Really enjoyed my time here. We went to The Grind to have brunch and saw they had locals selling…read moreproducts they either hand make or produce. The area is so beautiful and the sellers were all very friendly and accommodating. Spent a few dollars here, but we don't regret it since we love supporting locally owned business and support hard working people.

The size of this weekend market ebbs and flows for some reason. Sometimes, it spills over into the…read moregrassy area to the east of Maloney's, and at other times it only occupies one half of the block near Zen. Now to be honest, and after 10 years of living at Countryway & Linebaugh, I'd never been until last weekend. What I found were two really great vendors. Azteca Rojo was there serving up some corn tamales, and The Cheese Lodge was on site. I copped some items from both, and am very happy with my purchases. The tamales were extra slammin' and the Wisconsin cheddar is nearly gone already. There were some dresses being sold, raw LOCAL honey, produce and Kombucha. I feel like I've missed out on some good deals over the years out this way, so I'm going to make a valiant effort to go every weekend before I return to South Tampa this March.

Headed over after my Barry's class! Lots of vendors and a great variety of products and food. Got…read moresome croissants which were so delicious! Live music and perfect weather!

This was one of the best markets I have ever attended. There were so many options from loaves of…read moresourdough to fresh fruit. I couldn't leave the market without getting my own loaf of sourdough from a local vendor. I looked forward to having a freshly toasted slice every morning. This is such a good market to get outside and browse different vendors with friends. Next time, I look forward to grabbing some produce for the week!

Seminole Heights Sunday Farmers Market is cool cool. But then again, all of the Tampa Bay Markets…read moreare pretty cool and unique in their own special way. They all have a different set up, or atmosphere to me. Many of the vendors that I came across here are not at all of the markets, so it is great to come here and see different vendors than at other markets. Some of my favorite vendors are the lady that sells the home made jam. She has a strawberry mango jam, and a ginger pear jam, and a mango habanero jam just to name a few of her selections. You can sample everything, and then pick out your favorite for $8. There is also a vendor that sells bird baths that are shaped like flowers, and made of plates. There are jewelry vendors, plants and flowers like orchids, boiled peanuts that sit in beer, different types of breads, fruit and veggie vendors and food vendors. My favorite vendor is Maine-iacs, the vendor that sells the Lobster Rolls, Lobster Bisque, and Whoopie Pies. I also want to try the Grilled Cheese Sandwiches. I have tried the strawberry and regular lemonade which are really good from Simply Lemonade. Often there is music playing, and there are a lot of people just strolling around on their Sunday. It's a great place to hang out for a bit, and then maybe go to a nearby place for brunch such as Ella's American Art Café, or get some coffee, or a beer at Independent. There are lots of options around you. You do have to drive but everything is all pretty close. This is a nice family and pet friendly hang out spot on a Sunday, so definitely check it out. All of the Tampa Bay markets can be found at tampabaymarkets.com. I can easily say that I have been to all of them, and they are all just a fun, carefree vibe.

This is a great smaller local market. If you truly want to purchase items from local sellers, this…read moreis the place to go. I have come home with plants, candles, purses, jewelry, and jam, all made from craftspeople located in the Tampa Bay area. There usually seems to be about 25-30 booths of crafts and food, a produce stand, and about 10 food/drink trucks on any given 2nd Sunday of the month. There are also local interest booths - this past weekend there was a Seminole Height's booth, advertising the Seminole Height's Home Tour and selling t-shirts. If you do want to eat something you've purchased here, find the shady section of grass in front of the stage area, which usually has local musicians performing for your listening pleasure. There is a great children's section, too, with crafts, play area, and specialty booths geared towards kids. Also not to be missed is the opportunity to take a tour of historic Hillsborough High School, which is the oldest high school in Hillsborough County, dating back to 1928. They have student ambassadors giving guided tours, and it was pretty cool to see the inside of this massive structure. There is usually a sign stuck in the ground near the front entrance of the school giving more details about when the tours start. The market only operates from October through May because it is too darn hot the rest of the year. Make sure you wear your sunscreen/hat too, because there is minimal shade to be had.

Vegg'd Out Vegan Kitchen is a Black owned, completely vegan, mail-order/catering business. They…read moremake appearances in the community (farmer's markets) and have also recently moved to mail ordering and/or delivering from their website (cleanereatin.com). I have had the privilege to order from them a few times recently. First I experienced their famous Nattiez Pattiez. These are basically like "hot pockets for adults". They are garlic butter infused dough that is stuffed with pasta, sauce, vegan cheese and lentil crumbles. These have to be shipped overnight, so I set up a delivery time instead of paying the overnight shipping cost. It was easy to arrange a time and they were delivered right on schedule by one of the owners. Taste wise.... incredible! I loved each and ever one of the ten I ate. My next order came through the mail and featured four of their cakes in a jar. I ordered a pumpkin, carrot, Oreo and Snickerdoodle. I was blown away by the carrot and pumpkin. The others were really good too but I preferred the veggie cakes. Through their website, Vegg'd Out also offers other sweets, cookies and specials based on the season. Like right now you can get a tin of holiday cookies. All their items are vegan and some, if not all, come with the option of being infused. Looking for some great vegan items made locally by Black entrepreneurs? Give Vegg'd Out a chance.

Vegg'd Out Vegan kitchen is not only compassionate about the environment, it's people, and it's…read morespiritual survival. They also make kick @ss, delicious, flavorful vegan food. Try the Ziondilla and you will know the truth. Lucky to have found them at a vegan food truck rally and I have happily followed them ever since. The hibiscus ginger tea is tasty, truly refreshing and pure flavor. They are honest with the ingredients list and use locally sourced organic when possible. The garlic butter mac n cheese is not what you expect it to be if you can try it DO! I have had every variation of Nattiez Pattiez and loved them all. Chef can eek out so much intense flavor! Do yourself a favor and also get a cupcake while you have the chance.

Book mark for long time. Cannot find a Saturday that is free. Finally a free time with the right…read moreweekend, it make my book mark full fill. It is very small market. It should be able to finish visiting for one hour. If decided to try their food truck is about one and half hour. The food truck included the Mexican, burger, Thai, mini donut, hot dog and more. I like the art work display. In including the live plant. They have unique potting systems that plant and air dry systems. Watering only once a few days. They also has electricity bike that can combine the paddle power and electricity for 50 miles range. The vendor includes egg farm, fresh market, power supplements, sourdough bread, sprouts veggies. There are many interesting vendor in the stand.

Why 4 stars? Because it's a market within walking distance of my house!…read more --- --- --- Full disclosure: there's some geographic bias in this review. I mean, not that there's anything wrong with this market, but I would likely not visit it, if it were not for the fact that it's about a 7 minute walk from my front door. These farmers markets have really blown up over the last couple of years, and it's great. Tons of vendors that don't have the ability to own a brick and mortar store front are provided a means for operating their business. They're essentially traveling gypsy's that happen to sell soap, produce, or various pet merchandise that's not needed, but so darn cute. As for North Tampa Market in particular, it comes with all the typical fixins'. I do wish there were more places to sit and eat, as the ratio of food and people : seating is quite skewed. Also, the market is heavy on the dirt and mud, which also brings more bugs when you do finally find a place to sit and indulge. That being said, the market is fun place for us to hang out on the 2nd Saturday of every month from 10-2 :) I especially enjoy the calming melodies of the musician, as I enjoy my grilled cheese sandwich, kombucha, and banana bread.

Stopped in for a few breakfast items. The place is clean and the staff is friendly . We ordered a…read morefew assorted breakfast arepas , breads and croissants. Everything was tasty and fresh. I would definitely try again !

Amazing service really good beef empanadas. Sandwiches are amazing. Also within the store it has a…read morebakery section. Bread pastries amazing.

Farmers market is 3 starts. Food vendors is 5 stars. This new farmer market located at front of…read moreJefferson High Parking area. The cover corridor is use for seating area for the food. They have a few food vendor I like. Very close to Vietnamese street food. The table seating just low profile table and chairs like Vietnam street side. Love to get the memories when we visit Vietnam. We got a lot of food. I am not even aware of the name. But they are delicious. Price is in the mid range.

I am so glad this bakery opened! I grew up eating a lot of Mexican breads and pastries... and miss…read morethem. Now I can get them whenever I want to... especially Conchas! There are a couple of places to get Conchas in Tampa, but some are much sweeter than they are in Mexico... and some have some coconut flavor added... again, not what I grew up on. The Conchas here are perfect... and HUGE! I tried a sample cookie also... and it was delicious. Highly recommended. The owner / baker was extremely friendly and helpful.

Food is always fresh, the service it's just perfect, always clean, I love this place, I really…read morehighly recommend everything from here, even on weekends they have aguas frescas, so just stop by and give them a try