Don't miss this Sunday pop up market from 10;00 am to 2:00 pm. The food trucks are delicious and…read morethe Mediterranean stand has great hummus. It's a great setting for shopping local vendors. There's parking in a lot as well as a small parking lot! Get out and support our local people!

I am always a fan of local businesses and local farmers so when I heard that the new Whole Foods in…read moreDr. Phillips was going to feature a Farmer's Market in their parking lot every Saturday morning I knew I had to check it out. Because I had a busy day ahead, I had to get there fairly early which was good and bad. Good in that there was no problem finding a parking spot in the lot and there was no crowd to fight. Being an early bird did hinder the selection though since some of the booths hadn't fully set up yet. The produce stand was in full swing though and looked wonderful. I learned that the same people who provide Lake Eola with their fruits and veggies are the same vendors here and I can say from experience they are good people who care about their product and their customers. From what I did see there was a Sweet Potato Pie (a local bakery) table with other fabulous baked goods, art dealers, homemade doggie treats, house plants, pound cakes and unique apparel. The area itself wasn't very large but just big enough to make it worthwhile. And perfect if you had already planned a trip to Whole Foods. Their contribution seemed to be a coffee table which wasn't completely done when I strolled by. If it was, I would have surely grabbed a cup as I walked by to make my time their absolutely perfect. Because nothing goes better with a morning at the market than a cup of coffee.

Freshfields farm is my favorite place to get produce from! It's always super fresh and affordable…read more The meat section has a great selection of steaks and seafood. They have every basic protein available. Also checkout the ice cream window! They have Sundaes, hot dogs and turkey legs!

I had passed by this barn-like structure near downtown Orlando before and wondered what it was…read more Well, it is a very busy meat and produce store! We went on a Sunday and the parking lot was packed so we had to circle to find a spot. Luckily, there seem to always be people coming AND going so it only took a few minutes. Freshfields Farm is split up into 3 distinct areas - the fresh meat store, the fresh produce store, and the ice cream (and hot dog) window. We decided to head to the meat entrance first. The area is not that big but it is just lots of selections of fresh meat, cheese and butter. The meats seemed to be pretty good prices, slightly below Publix where I normally shop. There was ground beef, turkey, steak, chicken and seafood. Plus some huge cuts of meat like picanha and ribs. If you are going to have a BBQ, this is the place to go. Also, workers were constantly bringing out new packages and some people were waiting for them. I picked up 2 pounds of ground beef and some boneless, skinless chicken breasts. The cashiers were nice and super quick. Then we headed outside and then next door to the produce section. Basically the same as the meat department but filled with produce. There were bins of fresh strawberries when we walked in as well as avocados, a whole section of bananas and plantains, rainbow carrots, and even full cacao pods! I'm guessing they just showcase fresh seasonal produce so for example, while there were fresh plums, I didn't see navel oranges. There was also a fridge case full of squeezed juices and lemonades. And a big section of various types of mushrooms. I got a package of sliced cantaloupe and a big pack of 30 eggs. We checked out the ice cream window, which looked super yummy but because we hadn't eaten lunch yet, we decided we'll come back another time to try it.

We had a really nice experience at this open air market recently. It was a nighttime event starting…read morearound 5 PM and going until 10 PM. There was live entertainment and many vendors. It was very well attended by many guests from the local area. Really a good time. Remember, support your local businesses.

This is the first Korean night market in Orlando. The place is located at Korean church ground. The…read moreparking on field work for great number of cars. It is good spot when there is no rain since the market is open air. There are portable restrooms for your use. Next thing is to have a place to wash the hand after the street food. The market has many Asian goods. That includes the street vendor food. We like the giant shrimp skewer. Those are the best. It was my first time to try the mitarashi dango. It is good sweet dessert. Overall we enjoyed our time there. The parking is free. Also there are some table for you to eat.

This was the first Seoul night maker-free parking and free entry. The weather was cooperative-not…read moreraining, not so hot. There were good variety of Asian street food, drinks and bake goods plus art and craft venders. We had shrimp, squid, chicken gut, Lao sausage skewers. I had a salmon onigiri. All were tasty. The dessert was the dango- 3 big ball of mochi were torched and soaked in sweet syrup, delicious. Upon tasting the free samples, we bought a ube cake and ube sticky rice. 2 fried quails were purchased for the late-night snack. The ground was open and clean. Portable restroom and picnic tables were available. It was an interesting market. It's worth to check it out.

There were some fun local booths. It was dog friendly in a beautiful park. Had some good seating to…read moreenjoy our drinks. Appreciate the hours that it was open.

The Windermere farmers market is held every Friday which means I don't get very many opportunities…read moreto attend, but when I do I don't miss it! Today my love and I stopped at Paloma coffee across the street for a little fuel for the stroll. The market is not huge by any means but does have a decent amount of vendors. I'd say it also has a nice variety of booths. There are prepared food vendors, fresh produce, meat and seafood, soaps, jewelry, candles, etc. Our favorites are Pochos Mango juices and Oh My Guac. Definitely recommend getting the Lulo juice and the ceviche! Also love the fish dips and pickles and jalapeños from Captain Jo's! Today we met Michel owner of La Petite Ferme Goat Milk Soap. What a joy it was to hear about his products and goats! I love supporting local small businesses and meeting the owners at these markets is always so great. Can't wait to try our new soaps!

Harvill's Produce it's a heartfelt place for my family and I. We been coming here for years and…read morehave very way to many positive memories to recall. The food, the people, the atmosphere. It's a take back from all this other mayor national and local supermarket brands. I really enjoy the food, quality produce, and affordable prices. A lot of this food it's what comes second choice to all the restaurant in the area. And it comes with subpar service. Luis it's the manager in charge and let me tell you how dedicated this person is. He goes above and beyond to fulfill he's duty regardless of personal setbacks and life occurrences. He never takes it personal and it's always ready to help the next guest. He makes this place feel like home. Matter fact. I feel very welcome coming to get my weekly needs. Ice cold AC and great frozen selections. A nut bar as well it's always welcome. I will continue my shopping at Harvill's thanks you for making a market that strives to make a difference in the me way we see grocery shopping. P.S. Best pumpkins at the best prices!!

Very nice produce store. Always drove by this place and finally came in. They have fresh produce…read moreand good prices. I was very impressed. This is better than the typical grocery store.

I love it! I live real close to it and I try to get there when I can. I like the homemade they've…read moregot honey. They gotta guy who sells great plants. Then they actually have some like merchandise. It's not really plants or food, but I like going there honey is the best. I love the honey and I've got I bought a property that's kind of out. I was trying to think of some a few things to grow so I was trying to get some ideas something that grows in small spaces so I love it. It's worth a trip.

This is a pretty cute farmers market, though very hot in the summer! I wish it opened earlier or…read morewas a little more shaded, though there are some shady areas including the seating area. There is a wide variety of food options, though some is pretty expensive for what you get. The service at the smoothie place I went to was alright, a little slow but I liked that it was fresh. Overall a fun activity but I recommend waiting until the weather is a little better.

Awesome new farmer's market in the historical Parramore neighborhood. A majority of the vendors…read moregrow/make the food they're selling in the neighborhood and there are some great craftspeople here too. This is one of the only farmer's markets in Orlando where patrons can use SNAP benefits as a form of payment, which is fantastic. Their mission is to "transform Parramore's food dessert into a food oasis" and I really hope with community support they are able to do just that. It was a good mix of tables - lots of fresh veggies, honey, gourmet popcorn, baked goods, shaved iced/specialty beverages, artisanal candles, jewelry, scarves, head wraps, skirts, and original art. There were several tables with neighborhood information as well, which is always great. They also had live music, which added a fun element. Today was their first market and there were about 17 tables - I really hope to see this market grow as word gets out about it and the weather warms up!

I really enjoyed this market and the mission behind it "Transforming Parramore's food desert into a…read morefood oasis." It's small but has the essentials- several produce stands , several ready to eat food options (POPCORN) and lots of great gift ideas too. Located right outside Orlando City Stadium- the market occurs every Saturday from 8a-1pm. There is plenty of street parking around this time. We made it a nice day and parked further out so we could enjoy the weather and the walk. While this one isn't bustling like other markets, I actually prefer and appreciate this one. It's waaay less overwhelming and you actually get to hold conversations and interact with the vendors. My friends and I took our time to visit most of the tables. There were several fresh produce stands (Growing Orlando, Fleet Farming, etc), plenty of ready to eat food options ( get the samosas from Spice Affair, sweets from Suga & Spice and the caramel/cheese mix from Popcorn Junkie) and if you're a coffee fan, Mercantile Coffee Co. is a no brainer. I had the cold brew with oat milk. First time trying it and it was great. Didn't miss the cream at all! They also had matcha and a cider on tap if coffee isn't your thing. If you're looking for gifts- I bought the best handpoured soy candle from Soy What Candle Company that smells just like the cucumber melon lotion from B&BW. But this purchase helps a Parramore family! Definitely follow PFM on FB and on Instagram to see what vendors will be there as the lineup probably changes from time to time. Also pro tip: bring reusable bags and cash. While some vendors took cards, some did not.

The town of Windermere is an upscale enclave west of Orlando that has a great small-town feel…read moredespite being in a large metropolitan area. Despite the small-town feel, it has all of tge amenities close enough by. You have shopping, restaurants and easy access to major highways all close by, yet you are able to keep that small-town vibe. The downtown area is also worth mentioning as it just adds to the small-town feel Windermere is a very cool community.

Windermere hosts a farmer's market every Friday. It is just off of Main Street and clearly visible…read moreas soon as you hit downtown. On my last visit they seemed to have all of the pre-Covid venders selling flowers, produce, jewelry, essential oils, soaps, clothing, craftwork and more. After the Farmers Market you can cross the street for a coffee at Paloma Coffee or have breakfast at the Dixie Diner.

I absolutely love attending the Thursday Night Vegan Market! I've been going since they originally…read morestarted and have loved to see how much it has grown with the vegan (and even non vegan) community of Orlando. Place right on the corner at Permission Hallow a quaint little spot for this market. Vendors ranging from plants, house hold items, sweet treats, and OF COURSE FOOD! There is truly something for everyone. I can never leave without going to Burgers and Booch, serving up some delicious vegan food. My personal favorite (living in Philly for 4 years) is there cheesesteak. Being completely open to all ages and furry friends, this is the perfect little spot to treat yourself on your Friday Eve.

Fun, inclusive, and fresh market! This Market is completely plant-based with all the items from…read morefood to crafts being vegan friendly. All the vendors are friendly carrying unique and diverse items. I was really impressed with the positive energy and fun experience from the live music and seating inside and out. Location is right in front of lake Eola so it's perfect for a weekday evening out with friends or even a date night.