Local Artisan Food Producers near the Huntsville, Texas 77320 Area (25)

The Creative Oven, which is located in Spring, Texas, makes craft baked goods. Creative flavor combinations and unique twists on classics. Selling at local farmer’s markets and available to order for local pickup. You might spot them at a local farmers market, where they sometimes set up shop, like at The Woodlands Farmer's Market at Grogan's Mill, which opens at 9 AM every Saturday. What to be on the lookout for? They could be selling Toffee Pistachio Cookie Brittle, for example. Or perhaps some Rosemary Salted Caramel Oatmeal Bars.

When it comes to queen and bee related, BeeWeaver has been Texas resource for everything! Starting in the 1920’s through 1994, Weaver Apiaries produced queens, packages, and honey for customers worldwide. Now, they are opening up their “Honey Farm” for all to enjoy! They offer hive tours, honey tastings, beekeeping lessons, special bee events, and more! The farm has such a laid back and relaxed atmosphere with so much knowledge and so many learning opportunities happening along with a huge variety of honey, bee merchandise, and beeswax products, honey sticks, and linens. The Weavers' love for "all things bees" is quite evident, as they have raised, studied, and strive to improve and preserve bees for many years.

Yellow Cottage Farm is a family-operated farm in Livingston, Texas that specializes in organic produce, eggs, and freshly-baked goods. On weekends, they also host a small farmer's market, where they showcase other craft vendors, "artists and food makers." They've got "fresh vegetables, meals prepared on-site, fresh baked goods, many different items for purchase, and friendly people!" Also, their "fresh micro herbs are fresh and delightful, colorful, and downright delicious. Hands down to quality." They also sell a "Buddha Bowl" that's "packed full of all the makings for a lovely salad. The edible flowers were such a nice touch." You've also got "to try the cinnamon rolls" as there are "such wonderful things about" them. Overall, if you "want the best in East Texas," this farm is your way to go. It's a "small place" that creates a "big impact." Catch them on Fridays from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m., Saturdays and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.