FYI this review is for Market Square Sweet Bay In order to post I had to give it a 1 star! Feb 8,…read more2026. 10:36 AM. 4 vendors and 1 vegetable vendor just getting tables out of their van to set up. Don't waste your time with this farmers market. By the way the start time for this market is 10AM! NEED I SAY MORE???

Great Downtown Market atmosphere with live musicians, food trucks, artisans under tents, fresh…read moreproduce sellers, prepared foods, baked goods, and pet friendly. A lovely glance at local small businesses and artisans.

Few vendors. Only 2 produce venders. Time of year might be the reason. There were some craft…read morefolk too, but nothing interested me.

Best food and service in Panama City and Panama City Beach that we have had. Not cheap but well…read moreworth it for special occasions.

This is a flea market not a farmers market. The only vendor…read morethat really caught my interest was a local photographer with beautiful couple and maternity prints. Aside from that the selections are very random and in some ways repetitive. There's several vendors selling tumblers. I think there's a smell that I didn't enjoy as we walked through the market. If you're looking for the feel and experience of an outdoor or farmers market- this is not it. Aside from that the vendors were friendly and started conversations as you walked by.

I love coming to PCB Market! It's such a fun, relaxed place to shop. The market is family-friendly…read moreand pet-friendly, so I can bring my kids and my dog along. There's always something interesting to browse, and best of all, it's free to get in. Definitely one of my favorite spots to spend a weekend!

This market is perfect. It is in a small but beautiful park on the water. The vendors and…read moreselections are great. Fresh and dehydrated produce, delicious breads and bake goods, jams, honey, fresh eggs, handmade soap, etc .... I highly recommend it to locals and anyone visiting from out of town....

Not a huge farmers market but a good place to go. It is situated in a cool park with giant oaks and…read moremoss and has a nice boardwalk right down to the bay. I saw a guy making fresh kettle corn, some jewelry, I bought a beautiful wooden hand made "spatula" and I love it. I picked up some pickled okra and homemade relish that I used for gifts. I also found a couple that grows ALL types of sprouts. On my last trip I purchased sunflower sprouts which were delicious straight from the container. The place I did the most damage was from a nice lady and I'm assuming some family members where I loaded up on tomatoes, corn, beets, green onions, okra, green beans, new potatoes and persimmons. They carry lots of other fruits and vegetables that are definitely fresh and delicious. If you go be sure to check out the trees that have art carved in them. They are beautiful.

A beautiful area - many American's dont know about 30A but this strip is so up and coming to the…read moremainstream folks, it's gorgeous and worth it. Super packed, dont expect to find parking on weekends. Lots of options for food: food carts, snacks, coffee, beach shops and seating all over. The beach is just spotless and stunning. Id love to stay here in the future! Oh and clean bathrooms - very impressive!

After hearing about this market for some years, we were excited to finally come here on our first…read morevisit to this part of the state. We came on a recent Saturday and the main street was pretty much chockers with cars, although we managed a spot right next to the market. There are probably two dozen vendors but only one produce stand, which is primarily why the experience wasn't a knockout for me. Most of the market was novelty snacks and baked goods, and I did appreciate the samples! Some of my favourite samples were the shrimp ceviche and unidentifiable crumbly biscuit. We ended up grabbing a bag of mixed nuts and cranberries and a whole lot of veggies. The location of this market, enveloped by the beach front, food trucks, sidewalks, and a super cute Seaside houses, pretty much makes it a destination. I'd be glad to go back.

Sadly, no local produce except micro greens. Everyone else were clearly brokers reselling fruits…read moreand vegetables. I was hoping for more Florida based products. Bought some pecans from a farm in Alabama. The honey seemed like products I could find in a t-shirt shop.

Great place lots of vendors Food trucks and craft vendors…read more Every Saturday 8am-1pm Fresh produce

You can catch Ellie's at the local farmers markets and a couple of different local events…read more They offer four different types of honey. Spring Wildflower, Summer Wildflower,Tupelo and Creamed (very thick and spreadable, highly crystallized) and jars containing the comb for each variety depending the season. Their prices are quite reasonable at $8 half pint. 12$ For a pint and 10$ for any of the honey containing combs. I've taste tested all of the honey they have available and it's all awesome! You can really taste the difference between the seasons and the creamed honey is amazing on toast or biscuits. The owners website contains a couple of contact links if you're not able to catch them at the farmers market. I was able to place a bulk order for Christmas presents with no issues! They take cash and also have Square for credit card payments.