Great selection of fresh fruits and vegetables. Lots to offer. Biggest selection I have seen at…read moreany farmers market I've been too. Alot of Asian fruits and veggies. Fruit trees and plants for sale. Food vendors are decent too. We love the sugar cane drink and Thai iced coffee and boba.. The jerkey, sticky rice and laos sausage are good from Air Sai Jai dee. Didn't care for their egg rolls. Want a fresh coconut drink to drink while browsing around? They have that too, they will cut it and you can enjoy. People generally get there pretty early because the vendors start packing up around noon. Pinellas Farmers market is a great market to check out and see some different things.

The farmer market move to Derby Lane Gambling parking lot. It becomes a very big area for vendor…read moreand parking. It provide the need of the market and bring a lot of visitors. The market is like the flea market that has food. Most of the food truck after the morning farmer market they move to the night market at inside. There are many food truck to attract my attention. My wife likes the produce that they display. Some of the veggies have good bargains price. The market also has clothing, antique, and more. The visit may take 1 hour or more. Great for morning walk.

Great selection. Convenient…read more Always receive helpful and courteous service. Highly recommend.

I have been recovering from c spine surgery & was unable to drive, & had 2 have groceries…read moredelivered. Now that I am getting better, i have found this Farmers Market & am able to buy fresh produce. This place is fantastic! The produce is consistently delicious & fresh. The owners/cashiers are so helpful-and no matter how busy- take the time to politely answer questions, etc. I go as often as I possibly can, and have sent family & friends here too.

We found this market to be well run. It is clean and offers good produce at reasonable prices…read more This place is a keeper! Like the Terminator, I'll be back.

oof not impressed. when you go to a farmers market you want FRESH food. upon entering i immediately…read morenoticed rotten food and bugs. not to mention the person at the counter had his feet kicked up and eating ice cream? this store needs to be taken care of this was extremely disappointing. decided i did not trust the quality of this food so i made no purchase

As if shopping for fresh fruit and veg isn't already the most fun, City Produce Fruit Market takes…read moreit up a notch. It's open concept is too much to resist. Like any great produce market there's no way for it to be super consistent. So I prefer to shop without a list, and just see what looks particularly sensational. For me this can't exactly replace a trip to a proper grocery store-but it's a fun one to add into the mix when I have time in the week. The prices are as attractive as the shopping experience. Sometimes I forget how expensive produce is at the traditional stores until I'm reminded by places like this.

Nice & friendly family business. Good range of veggies &…read morefruit. Efficient & attentive service compared to large grocery stores.

A brand new local weekly craft, food and more market has popped up in St Pete! Of all places, it's…read morelocated in a huge historic beautiful ancient church that is being refurbished and saved for future generations. It now has air conditioning, clean bathrooms downstairs in the basement, parking and more! I totally enjoyed checking out the market. This is apparently the second Sunday in a row! It's open 9am - 1:30pm. The purposes are to let local vendors show their stuff and enable the owners of the historic building continue to fix it up! It's a huge exciting project! I got some vegan pop tarts, fresh sourdough focaccia and a beautiful bar of mango soap! Life is good with helping a good cause save a historic beautiful building!

The wife and I had a nice time visiting this group of vendors. The night was beautiful, near…read moresunset, about 70 degrees give or take. Big crowd. The wife enjoyed a small roast quail for $5 and a serving of 5 garnished clams in the shells for $10. She did not like the $15 garnished bowl of beef slices/pig elbow/cheap canned luncheon meat/and pig blood noodle soup as she says it lacked flavor and she was not thrilled with the cook wiping down the countertop and handling her food with the same gloved hands. I only had a skewer of 4 large chunks of grilled pork belly at $7 and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I'll come back just for the pork belly. The vendors all were very polite and patient as we had many questions about prices and portion sizes. There was a DJ kicking out several nice tunes with his mixer. Nice job whoever you are! You do need to be vigilant when it comes to product prices. For example, a vendor was selling grilled wieners on a skewer for $7 each without bun, or typical condiments. I instead opted for a huge Sam's club polish dog in a bun with large 30 oz. drink with napkins and all the condiments I needed, and I topped it off with a rotisserie chicken, all, for a total of $6.81. There are some vendors with already cooked food for sale before opening. Parking gets challenging after opening so I would recommend arriving 15-20 minutes before opening for a better chance for a parking space. Overall, I had a nice time at Saigon Summer Nights this winter with its fun lively atmosphere and tasty food, for the most part. We will be back for sure!

CLOSED. This location is permanently closed. New market address is :…read moreSunset Market 12111 66th St N, Largo, FL 33773 Open Saturday and Sunday: 6:00-10:00 PM

Super interesting place! Basically this is a food hall/flea market for Viet food and you can get…read moreanything your heart desires here. Since there are a lot of fruits and meats being sold there is a little bit of a fishy smell but with time I got used to it. I got a large deli container sized sugar cane juice for $8 and it was delicious! I took a walk around and saw all the options for food like banh mi, pho, nem nuong and so much more! I also was eying some of the dessert stands for their che selection! Next time I'll come back with an empty stomach so I can try all the things!

This place reminds me of many places in Vietnam. One in particular called Ben Thanh market in ho…read moreCho Minh. But, you'll find restaurant prices here. It's cool though because there's a lot of Vietnamese that support this market. And they buy the food too so you know it's good and authentic. I tried the "rice paper salad" which is like the turtle tower one. Except with the lady's own twist. It was a very long line. It took about 20 minutes or so to get to the front. It was $15 which is so expensive. It was good. She asked me if I wanted a little spice or a lot. I asked for little but it was still very spicy. I wonder how hot the spicy version is. It was a good mix of sweet, salty, spicy and sour. I'd recommend you try if you haven't. It's a big portion and could feed 3. At least you get a lot for the money. But I did see a teenager who happily ate it all himself. At a stall called banh tet tea, I got a phin filter coffee. Coffee ranges $6-$8. Very very expensive. Here it was $6. But it was very very little for what you get. Only 3 sips worth. We went to the popular banh mi and coffee place. They had a combo deal where it was a dollar off. The coffee here was $8 but at least you got a lot. It came with the salted coffee. It was good. But idk $6-$8 is Highway robbery for coffee for me. I just wanted to give it a try. The banh mi was the dac biet (combination). Which I love because I loooove pate. Tbh, it was very good. The baguette was so fresh. We saw a guy deliver 6 boxes of fresh banh mi while we were eating. I wish there was more pate inside though We also had the spring rolls. I took a photo of which stall we got it at. It was good. The lady was making it fresh instead of making it and packaging it. It was perfect. However, we asked for pork and shrimp and they only gave us shrimp. Not sure if they ran out of pork... Theres a ton of produce and plants for sale. I noticed many buying plants and fruit. It's a great market for the locals. However, restaurant prices. I really wanted to try all the soups, but they were $15-$20 for a to go bowl (the black containers). I thought that was very small for the prices. If I ever come back, I'd like to try the duck balut (embryo) and the com tam (rice plates)

We went to the Saturday Market at opening and everything was fresh and the atmosphere was great! My…read moreentire family enjoyed the experience. We will be definitely going again.

The Saturday Morning Market in Downtown St. Pete is probably the best outdoor market in the Tampa…read moreBay area. One of the main reasons is simply the size -- it's one of the largest markets around and they have so many great things to offer. If you've spent any time around St. Pete, you've probably heard people mention this market -- it's kind of a local weekend staple. There's an incredible variety of vendors including food trucks, beverage stands, fresh produce, cheeses, breads, meats, and all kinds of locally made goods. You'll also find local artists and makers, along with vendors selling jewelry, clothing, hats, bags, plants, and other unique items. They usually have live music, which adds to the fun atmosphere while you walk around and explore the different booths. I don't make it out there as often as I'd like since it's a bit of a drive for me, but it's definitely one of my favorite markets in the area. If you're visiting or live nearby, it's absolutely worth checking out. Just try to get there early -- by noon it starts getting crowded, and with the Florida sun it can get hot quickly. I will be sure to take more pictures and update my review the next time I visit.

Sunday mornings in St. Pete, the farmers market is a good time! Food, drinks, friendly people,…read morebooths that are bright fun and welcoming! On this morning there's a gentle breeze and my mind is content with the colorful food, fruits and fresh bites!! Free parking available and picnic tables so you can enjoy breakfast at the market with a latte!

This Sunday Market in St. Pete is brand new. They started at the beginning of 2024. They are…read morelocated on the grounds of the St. Pete HS. This Market is okay for the weather now but it's all on the black top and there's minimal shade. Hopefully they move it a bit soon. There's lots of the usual fun vendors here. My personal favorite is NGOT which has unbelievable pastries that you just can't find everywhere. There are also plant vendors, crafty vendors, maple syrup and honey, flowers, food vendors, fruit stand and clothes. They say there's around 75 vendors. There's a good amount of space and it's super dog friendly. They do have a nice grassy area and if u want to eat, go closer to the high school side for tables and chairs. I have been to the majority of markets here and I can say I'm definitely a fan of this one! Check them out especially before it's too hot!

I discovered this produce shop near my house and have been shopping there ever since.Frank is the…read moreowner and he is a really nice guy.He used to have an outdoor market but his new shop is mostly indoors.In addition to the produce he also offers a wide variety of good quality Honey,Jellies and Jams.What I really like about him is that he is an animal lover and sells for cheap or gives away produce to people that have pets that eat fruit and veggies. In addition to being kind to animals Frank is just a really nice people person too, often giving customers an apple or orange free of charge. He may not have the vast variety of produce that the bigger shops have, but there is always something interesting showing up each time I visit. For example, last time I was there he had some green coconuts and he cut one open for me, gave me a straw and I drank the fresh coconut water as we chatted.It tasted great and gave me an energy boost for the rest of that day. If you're passing by his shop stop in, look around and say hi,Frank and his cat Princess will welcome you to the store.

You know those little produce stands on the side of the road? Farah's just a step up from that…read more There are no real walls, and definitely no air conditioning, but things like this are how a business can keep things extra cheap. The owner is the only person I've ever seen working here. He is incredibly nice and I've seen him selections produce for elderly people who didn't want to get out of their vehicle. He's sent me home with extras that he needed to get rid of and couldn't sell for some reason. This is how I ended up with a giant bag of overly ripe bananas on him. I picked up a couple for banana bread and he just filled a giant bag and told me to give them away to my neighbors. The same day he also sent me home with half a dozen ears of corn and two super ripe avocados. In the past he's discounted a giant watermelon (and holy crap I think it's the best one I've ever consumed) because he had overstock and sent me home with 3/4 of a cantaloupe because he cut a bruised spot off of it. So, do I actually pay for things here? Yes, and they're super cheap. Often they're super delicious too. Yesterday I picked up 5 apples, 3 pears, a pile of non-overripe bananas, a pineapple, 2 tomatoes, and a jar of pear jam (no high fructose corn syrup in it, just FYI) for $13. Then he added all the stuff he had too much of. I think this guy has the best melons and pineapple around. Some of the produce is hit or miss. I went once and couldn't find any bananas and some of the apples were beaten up. You will not be able to fulfill all your grocery needs here or shop for super specific things, but it's not out of the way for me and I've been on a produce stand run lately. What I have picked up has been a good deal in addition to being tasty, and seriously, the owner is awesome. I rounded up to 5 stars just because of him.