Still the farmers market that's the largest in Manhattan, and with the best variety. There are over…read more50 vendors from regional producers, bringing baked goods, coffee and tea, flowers, candles, herbs & spices, condiments, meats and charcuterie, dairy and cheeses, all sorts of seasonal fruits and vegetables, bath and beauty items, specialty foods like honey, kimchi, wine & beer. There's also a section of local artists selling things like tshirts, knickknacks, art pieces like paintings and collages. Regardless if I buy anything, I just love walking around the market looking at all the fresh, colorful produce, thinking of what delicious dishes could be made from the plethora of ingredients. Many top restaurants in the city book directly with vendors here, which says something about the quality of the products. Still open Mon, Wed, Fri & Sat. Usually the most vendors on Saturday I think. From 8am to 6pm, though on certain days depending on weather some vendors might start taking down their stands earlier. For more info: https://www.grownyc.org/greenmarket/manhattan-union-square-sa

I've been coming to this farmers market for almost 2 decades!! It has everything but the best time…read moreto come in my opinion is in the fall before thanksgiving. The fruit and veggies are always so fresh and there's so much to pick from for great prices. Yes farmer's markets are more pricey but if you think about it it's really not when you can get so much more and better quality! There's a great variety of goods not just food. The vibe is always a lot of fun and classic staple to the city.

Take cover from the rain…read more.. Been here before, and now I realize how popular this place has become. Two floors of food, and shopping experience. Food court is good, stopped for some Chicken Bone Broth Soup, continuing with the cold weather vibe. Reasonably priced, fun to just window shop and people watch, great building reconfigured for exploring how this old building use to be a nabisco factory? Certainly a good stop over for good shopping experience, tourist finds, and variety of stores to explore outright.

Cute spot to walk around and lots of food options & shops. There's quite a bit to choose from and…read moreit can be overwhelming. I am glad I checked it out but once was probably enough and I don't need to come back. If you want to walk the High Line, you can grab a quick bite here and then this runs right above it so it's easy access!

Every Sunday morning behind the Museum of Natural History, on Columbus between 77th and 81st. you…read morecan find local vendors behind their tables. This is a year-round farmers market with fresh locally grown fruits and vegetables. You will also find grass fed beef, New York's freshest fish, duck, and chicken. Nice booths with beautiful fresh flowers and some delicious fresh baked goods. Definitely one of the nicer markets in the city.

The 79th Street Greenmarket is the first Greenmarket I visited when I moved to Manhattan. I lived…read morenearby on West 74th Street and Broadway. I always enjoy the shopping atmosphere and variety of fresh food. It's a long trip from my current apartment but I need to return. This location is one of the only Greenmarkets that accepts fabric for recycling. The pandemic put the service on hold but I've been told by GrowNYC that this fabric recycling service has resumed at this location. Whether you live nearby or not I recommend you visit. Remember it's only open on Sundays.

Chinatown Street Market is a yearly adventure for me. Sometimes more than once per year but…read moretypically in September when I go to little Italy I also spend time in Chinatown on Canal Street and the side streets. This shopping area is the ultimate destination for fresh fruit and vegetables, fish and more. Just the atmosphere of being here makes me miss my Aunt so much. She loved to come here and take exotic produce I knew nothing about back to Connecticut. Even if you won't be cooking when you visit Manhattan you must experience the streets in Chinatown lined with the delicacies you won't find anywhere else.

Lots of vendors...much cheaper prices for tourist than anywhere else in NYC. Haggle prices if you…read morecan.

Time is running out for the season. The Farmers Market closes for winter…read more Tribeca Farmers Market is a great place to visit if you are in the neighborhood on the right day. The good news is this Farmers Market is open through December 22 and they have my favorite Meredith's Bread. The bad news is having to go so far for my favorite brand. If you are in the neighborhood stop by this market. There's more vendors than my market at 97nd Street on Second Avenue. While you are there check out Meredith's! See you there 12/02/23.

I love farmers markets! Grand Army Plaza has everything! The vibe is very chill. There's a lot of…read morefoot traffic, but it flows nicely. Prepared food vendors include a couple of Mexican fruit stands and King David Tacos. I recommend the fish tacos. There are at least three or four vendors selling high quality produce, a couple of meat vendors including duck, and farm fresh eggs. There are a couple of bakeries and blended honey from Remsburger's. I've been obsessed with their cranberry honey! They give out samples and even have little pixie stix for the kiddies that are only a quarter. A surefire way to keep eager and excited that kids occupied while you make the rounds, lol. One of the farmers has tons of apples. Surprise , its New York state- but they also have apple cider and cider donuts which you can get plain or sugared. It's best if you go to them when the market first opens. That's when they're actually close to warm and tasty. Otherwise it's just dry and no amount of apple cider is going to help. For entertainment, there's usually a couple of bus game musicians. The last time I went there was a saxophonist and what sounded like a Appalachian fiddling group. Another time they had a marimba player and they were really really good. Check out the video!

Wonderful flower/plant vendors, variety of food vendors and produce. Vibrant and lively…read moreneighborhood. There was also outdoor entertainment . Vendors were friendly and good energy.

What does a MN girl do during a long weekend in NYC? BUY APPLES!!…read more OMG I was so happy to stumble upon this green market on a cold Thursday after hitting some tourist spots (Trinity Church, the statues of Wall Street) My crew went to grab coffee and I bought 5 cookies for $6 that were amazing!! And also, apples. If I lived or worked in this hood, I'd definitely be stopping by all of the time.

There's at least three Greenmarkets near my apartment. Nevertheless when I'm out on a day wandering…read morethis neighborhood I always check out the fresh fruit and vegetables. All I can say is I'm looking forward to nice weather days when I can wander through the Manhattan Greenmarkets. You can find them around hospitals in my neighborhood. Also community parks like this one have Greenmarkets. They're not there everyday. You have to check the schedule. They usually have a place for compost too. If you're in this neighborhood do like the residents do and enjoy!

The perfect small neighborhood farmers market! Nothing crazy and not too many booths but if you're…read morejust looking for some good veggies, pickles and maybe some baked goods this is the perfect farmers market to have in the area!

My favorite Market in New York City of course I love the sausages from the Polish stand, and…read moreHoboken farms has the best Italian olive bread I have ever had. But most of all it's the indoor market where you could find that rare one of a kind unusual item that's where I do all my Christmas shopping for the special people in my life. Why not stop by some Saturday and take a look..

I prefer the Chelsea Farmers Market to the union square one. Although it has less vendors, it is…read moremuch cheaper for essentially the same quality. This is where I get all my fresh fruits and veggies. They have an Orwasher's vendor too which is awesome! Definitely worth checking out. I do wish it was year round though.

It's not the Union Square Farmer's Market but you can get fresh vegetables, fruits, bread,…read morewhiskey(!), pies, cookies here.

Lovely little market filled with organic produce. I was greeted by tow very kind ladies that were…read morevery helpful and kind. They have frozen baked pies and prepared little lunch options and snacks. Good selection and great service.

Food: 9/10 there was a lot of food options but I wish they had somewhat of a map because there were…read morestalls that were not visible from the escalators Service: 8/10 We went at a time that it was not as busy but everybody seemed rushed Ambiance: 8/10 it's just like any food hall