Hanau is the birthplace of the Grimm brothers known the world over for their fairytales. In the…read morecenter of town at the Marktplatz every Wednesday and Saturday this market is held. There are about a hundred stalls selling fresh seasonal produce, meats, fish, cheeses and other eatable items. There are also a few shops for a meal when at the market. It seems to be a common activity for the locals who come and do some shopping and hang out at the many cafes and eating places at the market and spend a morning / afternoon there. It is apparently one of the biggest markets in Hessen. The shops were good, quality and selection was good and the prices very reasonable. I would come here every week if I lived in the area.

So lovely to walk around here. There's a shopping center and ice skating rink outdoors. The…read moremonument of the Grimm brothers is right in the middle located in front of a beautiful building.

Open on Thursday and Saturday as the largest artisan market in Frankfurt, Erzeugermarkt…read moreKonstablerwache offers everything from Lamb Skins or Riesling to handmade Sausages, Cheese and Pastry at prices that are much lower than other stands, shops or restaurants throughout the city. A conglomeration of some fifty kiosks and carts, the bulk Cash-only and fluent only in German, it is beginning at 08h00 that the Altstadt area begins to fill with patrons, several Chefs in white seen examining Produce or organic Meats while roasters fired their grills in preparation for the nine hours to follow. Located at Konstablerwache 12, a nearby metro stop providing access since parking fills quickly, it was after taking a look around that stop one was made at a table between Vogelsberger Kartoffel und Bärlauchbratwurst and Original Vogelsberger Holzofenbrot, the former's Currywurst intensely spiced but a touch sweet while Pastries from two Women first impressed by way of their Caramelized Hazelnut Braid, then with soft and springy Doughnuts. A bit underwhelmed by Vogelsberger Holzofenbrot's Berliner, the Jam off-centered and skimpy, better bites were found amidst Bee Sting Cake shellacked in Almonds as well as their buttery Pie Crust brushed with Custard and topped with poached Rhubarb juxtaposing big chunks of Brown Sugar Streusel. Strolling further, a few choices including made-to-order Waffles debated, it was instead on Sausage and Pastry that Euros were again spent, the handmade Brat and Rindwurst from Bio-Bauernhof Wingenfeld both snappy over a great grind while Maja's Backwaren impressed with the best Pretzel found in Frankfurt for just 1€. Performing equally well with Marble Cake, the Crumb course but moist with Butter, it was a bit unfortunate that most of Maja's goods were sold in family-size portions, though the Poppy Seed Danish called Verschiedene Kaffeestückchen was delicious and managable for one while Donauwelle weighing almost half a kilogram more than justified its 4€ price by eating something like a Cream Cheese Brownie dialed up by Sour Cherries.

Farmers market held every Thursday and Saturday right outside the Konstablerwache train station on…read moreZeil street. The size of the market is perfect. Not too small, not too big. It is big enough that it has everything you need and room to peruse without bumping into folks, but small enough to not be overwhelming. Wide selection of meats, veggies, fruits & baked goods. There is one row of stalls dedicated entirely to wines and apple wine varietals. The apple wine with elderberry was delicious! For those more inclined towards beer, there was a beer stall offering Helles and Dunkel. I will definitely be back!

Really nice street food market, just 1 block away from Hauptbahnoff on Kaiser strasse. In…read moreparticular, the stand selling bratwurst and French fries rightT the beginning of the market.

A gorgeous market in Bornheim. It's open Wednesday and Saturday of each week…read more Good choice of fresh produce, breads, meat and fish shops. There are other shops selling prepared foods and also a couple of flower shops. Great looking produce and breads. I would happily do most of my fresh shopping here if I lived in the area.

Each time when I walk through the Bornheim Wochenmarket, I feel like playing in "Notting Hill" and…read morewant to sing "Ain't No Sunshine When She's Gone"... Flowers, kids, families... You can buy there almost everything, eggs, veggie, meat, bread, flowers, more veggie and all are best quality... For me Bornheim is one of the best parts of the city to live and the its market is the best part of it. It makes me believe I live in a small town... If you don't live in Bornheim, you are still allowed to step by and enjoy the maket ;)) You can take a break from your stressful work load...

This is an excellent local farmers market, not very large but with all of the key products. Good…read morequality meats, cheese, fresh fruits and vegetables, eggs, breads and pastries along with a few hot prepared food choices. I enjoyed the fresh bratwurst from the friendly butcher. You can't go wrong here, highly recommended.

Bockenheim has had it's own weekly market for several years now, situated at the foot of the old…read morewatch tower. Everything you would expect to find in a suburban market is on offer, fruit, veg, fish, cheese, roast chicken, Bio products and to top them all off potato pancakes. Every Thursday, come and enjoy it..

City centre Friday market, plenty of choice of high quality produce in a shopping street with many…read moreinteresting shopping opportunities.