Would give 5 stars if the workers wore masks. I know it's outside but it's a safe thing to do when…read moreringing up purchases close to the customer. Produce is good and much looks fresh. Many, though, have tags making me wonder if it's from a supplier. It was all tasty and fresh. I really liked the turnip-it was small and fresh. The honeybell orange was delicious! The kale looked like it was picked right out of a field! Prices seem good for a produce stand. We also picked up a pineapple-banana bread (they put them right next to check out so how could you not take one home!). The pineapple-banana bread had little flavor but I added a few pecans and it worked enough. I will go back to Turner's to get produce. It's close and the produce I had was good.

They were selling out of a truck on McMullen Booth Rd so I stopped by. It is NOT worth the price. I…read morepaid 35 dollars for 6 peaches and one yellow watermelon. It was not worth it! I would not recommend. Their prices are extremely unreasonable.

The farmers market is one of my favorite weekend activities. They have everything from fresh…read moreproduce to crafts to toffee to Jewelry! And don't forget the food! Lots of great things to choose from with local artisans and crafters. Whether you just want to stroll around and look or go for something specific , it's always a nice time. Local musicians are often singing and the vibe is cheerful. Dogs are also welcome !

Not a large farmer's market, but lots of good vendors for food and jewelry. Fun, bohemian…read moreatmosphere.

Grand Opening Ellenton Farmer's Market - June 13, 2009…read more What separates the Ellenton Farmers' market from others is its singular commitment on the environment. The Ellenton Farmers' Market will focus on "green" natural, agricultural-based products where farmers, vendors and community come together in support of economy, local residents, health and our environment. The Ellenton Farmers' Market will host vendors that offer everything from all natural, fresh produce, fresh baked and processed foods, services, products and an eco-village to educate customers on water conservation, the use of less toxic cleaning products, composting to energy-saving strategies, supporting environmental organizations and ways to help create a greener, more sustainable community. The Ellenton Farmers' Market will be a year round market, held on Saturday mornings in the Town of Ellenton. The grand opening will be on June 13, 2009. It is located just off I-75 in the parking lot of the Ellenton Ice and Sports Complex, north of Prime Outlet Mall. The market will be open to customers from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The market has the capacity to host up to one-hundred (100) vendors with ample parking. The market will become a gathering place for nonprofits, government agencies and benevolent organizations to offer services to shoppers. Every year new ideas are introduced to help the citizens become more connected to their community such as the Master Gardener program, voter registration, food collection and cash donations to the homeless shelter and Red Cross blood drives and Boy Scout fund-raising to name a few. Green, Natural, Organic and Environmentally Friendly Product Vendors Wanted ELLENTON FARMERS' MARKET SPONSORSHIPS AVAILABLE

So quaint. Great quality! Friendly service! Definitely work a stop on your vacation plan.read more

Cute farmer's market for the locals (and tourists) of Siesta Key, every Sunday. Very small in size,…read morebut still have plenty of options for Siesta Key souvenirs and art (pottery, paintings, soap, Christmas ornaments) and even a few food options. There was also live music when I was there. Everyone was very friendly, and they accepted cash or card! Will not take you more than hour to walk around the tents.

Stopped here yesterday for the first time, on 10th Street if you're heading West on the right hand…read moreside near the Palmetto Meat Shop (another great family owned/local business). I believe the woman running it name is Cindy and she was extremely knowledgeable about the local produce. I bought a variety of cantaloupe that is delicious & she said she would soon have great, local watermelons. I live about 15 mins south/west of Palmetto, but I am finding some great local places in Palmetto. Way better prices than the new Whole Foods & Earth Fare & closer ! She had some nice looking potted fresh herbs & good prices on a local honey. All her vegetables looked super fresh & I'm happy w/everything I brought home with me ...

This is my favorite place to buy produce. You may pay a dollar or two more than going to Red Barn,…read morebut the quality is exceptional! I actually saw her sort through a box of strawberries and threw out the ones she thought were subpar. The owner also grows her own herbs out back.

This was such a cute find in the middle of quarantine -- Rosie is super into her produce and farm…read more She'll give you a bucket/clippers for the flower farm out front to go and clip your own. Depending on the time of year on what she's planted, sunflowers is what's prevalent now (summer). She mentioned not closing down for the summer as normal, because of everything going on- so if you have a chance, definitely stop by and support local.

Ole Rosie, where do I start?…read more I was so happy I finally caught this little market when it was open (I randomly pass by and stop, just didn't note their business hours). After a few minutes of browsing, a chipper young lady (I'm assuming it was Rosie) came to the floor, out from what looked like a deep beauty sleep. After a few moments I decided to say hello and make a little small talk "I'm so glad I caught you when you're open." The happy young woman replied "IM ALWAYS OPEN!"... I tried to explain to her how I just randomly cruise by and it's usually not during business hours, nbd. Yikes. She said it was her last day open and she was heading back to Michigan for the summer. Yes! I think to myself, this is my 'in' to get on her good side (I'm also from Michigan, us Michiganders are usually very friendly to each other!). Rosie didn't bat an eye. She rang me up, after moments of silence, I try to talk to her again and jokingly say "is that with my Michigan discount?" Her face turned from a scowl to an even more evil, menacing scowl. She proclaimed "DO I GET PROPERTY TAX DISCOUNT?!?! DO I GET A GAS DISCOUNT?!?! DO I GET A GROCERY DISCOUNT?!" I just stood there in awe.. She was right, she gets no Michigan discount, why should I?! What a horrible thing to ask her!! After being schooled, I sat there in silence. I ended up buying a honeycomb, two jars of pickled garlic, balsamic garlic herb jam, and some of what Rosie's roadside signs say are 'fresh cheese curds.' What Rosie doesn't know is my family is from the dairyland. We used to visit every summer. And guess what? Cheese curds are the first thing I buy when I get there! Fresh cheese curds are only fresh for a couple days. When I get home I ripped open the curds and took a bite. It was the worst tasting cheese I have ever tasted. I took old Rosie's word and thought they were fresh. I checked the date (after I purchased them)... The date was 2/2/2022. I bought these cheese curds on 4/22!!!! Those were not fresh. They would get tossed after a week if they were in Wisconsin. Dispite Rosie's cheery attitude, I will say I'm never going to waste my time at this place ever, don't waste yours.

Sarasota Farmers Market was such a great experience, and we're really thankful we got to go while…read morevisiting with our friends. It's open year-round, which is amazing, and it had such a fun, relaxed atmosphere. Our kids especially loved walking our friend's dog around the market, which made the whole visit even more enjoyable. We also found a great pet vendor and picked up some treats. The food vendors were all really strong. The empanada truck was delicious, we tried pink pineapple for the first time, and we also had some guacamole and chips that were definitely pricey but absolutely worth it. There's a huge variety of vendors, and we barely got through a fraction of them. I'd love to go back on an empty stomach next time and really explore everything properly. If we lived nearby, I could easily see this becoming a regular weekend stop.

The Sarasota Farmers Market is a year-round, Saturday morning market in downtown Sarasota,…read morefeaturing local produce, prepared foods, and artisan goods from over 70 vendors. It runs from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. & serves as a community hub with live music, offering everything from fresh fruits and baked goods to handmade crafts and international foods, while supporting local farms & businesses. I left with bags of beautiful tomatoes, Romaine, bananas, zucchini... the artisan, breads, and pastries were as beautiful as the flowers. Happily the farmers market discounts foods 50% with EBT card . We passed lots of beautiful dogs.

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!