Love this farmers market! Especially during Miami's chilly season. It's a great way to spend the…read moreday and enjoy a delicious variety of refreshing fruits, juices, bites and also enjoy some other cool vendors along the way. There are plenty of vendors with exciting and unique concepts -- from fresh cut fruits and veggies to beautiful flowers, plants and other artsy items you can definitely enjoy your Sunday here.

We went out shopping before having to be somewhere that was scheduled. While waiting on our on way…read moreback to the place to change, we can across the farmer's market!! Surrounded by beautiful looking fruit, we had to get something. I rolled with the Soursop fresh fruit juice & it was super good. It was hard to go with just one, there were so many juices (alone) to choose from. You name the fruit, they had it. I tried some of their pineapple & it was as juicy just as much as it had a golden glow on it. The fruit bowl portions are HUGE!! A lot of their stuff was around $6 from what was ordered. Along with the juices and fruit bowls, they have smoothies on deck that looked just as good as everything else I've mentioned. Get your fruit fix.

GREAT farmers market. Full of energy. Awesome options for prepared food, specialty gifts/local…read moreproducts, and produce alike. We loved Wayra Roots and Angry Booch kombucha.

Legion Park Farmers Market is one of my absolute weekend haunts in Miami. Standing right on the…read morewater gives it this super chill vibe. It's easy to just melt into the atmosphere, with those gorgeous bay views and a nice sea breeze to keep you relaxed as you amble around. The market does a fantastic job of mixing up the types of vendors on hand , so you've got everything from gorgeous fresh produce and baked treats to local honey, flowers & all sorts of tasty prepared foods that are just perfect for grabbing a quick breakfast or snack. There's just a really welcoming, down-to-earth feel to the whole place. The vendors are all super friendly, super keen to answer any questions you might have & clearly love what they're selling. And then there's the added bonus of being able to support some proper local heroes - those farmers & small businesses are what makes this place special. Plus , it's got live music going on, so you can just soak in that lovely park atmosphere. It's a great place to take the family, or grab some friends for breakfast & some fresh air or even just go on a solo stroll and enjoy the peace & quiet for yourself. Highly recommend if you're after some top-notch local food, some beautiful products & a lovely outdoor spot to hang out in.

This is a cool Miami outdoor market full of specialty vendors who make items that may not be so…read moreeasily found elsewhere. Unique home decor, art, fashion, design, food and so much more. Markets for Makers was originally founded in 2015 and have expanded to a few different locations. After speaking with some of the vendors, this Miami Market for Makers usually takes place at The Moore Building on a multi level indoor space. The outdoor market in the Miami Design District at Jungle Plaza seems to be a relatively new concept. They thrive on helping small businesses get to the forefront of the community. I love this. The outdoor space is stunning and the hosts of the event are incredibly organized and efficient. Love the space, decor, vendors and just about everything about this event. Keep an eye out on their website for upcoming dates as this is not a regular weekly farmers market type of event. The event taking place this weekend is Sat 3/20 and Sun 3/21. Happy to be able to attend this and check out all the cool vendors involved. They maintain safety precautions by asking all attendees and makers to wear masks at all times except when you're eating or drinking. There is a space with picnic tables for this. Tickets to attend the event start at $7 and kids under 12 are free. Buy your tickets for $7 online and get priority entrance otherwise it's $10 at the door without priority entrance. VIP tickets are also available for $15 but this is only available online and looks like the early bird pricing for this ended on 3/10. VIP ticket included priority entrance all weekend at any time, access to VIP preview hour on Sat at 11am-12pm before the general admission people arrive at 12pm. There are over 90+ makers displaying their coolest stuff at Market for Makers. Tons of cool photo Instagrammable photo walls around the event. You can text "MIAMIM4M" to 33222 to get the full map and list of all makers involved. Come out for a beautiful day outdoors and check out these cool makers. After you're done, stick around and walk around the Miami Arts District. You won't regret it. I can't tell you how much I love this outdoor market concept, especially during this time of Covid.

My friend found out about this small artisan food market that was being held on Lincoln Road in the…read morerun up to the Food and Wine Festival. I love Lincoln Road and all of its art deco architecture so it was fun to take a little road trip to check out the market in one of my favorite Miami locales. Lincoln Road is a historic road in South Beach with restaurants and shops. It is closed to cars so you have to find parking on one of the side streets or at one of the city lots nearby. We lucked out with parking but Waze sent me off to the market in the wrong direction. If it wasn't so hot out I would have really enjoyed the extra exploration of Lincoln Road. Eventually we got turned around in the right direction and found the market next to a vintage market that was also being held. That is the thing you can really love about Lincoln Road, there is always something going on. Once we finally found the market it was a greatest hits of some of the best local prepared food vendors in the area. These are the folks who don't have a brick and mortar location so you follow them on Facebook or Instagram to see where they will pop up. We ran into our friends from Sinabuns who we last saw at Dessert Wars at the airport convention center. Also on hand was Better Than Your Mother's who makes cookies so decadent that they are laced with edible gold. She kindly gave us a sample of the best chocolate chip cookie I have ever eaten. I Knead More was selling outrageously delicious guava and cheese babka but I was most excited to find a booth selling four medium stone crab claws for $17. Stone crab claws are God's Christmas present to Floridians. Yes they are expensive but they are so succulent and sweet and only here for a short time. I bought a box and dug in with my friend. An extravagance befitting the holidays. The market even had a booth where you could scan a QR code and enter online to try and win tickets to the SOBE Food and Wine festival. Tickets run from the $100 and up price range per event so wish me luck. This market was a nice way to support local businesses and get everyone excited about the upcoming festival. I am so glad I had a chance to check it out.

Incredible place to enjoy a stroll, see the incredible art work or just hang out have a picnic and…read morewatch all the different types of ppl walk you by. Being in part of South Miami Beach there's many tourists as residents always on the go. SoBe is really one of the best & unique places in the USA. It's good for children & adults & elderlies from all places are welcomed but you must have an open mind because everything goes in South Beach. All cultures in the world are found in one spot, here.

Nice walk down Lincoln Road, but i saw 2 vendors. Really?! They carried mostly fruits. Held on…read moreSundays.

Lovely farmers market to stumble upon while walking or biking along the beach. I was anticipating…read moreit to be larger based on the advertising and my friends took a trip down to go for us to be done in 15 mins. I realized it's the same farmers market that was in the parking lot across from the post office. Good options and variety of items but very few booths-/ hoping they can attain more vendors in the future!

Ambiance is amazing and food ! Went there with a couple friends to walk around and enjoy the…read moreservices that are provided

Vizcaya Village is part of James Deering's historic Vizcaya estate built in 1916 to support…read moreVizcaya. It included staff quarters, barns, workshops, and fields to supply the main house. Today it has been repurposed as a cultural hub of eleven historic buildings offering community programs and a farmers market. This farmers market is tied to Vizcaya's agricultural past. Vizcaya once had its own farm. This very area housed crops and farm animals. Today it is home to a weekly farmers market sponsored by the Urban Oasis Project and held every Sunday from 9:30 AM to 3 PM. This may be the most charming farmer's market I have ever visited. The historic buildings are the perfect backdrop to vendors selling fresh produce, coffee, raw honey, plant protein, hats, healthy desserts and snacks, bike powered fresh juice, plants, spices, candles, jewelry, canned fruits and vegetables, healthy dog food, fruit boba tea, pastries, and prepared food. If you purchased a meal there were picnic tables set up in the courtyard. Lovelo was on hand to book self guided e-bike tours. I enjoyed walking through this lovely market and ended up purchasing several ingredients to inspire my home cooking. In addition to the Sunday market they also offer workshops at the same time for a nominal fee. On the day I visited you could do yoga and paint. They also offer a night market. Check their website for dates. This is a dog and family friendly. Parking was a little tight in the lot for this popular event so come early or pack your patience. If you have never toured majestic Vizcaya across the street I highly recommend you pair a visit with this market.

This night market happens once a month at the Vizcaya gardens, minutes away from Brickell. Each…read moremonth there are new vendors and performances. This market brings together local vendors, has creative activities and live music in a relaxed environment. Each monthly scheduled evening is themed. This month the theme is Friendship Forward, celebrating El Dia del Amor y la Amistad. A tradition observed across Latin America that honors both romantic and platonic love. The market is a perfect wind down, easy going evening, perfect for some family time.

I love this farmers market. It's small, but the location is beautiful, & has some dope shops & eats…read moreclose by. My favorite booth is the spiritual shop. The lady who works there has everything, & is knowledgeable & has the best energy. Every time I've stopped by, I've had an amazing experience. There's also some local jewelry, food, & fruit stands. It's worth checking out.

Lovely fresh market with a variety of vendors to chose from and all are very friendly. The orchid…read morestand has gorgeous orchids! There was a stand with beautiful looking fruit, an arepa stand, an incense and oils stand and a flower stand, but we decided to tried some fresh juices... at $6.00 each, they were the most delicious juices we have had in a while and the vendor was oh so friendly. Would definetly recommend and will be visiting again myself.

Unexpected fun and good times. Came here with the family on a Saturday midday. It is a cute small…read morefarmer's market with local plant sellers and artisans. There were a plethora of food vendors so it's an excellent place to have lunch and walk around. I recommend K Toast, their sandwiches are to die for. The vendors are very helpful, friendly and willing to answer questions about their products.

I'm so sad there's only a few left of the market. This one runs only from January to March amd it's…read moreone of my favorites. Lost of different food vendors, plants, and local artisans. Great ambience and friendly crowd. They even had a little tent for kids to play lawn games. Parking is dicey as lots is blocked for the market, but it's still manageable. Parking is pay by phone.