Food halls have really taken off and the Marketplace at Avalon Park brings that concept to this…read moreparticular of east Orlando and is definitely a welcome addition to our community. Tha ambiance is welcoming as are everyone there. This is a great place to meet with friends for a few drinks and to sample the foods from all the different places. We went with pizza the last time we were here and just chilled watching Avalon Park move at its own pace from our table. All in all, I would definitely recommend here if you are in the Avalon Park area.

I came here recently to try it out, very cute food hall. Different options like ice cream, sushi,…read moreMexican, pizza, Italian, Argentinian...they have certain themed nights for events, the night I went happened to be trivia night. Overall, cute. I love the variety of a food hall, so I would come back to try something new.

Had never heard of End End Market until this recent trip I took and some locals a.k.a. my…read morecolleagues who live here told me about it. They have a good variety of restaurants and a couple shops. It's a lot more chill than other places in Orlando I feel like, and seems to be mainly locals rather than tourists. We came for breakfast and I got Lineage Coffee, Papi's Burritos, and Gideon's Cookies. We sat outside and there's plenty of seating and open air concept outside. I would definitely come back here again!

I found out about East End Market from the show Somebody Feed Phil and I have to say it does feel…read morelike a hidden gem. It has such a strong local vibe and it is cool to see a mix of smaller vendors alongside some more well known food spots. That said there are a few things worth noting. First, seating can be a challenge. There is plenty of outdoor seating but not much indoors. The day we went it was pretty hot and sitting outside was not the most enjoyable experience at times. Second, I fully support spending money at local businesses but the tipping culture here felt a bit excessive. I bought a bag of coffee beans with no drink and was prompted for a tip. I spent $45 for 12 pieces of chocolates at Oban Chocolatier and was asked for a tip there too. Same thing when I spent about $25 on four cookies at Gideon's Bakehouse. I am happy to support but it started to feel like a lot in a not enjoyable way. Third, the hours between vendors can be a bit awkward. We came around brunch time which worked for some spots but others were not open yet. For example, Domu does not open until dinner (5PM) and Gyukatsu Rose was not opening until later in the afternoon (3 PM) Overall, I think this is a great place to check out especially if you enjoy trying a variety of local spots. Just plan ahead for seating and timing and be prepared for lots of tip prompts along the way.

Finally!! Fresh organic produce !! My day started early this morning with a drive to the Fort…read morePierce Farmers Market and although the setting is gorgeous right on the marina, I was so disappointed to find a plethora or artisan vendors yet no produce ?!!! There was only one veggie stand I couldn't stand to even look at because their prices were outlandish. In my confusion and dismay, I got on the phone with my hubby to share my findings, or lack there of. All of the sudden a couple nearby who overheard me, told me to go two blocks down the road at 300 N US1 Hwy as one of the regular farmers market produce stands was not there today but their store is nearby. Let me tell you, it paid to be social today this lovely Chicago couple saved me! Not only did I find awesome produce, I found loads of organic and since we've been here (August), we have been so disheartened by Florida produce. Until today!!!! Please come visit this lovely and kind family, they've only been here 8 months and can use your support. And YOU Could use some healthy fruits and veggies Thank you Friends Produce Market in Fort Pierce, and thank God for the farmers! #supportlocal

Highly recommend this produce market!!! Everything is always fresh and great size. The customer…read moreservice is great to

Plant Street Market is located in downtown Winter Garden and basically a food hall. Inside the…read morelarge building, you will find many different permanent vendors including, Crooked Can Brewery, the flagship of Plant Street, Jam Hot Chicken, Axom Coffee, Tea place, Empanada and Co., Bento Sushi, Michael's Ali Pizza, Sit Benji's Donuts, a BBQ place, a popcorn stand, mac and cheese stand, a cheese place, chocolate place, and then a butcher with food to buy and bring home. There are a ton of places! Inside and outside, there are plenty of tables and high tops to sit at. There is a lot of grassy areas outside for kids to run around as well. The best part of Plant Street is that everyone in your party can get something different but all sit together and enjoy each other's company. MY wife and I tend to do this alot. We order smaller things from a few booths and then share everything. During the weekends and then also throughout the year, Plant Street has events such as Octoberfest, pet adoption and live singers, to name a few. This usually will bring more people here and to be honest, parking can be tough. Their private parking lot is not incredibly large and also shares with a few restaurants across from them, not located inside the market. My wife and I try to go early when we visit. We want a table to sit down, even though you can easily walk around with your food. If you cannot find parking, there is a parking garage which will be a slight walk over. The parking garage is closer to where the farmer's market is. Everyone who works at the different vendors are always very nice. I believe they are Crooked Can employees, but people will walk around picking up your beer glasses for you. The prices are pretty reasonable as well. They are priced appropriate for what you get. I definitely recommend checking out Plant Street as this is one of our favorite local places to visit. ACES!

Plant Street Market is a large building in the downtown heart of Winter Garden. Inside is home to…read moreCrooked Can Brewery, the flagship of Plant Street and then a handful of vendors, most of which are food. The outside is brick building which I love, it makes it look old and rustic and brings you into the feel of being up North as opposed to Florida. Inside is a long walkway with vendors on both sides. At the end is Crooked Can brewery. This is the main draw to Plant Street. They are the largest vendor occupying one end as well as a smaller bar area on the other end. Their beers are very good, also being sold in stores. Their vendors are mostly food including Jam Hot Chicken, Axom Coffee, Tea place, Empanada and Co., Bento Sushi, Michael's Ali Pizza, Sit Benji's Donuts, a BBQ place and more. There are quite a few. They also have a mac and cheese stand, a cheese place, chocolate place, and then a butcher with food to buy and bring home. Inside and outside, they offer tables and high tops to sit at. What I love the most, is you could all get something different, which might be great for those that cannot agree. What my husband and I love to do, is to order small things from a few booths and share it all. We get to try a bunch of things and not get super full really fast. On the weekends, and throughout the year they do tend to have many events. Which brings more people here. The parking can be tough, their lot is not incredibly large so we do like to get here early. If you cannot find parking, there is a parking garage but this is going to be a slight walk over to Plant Street. The parking garage is closer to where the farmer's market is. Everyone who works inside are always friendly. They walk around (I believe Crooked Can employees) and will pick up empty glasses. The prices are not unreasonable. They are priced appropriate for what you get. I definitely recommend checking out Plant Street! Its one of our favorite local places to visit.

Delray Beach GreenMarket is such a well-organized, lovely open-air market. It's easy to stroll,…read moreeasy to browse, and it has that feel-good Saturday morning energy. There were tons of fresh fruits and veggies that looked genuinely local and just-picked, plus plenty of tasty BBQ and hot sauces to sample (dangerously easy to get hooked). And the honey stands were a highlight, with friendly bees buzzing around like they were giving their stamp of approval. What really stood out was how welcoming everyone was. So many vendors were happy to share the story behind what they're selling, and you can tell they're proud of it. We ended up grabbing a bottle of honey and a bottle of BBQ sauce and still didn't spend more than $20.00. Already can't wait to go back.

Lots of tourists and locals browsing the trinket and food booths on the grass of the Old School…read moreSquare. Not the biggest Green Market event but a good variety of vendors only operating on Saturdays 9am - 2pm October thru May. The longest line was for the Brewing June Café where they were brewing lots of matcha. Plenty of dogs wandering about with their handlers. A good time here on a nice cold day.

I absolutely love this farmer's market. I used to go during college and it's so awesome to see how…read moremuch it has grown and gotten better a decade later. I find so many amazing local businesses and the vibe is always just right. If you are ever visiting, don't get too stuffed with all the vendors. Make sure to take a walk along the strip to visit and support the other amazing local businesses.

Really enjoy the farmers market always have a large variety of vendors…read more Most of the vendors are super friendly and approachable. Pricing can be a little on the higher side, but I think that has a lot to do with the area. A great place for a Sunday morning stroll to pick up some local produce and things for the week to come Super casual parking can be tough at times, but if you go early enough, you can get in and out before it gets too crowded. I would say out of all the farmers markets I have been to this one seems to get the most crowded around 10 AM.

If you haven't been to the Melbourne farmers market at Wickham park I am going to highly suggest to…read moremake it your priority to pay them a visit. Every Thursday from 3-6 they are open with vendors (jams, olives , coffee , vegan and vegetarian goods, raw milk , plants, soaps and bread as well as fruits and veggies) and live music. We packed up a picnic dinner and hit the park after we stocked up on some of our favorites. The kids had a blast and mommy and daddy have salsa and olives to chow down on after there bed time . #spacecoast #foodie #food #farmersmarket #supportsmallbusiness #locals #wickhampark #salsa #olives

I highly recommend making this a regular stop! Can't say enough about Funky Chicken Farm's…read moreproducts. Best eggs and breakfast sausage! Capt. Tony's Pirate Salsa is awesome.

Great farmers market on Sunday mornings from 9AM-2PM. It's located right by the water with amazing…read moreviews! I came here on my recent visit to Florida and found a lot of great and unique products. I got a reusable shower loofah that I have been loving. I also got some local soap and some sprouted nut butter that was dark chocolate and espresso flavored-delicious! They have food, art and many more booths. I would highly recommend this market to anyone.

One of my favorite central Florida farmers markets! I've been coming here for at least a decade!…read more The produce vendor in the back has great prices for the quality and amount of vegetables you get! There are a good amount of craft food vendors here too, along with handmade items and body care! There's mushrooms, food vendors, cheese, coffee and even the Pesto Diva! It's a lovely way to spend a Saturday afternoon in Winter Park and Park Ave!

Good varieties at this farmer's market. Fresh vegetables and exotic fruits. Dips to try with…read morepretzel sticks is always fun. Fresh seafood and farm eggs are a delight to have. Coffee shops and food vendors all around. I liked this market more than most I've been to Got pumpernickel bread for about $6 which was a good deal, while another place had sourdough for $14 and not worth it. Large farm eggs are $7 while their jumbo is $10 Everyone is friendly and helpful. They're all working to sell their items without being pushy. Very spacious spot with a good amount of crowd. Some places were busier than other but it wasn't overcrowded. There was a good enough flow to see and do everything here