Food was good, services were great. This is the best farmers market in St Petersburg area. The downtown location advertises 120 booths but we have been twice and 50 if they are lucky. Lots of crafts and arts at Corey Ave (St Petersburg Beach). read more

Will never attend again, parked in an empty lot, all the businesses closed, bought our vegetables, in there about 30 minutes, came out vehicle towed, had to uber to downtown St Pete, $350 tow charge, too many other options read more

Blaise (the host of the market) was super knowledgeable about all the vendors and it was one of the most well put together markets I've seen. So many amazing booths, i can't wait to go back. read more

Went Sunday market was fine. Parking is rediculous. Lot wanted plate number and a minimum of 2 hrs at 8 dollars an hr total of 16. Stupid. Should be free parking. Won't be going again just because of parking !! To bad nice market read more

Our revisit after two years is not disappointed. This market still going strong. I feel the market grew bigger. They have more vendors and food trucks. It is use to be one street. Now they added cross street. The visit take more than 1 hours. But it is enjoyable one one hour. Many people bring their dog. There is a sign warning about the hot asphalt for pet especially on the late afternoon. Very consider warning. The fresh market not just have fresh produce. I like the food truck more. I also like Lulu kettle corn. They are the best. The master rib or BBQ is one of the best food vendor there. Long line. read more

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We love come here each time we visit, it's a highlight for us. It's great to see the same vendors each time. Some were giving out free samples. The fresh veggie market in the middle is awesome! read more

A cute Sunday farmers market located a stone's throw from Treasure Island the St.Pete Beach area. It was fun to know that we could hit up the Saturday Morning Market in St.Pete and then this one on Sunday morning. This market is on the smaller side and features a mix of prepared foods, produce and crafts. It seemed heavier on the crafts side percentage-wise. You'll notice some of the markers are duplicates from the Saturday Morning Market. A few favorite spots for us include the bbq booth (they sell boiled peanuts), the produce stand and the ceviche booth with fresh pico de gallo. The other beautiful thing about this market location is easy and free parking as well as the fun that comes with stores surrounding the market as a bonus of activity and options. This is a dog-friendly farmers market (the dog watching was half of the fun!). read more

Corey Avenue Fresh Market - Farmers Market Near Me - St. Pete Beach, Florida

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about 30 of us got our cars towed on Sunday March 30 for parking in the shuttered USPS facility. BEWARE - while we return frequently to the market to support the local farmers and vendors, this is the first time we faced such malicious behavior - will no longer visit until the market organizers address this problem read more

Open 10 AM - 2 PM October thru the first Sunday of June, this weekly Sunday-only market hosts up to 75 vendors. It is closed on Octoberfest, Seafood Fest, & Christmas. Although not a large market, it is a beautifully compact & organized market w/ very friendly vendors & live entertainment (see pic). There were the usual food merchants (perhaps more @ this market than @ others I've frequented). Arts & crafts, produce, candles, flower, jewelry, skincare, & many other genres are covered here. There are a few areas for market parking; however, I was unable to find a spot after driving around the market twice. (I settled for an illegal space in front of a closed business-- & said a prayer I'd be safe:) Since the Hyde Park (Tampa) Sunday outdoor market is still Covid-closed (& possibly not reopening), some of those regular vendors are now here. The lobster guy is one such vendor-- yea:) Masks are recommended (not enforced) & each vendor I saw was wearing one. Definitely a great little market. I'll definitely cross the Bay again for it. read more

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Fun market in St. Pete beach. Not quite the spectacle that is the Saturday Morning Market in DTSP, but solid nonetheless. Some of the same vendors work both markets, so if you're looking for a completely different St. Pete market experience, you won't find it here. That being said, this is the perfect market for those who don't like ridiculous crowds, or who want to go straight to the beach after grabbing your favorite boba tea, bakery item, or BBQ. The best part of this market is that it is on a street with brick-and-mortar shops and restaurants as well. Fun stop if you're in St. Pete Beach. Check out Galaxy Bubble Tea if you're at the market - definitely a solid cup of boba! read more

This is one of my favorite markets in the Tampa Bay Area! It has come a long way since it first opened. When they began, it was simply a couple rows of vendors along Corey Avenue. It was easy to stroll through without finding something to pique your interest. Flash forward to today and the whole market has grown exponentially. Not only do they have some old vendors, but they're consistently adding new vendors and/or rotating through vendors so there is a variety. My favorite vendor at the market is the produce stand, as they have a ton of fresh fruits and vegetables, but also farm fresh eggs, at reasonable prices. You can also find a variety of vendors here, from bakeries (bread, baked goods, etc.); soaps/lotions/personal care items; homemade/handmade foods like canned goods, sausages, guacamole, etc.; fresh foods/beverages - lobster rolls, BBQ, kettle corn, coffee, tea, and so on; to hats, jewelry, clothing, local honey, and other handmade gifts. The other great thing about this market (compared to others) is it's typically very easy to find parking to quickly walk down to the market area on Corey Avenue. It may not be as big as some other markets, but you can find pretty much anything you're looking for here. Whether you're a local or a visitor, I recommend checking it out on a Sunday! read more

Walked around day after our anniversary and so much fun!! I love this in October. So many vendors and the outdoor street fairs are our favorite places to visit. Food trucks abound so you will find great food everywhere. Lots of vendors who are willing to serve everyone with their unique items. Friendly place and very enjoyable! read more

Super fun place to visit. Worth going more than once. Love that it's so dog friendly. I was able to kiss many pooches while shopping. read more

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Missed the Saturday market? Have no fear! St Pete Beach's (smaller) farmers market is a solid option for Sunday brunch/lunch and a stroll to peruse for local crafts and edibles, even in the summertime. I was biggest fan of the arepa vendor who made my bean and cheese arepa right in front of me. I'll be back just to see her again. read more

We go to this market every year on our vacation to St Pete and really look forward it. If you buy nothing else, head to the Jamaican lady's booth for her food. Some the best I have ever ate. Not sure which I like better the curried chicken or the jerk chicken but either way, you won't be sorry and really good size portions also. read more

I made a visit Easter Sunday to check out the market, very quiet on this Holiday Sunday. Parking was easy but I can see it being very difficult as parking is limited and there is road construction in the area. There were 2 fruit and vegetable vendors, a BBQ stand that looked great. Plates ran approx $12. I didn't partake as we had a large Easter dinner arranged. There were folks selling Knick knacks, soaps etc. If in the area it's worth a look but nothing I would go out of my way for. read more

This is a wonderful outdoor market We enjoyed some fresh bread and a smoked turkey leg to take home read more

Made two really cool discoveries here this past weekend: 1. Anderson Macadamia Nursery and Grove, and 2. Eden's Nectar I actually met Eden's Nectar a few days before at the St. Petersburg Saturday Morning Market (http://www.yelp.com/biz/saturday-morning-market-st-petersburg), but it's worth giving another shout-out here. The thing that I like about Eden's product is something I've never seen before: Seasonal Honey. Based on the season the bees have different flowers to choose from. This makes for different tastes, and colors, based on the season the bees are working. I sampled the different seasons and was surprised at just how different they tasted. My personal favorite is spring when the bees are working citrus blossoms. You can taste the citrus in honey. I bought a large container of the spring, smaller containers of the other seasons so others back home can have the same experince I did. I don't see a listing for Eden's Nectar on Yelp yet, so here's the URL: http://www.edensnectar.com/ The other stall I spent a lot of time at was Anderson's. My mother is familiar with their product and wanted to introduce me to it. The short of it is the macadamia nuts are grown in La Belle, FL by a second generation of the man who started it. In addition to selling macadamia nuts, both in and out of the shell, they sell various products made from macadamia nuts. The macadamia nut honey butter was my favorite. No yelp listing for Anderson's, nor could I find a URL. As usual, the rest of the market was very enjoyable. If you are on the beach, the market is a nice distraction. There are plenty of opportunities for buying eats and unique gifts. read more

I like it the fresh vegetables and all the other produce. Lot of good products to buy

Absolutely worth a visit. Lots of variety. Good entertainment. (Really) My only complaint would be it looked like there was one large, main fruit and veg vendor and a loooong line ( but I spun thru really quick as I had perishables in the car. ) read more

Corey Avenue Fresh Market - Yikes - Farmers Market Near Me - St. Pete Beach, Florida

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Fave outdoor market. Maybe cuz Mr. I Got Em is there with excellent BBQ. A great selection of vendors, wonderful shops, always some live music, perfect location, and relaxed vibe. Need I say more?! read more

What a treat!! So many artists, so many wonderful things!! This is one of "do not miss" events whether you are visiting or local.

Lots of very Floridian art here, but also some neat foreign surprises! The people here are older and most of them are nice. I didn't see a lot of diversity here and that always saddens me, most of the vendors are caucasians and mostly polite. I really loved this Annabel boutique I went to that sold me some amazing citrus soaps for less than 10$ yay! Omygosh this place is very hip, youth and senior friendly. This place is a hidden gem! And I was surprised to see a little tent that sold foreign plants and flowers at very affordable prices, I love that vendor but I have no clue what her or his store is called. read more

I love coming there. The road is blocked off for 2 blocks, so there's plenty of space for all to walk around. There's tons of shade to chill in by the stores and since the stores are opened, one can come in for extra browsing and AC. My husband and I come with our small dogs, so it's a plus that we can pop in a store for them to cool off. Tons of vendors. We usually go for the veggies, but often pick up breads, and other foods. The fish vendor is must see. Love getting their freshly caught fish. The fish spread is to die for! I've gotten home made soaps too and lavender sprays for my bedroom. Local crafts make up for great souvenirs for the family up north. They have vendors with smoothies and of course meals. I do like this market better than the one downtown St Pete. read more

A smaller market on St. Pete Beach but lined by shops too, this place was really fun to explore. I found cute little succulents in owl pots & air plants hanging with sea glass & shells to add to my growing plant collection, plus there was tons of food including ceviche & salsa, fresh produce, and organic items as well. Artists were there with jewelry & wall art, plus some coffee tables & tie dyed fabrics. The shops lining the road are also open, some but not all, & you can find bigger furniture in them along with beachy knick knacks & decor plus some other cute shops along the way. Parking was free & close, & it was a nice relaxed market to explore but just a bit on the small side & I wish more of the shops along the road were open to check out as well. read more

I go to the downtown Saint Pete market regularly. This was my first time at this market. It won't be my last! Easy to get to location with parking. Great selection of vendors. Some were repeats from Saint Pete, But many were not. This is a great way to support local business. read more

Wonderful vendors, shops, and people. Spent about 3 hours visiting every shop and most vendors, and bought some nice clothing and good food.

This was a cute little market to browse and look at after breakfast. However, I am glad that we did not drive out to the beach just for this market. It was pretty small. We walked the entire thing in a matter of a few minutes. My Husband was thrilled to find a knife tent. Apparently the guy located there sharpened his knife better than it has ever been sharpened. He has been hesitant to have this done since a previous bad experience. So, we will probably be returning for the $5 knife sharpening. Again, I would plan breakfast or lunch around the visit. There are some amazing restaurants nearby. I also purchased a large jar of sugar free pasta sauce for $10. The nice thing about this market though is that there are a few shops alongside it. So, you can step in the shops for air conditioning or more shopping. We actually ended up finding out that there was a market at Madeira Beach the same day and we went to that one too. That market was larger, but I don't think it is a permanent market. Overall, a cute and very small market. Visit if you are nearby. Do not drive out of your way for it. read more

My sister and I went to this market last Sunday and it was a real charmer. I have been to a craft festival on this avenue before and it was just ho-hum but this Sunday Market was really enjoyable. It has interesting foods, like smoothies, juices, several bakery-type booths and a large produce booth that was very popular. My sister was surprised to see how many places offered gluten-free options. The non-food vendors were different than what I see at typical festivals so it kept my interest. A couple of them captured our interests enough to spend money there. We also came back after lunch to go in some of the shops on the street. Overall, it made for a terrific Sunday adventure. read more

Fun market, friendly people and crafts. A great way to relax and just walk around to shop and have brunch.

I love a good market! It's one of my favorite things to do and I love how it's open on Sundays. I like to walk through and browse everything. It seems like more of a place to buy crafts than food, and most of the vendors are pretty pricey, but it's still fun to walk around and appreciate all of the artwork. I'm not sure how the parking is (I can imagine it's a bit of a bear since two entire blocks are closed, and public parking in St Pete Beach is hard to come across anyway) because I always walk there. Since it's right in the heart of downtown, you can stop and grab a bloody Mary or brunch and people watch from one of the local restaurants on Corey Ave! read more

So it was my first time going to the market and I was excited about seeing some Italian bread and dipping sauces and of course he's giving out samples of fresh bread but when I asked him if he had Rosemary bread he said oh yes I have Rosemary garlic cost me $5 for a small loaf of bread got it home it was day old bread I can't even eat it I had to throw it away so I'm going to give that person a thumbs-down other than that the market was really nice read more

Disappointed. . Veggies from the only veggie stand were disappointing. Bought watermelon And cantaloupe and cherry tomatoes. Both melons had no flavor at all. Ended up tossing the entire watermelon. Cherry tomatoes were good. Won't be returning. read more

The Corey Avenue Fresh Market has freshly prepared food, fresh vegetables from local gardens, music and much more. If you're in Saint Petersburg Beach, it is the place to after church. read more