If you haven't been to the Melbourne farmers market at Wickham park I am going to highly suggest to…read moremake it your priority to pay them a visit. Every Thursday from 3-6 they are open with vendors (jams, olives , coffee , vegan and vegetarian goods, raw milk , plants, soaps and bread as well as fruits and veggies) and live music. We packed up a picnic dinner and hit the park after we stocked up on some of our favorites. The kids had a blast and mommy and daddy have salsa and olives to chow down on after there bed time . #spacecoast #foodie #food #farmersmarket #supportsmallbusiness #locals #wickhampark #salsa #olives

I highly recommend making this a regular stop! Can't say enough about Funky Chicken Farm's…read moreproducts. Best eggs and breakfast sausage! Capt. Tony's Pirate Salsa is awesome.

I've been here a few times and enjoyed it! It's not like the farmers markets I'm used to in…read moreKentucky (which are comprised mostly of home grown fruits and vegetables), but is more of a collection of small local businesses selling homemade goods/homemade foods. Both times that we've been there were maybe ~15 booths and a few food trucks which smelled really great! I picked up a few baked goods (vegan chocolate chip cookies from Donna Marie's Catering and some mini pies from Meredith's Jam N Goodies). All were great and reasonably priced! If you're looking for a treat, there is a wide selection here. I also got some homemade pot holders from another vendor which are super cute. Parking isn't too difficult. I would say you can entertain yourself for about an hour here. We will be back!

You're better off driving the extra hour away to Lake Eola's on Sundays, Viera once a month, or…read morepretty much any other farmer's market. This one was small, had no diversity, and like just one of each type of thing. Nice park though. That's pretty much the only positive. Went there hungry and left even hungrier. Also at one both that sold veggies and some kind of hot sauce, the vendor was vaping the whole time. It was off putting and unprofessional. Seriously, though, Lake Eola's market is an amazing market with really great vendors not mediocre arts and crafts and pyramid scheme booths. Much better food offerings, too. Although the lady with the two tables full of baked goods at Melbourne had decent stuff.

The vendors are wonderful, and the products are fantastic!…read more The prices are very reasonable. I highly recommend you stop by on Saturdays and check it out.

From the owner: Farm Picked Produce, fresh baked bread and baked goods, botanicals, plants, sewn crafts, lotions,…read morehandmade soaps, and so much more.

This is a fantastic flea market. It's my favorite flea market out of all the other flea markets…read morethat I've ever been to. They have ample parking and they have a lot of awesome shops all gathered in one cool, massive, open to the outside but still covered, building. You can even find fantastic deals on really great items such vintage and antique pieces here. I once found an antique, 1800's Victorian period, rose gold and opal ring. It was in a ring display holder amongst all kinds of different rings ranging in different sizes, styles, and ages, that were for sale. They sell all kinds of things here, such as clothing, plants, pets (including purebred puppies) and pet supplies. They sell dishes and all different kinds of other things that you would find in a garage sale or yard sale. They sell knives and other different custom one of a kind items, which is great for finding that perfect gift for birthdays, Christmas, Mother's Day, Father's Day, etc. Plus, don't forget that prices at flea markets are often times negotiable. I would definitely make it a point to stop here and shop for Christmas and the holiday season, as the weather will be beautiful outside that time of year and there will likely be holiday themed shops and a lot of the best shops of the year to browse during that time of year. They also have a food area where you can stop, and take a break from walking around, to get some tasty food and refreshing drinks to keep you cool and hydrated. This area is definitely a little on the smaller side, given the enormous size of the flea market, but they do have a fair amount of seating. An issue to consider when deciding if you should come to this flea market is that it's so very hot in Florida (especially in the Summer months), that it's almost too dangerous to walk around outside at flea markets, because you risk suffering a heat stroke. They sell many ways of staying cooler online. We live in a state where people come year round to visit the theme parks, so people are always finding new ways of staying cool in the Summer. My mother just bought a hat that is solar powered, and it has multiple adjustable fans that blow air on to her directly, that she uses when she is out and about in the Florida heat. She primarily uses it to keep her cool while she is gardening. Something that might help a lot is if vendors at this flea market carried business cards, with a good number to call, in the event that they wanted to tell us if they had something available that a specific customer might have an interest in, ahead of time. Like if a vendor sold rings, and then gave me his card, he could call me if he had any vintage and antique rings in stock, and I could call him whenever I wanted to check and see if there was anything I might be interested in in stock that day as well. I definitely recommend checking out this flea market. It's a fun way to spend the day and you definitely won't regret it.

Some vendors had excellent pricing and were very helpful in finding items. I was on a hunt for…read morebrass items and they were plentiful! My friend ended up getting a piece for 10 dollars that was over a $200 value when we looked it up online afterwards. I was able to find cds for a dollar each! I had my eye on the candle holders in my photo but the pricing was a bit steep.

It's not a farmers market .. It's a arts and crafts show.. There are no REAL farmers , just a stand…read morewith store bought veggies.. All other stands are handmade doodads

I was prepared for a very small farmers market, which the Eau Gallie Farmers Market is, but the…read morevendors were very disappointing. There was one veggie/fruit stand and all the produce was store purchased, nothing home grown. Stay away from the vendor selling bread, pastries, coffee, and dried fruit. I asked if he dried his own fruit or roasted the cofffee and he admitted it was store bought and repackaged. I should of known better than to purchase his bread. The rosemary round loaf was $6 and molded less than a day later. The frech baguette was stale. The bread seems to be older loaves bought from another location and resold for full price. Lastly, vendor selling flavored dips is way overpriced at $6/package. He too does not make his own product, but orders the "Gourmet Creations" from www.gourmet creations.net where anyone can purchase the same product for $3.50.

I was there this morning It said it was open…read moreIt was NOT What a disappointment The communication/ advertisement/ notifications needs to be correct and online

Hot food here is the seriously the best in Melbourne and the you genuinely can't beat the prices…read moreeither

I love the variety of the groceries and the hot food section. Every time the portions are so big…read moreand a plate is around $10. All of the staff are very kind. I see a lot of reviews talking about a smell coming from the fish section but it's really not bad this is just an authentic hispanic grocery store. I highly recommend!

This place is a "roadside" produce stand / store. It has the two "stands" on either side and a one…read moreroom store in the middle. Everything I saw appeared fresh and attractive. I had never seen so many types of fresh mushrooms! Their very good looking green beans were priced at $1.99 per pound, and I purchased a couple of pounds for the upcoming holiday meal. I also bought a couple of good looking red naval oranges for $1.49 per pound. The checkout girl was friendly and polite. There's plenty of parking under the big oaks along the side and also in the front. This place surpassed my expectations in their quality, quantity, selection, and customer service. I'm giving this place 5 stars and will definitely be back. I highly recommend you check them out!

Cute family owned produce store on Wickham Road. They have good quality produce and a variety of…read morefruits and vegetables that are not readily available in other local markets, including purple cauliflower, chayote, and Honeybell oranges more recently. Decor definitely has a heavy religious theme to it. Staff is friendly. However, over the past two years, we've had a few instances of inaccurate charges, including a few upcharges compared with the listed rate. The first two times, one could consider simple mistakes. However, the frequency of these errors feels like a bigger systemic issue that should be addressed. While we would love to visit this market more frequently, this issue has been a significant barrier. Future shoppers are advised to keep a close eye on their receipt to make sure that the charged rate reflects what was expected.

I absolutely love this company and recommend to all of my family / friends. Not only is their…read morecustomer service and delivery top notch, but the produce is ALWAYS fresh and tasty. You're able to preview your selections ahead of time, and can swap for other items if there's a certain veg you don't care for. I get the large box and honestly, it's the only reason I've been able to eat fresh while working through this pandemic. Thank you so much to the team!

Great selection to choose from! All fresh and organic, delivered to your door. Choose from a small…read morebox with 10 items or a large box of 20 items that you pick out.