Vendor Guide | Beaverton Farmers Market #BeavertonFarmersMarket
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103 Gathering Together Farm
101 -3 Scratch Meats
15 Briar Rose Creamery 14 Cranberry Kitchen 13 Linfette 12 Bearded Oregon
110 Don Felipe
111 Henry 112 Handelâs 113 Pony Higgins Homemade Espresso Boiled Bagels Ice Cream
47 Suzanne’s Chocolates
18 N & M Herb Nursery
46 Landia Skincare
45 Nut-Tritious Foods
22 NOLA Doughnuts
44 Kimo’s Dips
23 Danielle’s Sauces
43 Columbia River Sourdough
24 LadyLane Farm
40 La Floridita
42 aMYLK 39 Souper Natural
25 BFM
11 Quinn’s Crabcakes 9 Peace of Soap
26 Lonely Lane Farms
10 CocaKeto
29 Riverland Family Farms
8 Pink Wagon Foods
109 The Mushroomery
116 Wafeltje
puff pastry oozing with tropical goodness. Another vendor joining us last year was Wafletje, maker of stroopwafels, Netherland’s warm sandwich ZDIÀH FRRNLH ¿OOHG ZLWK EXWWHU caramel syrup. Tim Hahn of Wafeltje lived in the Netherlands as a teenager and wanted to bring this authentic treat home. New Market darlings include Hapa Pizza, owned by Aaron and Natalie Truong. The husband and wife team have created a hit with their
City Park & Fountain 182 Hermiston 191Decadent 300 Martinez Melon Co Creations Family Farm
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101 -4 Grano Breads
16 Santos Family Farm
108 Pupper nickel
savory. Onigiri can be served cool, room temp, or heated to make the perfect snack or lunch. Albert’s Spicy Salmon is a Market favorite. Also, joining the Market last year was La Floridita. Their motto is bringing Pastelitos, Croquetas & Miami sunshine to the PNW, and they sure do bring it! Ana Ocampo started La Floridita in the midst of the pandemic and brought the comfort of pastelitos and croquetas to Beaverton. Enjoy the guava DQG FKHHVH SDVWHOLWR D ÀDN\
38 Fressen Artisan Bakery 37 Portland Creamery 36 Portland Juice Co
35 Lindsays Sourdough 34 TBeeS Honey
33 Soma
50 Pumpkin Ridge Gardens 51 Black Dirt Farm 52 Momo Cocoa Co. 53 Milk Money 54 2 Angry Cats 55 Fire Brew 58 Hummus Stop 59 North Fork Tea 60 Baird Family Orchards
74 Winters Farms 70 Kiyokawa Family Orchards 70 KALA 69 Kettle Confectionery 68 Twisted Croissant 67 3D Ranch 66 Stephens Farm 65 Stephens Farm
184 Unger Farms
78 Bastion Roasting Co 79 Le Petit Jardin
118 Zoe Ann’s Cheesecakes
80 Alchemist’s Jam
119 Great Harvest Hillsboro
81 Taming Turtle
120 May’s Produce
83 Linda Brand Crab
123 Sinful Confections
86 Ken & June’s Hazelnuts
124 Essance Skincare
87 Esotico Pasta 88 Cartwheel Community Farm
126 Fraga Farmstead Creamery
89 Rose City Pepperheads
127 De Leon’s Farm
90 Golden Drops
128 Buddha Chocolate
91 Creole Enterprises 92 Maui Melts
4 Alex Farm
93 ProFarm Orchards
1 Greens Bridge Gardens
95 Early Mom
117 NW Cactus
97 Salmon Creek Farm
168 Drop 167 Rose 166 Wild 165 Rolling 163 Eleni’s 161 Casa Shop Distillery & Fern Cellars Roots Spirits River Spirits Kitchen de Tamales
309 Fetzer German Sausage
157 Pizza Crust Creations
155 Mason Hill Cattle 155 Portland Fresh
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ne of the things the Market loves about Beaverton is how culturally rich our community is. The diversity of food vendors at the Market is no exception and a great representation of the wide array of culturally ethnic food our community has to offer. Part of the experience is enjoying not only the food, but the people behind them. It is important that the Market gives customers a fun and diverse selection of foods from people who can tell the stories behind them. Market veteran, Eleni Woldeyes brings her fraJUDQW DQG ÀDYRUIXO (WKLRSLDQ sauces to take home for you to enjoy authentic Ethiopian food from the comfort of your own home. Additionally, you can enjoy Woldeyes cooking of traditional and contemporary takes, like the Ethiopian Tacos, while at the market. Another familiar
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face, Elsy Dinvil of Creole Me Up, brings her allergen free Haitian food products to the Market. Creole Me Up has a variety of Pickleez, a condiment of pickled vegetables with herbs and spices, marinades, and cocktail mixes with the right amount of sass to make you think you’ve stepped into the caribbean. Joining the Market last year was Kazuyo Albert of Kazy’s OH!NIGIRI with her oh so cute and delicious onigiri. Onigiri, also known as
154 Tutuilla True Fish 153 Howl at the Spoon 152 Olympia Provisions 151 Trail Distilling 148 Felton & Marys Artisan
148 Intentional Lotions 147 Mundus Foods
129 Tipping the Scales
146 Squirrel and crow foods
130 Cultured Kindness
145 Hibisbloom
131 Thrilling Foods
144 Bozorth Beverages
133 Kalo Kitchen
143 That’s Good Garlic
134 Oaties Oatmeal
141 Hapa Pizza
136 C’est Si Bon!
139 Wraps
3rd Street 169 Dregs Vodka
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170 Catman 171 New Deal 172 Freeland 173 Still175 Liquid Cellars Distillery Spirits weather Spirits Sunshine
177 Smokin 179 Edge MoRose BBQ bile Sharpening
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