Great farmers market on Sunday mornings from 9AM-2PM. It's located right by the water with amazing…read moreviews! I came here on my recent visit to Florida and found a lot of great and unique products. I got a reusable shower loofah that I have been loving. I also got some local soap and some sprouted nut butter that was dark chocolate and espresso flavored-delicious! They have food, art and many more booths. I would highly recommend this market to anyone.

This farm keeps getting better!! Live music, vendors, cocktail bar, wonderful activities for the…read morekids. We love this place. Best when the weather is cooler, but lots of covered areas to get out of the sun.

What a great family outing for a nice weather day. Lots of produce, plants, craft vendors and live…read moreanimals including a petting zoo. We bought some soap and some wonderful coffee. We also sampled delicious hummus and babbaganush, which we bought. Fun to see families and kids having fun. Kids activities: train ride, petting zoo, games. Many vendors selling all kinds of things lots of food trucks.

The Stuart Green Market began in the late 1990s when rancher and honey maker Pat Bradley brought…read moretogether vendors in Memorial Park on Sunday mornings. Today you can find the Stuart Green Market on Sunday Mornings next to the St. Lucie River waterfront in historic downtown Stuart. All of the items must be handcrafted unlike the Ft. Pierce Green Market which is on Saturdays. It's also smaller than the Ft. Pierce market. Free parking was easy to find. Vendors were selling artisan crafts and handmade jewelry, produce, gourmet foods, and accessories. My favorite item was the Jeff Hinkley Copper Art wind chimes made out of copper, wood, and brass. I might have to go back for one of those. If you can't make it to the market, he also sells on Etsy. I also liked the wooden beach chair plant holders from Jimmy's Woodcrafts. After you shop the market you can listen to live music at the waterfront stage and wander the many unique shops and cafes in downtown Stuart.

This is a nice size market. Comparable to the Fort Pierce Market and there are some same vendors…read morenot all. Fort Pierce Farmers Market is bigger and also has more food vendors and is closer to the water with shade. Both are pretty nice markets in the area! I'm glad I was able to visit both of them while in town. I love the orchids vendor and the homemade purses vendor. My actual favorite one was the vendor who sold gluten free baked items but not for them baked items but the beach chairs that are actually plant holders. They have a band right next to the water from 1-4, so if you come around 12 or 1230 you can check that out too!

I came to this market on a rainy Saturday during my recent visit to Florida and I had a great time!…read moreI feel like a lot of normal venders weren't there because of weather; it seemed smaller than it sounded like it would be from the website. Regardless, many venders were still there offering great products. I had a delicious coffee and açaí bowl during my time here. There's a great view of the water and it's close to the downtown so you can walk around after.

We decided to stop by the Fort Pierce Farmers Market while we were in the area, and unfortunately I…read morewas a little disappointed with what we found. The market is in a very nice location and was easy to get to. Parking was also not a problem during our visit. There was street parking available along with parking at the library and another parking lot next door, so we were able to park and walk over without any difficulty. The waterfront setting makes it a pleasant area to walk around, but the market itself was much smaller than I expected. During our visit, there were only about 15 vendor tents set up, and most of them seemed to be selling clothing, jewelry, crafts, and similar items. Since this is called a farmers market, I expected to find vendors selling fresh produce, plants, locally grown foods, baked goods, or other farm-related products. Unfortunately, I didn't see any of those during our visit. It is certainly possible that the number and types of vendors change from week to week, and perhaps we just happened to visit on a particularly slow day. The vendors who were there had some interesting things to look at, and the location itself was very pleasant, but it simply wasn't what I expected from a farmers market. Overall, if you are already in downtown Fort Pierce, it may be worth walking through to see what is there that day, but I don't think I would make a special trip based on our experience. Enjoy!

This was a really fun little market. There were many booths with clothes, jewelry, dips, things…read moremade with fresh honey, olive oil from Italy (good enough for sipping.. i bought a bottle), and so much more. There seemed to be as many food vendors as there were products to buy. We got a crab cake from a friendly woman who was only selling crab cakes ~ that was the best crab cake i ever had. My friend and I both bought bracelets made up of handcrafted beads, made from polymer clay. There were places to sit to eat, and the area was very clean. And there was plenty of parking.

Huge market with tons of vendors. So much abundance of local, natural foods and vendors. Very clean…read moreand organized and friendly. Lots of parking nearby. There is also a huge children's park across the street. Love checking out urban abundance for fresh herbs and fruits to plant.

I had no idea this was here, and it is wonderful. Love the fresh produce; it's like going straight…read moreto the farm.

Wonderful Selection of fresh vegetables and fruits. Many other things available it's a small…read moreMexican Store also. So Friendly and Clean!

Disappointing experience! The fruits were overpriced and not of high quality. The only item worth…read morepurchasing was the Hani honey, which was both high quality and delicious. As for the ambiance, it was quite hot inside (I visited in June, so your experience may differ). The service was decent, but it didn't make up for the other issues. I wouldn't recommend going there unless you're just looking to buy honey. I would give it a 1/10.

I really try to support local when I can. I saw they carry a certain milk so I reached out via…read morefacebook messenger since there's no other option to contact. No one ever responded to the message. The phone number on google is wrong, the phone number that's super small on the website no one ever answered and it doesn't seem like it's meant to even be answered by a human. It just had a generic voicemail and then cuts off. So I drove out to see if they had the item. I arrived, no greeting from the only employee. I found the milk, and I went to pay. The cashier could have cared less I was standing in front of her. Never even said a word, just continued to have a personal phone conversation in Spanish the whole time and never once said hello, thank you, good bye. Nothing. Absolutely unacceptable in todays economy. I will not be back. I'll spend my hard earned money where they will at least acknowledge I'm a paying customer.