Jessup Farm Artisan Village is a food market in Bucking Horse, Fort Collins.
Editorially verified August 18, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Come hungry: the village holds Bindle Coffee, The Farmhouse, Josh and John's ice cream, PizzaVino and the Sugar Beet Saloon in one farmyard.
Address: 1957 Jessup Drive, Fort Collins, CO 80525
Olive Tree International Market stocks certified halal meat and Middle Eastern groceries on South College Avenue in Fort Collins, open daily to 20:00.
Tip: This is where Fort Collins buys halal lamb, goat and chicken; the shelves cover the Arabic pantry from spices to sweets.
The Welsh Rabbit Cheese Shop cuts over 50 European and Colorado cheeses on Walnut Street in Fort Collins, with monger-built boards and wine flights.
Tip: Ask the mongers for samples before you commit; boards and wine flights make it a quiet pre-dinner stop.
The Larimer County Farmers' Market marks 50 years in 2026, filling Oak Street in Fort Collins with about 130 vendors every Saturday, May to October.
Tip: Run by CSU Extension and the Colorado Master Gardeners; 91 percent of vendors come from Larimer or Weld counties, so ask who grew what.
The Fort Collins Farmers Market sets up Sundays at Harmony and Lemay in Fort Collins from May to November, with a midweek Wednesday market in summer.
Tip: A winter edition runs Saturdays at Foothills Mall from November to April, so the market year never fully stops.
The Exchange stacks shipping-container kitchens around a common-consumption plaza on North College Avenue in Fort Collins, tacos to boba to beer.
Tip: It is a licensed common consumption area, so a Penrose Tap House pour can follow you to any table; Vatos and La Piadina anchor the food.
The Fort Collins Food Co-op, founded by CSU students in 1972, now runs Mountain Avenue Market with local groceries daily 07:00-21:00 in Fort Collins.
Tip: The co-op moved into the old Beavers Market building in 2026, tripling its floor; anyone can shop, members get the dividends.
