This market is small but mighty . I love that everyone from farmers to small businesses…read moreparticipate. Everyone is really friendly and have plenty of samples to help narrow down your choices. They have a family friendly sing alongs. You can also double your spending bucks with the SNAP and Link. Now that it's corn season it's really starting to take shape. You can find flowers, bread, dog treats and a lot of other great foodstuffs.

Small farmer's market near my neighborhood. Since it's a neighborhood one, it's smaller--you won't…read morefind a sprawling market like Green City. This is located just south of the Jewel-Osco in Andersonville, between Clark and Ashland on Catalpa. When I wandered around they had a variety of vendors. There were a few with prepared food, and I think at least one you could buy food for cooking later. There was a candle vendor, and obviously several vendors selling vegetables. I did finally sign up with the composting company that I had been considering. I didn't know anyone using it, as I'd liked to have used a referral code to give someone credit for the referral, but I am glad they were here for me to finish my registration. I'm hoping that as we get deeper into the season, there will be more to choose from. But the ramps I picked up were really good, and I'd be in heaven if I could find some strawberries at the market if I visit in early June.

For 2024, the market has moved to a different area to the lot by Old Town School of Folk. I…read moreactually like this location exponentially better than where it used to be. In fact, I only had ever been there once or twice before because the location was difficult for me to get to before they closed up for the evening. In 2024, I've been to the market three times since it opened month or so ago, which is more than I had been in the 15 years prior. There's a nice variety of booths here, from the plants, fruits, and veggies to some prepared foods. Vendors are all helpful and friendly. A favorite new find is the SnackLab, a company that makes a few items but their potato chips are the best--in particular the Rosemary Lemon flavor. This is the best flavor combo and hard to pass up! It's not my favorite of the farmers markets around; there are better ones in my opinion. But it's not bad and certainly worth it if in the area.

Market has everything like fruits and vegetables and Apples everything they get some more thinks,read more

I've been buying fruit all summer long at this farmer market so I'm not sure where I'll be getting…read moremy produce when it closes next month. It's not as good as the farmer's market in the daley plaza, but I still got some delicious, fresh fruit here. Some of my favorite purchases this summer include peaches, blueberries, grapes, strawberries, and cherries. My boyfriend is a big fan of their banana bread as well. This market closes the last weekend in October so you still have 3 weekends to experience it! I may just have to try those fragrant honey crisp apples Danielle B raves about!

Luckily I live just around the corner from this great farmer's market…read more With live entertainment, an assortment of fruits, vegetables, flowers and baked goods you have everything you need. I like the local family farms that are represented and the helpful vendors that really care. The star of the market is the crepe guy. Always a line with anticipation and bright smiles as they sit down at the picnic table to feast on their tasty crepes. I look forward to Saturday mornings to do the market and then brunch at Butch McGuires!!

Extremely mid. Some tasty pastries but that's about all you are going to find here. This spot…read morecould be much better is little more than an overpriced social hang.

Cute little market at a cute little school. Nettelhorst school is covered in art which just makes…read morethis market better. It's small but good quality. There's typically one live performer playing acoustic music. Roasted nuts guy, a couple of bakers (French, American, and bagels typ.) large fresh produce and a florist. It's quaint and friendly. Lots of families. It's a sweet place to stroll through on a Saturday morning. I make sure to visit the chicken coop on the North side of the school and take in the many arts displays around the perimeter. The area has plenty of cafes, bookstores, etc. to enjoy too.

Fun and diverse, if petite, little farmers' market. Great for fun additions to your weekly menu…read more The proprietors can offer you suggestions for uses of unfamiliar produce, and give great suggestions.

It has taken me years to get here, but I finally made it, and it was well worth the wait. Hosted…read moreevery Wednesdy 4-8pm thru summer and fall, on the parking lot of Ravenswood Covenant Church, which also runs a daycare on the premise. There are regular weekly vendors, including Hilary's cookies, organic vegetable farmers, a taco/tamale stand, Tamales Express, that sells mangos on sticks, as well as two rotating food trucks. Additional draws are the terrific kids' activities, including a concert, the bouncey house, various activity stations such as baby sensory tents, rock painting, sandbox, water toys, and more. After 6pm the playground opens. We basically love the organizers and have become regulars over the course of this summer/fall. I grew up in Chicago, and lived here a good portion of my life, but finally, have gotten to a point where it feels like I have a neighborhood in Chicago. Can't wait for next year.

Small little Farmers Market held only on Saturday Mornings from 7am to 1pm. They only have like…read more5-10 vendors but they always have some good stuff for sure! Start out with a couple of Michigan Farms that have whatever produce is in season as well as some fresh herbs.... great strawberries & rhubarb today! There's a good bread shop as well as a cheese vendor too. This year there is a new vendor from Altorf, Illinois called John Bailey Farms/ they have 3 types of outstanding honey as well as jellies & pickled goods! The honey is outstanding and decently priced. Again, not the biggest Farmers Market but they have some quality stuff if you look around. Talk later

WOW! This is the best year yet for the Northcenter Farmer's Market! So many vendor choices. The…read moremusic is such a nice touch. Spread the good word on this one!

This is a good time! Lots of veggies, herbs and unexpected things. Food vendors. A coffee shop…read more Pastries. It gets pretty packed so come early! The vibe of the crowd flows with the weather. So if it's overcast it's a completely different experience compared to when the sun is shining. Bring your own weather and see what floats your boat!

Vangies Farm has the most beautiful and affordable flowers in the city. Neng is an artist at…read morearranging. The 10:00 yoga is always nice. Backlot has delicious coffee. There is acoustic music, which is always a treat.

I've been coming here for eggs and honey for the past year. I can't tell you how much I appreciate…read morethis place. You can't beat the quality and cost.

Old school Chicago Ave. spot in the Uki Village. Get your fresh poultry there from chicken to duck…read moreand other fowl. Great fresh eggs both chicken and duck which I'm partial to. The owner or guy who works at the counter is cool older neighborhood guy I believe. He's been around the neighborhood a long time you can just tell a neighborhood guy when you see one. Don't feel bad for the chickens in the cages they look the same on the dinner plate no matter where you get them from at least here they're fresh without all the crap filler. Don't be a afraid to look your dinner in the eye! A solid mainstay in an old ethnic enclave of a neighborhood changing all the time. Hopefully being overrun with yuppies, buppies and hipster brats doesn't change them doing business as they have always done on Chicago Ave.