Sunday afternoons, head on over to Slater Park to check out the Farmer's Market there…read more It's not a huge market (nothing close to Hope Street). But there is always a variety of vendors- local farms, a bakery or two, some other random(ish) vendors (honey, bath products, the Salvation Army was there one week). Always a good variety of foods, and decent prices, too. If you're over at Slater Park- either to visit the dog park, go for a walk, or go out on the Swan Boats, take a few minutes to head over and check out this little market, to take home some yummy, local, goodies!

Visiting family in Rhode Island. Drove to this farmers market on Sunday. Advertised as a fairly big…read moremarket. One table set up with vegetables. Another table to take money. Never got out of the car. Don't waste your time. Pathetic excuse for a farmers market

I'm really glad I discovered level acres three years ago. I…read morepurchase a variety of things; annuals, perennials, herbs, and unique shrubs. I know that I'll come here and find what I need and get back to gardening!

Excellent service and pricing. Large variety and store inside has a little bit of something for…read moreeveryone. We go for pumpkins and cider in the fall, and wreaths and Christmas trees for the holidays.

5 Stars for a fab local Saturday farmers market filled with fresh produce, prepared food, and…read morecrafts. This market is now on my weekly rotation while staying in the area. Pro-tip: Do a full round before stopping to purchase anything because many of the farm-fresh vegetable and egg vendors have similar offerings and I regretted stopping at the first one I saw before checking others. We also grabbed some coffee (long line, but worth it) as well as the Narragansett Creamery stall for some of their award-winning yogurt. They also have cheese and other dairy products, so make sure this is a stop for your trip! Overall a great market in a large park with plenty of shady trees. We'll be back!

love this farmers market, can't believe i used to just go every now and then because it's my actual…read moreweekly grocery run now. shopping here makes you eat out less because once you taste this quality you can't go back. your favorite locals are here selling their fresh ingredients. very organized and great saturday morning vibes.

I've been a fan of this market for several years. They're a mixed goods market so they have a…read morelittle bit of everything each week. What I love most about this market is that the vendors will sometimes alternate and you'll see something a little different each time. I really like it's new location this year because it has ample parking and some of the walkway is now paved increasing accessibility for all customers. Definitely bring cash, a reusable bag, and a hat.

Nice organized market. Would have appreciated more farmer produce. Only a small proportion of…read morestalls for produce, mostly food items, bakeries, even not many ready to eat food stalls. Hoping to find some fresh produce and fruit. Lots of parking and nicely arrayed.

This may be more humble in size than some of the larger farmer's markets in the area, but I can…read morefind everything I need here - from a good variety of organic greens and produce, to wild caught local seafood & shellfish, locally crafted cheeses, pastured meats, and home-baked treats.... and I love the new 3-6pm time frame - it makes dinner shopping a breeze and I can catch the bus home right nearby! Remember to bring a cooler with you to work and you can get your dinner shopping done and have food for the week! The other day I picked up a huge bottle of DELICIOUS local clover honey (my go-to remedy for seasonal allergy prevention, pooh-bear style) and I also treated myself to a dozen raw oysters, which I savored later that night, topped with a splash of fire cider. If you don't know what fire cider is, I suggest you google it - they're local!

I have been meaning to check out this farmer's market for a really long time, but today was the…read morefirst time I was able to make it. Sadly, I was disappointed. It all started when I parked my car in a metered spot that I thought was 2 hours, so I put in 3 quarters, only to have the time go up to 15 minutes. I shook the meter, and waiting a few seconds and proceeded to deposit another quarter. Still the meter read 15 minutes. Frustrated, I realized I would just have to rush around what I thought was going to be an extensive market and get back to my car in time (upon returning, I realized I parked in a 15 minute area). Either way, it did not begin the experience on the best foot. And the disappointment continued This has been advertised the most of any of the farmer's markets in the Providence area; however, there were only about 6 stands out today. There were three that had produce, one plants, one bakery, and then the other stands were just information. I did buy some beets, lettuce, and arugula, and I just finished my yummy meal that I made with the beets. I do have to say that there was an amazing highlight to the market, that I wish I could stick around for, but alas the 15 minute parking. Johnson and Wales had a booth set up that was giving out samples of homemade salsa, corn chowder, mexican pizza, and grilled corn on the cod. The salsa was so good. I went to go buy it and realized that they were not selling the salsa, they were giving out -FOR FREE- a cookbook that explained how to make not only the dishes they were serving, but also a bunch of other vegetable friendly dishes. I am psyched to try to make the salsa (I wish I could've purchased all the ingredients at the farmer's market - if only it were bigger) I think that this is the first year that the market has been held at Kennedy Plaza, so I'm hoping that it grows. I don't have anything against the stands that were present, I just wish there was more of them.

Store is nicely organized. I found my snacks fairly quick. They all had their price tag label on…read morethe shelf. There are several self checkout registers so it was quick and easy to pay.

Excellent prices and selection. Produce can be a bit old, and meat is not top quality, but I love…read morethis store for baking goods, boxed goods, and canned / jar goods.

I will concede that this may not be the farmer's market to go to if you are on a budget. And it is…read morenot one of the larger farmers markets either. But it is a very comprehensive farmer's market. And that is pretty impressive. Shell fish, meat, cheese, produce, baked goods. It's all here. And it's all delicious. So if there are beautiful tomatoes and they are $4 each, I say don't buy five. Buy one. Slice it up. And eat it on top of a piping hot bagel with a swoosh of cream cheese. Or perhaps you have a source for really fresh buffalo mozzarella. And that is coming from a guy who is on a budget. Plus this place had a very peaceful vibe. There were kids playing in the grass. A guy playing guitar. A woman knitting. And everyone seemed happy.

If you're accustomed to and looking for city farmer's markets with blocks of vendors, avoid this…read moremarket. This place is overpriced and sparse. It's more of a place somebody goes so s/he can boast about "buying local" rather than a place to buy freshies. I mean some people may not mind paying $20 for five tomatoes, but I do. If the suburbanesque market feel is what you're looking for, then you will enjoy this market. If you're going because you're on a budget, I say head over to Westminster. There's a guy with a stand just down the street from Citizen's Bank that I highly recommend.