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.

This is the best farmers market I've been to in Pittsburgh. I'm sad I didn't come across it sooner,…read morebut it's my go-to Sunday activity now and I'm making up for lost time! The farms that bring their produce to this market have some of the most beautiful produce I've come across locally. There also seems to be *more* produce compared to some other farmers markets in town. There are plenty of other great vendors selling things like meat, fresh bread, coffee beans, pastries etc. It's a wonderful way to stock up on fresh goods for the week. Shoutout to all the local vendors who make this market a real gem.

This market is small but there are some good quality food vendors. It's a pleasant stroll to browse…read morethere on a nice evening. The vendors are quite friendly and it will take a very short time to cover all of them. The park setting makes a lovely backdrop and the accessibility to Deutschtown is a plus. The evening hours are a nice touch as a change of pace compared to most markets.

The food is great!! There's a lot of people, so you know it's a great place to be. I will be back…read morethis Friday!!

This was a delightful little stop to pick up a dinner picnic for our hotel that evening. This cozy…read morelittle grocery features a variety of locally sourced ingredients, prepared foods and widely sourced goods (aka from outside of VT). We ended up gathering a turkey wrap, broccoli cashew salad, and tomatoes for our dinner. They also sold a variety of soups and salads, kombuchas, fresh cut flowers, oats for breakfast and more. The broccoli cashew salad was fresh and delicious. I was a little bummed that the Turkey was but fresh cut and appeared to have preservatives/lunch meat texture. The staff we encountered were friendly and it was a great visit overall.

Of all of the various farmers market locations in PGH, Bloomfield has to be the best! I recommend…read moregoing on the earlier side because the lines can get pretty long after around 10:30am. There is a very wide selection of produce - I recommend doing a lap around before buying to scope out what looks best! There's also some great vendors for things like middle eastern food, freshly made breakfast sandwiches, and breads and baked goods. The wide variety of vendors is what sets the Bloomfield market apart from other locations (Squirrel Hill, Lawrenceville).

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.

The prices are grossly inflated. I can get the same jar of peaches at another store $3 less. I…read morewas shocked when I moved here in July 2023 after paying $5.50 a dozen ear of corn to $11 a dozen at Trax, farmers markets, and the grocery stores. I can understand the grocery store being a little higher because they have to buy it and bring it in but all Trax they had to do is pull it out of the field and put it in the table in the building so the price should be much lower. As a result, I take a day trip back to Belleville, where I used to live and buy about 8 to 10 dozen years of corn and freeze it for the winter I also buy five fry peppers 5/$1 red and green bell peppers 3/$1, zucchini 3-4/$1 and they're not itty-bitty little things. They're a normal size. I just find that tracks prices are way out of proportion compared to other places.

Simmons Farmers Market is the off-site store for Simmons Farm…read more It sells produce such as corn, broccoli, peppers, cauliflower, onions, green beans, cucumbers, potatoes, squash, tomatoes, grapes, apples, and pumpkins. It also sells desserts such as pies, plants such as flowers, and other businesses' products such as canned goods. I bought two bags of fresh produce and a jar of honey. The total price was $39, which my husband thought was more expensive than regular grocery stores' prices. The employees did not greet me as I walked around the store, but I think that English is not their first language. The cashier did thank me and tell me to have a good day. Overall, I do not envision myself shopping here regularly, but I enjoyed browsing the products, and so far, these foods at home are tasting good.

After seeing posts online about this Farmers Market for quite some time, I finally made it out to…read morecheck it out this past summer! I stopped here around 1:30 PM on a Sunday in July for the second market of the season. The Carnegie Farmers Market is held right on E Main Street, and spans about a block or so. There is a parking lot on one side of the street, or there is plenty of street parking all around. Carnegie is relatively flat, so it is an easy walk to the market wherever you end up parking. Hours of the market are Sundays from Noon to 3:00 PM in July and August, and 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM in September. When we visited, there was a good amount of patrons around, but it was not overwhelmingly crowded. Many patrons had their dogs, so they are definitely welcome to the fun. There are a healthy amount of vendors, as well as businesses that line the street which are also open during the event. On the day we visited, there were nearly 40 vendors, in addition to the businesses in the area. Vendors range from farms, food stands, hand-made gifts and goods, alcoholic drinks, local organizations, and much more. The beauty of a market like this is that they will change weekly! Some of my personal favorites from this particular market day were Cox Woodwork out of Aliquippa, and the Mexa food stand. I also enjoyed the live music playing. They bring in a different musician/musical group weekly, so that is also something to look forward to seeing differently each visit. All of the different vendors will have different pricing, but I did not think anything was extremely expensive or unreasonable. There are select vendors that accept Fresh Access and SNAP, which allows dollars to stretch even further than they normally would! We ended up spending over an hour in the area, between the vendors on E Main Street and the surrounding businesses that were open. Markets like these create such a fun atmosphere and promote community. It was fun to walk around, browse, and see all that the market and Carnegie had to offer. I look forward to being able to stop here again this upcoming summer! This is a great market that seems to be growing in both size and popularity each year. Be sure to check the updates that are posted on Facebook by "Carnegie Markets," as that is usually how I find out the latest information on this one!

This is a very cute and fun farmers market to walk around. There are quite a good number of vendors…read moreselling different products from fresh produce, cheese and dairy, to hummus and hot dog stands (with delicious kielbasa sandwich) as well as both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. If you are not looking for something to eat, but are rather in search of a cute gift there are also vendors that sell a selection of fresh, beautiful bouquet of flowers or small potted plants to choose from. There is a parking lot right where the farmers market locates, or you can park on the street as well. Most places will take credit card/venmo but I recommend having some cash, just in case.

I went to the Lawrenceville Farmers Market for the first time in over a year this week. Usually I…read morego to the Bloomfield Saturday Market, but knew it would be too crazy up there during Little Italy Days. The Lawrenceville one is small and quiet, and very enjoyable. I did a quick lap around to see what was available. I needed fresh produce, and I found exactly what I was looking for. There was a good selection of heirloom tomatoes at a few of the vendors. The Harvest Valley Farms table is huge and they always have a good selection for a reasonable price. They also take credit cards which is helpful. I can't get all of my groceries here, but it is nice to get some local produce in the middle of the week.

The Lawrenceville farmers market on Tuesdays is phenomenal!…read more Some really fantastic vendors selling some great products! Must try the espresso soda from presshousepgh - a true coffee lover's drink. Open between 3-7 every Tuesday at @bay41pgh , add this to your farmers market list! There's plenty of parking available around the block!

True Pittsburgh gem. Nestled in the heart of Market Square. All LOCAL artists featured, everything…read morefrom candles, body scrubs, cards, bags, t-shirts, & items for your home can all be found right here. They also have the Edge card for those who reside & work in Downtown Pittsburgh. The card is FREE and offers discounts to local businesses! Be sure to Support Local and check out this very cool location. The manager Samantha is very friendly & readily shares out information & fun facts about the artists.

I literally stumbled upon Shop PG&H on one of my last trips to Pittsburgh…read more What I love the most about this place is everything is coming from local artists. They sell pottery, crafts, art and sculptures, wallpaper, apparel and more. Occasionally they will have a maker take over where a local maker does a pop up shop in part of the store and you can learn more about their products. I was really impressed with the quality of the goods and really loved the products made overall. If I had more space in my luggage I would have loaded up for sure. This is a great concept and much needed store in the city.