Sadly, we were in town for a funeral, got to the church too early, so we took a walk around the…read morecorner. Although it was too early in the morning for all the stores to be open, it is a lovely, cute, quaint place. The food stalls looked wonderful and they even had a little gift section. If you're in the area, it's definitely a place you want to check out. We didn't go upstairs, we ate outside on some cute benches, but evidently they're seating inside upstairs.

The north market should be called international market…read more This wasy first time here and so many ppl told me their places in there that have really good food, but they did not tell me that it was food from other countries. So I was a little taken back you got a little bit of everything in this location is really small. And the parking is terrible but what can you expect for downtown? I had to take my ticket inside and if you purchased something from one of the vendors, they have to give you a QR code for the parking garage and it's two dollars for parking. We had Indian food and the food was delicious. The young lady behind the counter was so nice. She let us taste the chicken before purchasing our meals. The food in the North market is expensive. It was almost $40 for two people to eat. Then we had Jennie's ice cream afterwards and it was $15 for two scoops of ice cream. Customer service was great as all the vendors were awesome and explained everything to us. Is this something that I would do again know just because of the parking and most of the restaurants inside of Markette is not something that I would normally eat very clean. There is a second floor for you to sit. I don't know if they had an elevator. I didn't see one, but I know there are stairs to the second floor. Very busy long lines and you feel like you have to rush to order something because all lines were so long.

The UA farmers market takes place on Wednesdays from 3-6:30 pm and runs through mid October…read more It is a very small market, but the vendors that are there are great. I always come away with some happy combo of cheeses, coffee, fresh flowers, and/or baked goods. There are typically only 2-3 produce vendors, so the lines for those do tend to be long. They usually have one food truck onsite. Parking can be tough to find in the Tremont Center parking lot on market day, but the residential side streets are a good back up. Today they had live steel drum music, which really added to the experience.

Taking a star off because they have changed things, and not for the better…read more It's still a pretty good market. Nice variety of vendors. Handy location for many. They had to move it because Littleton's opened, and uses the parking lot, plus there's the new shelter, which is nice but takes yet more of the lot. Now the market is in the street between the parking lot and the church. Strung out, instead of in a more compact rectangle. Not a huge issue if you can walk fine, but with a senior and a kid in tow- hell, with two bad knees myself- it makes it harder. Speaking of walking, the "walkways" in the parking lot are ridiculous, and dangerous. Interrupted by trees taking up the entire width of the walkway, plus rocks at one end. You have to walk across uneven surfaces or out into the narrow, busy lanes of the lot itself. And then the market is directly beside the lane by the mailboxes, putting people right into traffic. Sad to think someone actually designed it this way on purpose.

We are spoiled with great summer farmers markets in Columbus. I feel like each of them has kind of…read morea unique "personality." Worthington has lots of vendor variety and is hectic and crazy busy. Dublin has lots of food and craft vendors, but not a lot of veggies/fresh produce. Upper Arlington is very small and tends to have the same vendors every week. Clintonville, for me, strikes the perfect balance of food, fresh produce and community. As a special treat, they sometimes have live music. Spontaneous circle dancing even broke out this morning. Fun! There are typically 4-5 food vendors, lots of fruits/veggies/flowers, all kinds of beautiful baked goods and several coffee vendors. The baked goods seem to sell out quickly, so I suggest an early arrival for the best selection.

This is one of the best Farmer's Markets around! I love the variety of produce, flowers, and baked…read moregoods available. Start off with a coffee at Global Gallery (protip: if you want drip coffee they usually have an express line set up outside) and stroll through the stalls on High Street. It's also a great opportunity to check out Wild Cat and a few other businesses on the block. It runs late spring through Thanksgiving so make sure you get there while you can!

The Dublin Market at Bridge Park appears to be affiliated with the old North Market in downtown…read moreColumbus. It was a similar interior with a variety of food vendors and shops. It was close to 9pm when we were there so we didn't get an opportunity to fully explore the market. But it piqued our interest for a return visit. Two nights a month during the summer, they host an outdoor market with a variety of vendors. And on Saturday they host a farmers market and close the street for several blocks,

Such a great market! Lots of parking, so many vendors, and a good amount of variety as well. We saw…read morelots of food vendors, sweet treat vendors, clothing booths, and there was a few singers and DJs spread throughout which was really fun too

Came here on a Saturday around 8:30am and it was already packed. We found a spot in a local church…read moreparking lot. There were a decent amount of vendors. There were fresh veggies, flowers, baked goods, coffee, cheese, honey, and more. Since we got there early, we got coffee but didn't see many food options to eat while walking. I did enjoy walking around and seeing all of the vendors so I would come back closer to lunch time

Glad this event was held indoors due to the rain but don't let that fool you, the crowd came out…read moretoday to enjoy this event. Every one was in a buying mood. Candy from the Buckeye lady was off the charts since it was my first time trying the famous candy. I think I'm in love. The Italian cookie (more like a cake) was delicious. Raspberry and strawberry I can't decide. I'll take both thank you. Walked away with a bag of apples, spinach and cheese bread, popcorn weeds and cross sweet buns. I was told this event will be held outside once the weather gets warmer and that it will be much bigger. So do yourself a solid and be sure to keep a watch out for this event.

The farmers market has moved to the multipurpose area in the High School for the winter!!!read more

The 4-stars come for the opportunity to buy local! The market is a great stop when strolling…read moreGrandview Avenue on a Saturday morning. You can find really great local produce, salsas, flowers and the occasional craft stands. I hope to see this market grow in the coming seasons!

It's eight Sundays a year open 12am-4pm, except in December, during Village Lights it's 3pm-8pm…read more Just like it sounds, over 60 local makers bring their baked goods, jewelry, leather crafts, flowers, art creations and more, here for you to peruse and hopefully buy. Admission is free and everyone is welcome. They even have food trucks, drink stands and today they had entertainment. Some stands are a second store front for a bigger businesses and some are folks that run a smaller business in markets like this. It's all good. There's quite the variety. We had fantastic weather on our only chance to experience this treasure. As you might expect, we drank too much, ate too much and spent far too much on the local crafts. You only live once. Parking sucked. We had to walk a couple blocks. It was a decent area making for a nice stroll. Everyone involved showed us so much heartfelt hospitality and good will. We talked to so many locals and learned so much about the area and the town's history, it was a total shock that we'd spent 4 hours here. 10/24

Great people (and dog) watching. Really nice variety of local vendors and a few food truck options…read more The Jennings Java coffee booth was a welcome sight. This market gets very busy quickly and the space it takes place in is pretty small. Parking is tight in this area, so you may have to walk a bit. Market runs until early December to coincide with GV Village Lights.

This is such a cute place! They have a market on one side where you can buy produce, cheeses, and a…read morefew other items. They also have a cafe with a dining area on the other side. They had so many bakery items that looked amazing! I tried their oatmeal and one of their egg bites. I also tried a cold brew. It was the perfect breakfast

A beautiful farm with lots to offer. Flowers for sale, strawberry picking sign ups and an outdoor…read morepatio greeted you upon arrival. When I entered it had plenty of dine in seating. You go to the front counter and order your food and drinks. They have baked goods, sandwiches, quiche and even a variety of coffee just to name a few. I ordered a pistachio cheesecake latte, a sprinkle strawberry cookie, a strawberry breakfast bar and a feta, sausage & spinach quiche. Coffee was amazing, not to sweet, plenty of flavor and a great start to my morning. The slice of quiche was impressive and it was delicious after warming up and enjoying at work. The breakfast bar had no chance and was eaten as soon as I left the establishment and got in my car to leave. The cookie went to my daughter who had no problem devouring it and she thought it was so cute. No complaints everything was great. Overall just the cutest establishment, with lots to offer. Service was good and prompt and the ladies helped me decide on food that morning and got me up to speed quickly with the options they had available and that sold the most. Upon opening at 8am there wasnt many people and I was able to browse and order quickly as well. Cutesy find right by work that I will be visiting more often and already boasted about to others.

Went there for pumpkins and got them for a fair price for this type seller. They have other…read morevegetables and produce for sale as well. I would buy from them again.

Fun visit and friendly helpful staff! Awesome apple cider and huge pumpkin selection here in the…read morefall. Great selection of veggies all season long!

I enjoyed myself and got some great prices on local food and flowers. The farmers and vendors are…read morevery knowledgeable and the staff representing the Easton Farmers Market was very helpful. There is a variety of things represented and that is a plus. From honey, local flowers, bread, seasonings, strawberrys, apples, to handmade "etsy.com type" goods. There were representatives from Barnes and Noble, Aveda, and Crate & Barrel all demonstrating goods, giving free samples, and offering a raffle for free goodies. They also have a service that allows you to make your purchases and store them in a portable truck and if you have other Easton shopping (Macys for example) to do, you can pick up your edible goods when you have finished all of your shopping. This is so thoughtful and convenient. Easton parking is free in the parking garage, and the meters are very inexpensive. The location of this venue is in the back of Chipotle and P.F. Changs, it takes up the entire parking lot (next to where Potbelly used to be). There was a man juggling and riding a unicycle (that made me giggle every time he passed), and a live music. The atmosphere was very nice. It makes the Easton experience that much more appealing. Oh yeah, and I'm certain that at least one of the farmers offers an opportunity for Garden CSA (home delivery of their harvest for a fee). Ask about it. Tip: Take cash, I only saw one vendor that had a sign displayed saying that they accepted credit/debit cards. I promise there will be something that you want to buy :-)

Not huge but gets the job done. I am a fan of all Farmers…read moreMarkets and though this one is just a ring around the fountain behind Brio, its full of people selling things they love and believe in. A yummy blueberry stand with blueberry muffins, pies, blueberry lemon bread, jam...love the set up. Awesome pies (loves the rhubarb!) cupcakes, delicious sweet tea, honey and jams, chips, bread and of course fruit and veggies. I even got a free cute veggie scrubber from the easton market stand and plenty of samples, worth checking out! Thursdays from 4-7pm and they even have a veggie valet that holds your goods while you shop, how cute is that?!!