I hit this place almost by accident when I was in the neighborhood a few weeks ago…read more My wife has a think for Turkish pistachios and she doesn't like the more plump California ones. Well they have both here by the pound and VERY fresh and wife said they were a good price at about $6 or $7 per pound. It was the fresh Beefsteak style tomatoes that drew me in for $1 or $2. They were so plump, fresh and bright red, I couldn't resist. Checkout person was as nice as could be and now wife wants to make a return visit because produce in our regular stores is rising with inflation. Give them a try!

I really liked the whole look and vibe of this place! They have a lot of fruit and delicious…read morelooking exotic candies. The cash register girl was so friendly and pleasant to encounter. The only thing bad was I got mandarines that are super bruised and black/brown, but that is okay because it is my fault that I did not examine which I picked up. Other than that everything looked great and nicely placed! Everything was in a great price range. Will definitely be coming back! They have a deli where you can get sandwiches too!

Great farmers market at Union square. Every kind of veggies you ever wanted, fish , baked goods,…read moremany things. Checked out the Oak Grove Plantation, Norwich Meadows Farm. Great produce.

A dynamic and vibrant farmer's market experience in an urban NYC neighborhood. Some beautiful…read morevegetables for this time of year and baked goods galore. Grab a bite and head into Union Square to people watch and toss a few crumbs to the birds. Beautiful.

Flowers, plants are all beautiful but I'm very upset with the 2 azalea pushes I bought. Had them 2…read moredays and the flowers started dying

Let the buyer beware!…read more Go here for produce, not landscaping services. Trees they provided and planted died in less than 2 weeks after following their watering guidelines. Contacted owner multiple times, sent pictures of trees and their leaves which were brown and brittle. They initially said my neighbor poured bleach on them (not true, the other plantings I purchased from them and they planted in the exact same area, didn't die). Then they said I overwatered, which, also not true, leaves would have been yellow, not brown and brittle. All the while, the owner assured me and told me not to worry, they'll bloom come spring and they'll be beautiful. Now spring comes, 9 months later and nothing blooms. They said they offer a 3 month warranty, this is over 9 months. Reminded them that I told them that there were issues with these trees within the first two weeks of planting and was told all along, it's all good, not to worry. Their solution... come buy more trees and we'll split the cost. Filed a complaint with the BBB and sent a demand letter for my money back or I will file a small claims court action. A few telephone calls back and forth from them asking me to come and buy new trees, they'll split the cost with me, I, declined and ultimately, was hand delivered a check for the amount I requested in my demand letter.

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.

Very fresh food. Good quality. Tomatoes the size of nearly a cantalope…read more Different kinds of squash. I just wish there was a dairy and bakery vendor.

Still loving the market this year. The seafood is gone. Word from the manager is that there isn' t…read moreenough demand for a protein stand. The honey guy had chicken eggs couple of weeks ago but wasn't there at all today. Got some nice cantaloupe and eggplants.

This is a fairly upscale (read: $$$) farmer's market with a wide range of vendors, especially in…read morethe summer. You can look at the full list on downtoearthmarkets.com, but recent Sunday stalls have included Awestruck New York Cider (try the lavender!), a local gin producer, multiple fruit and vegetable farmers (some organic, some not, one with fresh flowers), the cheese guys, Orwasher's, Bread Alone, Runner and Stone (THE ALMOND CROISSANT IS EVERYTHING), a samosa vendor, Barry's Tempeh, a yogurt person, a pickles person, Momo's dressing, a local seafood vendor, a local sausage vendor, a local chicken and egg farmer (Yellow Bell Farm), a mushroom farmer, and a place to drop off any textiles (including old clean underwear!) you don't want. Many of the vendors (for sure the cider, cheese, tempeh, and mushroom ones) take credit cards. They also have the market on Wednesdays but I can't vouch for the vendors around then.

This farmers market is a perfect Sunday activity to stock up on fresh produce and bread. The…read morevendors are all super friendly & most take cards (some with an extra fee). They have plenty of fresh vegetable options as well as breads, scones, olive oil, soaps, fresh pasta, seafood, meat, etc. It was easy to find parking when I went around 2pm on Sunday afternoon & although I didn't venture further into the park it seemed like a nice place to relax.

I once purchased a quiche from Francesca's bakery and it wasn't very good…read more But, I decided to give it another chance and I bought a blueberry pie. The pie crust was hard as a rock. So disappointed!!!

Francesca's is an excellent stand for home made desserts and lunch. There are many other stands…read morewith fresh fruits and vegetables.

This is my second favorite NetCost location in Brooklyn. The selection here is large and that's…read moreprobably because of the vast Russian population in the area. So many options for fruits and vegetables, bakery items, cold cuts and cheeses, hot prepared foods, fermented foods, fish items, frozen goods, meats, dairy, candy and cookies, teas and coffees, sauces and condiments and so many other things. They also have a rooftop parking garage which makes shopping convenient. The parking fee is waived if you spend $50+ at the store and provide the parking ticket to the attendant at the desk when you're leaving the cashiers area. Overall, the large selection and the parking convenience makes this a wonderful location.

I was thrilled when this place opened, replacing the previous place. They have an amazing selection…read moreof hot food, breads meats cheeses cured meats and fishes everything! If you aren;t familiar with Russian or Easter European cuisine this is definitely the place to get your start with samples of everything. Highly recommend the soups, especially the Green Borscht!

While driving around, I discovered this great little farm stand store right off Rt 15 North. This…read morestore is about 20 minutes from the main farm. They have a nice selection of fruits, veggies, baked goods, and meats. They also have seasonal flowers and plants; including Christmas trees and reefs. Been there a few times so far and look to make it a regular spot. I recommend if you want fresh produce or baked goods and want to support your local businesses...check this place out.

Liked the prices at the original lindeken fams. Too expensive now with the new facelift. Too…read morecommercialized. Been visiting the local farms to support them.

Every tuesday and Thursday you can catch local farmers out front at jacobi medical center. I try…read moreto go once a month at least, twice if im lucky. Better then other farmers markets i been to in the bronx.

Fresh and healthy food that I love. They don't just have fresh produce they have homemade honey and…read morebaked goods as well. Yum yum.