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Top 10 Farmers Markets in United States, United States
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1. Sanibel Island Farmer's Market
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 447 reviews
Founded in 2008, The Sanibel Island Farmers Market is held at City Hall, Sundays, 8am - 1pm, October thru end of May. This open air market features over 40 vendors including: local produce, baked goods, live plants, fresh seafood, cheese, pasta, meats, honey, pet treats, prepared foods, organics and so much more. We will be closed on November 11 due to Veteran's Day event, but will be open on Monday November 12th. We are open on Easter Sunday.
Reviewed By scrosby76 - Waconia, United States
Went there with my daughters with the intent of getting breakfast and wound up with so much more! While on vacation I don't love to cook more than I have to but I also get tired of eating out and thought this would be a nice happy medium. We arrived closer to 8 AM and didn't have trouble finding a parking spot in the historical museum parking lot. It does get crowded, so even though it is outdoors they currently have a masking policy since it is near impossible to maintain distance. The girls started out with some fresh fruit smoothies while we scoped the place out. I was so impressed by the variety of things there from goods, to prepared food, fresh flowers, and produce. And so many ethnic choices as well! One of my kids got a fresh, made to order crepe and the other got, I think it's called the little bird from 3 little birds food truck-think toad in a hole meets biscuits and gravy. I got a croissant breakfast sandwich from 3 Little Birds as well-bacon, cheddar, egg and added avacado-it was yuge! So much for just getting breakfast...We ended up getting enough food to eat for 2 more days and not have to make a trip to the grocery store. We brought home some delicious empanadas, fresh guacamole, some pastries, and more. There was a stand with Indian food and I forget what it was called, but OMG, I am still daydreaming of their food. She was giving me sample after sample and I don't even know what I was eating it was coming at me so fast and I was stuffed by the time I left. We ended up with a couple of different samosas, yogurt sauce, and a mango chutney. I'd have them ship to me if it was an option-give them a try! If I make it back to Sanibel, this will definitely be a stop on my list again!
2. Arcata Plaza Farmers' Market
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By Humboldt101
Always the best way to start the weekend in Arcata. The amazing produce, music, and wonderful local farmers at the Market always puts a smile on my face.
3. The Poconos Farm Market
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By H2144WCjohnk
I truly enjoy visiting this market. The presence of the Amish is what first attracted me to it because I wanted my grandchildren to see and interact with people who have steadfastly held to traditions for centuries. But one visit would have sufficed for that. But what keeps me returning is the quality of the produce as well as the variety. The chicken barbeque is outstanding. Zook's homemade mint tea and root beer are delicious. There is a wide variety of book goods as well as cured meat. Prices are fair. The service is friendly and efficient. It is a delightful place to spend a part of one's day.
4. Pike Place Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 21,511 reviews
One of the few authentic farmer's markets in the United States, this hub of delicious scents, delectable eats and delightful personalities attracts nine million visitors a year.
Reviewed By mhughes17 - Seattle, United States
Whether you live in Seattle, or are visiting, Pike Place Market is an awesome experience for every sense. You'll be surrounded by color, food, flowers, art, artisan cheeses, meats, flying fish (!), local arts and crafts, street musicians, and a great selection of restaurants from casual to one of the best kept secrets in Seattle - Maximillen's French Restaurant - tucked away behind the fish market on the south end of Pike Place on the top level. A wine list to die for, and fabulous French cuisine.
5. Esther Short Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 665 reviews
A 5-acre park in the heart of downtown Vancouver, Esther Short is the oldest public square in the state of Washington. Today the park contains a clock tower, gazebo, large picnic shelter/stage, playground, rose garden, walking paths and seasonal water feature. You will find the Vancouver Farmer's Market here on weekends mid-March through October.
Reviewed By 3Islanders
What a lovely gem in the midst of downtown Vancouver! From the stunning salmon sculptures to the welcoming benches, this park is an absolute pleasure. My husband and I were lucky enough to be in Vancouver during sunny weather; we would pick up sandwiches at the nearby Subway and go this park to enjoy them. Judging by the numbers of dog walkers and kids of all ages who passed by, the locals love it here too.
6. Marin County Farmers' Market--San Rafael
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 211 reviews
Reviewed By pfefmeister - San Francisco, United States
This is, by far, the best Farmer’s Market in the North Bay. Just a pleasant Sunday, with marginal parking nearby, though plenty, if you can walk 2-3 blocks. Wonderful vendors, with moderate pricing on vegetables. Quite a few bakers, a nice spattering of artisans, kombucha, hot foods, olives - it only gets better as the warm season progresses.
7. Corvallis Farmers' Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 85 reviews
On Saturdays and Wednesdays from mid-April to late November, the Corvallis Farmers' Market fills the downtown Riverfront with the sights, scents and tastes of our agricultural bounty. Fruit, vegetables, herbs, eggs, honey, grains, nuts, meat, cut flowers and nursery plants all come farm direct to you from the producers in our Local Six counties. Enjoy baked goods and restaurant foods made with local ingredients while listening to live music and observing the locals in their native environment.
Reviewed By andertan - Corvallis, United States
We go most Saturdays just for the community connection, lots of local providers with fresh yummy stuff, all kinds and levels of music and entertainment for all ages. If you're new to or visiting Corvallis, this and the co-op are an ideal introduction.
8. Wolff's Flea Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 56 reviews
Opening day Sunday April 18, 2021. Please visit website as this listing may not reflect most current information. NOTE: Hours may vary due weather. CALL FIRST & check facebook updates. Family owned, outdoors at the Allstate Arena Rosemont since 1991. Chicagoland's family friendly market. 700 unique vendors selling a bit of something for all interests! Fresh produce, antiques, vintage clothing, collectibles, toys, records, reclaimed, records, new merchandise, art, furniture, plants, new clothing, jewelry, musical instruments, automotive, unique, resale, upcycled, crafts, gifts, home decor, overstock, store returns, more. Food stands, breakfast, lunch. Think pizza, tacos, churros, hotdogs, fruit smoothies, ice cream, bakery, roasted corn, coffee, cold drinks... Destination for Chicago visitors, decorators, eBayers, treasure hunters, collectors & bargain shoppers. Have your garage sale with us! Visible off I90, close to O'Hare Airport and hotels.
Reviewed By BeeJay809 - Rockford, United States
Something to try and I’m sure you will find something to take home. A lot of stuff to see, antiques to junk to modern. Experience
9. Burlington Farmers Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 193 reviews
Since 1980, the Burlington Summer Farmers’ Market has been held every Saturday from late spring through autumn in downtown Burlington. We have over 90 vendors in the summer and 40 vendors in the winter sell agricultural produce and value added products, prepared foods, and artisan crafts.
Reviewed By okidoki1958 - Sarasota, United States
My husband,Daughter and I were very pleased with the Farmer's market, so much to see and taste Yum Maple syrup everything
10. Marco Island Farmers Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 210 reviews
Marco Island Farmers Market 2020-2021 season will end on April 14, 2021. The Marco Island Farmers Market has relocated to Mackle Park, 1361 Andalusia Terrace, Marco Island, FL 34145 from 7:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Reviewed By pitchpipe1 - Lakewood, United States
So many choices! Wonderful prepared foods, bakery items, and fresh fruits and veggies. A few wonderful artisans to shop from as well. We had lots of goodies for lunch and dinner the next few days after our shopping here! Also very COVID compliant with all vendors masked and doing all the handling if food items.
