What this Farmers Market lacks in size it makes up for in quality. The farmer's Market is open in…read morethe parking lot of Infusion Tea every Thursday from 5-9pm and although there were only about 6-8 vendors there was a nice variety of local farmers, bakers and growers. Big Wheel Provisions, Wild Ocean Seafood, Heart of Christmas (hydrophonic grower), Ace produce (organic), Bee's Knees Cupcakes and Olde Hearth Bread Co. were all in attendance. We picked up some very reasonably priced produce from Ace and some raw milk pesto cheese from HOC. I was disappointed that by 7:30pm Olde Hearth was out of most of their breads but the woman working the tables said she planned on bringing more next time. The woman representing Bee's Knees was extremely friendly and cheerful. She had 4 varieties of mini-cupcakes, of which we picked up 5 for $4. It's nice to have a Farmer's Market option for those of us who can't get around to the early morning weekend markets!

We had made the trip over due to a cupcake vendor that had said they'd be there on Facebook, but no…read moreshowed. We picked up some dog biscuits from a stand and came away pleased. Good pricing, friendly service and our dog thoroughly enjoyed them. There were only about a dozen stands overall, and nothing else of interest.

One of my favorite central Florida farmers markets! I've been coming here for at least a decade!…read more The produce vendor in the back has great prices for the quality and amount of vegetables you get! There are a good amount of craft food vendors here too, along with handmade items and body care! There's mushrooms, food vendors, cheese, coffee and even the Pesto Diva! It's a lovely way to spend a Saturday afternoon in Winter Park and Park Ave!

The Winter Park Farmers Market has been a local staple for many years. I haven't been since they…read morerelocated it to the field in Central Park (instead of the Farmers Market venue itself). I'm guessing it just outgrew that area/space. There are a ton of food vendors, plants, and farms selling fresh produce. The veggie selection looked really good today, especially from Frog Song Organics which is where I picked up some mushrooms, peppers, and tomatoes. I also got some amazing jalapeño ranch pickles from the pickle vendor there. I forgot the name but it had "Dill" in it. So good! Also loved the tent sampling all the dips -- they give you pretzel sticks to try as many as you want. They were very tasty. We brought the whole family out today and it was SO HOT. The only bummer is that there's like zero shade coverage and the sun was brutal. We couldn't stay very long because my toddler was getting overheated. We'll likely go back once the weather starts to cool down.

Sweetest owners and the best produce! Love the selection and quality, always on point.read more

I've been to The Farmacy's store front in the past and it's a pretty small selection of specialty…read moreitems for the most part. However, they have truly embraced the times and stepped up to coordinate one of the most seamless order pick ups with far more options than they can normally house in their store location in collaboration with their local farm suppliers. It was a really great way to get access to local food in a time when innovation is most appreciated as is the ability to access fresh food when the normal grocery stores are overwhelmed with visitors. I will definitely continue to support this great local business that has made things easier in a time when many things are harder. Edit: apparently the store front has closed (unrelatedly- they announced this coming change on January 8th due to a failed lease renewal) but the business is still running through their pick up at 8505 Silver Star Rd and online ordering. The system was actually designed prior to these times and just happened to line up perfectly). This family run business is passionate about improving access to locally grown and more organic foods, and they have done an amazing job.

5 Stars for a weekly farmer's market in the heart of Downtown Orlando, along the beautiful Lake…read moreEola! This market happens every Sunday along Lake Eola and features tons of local produce stalls as well as prepared food and drinks stalls and artisans selling their wares. It's a pleasure to walk around and look through the diversity of offerings. It's massive and one of the larger markets I've ever been to. Plus- they have shaded areas under trees with picnic tables for enjoying your food. It's also dog-friendly, so be prepared to enjoy the vast sizes and breeds strolling along with their owners. Overall, a great market for a fun morning. I wouldn't consider it the best market for dropping by to quickly grab produce, rather it's more of an experience to enjoy on a Sunday.

A must every time I come to Orlando! This farmers market is every Sunday and has the best food and…read moreretail vendors. There is no better way to spend a Sunday than by supporting small, local business and having a picnic on the various lawns. My go-to are Cedar Hive Honey, Worthy Snacks, and House of Jerk Cedar Hive Honey has great honey flavors at a very reasonable price for locally sourced honey! Worthy Snacks have the absolute BEST pork rind flavors. You must get the salt & vinegar and garlic Parmesan- WOW. You get a massive bag for $8 or 2 for $15. House of Jerk has some really unique jerky flavors that my husband and I love. They have a 9 for $20 deal on jerky. A new spot I tried recently was Soulful Sazon. Definitely get their chicken pinchos and seafood egg rolls- yum! Don't forget to stop by and get a fresh coconut water. Very hydrating on a hot day!

Fun, inclusive, and fresh market! This Market is completely plant-based with all the items from…read morefood to crafts being vegan friendly. All the vendors are friendly carrying unique and diverse items. I was really impressed with the positive energy and fun experience from the live music and seating inside and out. Location is right in front of lake Eola so it's perfect for a weekday evening out with friends or even a date night.

I absolutely love attending the Thursday Night Vegan Market! I've been going since they originally…read morestarted and have loved to see how much it has grown with the vegan (and even non vegan) community of Orlando. Place right on the corner at Permission Hallow a quaint little spot for this market. Vendors ranging from plants, house hold items, sweet treats, and OF COURSE FOOD! There is truly something for everyone. I can never leave without going to Burgers and Booch, serving up some delicious vegan food. My personal favorite (living in Philly for 4 years) is there cheesesteak. Being completely open to all ages and furry friends, this is the perfect little spot to treat yourself on your Friday Eve.

One of my favorite little markets in Orlando. It's a mini…read morecraft market with a nice handful of booths hosted in the parking lot of Stardust lounge. They Have a wide variety of boots from different crafts to different specialty foods. Like Kraken and their gourmet vegan peanuts, or mama dough, who specializes in different sourdough treats! There's something for everyone here!

The staff running this market is unprofessional and hostile to members of the public using the…read moreadjacent Stardust Cafe space -- which has nothing to do with the market. On two separate Monday evenings, while seated as a Stardust customer in an area apart from the market, I was verbally confronted by market staffers with no provocation. The first incident involved a male staffer who accused me of obstructing their load-out process -- after the load-out had already been completed without any obstruction from me. When I politely offered to move my table anyway, he escalated, raised his voice, stood over me, and demanded that I "sit in the corner" every time I come to the cafe because he's "been doing this market for fifteen years." His tenure does not give him authority over cafe customers. The second incident was more serious. While spending time with a friend after wrapping up a service I offer with full knowledge and support of the cafe, I returned from the restroom to find an anonymous, defamatory note on my table. Shortly after, a female staffer (Gabby) approached me in front of a full seating area and launched into a loud, disruptive rant, shouting accusations and declaring that I was no longer permitted to be at the cafe on Monday evenings. She has no such authority. When I calmly pointed this out and asked her to leave, she continued shouting until I firmly repeated my request. Multiple people present were visibly unsettled by her behavior. Both staffers invoked "knowing the owner" and "fifteen years" as justification for ordering around a private citizen on property they do not control. At no point did I raise my voice, use profanity, or act in any way that was inappropriate. Stardust Cafe itself is wonderful and their staff has been nothing but welcoming. The Audubon Community Market, however, is run by people who have a deeply disordered sense of their own authority and apparently feel entitled to harass members of the public. Two incidents, two different staffers, same pattern. Give this market a pass.