I love the accessibility of this farmer's market which happens every Tuesday and Friday from May to…read moreNovember and is located only 10 minutes away from me. There's a nice variety of goods including fresh produce, beverages, baked goods, nuts, and other natural products. My favorite has been Fomu, a plant-based ice cream store -- they have some baked goods that were delicious!

Having this market in Copley is nice. Several stands were set up. Some places to grab take out and…read moreother selling food and crafted goods. I REALLY wish that the booths posted prices. There is a big difference in purchasing nice looking items when you know that your fresh produce is not at an oddly high price, especially when you are trying to offer something reasonable. There is a nice open area in the square where they set up. Nice to walk around and look.

Being from the Midwest, I love some good apple cider, and of course, a good cider donut. Living in…read moreNashville, there are not too many places to find that locally. So on a trip to Boston I was very pleasantly surprised to find this spot next to where I was grabbing breakfast. You know I had to get a donut and it did not disappoint! Made fresh right in front of you (as it should be), it was the perfect bite of fall. Crisp on outside, fluffy inside, and a cinnamon sugar coating that can't help but make you smile.

I came for one thing and one thing only: that dang apple cider donut…read more It was very good. A little pricy for the size, and definitely not hot/super fresh by the time I got one, but I could tell it would have been unbeatable if just fried or even reheated. Lovely and cakey

This is a great open air market. There are so many vendors here ranging from groceries, crafts, and…read morefoods to eat right in the moment. They had so many artisan vendors lined up on the other side of the market too. There truly is something for everyone here. We ended up getting some fruits and veggies from one of the farms, chicken breasts, and some artwork to bring back. We also grabbed a couple of snacks and the fresh squeezed lemonade here was incredible. They had the Wimbledon match on the big screen and a live music act the whole time we were there. There was plenty of shade from the sun and picnic tables to sit and relax. This is a fun place to check out when you live or visit Boston.

Open air market with various vendors. This market is located in what I thought was the "art…read moredistrict", it is located on site of a building that houses various artists works. I was lucky enough to meet a few of the artists while they were actively working on a new piece. As for the market, it isn't just artist, but more some community members that are showcasing their products. I saw candles, blown gas, food products, options to grab a bite to eat, and jewelry, etc. I didn't purchase anything, due to having to travel back home, but each tent I visited they were nice and answered questions about their products. Will definitely visit again but not on a day of rain. My visit was cut short due to rain, but they were still out there rain or shine they are open!

It is just so great to have a farmers market in this part of Dorchester!…read more The market is held from 9am-12 noon every Saturday, May though October, in the parking lot at the A.J. Wright plaza in Fields Corner. Get there early if you want the best selection, as they run out of the most popular items pretty early. I love fresh peaches and pears when in season, so I try to be there at 9am on the dot. No frills-- no wandering minstrels or artisan cupcakes, just bins of fresh produce and a few tables set up for weighing and paying. There seem to be two farms stands operating here... a family run farm called Berberian out of Northborough, and a Vietnamese farm stand. I don't think they take credit cards, I have always paid cash. They do take WIC and food stamps, and a large portion of the customers pay with these. The produce is fresh, delicious, and seasonal of course. The corn is amazing. The beets are amazing, with glossy gorgeous greens still attached, $2.50 for a bunch. The leeks are also incredible and so cheap... $1.50 or $2.00 for a bunch that would cost you 6 bucks at Shaws. Fresh herbs of all kinds, squashes, big juicy tomatoes, green beans, carrots, onions, potatoes, chard, collards, etc etc etc... we buy all of our produce here in the summer. Last weekend we went home with 45 pounds of produce, for about $50 dollars. Can't beat it.

A refreshingly non-Yuppie market with limited selection but great prices…read more I attended for the first time today, even though I am told this market has been operating for 35 years. There were two produce vendors and a booth in which the Boston Cyclists' Union was tuning up old bikes for free. One vendor had great Asian and other ethnic veggies cheap--for $2, I bought enough Caribbean spinach to feed an army. The other vendor (the guy who told me he'd been coming for 35 years) had his produce on the ground in giant tubs. No frills, but effective. His corn was stunning and I got a nice head of lettuce, some carrots, a peach and a nectarine for short money. Definitely worth a visit if it is local for you and if you are looking for farm fresh at an affordable price. If you want the latest amazing baked goods, jams, jellies, honey and gourmet delicacies galore, this is not the place! This market is located in the Park Street Shopping Center parking lot. I was the first to review it and and I used the address of McDonald's which is the closest business in the shopping center to the market. Listed hours are Saturday morning from 9 a.m. to noon, but the Asian veggie vendor was already closing by 11:20 a.m.--so come early. The acceptance of credit cards may vary depending on staffing; when I was there the person with the card machine had left.

This is my favvvvvvorite Cambridge summer activity. The location, compared to most parking lot/city…read morestreet farmer's markets is also really great. Its on the Harvard science center lawn which has some nice benches and a water/rock garden that's nice to sit by. The quality of produce is amazing and really at its best mid July to August. Early and late in the season (June and October) its a bit sparse so plan on using that time to stock up on local honey, jam, and baked goods if you go then. Insider trading: talk to the farmers. This is my absolute favorite thing about the farmers markets because: 1. Most of them are CHARACTERS and have quirky personalities or sayings (like the guy with the hard core Worchester accent who says "If that's the worst thing that happens to you and me today...we're doin' allllright" at least 2x each day when someone apologizes for dropping his tomato or something) 2. They can teach you about produce you will NEVER see in a grocery store like lemon cucumbers, pattipan squash, and sugar plums 3. They have good cooking advice and get really excited when you ask

Cute, quaint market that still meets the mark!…read more You'll still save money shopping here over the grocery store. You'll still get more nutrient rich fruit & vegetables too. You'll still feel great about supporting your neighborhood! TIP: This is a VERY SMALL Farmer's Market, and you MUST BRING CASH to shop here,

KENDALL SQUARE Farmer's Market, for CAMBRIDGE FARE, there's…read morenothing like it. Lots of COLLEGE STUDENTS HERE, 'cause they know what's best, Their local produce aced every test! Follow their lead...eat fresh from the seed. No chemicals here...you've nothing to fear. TIP: Hit up EBT CARD STAND...They'll match your $10 charge with $10 MORE to spend at any Farmer's Market in Boston!

Kinda bummed today... Have worked literally 10 steps from the Market for a few years and every year…read moreI get super excited for certain things... THEN... The market returns the next year and those certain things arent there... Went out today looking for Spring Rolls & my Fave Trail Mix/Nut Combo - But alas, there were no Spring Rolls, and No Trail Mix... What is a girl to do? BUY POPOCORN... There were about 5 Jewelry stands, which is fine - But Im sure there would have been sufficient representation with maybe just the ONE Jewelry stand... There was the Farm from Lunenburg that has been a solid showing for the last few years & they have great options... There was a long line for some Chicken & Rice stand which I might have to try NEXT WEEK... Ill report back! BRING BACK THE SPRING ROLLS & NUT LADY! LOL!

I get my flowers here about once a week. They are always beautiful, fresh and last for at least a…read moreweeks period. Love this local little market - also a great place to get your CSA. Don't forget to grab a frequency card for an awesome discount! I always love supporting local business like this one - they are helpful, knowledgeable and incredibly kind here.

Staff was incredibly kind and helpful. The worker even realized it was the last day of the month…read moreand added a bunch of things to my cart to max out my Healthy Initiative Program budget. Cute space. Some of the produce was moldy or rotten. (The cashier caught this and replaced mine on the spot). Not a huge selection also, but both of these things may be due to the time of year as well.

This place literally checks all the boxes. Produce stands have more than just your typical grocery…read morestore veggies - last time I got some shishito peppers, tried husk cherry tomatoes (that actually taste like cherries), found purple peppers, and multiple kinds of radishes. Now THAT is a produce stand. Butchers, bakers, fishmongers and cheesemongers all sling everything you need to turn that produce into a full meal. Farm fresh eggs are available everywhere you look, and you can even get booze at the meade stand. Wrap it all up in a cute little square with live music, bouncing babies, and puppies loping around everywhere, and you have yourself one hell of a Saturday morning. Damn, I must be getting old.

Every summer I make a trip to Union Square Farmers Market. It is a strange love affair. Perhaps it…read morehas to do with the long New England winters, hence, I would long for all things summer. I religiously buy the same things but there are many great things you can get. Bring your own shopping bag and note that parking is very limited. Enjoy! Earl grey ice-cream (eat on the spot) Corn Red beets and/or golden beets Seasonal vegetable A flower bouquet