A beautiful area - many American's dont know about 30A but this strip is so up and coming to the…read moremainstream folks, it's gorgeous and worth it. Super packed, dont expect to find parking on weekends. Lots of options for food: food carts, snacks, coffee, beach shops and seating all over. The beach is just spotless and stunning. Id love to stay here in the future! Oh and clean bathrooms - very impressive!

After hearing about this market for some years, we were excited to finally come here on our first…read morevisit to this part of the state. We came on a recent Saturday and the main street was pretty much chockers with cars, although we managed a spot right next to the market. There are probably two dozen vendors but only one produce stand, which is primarily why the experience wasn't a knockout for me. Most of the market was novelty snacks and baked goods, and I did appreciate the samples! Some of my favourite samples were the shrimp ceviche and unidentifiable crumbly biscuit. We ended up grabbing a bag of mixed nuts and cranberries and a whole lot of veggies. The location of this market, enveloped by the beach front, food trucks, sidewalks, and a super cute Seaside houses, pretty much makes it a destination. I'd be glad to go back.

This farmers market is pretty amazing! I'm in love with the slocomb tomatoes, honey,watermelon,…read more and peppers. There are several people selling similar products so take a look around before you decide to buy. I was also able to score fresh local blueberries and cayenne peppers. The prices are fair for what you get. Bring your own bags! This building is set up just for farmers markets. It has permanent parking and restrooms. Most of the vendors are friendly and knowledgeable. Highly recommended

Awesome little farmers market. Great produce and honey available. Get there early to get what…read moreyou're looking for!

Totally worth the stop! My wife has started liking "fancy" butter lately so I saw their sign for…read moreAmish butter and pulled in to get some. Which I did...they have it in two sizes. While I was looking at and deciding between the butter I noticed they had about 10 varieties of Amish cheese so I picked up some Aged (2 yrs) Cheddar. Well then I looked to the right of the refrigerated case and saw they had local honey. I'm almost out of honey so I ended up getting some of that too. Wouldn't you know it, then the lady working there showed me "the best" jam..."F-R-O-G" jam. Which is Fig, Raspberry, Orange, and Ginger. I love jams so I got some of that too. I thought I was done at the check-out but then I looked in the fridge right there and saw a dozen free range eggs for $3, I opened them up and they looked awesome so I got those too. I'm a sucker for local food marts. You will be too!

This place is owned by a really nice family who work hard to bring great products to their shop…read more Some produce, meat, eggs and milk are theirs and sometimes it is supplemented from other farmers or farms with the same philosophy. The products are great, very fresh, and in my opinion, better than the grocery store. For sure a better selection and produce is all organic. All of the items available are placed with love and consideration. You can tell that when you walk into the trading post :).

Had pecans cracked....they were done quickly and perfectly! Very nice young man, the owner was…read morevery cordial!

Not sure if it was my skin tone or what. Called ahead to ensure they were open, pulled in and as I…read moream backing in my brother notices we the sign on the door flip to closed. Well we get back in and head out and magically I see the sign flipped back to open. Really disheartening as a U.S. Army retired veteran to experience this type of behavior. I do think it should be noted that I have never in my life experienced this level of discrimination anywhere that includes several states and other countries. But I'd rather you turn me a way than something else so for that I'll thank you. Being in the Bible Belt and seeing how others treat people because of difference just shows the LACK of knowledge in Jesus teachings but I'll leave that there. Felt obligated to warn others don't waste your time nor money here. Minorities spend more money in this country than anyone else. Spend your money where you're valued and not even tolerated.

It says rain or shine. That is not true. I drove 30 min and arrived at 8:30 this morning.... Waited…read moretil after 9 am and it was just a drizzle and they said they were waiting until the rain passed and it would probably be another hour. So no word as to when it would open etc. what a waste of time. For someone that has been to markets across the country and it says rain or shine its rain or shine.

Exceptional presentation and vendors! Wish it was larger but the vendor friendliness blew me away!read more

Variety of products being sold . Vendors were all pleasant and knowledgeable. Met lots of people…read moreand dogs it was a nice outing on a beautiful Saturday parking was easy too .

What a spectacular market! The setup is beautiful and many unique vendors. The wonderful lady that…read moreoversees the market helped me get about 25 pounds of unshelled dried peanuts thru one of her vendors that came from Alabama. They coordinated directly with me to ensure that I received exactly what I needed. Now we can have Alabama boiled peanuts throughout the football season in Texas. Customer service like this is worth talking about!!

This is a great place to stop and buy all your fruits and veggies. They also carry local milk, and…read moreAmish meats and cheeses. Fresh oysters, fresh gulf shrimp, and hot boiled peanuts are also available seasonally. Check it out! Accepts all major credit cards and EBT.

FYI this review is for Market Square Sweet Bay In order to post I had to give it a 1 star! Feb 8,…read more2026. 10:36 AM. 4 vendors and 1 vegetable vendor just getting tables out of their van to set up. Don't waste your time with this farmers market. By the way the start time for this market is 10AM! NEED I SAY MORE???

Great Downtown Market atmosphere with live musicians, food trucks, artisans under tents, fresh…read moreproduce sellers, prepared foods, baked goods, and pet friendly. A lovely glance at local small businesses and artisans.