Gateway Farmers Market is a super cute local market held at the Bunker Hill Fire Department -…read more They have a great variety of vendors, ranging from prepared foods, farmers & growers, and featured businesses, such as nurseries featuring native plants! We were able to check out: +Georges Mill - an 8th generation family farm that produces farmstead cheeses, caramel, gelato, soaps, etc.! +Snow Crane Ice Cream - delicious Japanese artisan ice cream +Tae-Gu Kimchi - all about this kimchi! +Fireside Farms - sustainable produce +and, Manifest Bakery Everything was neatly set up, and there's some parking in the adjacent lot; otherwise, there are street parking available. +great variety of vendors! +parking in adjacent lot or on street

Been a customer for 2 years. It's well run and has friendly vibes. This market's strength is the…read moreeclectic mix of vendors who are a part of it. There's a large parking lot provided for cars--about 2 blocks away, at 36th and Shepherd Streets. It's a short walk up a gradual hill, through a Mt. Rainier neighborhood, but sure beats parking on the street. Just look for the signs. This market can get busy however everyone is super polite. There's lots of picnic tables available. Sometimes there's live music, but there's always music. In fact, when the music is playing, the vendors can sell, but when the music stops, then the market is over. It's open for 4 hours only, Saturdays, 9 AM to 1 PM, and those hours do fly by. I almost hesitate to write about it (want to keep it to myself in a way) but do desire that it succeeds!

I've been shopping Groff's Content Farm for years! I recommend them highly. Go have a chat with…read moreBob, he'll tell you what's good.

This is a small market, it had 2 bakery, 1 meat 2 veggie and some food options Stalls. The crowd as…read moredecent. Surprisingly some stalls did not take card so make sure you have cash. I felt the meat was little on the expensive end. Not much of produce due to starting of winter. But the bread tasted pretty good. There is plenty of parking and nice restaurants in the vicinity so it's nice place for a evening stroll.

I love the DTSS Farmers Market. Well it is not as extensive as my two favorites, it is still fairly…read morebig. This market has some of my absolute favorite vendors, such as Zeke's, DMV Empanadas, Dodo Farms, and the local grain stand. I also appreciate the wine/beer/spirits vendors. It opens a little bit too late for me, so I don't go as often as I'd like, but my visits are always enjoyable.

Great farmers market in Downtown Silver Spring. Have not been in a while but always love everything…read morewe get when we go.

Small community market meeting every two weeks. There's a good selection of vendors that offer…read moreeverything from fresh produce, baked goods, sausages prepared on site, and even live bands. Some vendors I've found to be a little hit-or-miss, but in my short time staying in the area, I'm already a big fan of Cheverly Breadbasket and Heavenly Created Desserts. The former offers Firehook Bakery pastries and breads; I'm especially a huge fan of their blackberry danishes. The latter has pies, cupcakes, and other baked goods. They accommodated my request for a apple-cranberry pie, and I was really impressed that they remembered when I stopped by earlier today, 2 weeks afterwards. It's a friendly, relaxed atmosphere and there's a couple of fold-out tables and chairs for people to eat, chat, and observe. Worth checking out if you're in the area; the ridiculous Saturday traffic on Landover Road/Route 202 alone is worth avoiding to come here instead.

I had an amazing experience. The market was safe and small enough to make my rounds and pic up…read moreeverything I needed. Prices were a bit high but that is to be expected.

This in-season, Saturday, farmers market, occupying a majority of the parking lot in front of Ellen…read moreLinson Pool, has experienced a Renaissance. Gone are the days in which Miller Farms, a mainstay and provider of fresh produce and home-baked pies and baked goods, was joined only by 1-3 other vendors. In 2020, this farmers market conjures reminisces of a small county fair, with spectacular new vendors including Barbie's Doggie Bakery (specializing in chicken & cheese empanadas, blueberry and apple treats, even strawberry & banana frozen yogurt, all homemade, all for dogs); Tee Cee's Boutique (every other week selling comfortable, cotton and polyester, homemade masks for adults and kids and kids at heart, like my wife and me, with designs featuring crimson dragons, Pokémon, and critters of all kinds); and Grater Cater (a food truck selling the best grilled salmon I have ever tasted, along with green beans and Mac & Cheese for sides). Add to those vendors 3 Peas Handmade Soaps, Unity Coffee (for ice coffee to soothe the fearsome family members craving caffeine), and I Got Your Flavor lemonades (including strawberry, mango, and others!); and you have a Saturday destination worth visiting every week between 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Just came from the so called "Farmer's Market". It has one vendor (Miller Farms) who doesn't even…read moregrow all the items they sell. Also grossly overpriced, watermelons for $9? Really? When at the Thursday Riverdale Park and Sunday Greenbelt markets they are $5-$7? I guess being the only vendor means they charge outrageous prices. May as well go to Whole Foods if you're going to pay that much for something and get guaranteed quality. I hadn't stopped there in a couple of years, this was my last time. I'll just wait for Sundays where there are more reputable vendors.

Quaint and small farmers market. Local foodies, farmers, craftsmen…read more.. Not too many booths, but I bet this will continue to grow (herr herr)! Some take card, most is cash only, but come out to support local business!! Love the quartet of old guys jammin out!! Btw, looks like they're here every sunday 6am-3:00p April - November!

From the owner: The mission of the Downtown College Park Farmers Market is to provide local, sustainably sourced,…read moreand wholesome food and products, conveniently located for residents, students and visitors, to foster a strong sense of community, to stimulate economic development, and to improve the quality of life in the downtown area.

This farmers market is jumping! There is parking in the lot it sits in, but parking can extend into…read morethe neighborhood. I didn't realize its popularity but I can see why now. There was quite the assortment of vendors selling things from handmade soaps, plants, vegan food, cold pressed juices and of course your produce. Feel free to bring your dog or the strollers, it's accessible to all. I purchased things from several vendors and will certainly be back. Don't forget to bring your reusable bag. By local!

We were super excited to finally head here with our pups on a beautiful Sunday morning. They do not…read moreallow dogs.

Located in the Arts Walk & Plaza, this farmers market is brought to you by FRESHFARM -…read more We came here to check out a local musubi business, which didn't disappoint. Not much of a variety of vendors on our visit, but everything was well spread apart with much room to move around. Parking is a bit tough. Located adjacent to the Monroe Street Market complex. +difficult parking

It's right off the metro stop. Although one of the smaller farmers markets in DC, it's reliable…read morealways has great produce and local products. (Shoutout to bringing Tae-Gu kin chi vendor to the market! If you haven't tried their kimchi, you're missing out )

I had a great experience at this farmers market. It had lots of black owned businesses that I love…read moresupporting. I grabbed a bottle of seamoss and had vegan lasagna which were both great.

Great local produce. Market seems small than others. Festive vibe.. only till 1 pm. Lots of wines…read moreand crafts too.

I've traveled to several international markets in the area. I found this market to be one of the…read morebest. They stock fresh produce/herbs that are hard to find in regular grocery stores. Produce like Thai Basil, and Thai Eggplant. I traveled to 3 stores in the area trying to find the Eggplant. They have rows and rows of Asian sauces, curries, etc. I highly recommend if you do a lot of Thai cooking and want that authentic taste.

I did my groceries on November 21, 2025.my credit card was skimmed at the register. Later that day…read moremy account was hacked and all my money was gone from my account. I contacted the store, terrible service. I reported this incident to local authoritie.