My favorite Sunday activity! The squirrel hill farmers market has lots of fresh produce and also…read moreready to eat food. Plus they have other bonus items besides food like fresh flowers, soap, and more! The fresh produce offered changes slightly depending on what is in season, but there is always something great to buy! I never leave unsatisfied. Many vendors accept cash, Venmo, and credit cards. There is also a tent where you can use your EBT or credit/ debit card to exchange for tokens if one vender is unable to take card. All the vendors but one except the tokens as payment. Like other farmers markets, there really isn't much seating except for a few public benches. If you do get ready to eat food it is usually not hard to eat while walking or standing. My go to favorite is the gyro! Overall a great stop for a bite to eat and quality farm fresh produce!

While not as good as my beloved Bloomfield Saturday Market, the Squirrel Hill market has some…read morestellar vendors. Good place for fresh produce, cheese, and bread. Variety of food vendors on hand for lunch items. Prices comparable to other Pittsburgh city markets.

My favorite farmers market. All locally grown food, all organic. The vendors are all friendly and…read morevery passionate about what they grow. The quality and freshness you get here is unsurpassed. You can often enjoy special tastings, demonstrations and displays.

Strolling along The Strip on a Saturday morning, I was really thrilled to stumble unexpectedly on…read moreFarmers@theFirehouse market. I adore farm market shopping and was disappointed to miss out on the two we'd normally visit on weekends at home, so I jumped at the chance to stock the fridge for the coming week. Farmers@theFirehouse is a producers-only, all-organic market featuring local, small farms and businesses. We found beautiful herbs and greens, scallions and cut flowers, eggs and artisan bread, humanely raised meats and poultry and pastry. We were especially impressed by Paradise Gardens and Farm's handcrafted goat cheeses, which the delightful couple manning the stall was pleasantly peddling. This market may boast few vendors, but it's true that quality always wins out over quantity. Farmers@theFirehouse proves that in spades.

Great meats and produce and a very friendly, fun vibe! Very glad it will be up and running full…read moretime again in the spring. Next one is Saturday, October 11, 2025 9-1 at Velum (2190 Jane St, Southside). Come out and support the terrific Southside neighborhood!

This market hasn't been open for several years. Day,time, and location were all problems. There is…read morea new Wednesday evening market at South Side Works during the summer months. It was a bit sparse but will grow.

While visiting Pittsburgh, we stopped by this charming farmers market. There were quite a variety…read moreof vendors from fresh fruits and veggies, mushrooms, jams and prepared food like gyros, fresh baked breads, and pies (sweet or savory). Everyone was friendly. Pets were welcome as well.

What a beautiful Saturday morning to visit the farmers market with my husband. I was a little…read moresurprised that there weren't more farmers selling fresh produce. I brought home some pickling cucumber and my husband turned them into homemade dill pickles.I also bought some sweet potatoes and fresh tomatoes. A lot of vendors were selling locally made products including pasture raised chicken and beef, eggs, milk, bread, and lots of sandwiches and prepared foods. still definitely worth the trip. You never know what you're going to find at a farmers market which is part of the adventure.

What a great multi-purpose building/shed in Carrick. We saw a great blues band called Jimmy Adler…read more They ask a $3 cover but it's open air so if you can't afford it, you can still walk by & listen. Beers were $2 and there were plenty of benches to sit on. Had a great time...

Fresh fruits, vegetables from the farm! Options of meats, cheese and baked goods. They have lots to…read morechoose from!

Monday is the grand opening of a brand new location. The Farmers Grill sells burgers, dogs,…read morekielbasa, grilled polenta, bread, salads and slaws all locally raised on the Alleghany County farm or baked locally and cooked to order. The kraut, cheese and mustard as is the fresh eggs and bacon added on are all farm to hand at the grill. Buy fresh and buy local. This grill is also a CSA pick up location for blackberry Meadows and the farmers sell fresh produce and canned goods as well as frozen meats and chickens and eggs to go. I think this is the best burger in town. I tried to add it to the best burger list and could not. Help please. This East Liberty Market is open Mondays through fall but if missed today, or if Monday is not a good day- you can find the farmers grill in Mt Lebanon on Sat am , In Squirrel Hill Sunday am and on the North Side Friday pm. Support local farms and get fresh local cooked to order foods.

Are you on a healthy-but-tasty diet like Keto or the Mediterranean diet? Do you want a neighborhood…read moregrocery that has the feel of a market stall, and do you respect the hustle? Do you care about the environment? Do you want to maintain healthy habits? Do you wish you lived in Rimini and spent every day feasting on dried tomatoes and vinaigrette? Look NO FURTHER than this local gem run by a tough Italian-American nonna - the Bloomfield-local equivalent of Marlon Brando's intimidating godfather - guarding a veritable treasure trove of fruits, vegetables, pasta, risotto, avocados, hummus, almond milk, eggs, and granola. While the location is buried in the middle of other businesses on Liberty Ave. and easy to overlook, this is your go-to grocery if you give the slightest sh** about your health, about the environment, or about the people around you - or if you just want to support a Bloomfield local business! Can not recommend this grocery enough.

The best thing about Bloomfield is there are tons of longstanding family-owned businesses. Linea…read moreVerde is a produce shop with the most lively local business owner I think I've ever met! Gina is a character & you simply have to go meet her & grab your produce for the week. This is NOT a plant store (as the door sign says), but there are tons of leafy greens, peppers & other local goods.

We stopped here yesterday for a few items, to my surprise this location was very clean, they had…read moreeverything I needed and stocked. A whole end cap dedicated to protein items. And the employees were helpful and nice! And the produce section was so nice and stocked properly, I enjoyed shopping here. Will definitely come again.

Decent Aldi in the city suburbs. Food options were solid for this location; they do not have the…read moreepic "aisle of shame" that you can find elsewhere. Folks were nice and it was good to be able to drive a vehicle to the location and park in the garage vs having to find parking elsewhere.

Stopped by for lunch while visiting the Strip District. If I could sum up this place in one word,…read moreit would be VALUE. The quantity to price ratio is really really good. The guys working the counter were super friendly and helped point out popular items. My mom and dad ordered a 3 choice plate with biryani rice. They chose 2 servings of lamb and 1 chicken tikka masala. I ordered a salad with lamb shawarma. The parents loved the lamb. Tikka masala was tasty but not quite like tikka masala from an Indian restaurant. My salad was good but I found the shawarma to be on the dry side. Lots of seating inside and you help yourself to your own utensils and condiments. Would visit again.

I stopped here to buy dates. I got help from the cashier because there were so many choices…read more Now I come back to shop for yogurt, cheese, nuts, and bread. There's so many things you can't get anywhere else, and from many different countries. The quality is excellent and the prices are low to reasonable. My friend loves their butcher shop, especially for lamb.