Great little market!!!!! We will definitely go back soon. All the vendors were very friendly.read more

And I've crossed another market off of my list. I won't call it a farmer's market. There were not…read morefruits and veggies, but it was a cute little market with some local food vendors, crafts, artisans, and local services. This took place outside the clubhouse of Mirabay. I've never been out this way, but just so you know it's stunning. The grassy area has a few shady areas which it's good for you to know especially with our hot hot sun. The day I went it was during the day. But the next two months, they are scheduled on a Sunday night. It's a perfect place to browse, shop, and get a bite with the family. It's inside the Mirabay neighborhood. There is plenty of street parking with no pay. Glad to have checked it out, and come across a few vendors I haven't seen like Blok which is shaved ice, and A Colombian food truck which looked really good!

Grand Opening Ellenton Farmer's Market - June 13, 2009…read more What separates the Ellenton Farmers' market from others is its singular commitment on the environment. The Ellenton Farmers' Market will focus on "green" natural, agricultural-based products where farmers, vendors and community come together in support of economy, local residents, health and our environment. The Ellenton Farmers' Market will host vendors that offer everything from all natural, fresh produce, fresh baked and processed foods, services, products and an eco-village to educate customers on water conservation, the use of less toxic cleaning products, composting to energy-saving strategies, supporting environmental organizations and ways to help create a greener, more sustainable community. The Ellenton Farmers' Market will be a year round market, held on Saturday mornings in the Town of Ellenton. The grand opening will be on June 13, 2009. It is located just off I-75 in the parking lot of the Ellenton Ice and Sports Complex, north of Prime Outlet Mall. The market will be open to customers from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The market has the capacity to host up to one-hundred (100) vendors with ample parking. The market will become a gathering place for nonprofits, government agencies and benevolent organizations to offer services to shoppers. Every year new ideas are introduced to help the citizens become more connected to their community such as the Master Gardener program, voter registration, food collection and cash donations to the homeless shelter and Red Cross blood drives and Boy Scout fund-raising to name a few. Green, Natural, Organic and Environmentally Friendly Product Vendors Wanted ELLENTON FARMERS' MARKET SPONSORSHIPS AVAILABLE

THE ONLY ORGANIC FARM I have FOUND ,THUS FAR, ON South west coast of Florida. I'm so lucky as…read moreit's close to my home. They also offer an inside deli sandwiches using their organic vegetables. The farm gardens are accessible for viewing. An ambiance we particularly enjoyed. A great place for all and the planet. Thank you, Gamble Creek Farms.

Fantastic local organic produce and more! Love the chicken salad (although I would love a sugar…read morefree version more).

Been a customer for almost 10 years through their many incarnations. Renee makes the best home…read morebaked Sourdough bread. Their offerings are seasonal and always amazing. Love supporting locally grown and sourced produce and pantry items. Service is top notch and Renee responds to any queries very quickly.

Great selection of organic produce including from local farms. Produce is well labeled. They also…read morehave local honey and a demo farm, chickens, and apiary (bee hives) on site you can visit. Foundation Coffee up the road a short stretch. What more could you ask for? They also have terrific events for kids (art or farm tours) and families (yoga). So follow them on Facebook and our Instagram. They are out east of Tampa so if you live out that way or are out that way def stop in. You won't regret it. Feel good wholesome food that supports out local economy. And the prices are quite fair. Also Gulf Coast Sourdough and some other treats. Very kid friendly. Wholesome. If you're in South Tampa, South Tampa Farm is also cool and Sweetwater Farm is great in Town and Country, but this spot may be even better, especially for out east toward Brandon and Riverview. Good clean healthy fun. Fresh tumeric. Ginger. Other spices. Swiss chard. Keep in mind the local produce especially is seasonal. Fall and spring especially lots on offer. Beans. Pole beans. Okra. Maters. Beautiful and farm fresh grown. One of my fav places in the area. Makes me smile

Excellent fresh local produce at great prices. If you're in the Parrish/Ellenton area, definitely…read morecheck them out. I've drove by a few times and always wanted to stop in and I was not disappointed. They carry several Yoder items, dairy items, fresh local veggies, local honey, and a variety of snacks as well. Don't forget to step outside and see the goats, turkey, and roosters. The size of the rooster talons was insane!

Sunny Tomatoes in Parrish offers fresh produce, local eggs and honey, olive oil and other items…read more Don't forget to visit the refrigerated section for milk, cheese and quality bacon. I'm so thankful to have this amazing farmer's market nearby.

Showed up 20 minutes before the place closed and was denied service. Said she was cleaning up but…read morereally just wanted a cigarette break. I wanted a sandwich and was told I was only able to buy premade pies and/or a bag of chips. Bought some produce anyway, Strawberries looked great but were very mediocre, not sweet at all and pretty tasteless. Corn was delicious. Garlic came with a tag that said "made in china" and was dry and old. Tomatoes were good.

Our GPS took us off the Highway for some unknown reason but we happened to see the sign for the…read morepink pineapples and plant city strawberries. My husband knows how much I love farmers markets and fresh produce so we pulled in. Unfortunately the inside was closed but we did grab a good size honeycrisp apple, a brown pear, a pink pineapple and a tray of delicious strawberries. We also grabbed a couple of those coconut bars at the register (3 for $5) and they were really good! The total came out to $25, which I find a bit much but fresh fruit is SO worth it! Will make an intention detour next trip!!

The Saturday Morning Market in Downtown St. Pete is probably the best outdoor market in the Tampa…read moreBay area. One of the main reasons is simply the size -- it's one of the largest markets around and they have so many great things to offer. If you've spent any time around St. Pete, you've probably heard people mention this market -- it's kind of a local weekend staple. There's an incredible variety of vendors including food trucks, beverage stands, fresh produce, cheeses, breads, meats, and all kinds of locally made goods. You'll also find local artists and makers, along with vendors selling jewelry, clothing, hats, bags, plants, and other unique items. They usually have live music, which adds to the fun atmosphere while you walk around and explore the different booths. I don't make it out there as often as I'd like since it's a bit of a drive for me, but it's definitely one of my favorite markets in the area. If you're visiting or live nearby, it's absolutely worth checking out. Just try to get there early -- by noon it starts getting crowded, and with the Florida sun it can get hot quickly. I will be sure to take more pictures and update my review the next time I visit.

On a sunny weekend with mild (Florida-winter) weather (Jan 2026), we wanted to try the St. Pete…read moreSaturday Morning Market. It's pretty big, with many very interesting vendors. Local places that grow ginger, mushrooms and truffles, vegetables, micro greens, hot hot peppers, cut flowers, exotic tropical fruits, and live plants. Seasonings, soups, candies, kettle corn, hot sauces, breads and pastries and pies, cheeses, honey, granola, and sea salt. Wood and metal crafts, candles, paintings and prints, jewelry, fragrances, and cosmetics. Chai tea, matcha and red teas, kombucha, fresh-roasted coffee, smoothies, juices, and local craft beer. Ready-to-eat tamales, empanadas, sausages, shawarma, Indian food, French crepes, Cuban food, and chicken salad. And i'm sure we missed some! We bought here and there, and then sat at an umbrellaed table among seating for maybe 100 in the middle of many food vendors, rockin' to live music by Dave G and the Music Mercenaries, and watching a few folks dancing. We drank chai tea and craft beer and drank from a fresh coconut. We ate fresh croissants and salad and hot beef sandwiches and burritos and, the most fun, Budapest spiral-cut potato "chips": a whole potato cut into one thin chip, fried and lightly seasoned, with dipping-ketchup on the side. And some luscious strawberry crepes and fresh made pastries, icing on the cake, so to speak. We had a blast! This full fun creative market runs weekly at least until Mar 21, 2026.