6 out of 5 stars, it's clear that the Railyard Artisan Market is highly regarded by its customers. Visitors often praise the diverse selection of products, friendly vendors, and lively atmosphere.

One reviewer noted, 'The Saturday market is a treat for all the senses We loved the live music throughout. The vendors were kind. The products were vibrant. And, we still smell the chiles being roasted' Another added, 'Easy enough to take a lap to get a sense of what kind of pastries you want to try- if you’re not getting them all. We enjoyed walking through the artisan market as well with all of the handmade goods.'

To learn more about the Railyard Artisan Market or to plan your visit, you can visit their website at santafefarmersmarket.com. You can also reach them by phone at 50598340989.

👍 Reviews of Railyard Artisan Market

Abby L. B.

5/5

The Saturday market is a treat for all the senses! We loved the live music throughout. The vendors were kind. The products were vibrant. And, we still smell the chiles being roasted! Easy enough to take a lap to get a sense of what kind of pastries you want to try- if you’re not getting them all. We enjoyed walking through the artisan market as well with all of the handmade goods

Damian V.

3/5

We came to the artisans market on Christmas Eve. We are from out of town and we're expecting the farmers market but there were only a few vegetable vendors. We love artisan markets because we ourselves do them back home. Unfortunately, we felt like everything was kind of the same. There were some unique stand outs but we only ended up purchasing from a few folks whose quality and craft we really liked. There was some exquisite pinion incense we purchased and a small ristra wreath with dried flowers and a turquoise we purchased. One vendor tried charging an exorbitant amount for a ristra and then pretended to be like oh yeah they are actually 20$ cheaper once they thought we were from New Mexico.

c B.

4/5

I was there to take a sunset train ride. When we returned from the ride, we stayed to listen to some local musicians and stroll about. Moderately crowded for Friday night, but it was a good night out. I would definitely put this on the calendar for something to do.

Dane M.

5/5

Very cool spot to get local fresh good. Also find sustainable cruelty free products. Defintely would visit again. They had some music also and places to grab small bites and eat and sit down 🙂

Daja P.

4/5

Nice fresh farmers market and local wares. A casual, calm vibe. Cash is needed. ATM outside. No dogs. Wheelchair accessible, but too crowded to really be a good idea

Michael D.

5/5

Great space. Stopped by for the artisan market, small but some good items and the day before for the farmers market. Definitely worthwhile.

Suzanne C.

5/5

Fun market to walk around. Beautiful stuff to purchase. The market is only open on Saturdays and Sundays.

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5/5

The food, the produce, the people, I loved it and what a perfect way to start my weekend. This will be my new routine every weekend. Get out and enjoy the fresh air, fresh food, pastries and locally grown produce. And meet some pretty cool people. It will soon become your new weekend routine as well. See you there neighbors.