This brand new Farmer's Market is a replacement for the old one that used to be at the Village Hall…read more(see https://www.yelp.com/biz/orland-park-farmers-market-orland-park?osq=farmers+market). This new Market has longer hours and a more expansive location to make it easier for people to attend. It is now located at the 143rd METRA Station in Orland Park...roughly one block west of LaGrange Road at 142nd Street. The Market is held on Thursdays only...from May 25 to August 31. Hours are from 4pm to 8pm. If you happened to be a METRA rider, you will find the Market as soon as you jump off the train at night. Besides adding some live entertainment at this location, the number of vendors is expected to grow substantially as customers find the site. Right now there are about two dozen vendors. The vendors are much like those that were visiting the old Farmer's Market, but this location will eventually attract many additional vendors. Food and food trucks, notions, candles, honey, fresh fruit and vegetables, and many Orland Park businesses are here. For example, the University of Chicago medical people are represented ... even more so because they have a new four story facility just a couple hundred feet away. This new Market is worth trying...it is just one more example of the Village trying to upgrade its offerings to the public. Recommended.

I loved this. It reminded me, in some ways, of the Boulder (CO) farmers market we would frequent…read more There is a wide array of vendors, lots of shade, entertainment, room for kids to run around, and lots of friendly people about. I really loved our experience and can't wait to get back here again a few more times this summer.

Love the Frankfort Farmer's Market. And it is on Sunday from 10-2pm? Score!…read more Impressive size and variety of available products. No flea market art craft stalls = more room for food booths! Love the bruschetta bar and the mini donuts. Got my knives sharpened while I shopped. Price was right and they were done on time. Can't wait to get back.

We have been looking for a new farm stand offering fresh fruit and vegetables (FFV) since our old…read moreBoley Farm stand owners retired at the end of last season. Boley Farm on 151st Street in Orland Park is now run by a new person who bought out the old operators, but he just seems to be getting up to speed and the selection wasn't as broad ... hence the search for a new stand ... and I think we found it in Just Picked. We stopped in at Just Picked on 171st Street in Tinley Park on a weekday and they had a very nice selection. We have driven by this place dozens of times over the years but never stopped in ... glad we did this time. While the selection looks relatively small as you drive by, once you stop in and look around you'll be more impressed with the variety and quality. This is an everyday kind of farm stand during the Summer and Fall, and the people running it were very nice. The owner (Tom) grows much of what is sold on his farm just outside Kankakee ... thus you get fresh, local-grown FFV everyday where the stock is refreshed daily. All the FFV ... and oftentimes flowers ... are presented outside under an awning ... the barn is for his work equipment and other stock. If you are in the market for a farm stand, you have to give this place a try.

Tom and his family have treated all their customers wonderfully for decades…read more Sells quality products, from produce to flowers, to pumpkins, always relevant to the season. A great family run business. Congratulations to Tom, Diane and Kelly

This is a small family farm for produce, on the property where they live. It's like going out in…read morethe garden and getting your produce. They do the picking.

farm fresh produce and flowers. potatoes, cabbage, onions, garlic. beautiful herbs and squash…read more wonderful couple who run the farm. you won't be disappointed.

Bought 4 ears of corn, which you can't open, all 4 were not eatable. Tomato were expensive and…read moreone was rotten in the middle. Very pricey

Every time we go there very friendly very good corn vegetables, and fruit would not go any place…read moreelse

You might want to give Home Depot and Menards a pass on their flowers . This farm has a huge…read morevariety of well maintained plants . The person who checked us out was very passionate about growing the beautiful flowers .

Came back and it was just as wonderful as the first time years ago. The owner and their dog were…read moreincredibly pleasant and it was fun playing catch with the dog. Sweetest pup ever. Sunflower field was spectacular. Check it out!

Tinley Park Farmers Market has come a long way! The addition of Harmony Square and a concentration…read moreof farm and food related vendors has really made this a SW suburban destination on Saturday mornings. The Market is spread out in two areas. There is often music on stage, kids activities, food trucks and many vendors. I'm keen to the local farms, bakery and plant guy. I swear everything I buy from the perennial plant guy not only survives but thrives. Parking is available but you may need to be flexible. The train lot closest often fills up but there are other lots and street parking nearby. Def worth checking out.

Not bad. This market is by the train station and features mostly prepared foods and folks selling…read morecrafts and stuff. I'm not sure I'd call it a true farmers market, but they did have one or two produce vendors. They also had Gigawatt coffee and Stamper cheese there, so that worked out well. I ran out of my favorite Bridgeport coffee beans and was tired of drinking the can of whatever I bought from the grocery store. I'll check it out earlier next year and see if they have more produce and meat vendors.

Go every year, and it's a bit overpriced, but I love the quality. It's my annual treat to purchase…read morefresh fruit and vegetables

Now called Market at the Park and moved to 143rd Street Metra Station. Farmers Market here closed…read more New Market opened Thursday evenings only.

Liked this little Farmer's Market a lot. It is held on Wednesdays from 7 am to 1 pm, and entails…read moremaybe a dozen or so canopies in total. So it is not a huge Farmer's Market, but actually does have some Farmer's Market products. It seems that many "Farmer's Markets" sell soaps and bakery items and jewelry and other products which usually aren't thought of as farmers produce, but here they actually had some. We arrived just before closing so the selection had been pared down, but still managed to buy some plants - a new strawberry plant for the garden, some tomatoes and peppers, and a bunch of onions. While the variety is a bit on the small side - as the summer passes the produce will multiply. And besides that we love to support local businesses. This one is a nice stop on Harlem.

Small market, not much to choose from. They have plants/flowers, veggies and fruit. There is an…read moreAmish farmer with vegetables. It takes place every Wednesday from 7am to 1pm. Not crowded.

The Mokena market is located in the street by the Metra. When it was the French Market, it was in…read morethe Metra parking lot. Now they just block the street. We were in the neighborhood and decided to check out the "new" Mokena market. Not sure what this market is trying to be, a farmers market or a flea market. There were just a couple produce stalls, a few home renovation stalls, some crafts and a lot of vendor stuff - think Avon and Pampered Chef. And a guy that had boxes of candy for sale, like it was Halloween time at the Swap O Rama. I'll stick with the Frankfort Market.

Please, Mokena, If you're going to host a Farmer's Market, you must do something to attract…read morevendors. This review, in no way reflects my opinion of the vendors, just the lack thereof. I'm certain that they weren't any more impressed with the turnout than the shoppers were, with the selection. There's a reason why most of them packed up early as we browsed.