The 57th Street Greenmarket is a great local farmers market to pick up fresh vegetables, fruits,…read moremeat and baked goods. Everyone here is very nice. It is small compared to other farmers markets, but has all the essentials!

I read that this market is till 6pm so I showed up at 5:50 and they were already packed up. I…read moremanaged to buy three nectarines (that were delicious!) from a vendor from PA.

We got some of the best cherry tomatoes I've ever had from Stokes Farm at the Union Sq farmer's…read moremarket. So sweet! We also got a Jersey tomato, which was okay, but less impressive. Quite expensive, as expected, but considering the quality and the fact that you can't get tomatoes like this at your local supermarket, it's worth the splurge every now and again!

Harvest Home Farmers Market asked me to fill out a survey about a month ago. I told them we need a…read morebakery stand since Meredith's Bakery left. They did a double excellent job finding another nonprofit that I love to provide their bakery stand. I'm looking forward to my Friday visits to this farmers market even more now. Next week I need to remember to see the Harvest Home employee that makes the nutrition food for cooking lessons. Last week I was to early and today I was too excited about the scones I purchased that I forgot to see her. Old age brain overload! I'm recommending this market and I hope to meet my Yelp friend Amanda here soon!!

Still my absolutely favorite market on Fridays! Love coming here and getting fresh kale, peppers,…read moreonions, potatoes and any fruits in season. My favorite Friday morning ritual!

This green market is very small! Hardly even a full block. Then again, if you don't need a lot of…read morechoices this place isn't half bad. They have a bunch of non organic veggie stands, and one option for bread, fish, meat and bakery goods. When I was here, they had a free clam bake. Everyone was pretty happy about that.

There's nothing better than waking up on a Sunday and walking to the Farmer's Market for buttery…read morecroissants. My girlfriend and I not only have our croissant ritual, but we also buy ingredients at the market for that day's lunch and dinner -- fresh mussels from Gill's Seafood that I cook with wine from TB Ackerson, fennel bulb and dill and onion from Muddy River Farm, and a baguette from Bread Alone. We also get mushrooms for sauteing and farm fresh tomatoes for a caprese salad. Peaches also are the star of a nice peach cobbler. Mmmm . . . . foodie heaven. My only complaint about the market is that it's not open every day of the week and it's on the small size -- small compared to Grand Army or Union Square -- but beloved nonetheless. Now open all year round.

I found this extremely tiny gem of a farmers market just last week taking a new walking route to…read morework. I didn't think there were ANY farmers markets in Borough Park. Let alone one of the Greenmarkets. It's on 14th Avenue between 49th and 50th street. They take credit/debit cards and EBT, just like all of the other Greenmarkets. There's only about 4-5 vendors there on any given Thursday. Thursday is the only day they are open. It gets VERY crowded there. Even in the very early morning. Selection is limited since there are so few vendors. You have Acevedo's Farm, John D Madura Farm, Suka-Di Farms and Toigo Orchards. Get there bright and early to get the freshest picks. Acevedo's Farm is where to go. Fresh ears of corn for 50 cents each. Well worth it because they are the largest, plumpest ears of corn I've ever seen! They also had HUGE fresh green beans. The orange mini zucchini were also a delight. All at decent prices too. Toigo Orchards has the best apples. Not much of a selection. Basically just Gala and Granny Smith. So incredibly delicious though. Suka-Di Farms are crazy expensive. None of the orchard fruits they sell are under $3.00 a pound. They also have a vendor selling honey in various forms. Overall, it's not a bad market to hit up if you are in the area. Nothing to go out of your way for but if you're passing by, make a stop!

This is a small market of 3-5 vendors and is only on Fridays from 8 am - 4 pm for a limited time…read moreduring the year. Plenty of produce and fruit options during the summer like fresh herbs, multiple varieties of kale, corn, squash, eggplant, peaches, apples, etc. Prices are pretty cheap. I got a huge bunch of basil for $2. This would be 2 bunches at a store or even other markets. Great to pick up a couple items on the fly.

Checking out this page brings back memories of my visit to Union Square Farmers Markets. I'm…read morewondering if Violet Hill Farm is still there on Saturdays! I'm recommending you go and let me know. No telling when I'll feel up to returning. This place has a great variety of merchandise besides meat, but yes get the BACON!

I've been buying meat from VHF for 25 years and it is always been outstanding. 2 weeks ago might…read morehave been the best chicken I've ever eaten in my life (buttermilk brine, roasted). And we love their pork sausage and rabbit.

The Youthmarket is run by GrowNYC, the same group that runs the Greenmarkets. The difference is…read morethat the Youthmarket not only serves the community as a source for fresh food, it provides job skills training and food education for the neighborhood young people who staff it. The Youthmarket in front of the Abrons Art Center is open on Thursdays this summer from 3-7PM. On opening day last week it was just one table, but the quality of the offerings was high, the prices were fair and there was a reasonable variety of fruit and veg available, including cherries, carrots, apples and beets. Not organic, but local and very fresh. Prices about the same as at the Greenmarkets. This little Greenmarket is not worth going out of your way for, but well worth a visit if you live in the neighborhood. If supporting the Greenmarkets gives you a warm fuzzy feeling, supporting the Youthmarket ought to provide an even warmer fuzzier feeling. If all you're after is some fresh local fruit and veg they're a good source. Glad to have them in the neighborhood.