Southwest Farmers Market, Houston TX
Southwest Farmers Market is a family-owned international market on Bissonnet Street in southwest Houston, serving the city's Nigerian and Angolan communities with fresh produce, frozen meats and fish, and African pantry staples. This independent guide covers what to expect, what to buy, and how to get there — always confirm current hours directly with the store before visiting.
Plantains, yuca, cassava leaf, okra, scotch bonnets, bitter leaf, and seasonal African and Angolan greens and vegetables.
Goat, oxtail, tripe, smoked turkey, and dried and smoked fish for soups and stews.
Garri, egusi, ogbono, palm oil, suya spice, Indomie, and Maggi — the core Nigerian kitchen staples.
Ingredients for muamba, calulu, and funge, including cassava flour and palm oil, alongside the market's Nigerian selection.
9801 Bissonnet St, Houston, TX 77036 — in southwest Houston near the Sharpstown/Alief corridor, a short drive from several other African and Asian markets on Bissonnet and Beechnut.
A go-to stop for Houston's Nigerian and Angolan communities, plus shoppers from the wider West and Central African diaspora looking for fresh produce and pantry staples in one visit.
Bring an insulated bag or cooler for frozen meat and fish, especially in Houston's summer heat.
Call the store directly or check its Google Business listing for current hours — small, family-owned markets can shift hours seasonally.
Southwest Farmers Market is located at 9801 Bissonnet St, Houston, TX 77036, in southwest Houston near the Sharpstown and Alief neighborhoods.
A family-owned market focused on Nigerian and Angolan groceries — fresh produce, frozen goat and fish, garri, egusi, palm oil, and other West and Central African pantry staples.
No — this is a separate, unrelated market in Houston. See our guide to Southwest Farmers Market in Arlington, TX if you're looking for that DFW-area location.
Houston has one of the largest African grocery scenes in the US, concentrated along Bissonnet, Beechnut, and Westheimer. See our African Stores in Houston guide for the full list.
Yes — fresh produce is one of the market's strengths, including plantains, cassava leaf, okra, and other vegetables used in Nigerian and Angolan cooking.