Perfect Saturday morning, eclectic village of Hamilton, amazing farmers market. We've also visited…read morefarmers markets in Ithaca, Rochester and Syracuse, we liked the one in Hamilton the most. Super friendly people, local veggies, local meat, local cheeses, local bread, reasonably priced food trucks and a beautiful location. It would be remiss not to mention the very cool and laid back town center in Hamilton. Within a couple blocks there's a whole food store, Mexican food, Indian Food, noodle shop, bakery, micro pubs, literally everything. In one quaint little village you can purchase a delicious $2.00 fish taco or $ 75.00 bone in ribeye. If you've never been to Hamilton or it's been a while, pick a nice Saturday and go. You won't regret it.

Fantastic market! Found great jewelry and local, fresh, farm produce…read more I visited in October and was pleasantly surprised to find it in full swing with many friendly vendors: apples, potatoes, jewelry, baked goods, fabrics, wine, photographs, spices, and a various assortment of odds and ends (see marshmallow gun). Saturday, 8 AM to 1 PM May through first of November

Great gluten free baking items snd coffee. Usually gluten…read morefree baking goods are very firm and dry, but they are actually moist and soft. Our latte and Chai are really good. Spacious places with lots of seatings. Even have varieties of gluten free goods and other gourmet items for sale. Definitely stop by again the next time on town.

Cute little shop, I was disappointed that they ran out of milk. However they have amazing baked…read moregoods and a nice selection of homemade jams and canned items to take home. Would love to come back when in central NY.

This is one of the best farmers markets I've ever been to! There was a large variety of vendors and…read morethey're all under a covered pavilion. I also appreciated the organization - the website had a map and directory on who the vendors are and where they are located. I was visiting from out of town so I didn't buy a lot of produce, but I did buy a ton of other stuff. From Georgian garlic, to truffles, to wine, to kombucha, to hand pies, to chapsticks... This is a must stop if you're in the area for much more than produce. Come hungry!

Produce, homemade foods, handmade products, boat tours…read more The Ithaca Farm Market is a great place with about 90 weekend vendors of all sorts. We stopped for fresh produce, cheeses, and coffee. We also saw flowers, art, hard cider and wine, popcorn, baked goods, chocolates, honey, wood, leather, clay, paper, jewelry, and fiber works. Also some ready-to-eat asian food. There was even a tour boat docked out back. The range of goods was amazing. The open air market was a nice weekend activity.

This is the best Farmer's market in the greater Utica area and even compared to other places ive…read morelived! There is a huge selection of everything from food, to produce, to gifts. All the vendors are friendly and helpful. Some may take credit cards, but i'd bring cash just in case. Come early to get the best selection. Often there is even entertainment! I highly recommend the Gyros for lunch, kettle corn, and fresh squeezed lemonade!

I grew up in New Hartford and remember coming to the Clinton Farmer's Market when I was little. It…read moreamazes me how much this market has grown over the years! There is great selection of fruits and vegetables but there are also numerous stands of hand crafted goods including soap, jewelry and art work. The food offering are also great and include homemade gelato, gyros, lemonade and freshly cooked pizza!

One of my all time favorite things to do on a Saturday! There is so much and you can usually get a…read moregood amount of your grocery shopping done! Love being able to try new things, and see such a blend of culture in one spot. Can get super busy and crowded, so make sure you were shoes you don't mind getting stepped on/muddy and bring a little extra patience.

Love walking around shopping for some fresh produce on Saturday mornings from local vendors and…read more farms. The market is usually very busy, when the weather cooperates and sometimes parking is tough to find. Highly recommend a summer visit. Saturday hours 7am-2pm.

The Otsiningo Park Farmers Market is amazing with about 30 vendors and 2 food trucks. It sells not…read moreonly fresh, local vegetables, but also jewelry, pottery, eggs, cheese, soap, homemade ointments, and handmade breads! The food vendors are also awesome - one of them makes the best sausage, egg, and cheese sandwiches. And this is coming from someone who's been to all the delis in NYC :) The market is open every Saturday during the summer from 9 to 1PM. It's an amazing place to hang out in, especially because it's full of amazing people. You will see a plethora of dogs, too, since a lot of dog owners like to walk their dogs in the morning!

Beautiful place to.just go and sit. Have your lunch or whatever. Even wat hing the geese is special…read morethe pond. Nice to be able to walk

a great feeling of community. wonderful vendors with great selection of different items.read more

If you live in Woodstock or happen to be there on a Wednesday between June and the end of October,…read moredo yourself a favor and take a stroll through the Woodstock Farm Festival between 3:30 and dusk. Actually, if you live here you are probably cursing me right now in hippie speak because you have been coming here for 20 years.* Actually, if you live here, you probably aren't looking up your favorite farmer's market on Yelp so I'll just have at it. In 12-15 vendors or so you will find everything that you need to eat healthy and well. From meat to vegetables to fruit to other more savory items (pie, honey), you can easily do your shopping for the week sans beverages. It's an extremely friendly and community oriented atmosphere, accepting of anyone who wants to partake in the festivities. As a side to the market on Maple St., there is a flea market area where there are also food vendors, tents and picnic tables to enjoy your food and some live music. If you are lucky, you will even get to witness some dancing that has probably been going on here since the actual Woodstock. Get a couple tacos from Black Eyed Suzies and do yourself a big favor and get some pretzel bread from that nice lady with the pretzel stand. If you really want to treat yourself, get a chocolate filled pretzel croissant. Actually, get three and send me one...or all three. With Woodstock not full of too much to do at night, this market that spills over into the evening is the perfect opportunity to eat, shop, mingle with the locals and enjoy the cross section of Woodstock that makes it such a relaxing and inviting place to spend some time. _____________ *Sorry.

it was not just fun. It was also super. it was so much fun. I saw so many of my friends in the food…read morewas good five stars

The NH farmers market is a newer, slightly smaller market to the area. They are eventually hoping…read moreto build it into something larger comparable to Clinton or Utica. This year they have a huge new pavilion to hold the market under. You can find everything from crafts, to fresh produce, bread, meats, and honey. I found all the vendors to be friendly and the products to be unique. The food and produce are all fresh. The prices are reasonable. There is also a food truck rally that takes place in the adjacent parking lot during similar hours. There is usually live music to go along with that. Free and worth checking out! Bring your reusable bag!

Another Tuesday visit to The Downtown Farmers !! We enjoy shopping in the market and listening to…read morethe Duo bands they have each week. Today was Frank & Julie. Check it out Every Tuesday !!

This is a very small farmers' market but the location downtown is great. The street is blocked off…read moreand you have Clinton Square adjacent to you so you can lounge, picnic or enjoy some of the fresh foods you purchased. I like the south East Asian food truck that comes here. They sell mostly fruits and vegetables. They even have some exotic Asian fruits at one of the stands (ex: rambutan). The market takes place Tuesday's 7-3 pm but is closed during the winter months. They also sell honey, cheese, jam, syrup and much more. I think it's cash only.

Stumbled upon the farmers market this morning- Adorable and amazing! Lovely selection of produce as…read morewell as handcrafted crafts and homemade food products. Fresh organic meats and locally produced cheeses and honeys.

The produce is overpriced and the variety is minimal. The Amish Cheese Monger is the highlight of…read morethe market! I gave this man and his cheese 4 stars for his incredible farmers cheese. The market itself I rate a solid 1 star The presentations are not impressive.