Pros: 1) great choice of produce; 2) good price on the fruits and veggies; 3) fast cashier; 4) have…read morea $1-2 deals on fruits and veggies; 5) have both local farmers produce also organic stuff. Cons: 1) put some music on.

I have been here a few times. Everything looks great…read more The cashiers are great, fast and Efficient What really surprised me was the prepared food. I have tried the sausage and peppers, really enjoyed that and the Stuffed peppers.. Delicious. They have a great variety of cheeses, pantries, fruit and vegetables. I also tried the tuna salad, regular and the one with crasins in it, both were very good. I was a little disappointed in the shrimp, I purchased already cook large shrimp and 2 days later they were bad. If you go..do it early..and if you go later don't try and park close just go to the far parking lot, it really isn't that far and it's less stressful. And be prepared the The aisles are very small. Enjoy!

The West Palm Beach GreenMarket is literally one of my favorite things to do on the weekend…read more Saturday 10/3 was opening day, the first market of the season. We're in a super El Niño and I'm expecting a lot of rain this year, but it only drizzled on and off and was totally fine to walk around. Just wear a poncho. I was so impressed with last year's market that I couldn't wait to come back, and a lot of the same amazing vendors returned. A couple did not, which was honestly the biggest disappointment of the day. Jason's plants are gone from that main plant spot on Clematis at the apex of the south and north lanes. He's part of the reason I go every week, since I love to stock up on plants and repot them in season when it's not too hot. He's doing Saturday sales at his farm in Loxahatchee, but I don't have a vehicle, so that's not an option. Someone else has his spot, probably a side booth vendor from last year. Their plants were great, but the prices are way different. Jason's ranged from $1 to $5, and this booth basically starts at $15. A little table had tiny snake plants and pothos at two for $15, which were great, but I could have gotten five for $15 with Jason. Oh well. At least I got to enjoy his plants and that fun part of the market for eight years. He will be sorely missed. I also didn't see the dip people, who make all the spreads and dips like salmon cream cheese scallion, Bolognese, and chimichurris. Maybe they just couldn't make it to opening day? I hope so! Favorites that were back and fully stocked: Ranchers Reserve even had their Wagyu sausage, $20 for a pack of four or five I think. They had it early last season and then not the rest of the year, so this was a nice treat. We tried a honey vendor who does infused orange and ginger honeys. Of all the honey vendors, this table had the best deal: $20 a jar or buy two get one free. Three of us split three bottles for $40, so each came out to about $13. Best deal of the day, and they make a really good gift. The mozzarella guy has been there year after year, but this time we talked and learned they make the buffalo and other mozzarella fresh the day before. I always thought this was more of a grocery type vendor, not a fresh one, so I was shocked. I got the buffalo mozzarella again and it was so soft and sweet and absolutely hit the spot. I'm sorry I stayed away for so many years. I didn't give it the credit it was due. The Wisconsin cheese guy has the most unique of all the cheese people and some really yummy things, including ones he makes himself, like the triple layer blue cheese brie and the pistachio crusted soft cheese roll. The gluten free sourdough lady's bread is so healthy. It has activated charcoal to help pull out toxins, but more than that, it was so hearty and tasty, honestly the best bread I've had in years and years. Every now and then I get a sourdough loaf at Plum Market or an organic baguette at Trader Joe's and it never hits the spot. This bread hit the spot. If I'm going to do bread, this is it. I rarely eat it, but this was a treat. I thought she said the loaves were $16 and they were $23, a huge difference, but I sliced it up, froze more than half, and will enjoy the rest this weekend. Palm Beach Salt Company's local flaky salt really is a must for every dish too!! As always, I stopped at Independent Seafood for the freshest goods. I skipped the fish dip since I still have some frozen from last June, but got both the tuna and salmon poke for Sunday lunch poke bowls and probably into the week. Another favorite is Okeechobee Farms, Steven and his girl. As I had hoped, they had raw A2 Guernsey cow cream, and I was thrilled. Around 10:30 only two glass jars were left, and I scored the last one as someone else grabbed the other. They also have raw milk, raw cheeses, really special bone broth, beef, chicken & pork, and prepared foods like chili con carne, butter chicken, and a chicken tortilla mixture, usually $15 each, with the highest quality ingredients. One of the pricier vendors, but the quality is second to none, and where else can you get raw cream? This time it was so creamy it was solid like ice cream. That only happens in a certain season, which is NOW! Parking is always easy. We always use the Quadrille and Clematis garage because it's easier to get in and out. Flagler and Clematis has much more congestion and traffic. It's free from 8 to 1 for the market. We usually arrive at 8, but this time it was 9:30, and what a difference: level four instead of level two. Walking around and seeing all the people and dogs was a treat as usual. Old favorites were there: the spice guy, the pickle guy, the pikliz hot honey girl, the jade bonsai guy, the underwater photographer, the aquaponics lettuce/veg people, and so much more. It's going to be another great season. I can't wait to go back.

We came to downtown West Palm with friends to try a couple restaurants, not realizing that the…read moreGreen market was happening at the same time. I did hear, however, that this was the last one of the current season. I've never been before, so it was nice to have a chance to stroll down the middle of the street between the displays and to see all their wares. The market stretched for quite a few blocks down Clematis Street which was closed to car traffic. There were a lot of people selling clothing and jewelry. A couple folks had collectibles/antiques. I'm not sure why it's still called a "green" market as we didn't see much edibles/food nor produce. The street was quite busy. I'm not sure how much selling the vendors were doing, however. I thought prices of many of the items were quite high. Then again the folks slumming from the "island" (palm beach) wouldn't mind a bit. Although we didn't buy anything, we always enjoy browsing.

This is the go to place for fresh fruits and anything else you need for bargain prices…read more. They also have great smoothies they make on the spot! Try them out you, you won't be disappointed!!

This is a Spanish supermarket with nice meat, fish, and produce departments. Plus they have all…read moreyour favorite Latin groceries. The front of the market opens up to the outside. In one corner is a place for fresh cut up fruits -- in smoothies and other concoctions. There's a case with bakery goods. And some cooked foods. Contrary to previous reviews, the fried chicken place is no longer here. Instead there is an Argentinian Picanha restaurant (where we ate lunch). See the separate review. As we browsed the market, we noticed some prices were quite high while others were reasonable. We wound up getting some wonderful baby bok choy, some hamburger, and some steaks. We will be back...

Needed to refresh some plants & herb plants that didn't make it through o hot summer. This Garden…read morecenter is extensive, staff is knowledgeable and they are opened on Sunday mornings. I was able to get an inexpensive bag of weed and feed, and lots of plants to fill my pots. The herbs are reasonably priced, fragrant, and beautiful. I can't just go to Rorabeck's without checking out their fresh fruits and vegetables. I thought the boys produce was inexpensive, but produce here is a third of the price. I have to remember to go out of my way and come here once in a while.

Really well kept plant and produce market with a vast array of plants, both indoor and out…read more We purchased seeded watermelons, which were excellent. The prices were reasonable. Will definitely be back.

This was a wonderful market. First off it was a lovely day -- the first in a long time without…read morepouring rain. It was overcast and cloudy, so comfortable to walk around. And we walked the entire length of all the booths. The market itself was in an area that we'd never been to by some various parks and Royal Palm venues. The booths were wrapping around part of the lake and along a path parallel to the main street. We found a parking spot under the trees when another car pulled out. Everyone was quite friendly, too, as we walked around. Vendors of jewelry, clothing, honey, handmade soaps, pet products like dog chews and dog beds, guacamoles, breads, candles, cookies and brownies, plants, microgreens, gift items, et al. One area had a few food trucks and was near an outdoor picnic table. We did try some delicious and refreshing "made that morning" conch salad. I'd definitely like to come back again. It was fun to browse and get in a comfortable walk as well as getting some ideas for holiday gifts.

This is touted as a Green Market but not many venders selling veggies. There were, however, some…read moretalented vendors selling beautiful craft works, handmade soaps and lotions, baked goods, candies, honey, flowers and orchids, as well as food vendors with some tempting dishes. We chose to indulge in some great (thumbs up!) Conch ceviche from a booth with some awesome deals and meals. As we strolled along this large venue we were greeted by friendly vendors and other patrons. We definitely achieved our "Step" goals today and then some. Worth visiting again when we are in the area.

Gorgeous produce at a great price point. I could spend hours there! Everything looks fresh and…read moredelicious.

I was in the area and spotted this bright yellow barn looking building and saw that they had fresh…read moreproduce so I stopped to check them out. There is a large parking lot in front and the building is open to allow fresh air to pass through but there is no air conditioning. Inside are bins of produce, the typical supermarket varieties of fruits and vegetables. They also sell plants, large pots, frozen pasta, pantry items, spices and seasonings, McCoy's honey, fresh herbs, and roasted peanuts. There is a discounted produce section which was a bargain. The regular fruit and vegetables however were more than I have been paying at Aldi's where they look fresher. Outside there are some plants next to the parking lot that are being used for a botanical study. I am always checking out different farmer's markets for cooking inspiration but I can't say I really found any here.

Satisfying plate of kabob. Will definitely go back!!! Make sure you also try their Persian ice…read morecream. Service was attentive. It's inside the market.

This local neighborhood market has some great offerings at very reasonable and affordable prices…read more Today I was able to buy 3 Bananas, 1lb bag of carrots, 1 head of cabbage for $3.27 ! Friendly helpful staff make shopping here a pleasure!

I love this farmer's market, especially when it's not so busy, because parking can get a little…read morehectic & you don't have to wait too long in the shopping lines. They have fresh produce, handmade items, jewelry and crystals, many food stalls and plants/herb stands where you can find many fruit trees, plants and herbs you wouldn't normally find at your local grocery store. It's great for a family outing, friends meet up, a date and even a solo getaway. They have live music, bars and the overall ambiance is fun and friendly. I def recommend and suggest to support our local farmers!

1/2 LB "ribs" $22. Mostly cartilage, not much meat, disappointing because the flavor was nice…read more Beef Soup $11.50. Not much flavor would not get it again 1 chorizo sausage and side of Yuka $7. Good value

It was really cute. A lot of food booths. In a nice area behind city hall. Nice just to sample…read morefoods.

This was a really fun little market. There were many booths with clothes, jewelry, dips, things…read moremade with fresh honey, olive oil from Italy (good enough for sipping.. i bought a bottle), and so much more. There seemed to be as many food vendors as there were products to buy. We got a crab cake from a friendly woman who was only selling crab cakes ~ that was the best crab cake i ever had. My friend and I both bought bracelets made up of handcrafted beads, made from polymer clay. There were places to sit to eat, and the area was very clean. And there was plenty of parking.

This cute little farmer's market was great. It opens early and closes in the afternoon. It was…read moreright under the bridge. The parking was limited, not to many space. I enjoyed my time there. It was nice. The market had many different types of stands. They had someone singing, vegetables, coconut water, fruits, coffee, jamaican food, pet treats, clothing, custome made cards and many other stands.The first stand whose aroma greats you is the BBQ stand. Ga's Smoking BBQ. That stand smelled so good. It put me on a trance. Friends Products was the vendor I tried. I had the spinach artichoke garlic spread with the chips. It was delicious. It was vegan. I tried it and bought it. I was that hooked on it lol. The vendors were all very nice. They educated me on things. Everyone here was friendly. I enjoyed the service and the experience I had here.

Great farmers market. We always enjoy. Come early and shop til you drop. Plenty of parkingread more