Lots of tourists and locals browsing the trinket and food booths on the grass of the Old School…read moreSquare. Not the biggest Green Market event but a good variety of vendors only operating on Saturdays 9am - 2pm October thru May. The longest line was for the Brewing June Café where they were brewing lots of matcha. Plenty of dogs wandering about with their handlers. A good time here on a nice cold day.

Delray Beach GreenMarket is such a well-organized, lovely open-air market. It's easy to stroll,…read moreeasy to browse, and it has that feel-good Saturday morning energy. There were tons of fresh fruits and veggies that looked genuinely local and just-picked, plus plenty of tasty BBQ and hot sauces to sample (dangerously easy to get hooked). And the honey stands were a highlight, with friendly bees buzzing around like they were giving their stamp of approval. What really stood out was how welcoming everyone was. So many vendors were happy to share the story behind what they're selling, and you can tell they're proud of it. We ended up grabbing a bottle of honey and a bottle of BBQ sauce and still didn't spend more than $20.00. Already can't wait to go back.

This cute little farmer's market was great. It opens early and closes in the afternoon. It was…read moreright under the bridge. The parking was limited, not to many space. I enjoyed my time there. It was nice. The market had many different types of stands. They had someone singing, vegetables, coconut water, fruits, coffee, jamaican food, pet treats, clothing, custome made cards and many other stands.The first stand whose aroma greats you is the BBQ stand. Ga's Smoking BBQ. That stand smelled so good. It put me on a trance. Friends Products was the vendor I tried. I had the spinach artichoke garlic spread with the chips. It was delicious. It was vegan. I tried it and bought it. I was that hooked on it lol. The vendors were all very nice. They educated me on things. Everyone here was friendly. I enjoyed the service and the experience I had here.

Great farmers market. We always enjoy. Come early and shop til you drop. Plenty of parkingread more

Shopping at the Boys is an adventure, in the best sense of the word. The fresh fruit and produce is…read morethe best in South Florida. They also stand behind their products, so if something is not right when you get it home, you can get a credit. Save your receipt! The best times to go to The Boys are 8:30 to 10:00 AM or after 4:00 pm, in order to avoid the crush. Some of the highlights we never miss are: Fresh Eggs Fresh Squeezed Juices The Fish Counter Fresh tomatoes and cukes Fresh Salad fixings. The meat counter has amazing deals on fresh chickens, which can be cut up to your specifications. All in all, I give a hearty 5 stars to the Boys.

This review is strictly for the hot prepared food, that I finially got to try…read more The mile-high turkey dinner was delicious. It was a portion of white turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes and a few green beans. Definitely will order again. I tried the sliced beef with mushrooms and it was good. It was not a marsala sauce, but similar. I would order this again. I was disappointed with the brisket, as it was on the dry side. I know a few people who buy it often and rave about it, so this was surprising. I definitely will try it again at some point. Looking forward to trying the eggplant parmesan next time.

Go immediately to Bedner's and pick up some of their Fresh Corn on the Cob... OGM! So sweet!!…read more Delicious!!! I like how they send you emails to let you know what's coming off the farm on the weekend... worked on me. Also, I wanted to pick up some Ice Cream from Sutton Milk Farm, a dairy farm in Okeechobee that makes amazing, fresh, ice cream. Both the Vanilla and Mint Chocolate Chip were fantastic. BTW, they also carry Duci Gelato if you can't make it to their place on Congress. That's the beauty of Bedner's Farm Markets... they search out the top quality items for sale at the store... and of course, the great produce, from their farms and other local farms. Just look at the beautiful veggies! Now, do yourself a favor... go pick up some corn! VERY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

I'd been seeing ads for their Lemonade blueberries that got me so curious to try them out so I made…read morethe 40 minute drive up to their Del Ray location before they got sold out. They have 3 locations (Boynton Beach, Del Ray and West Palm) and I had been meaning to check them out for some time. I'm glad I did. The store itself isn't all that big but they do pack a lot of unique produce items, some hard to find. The produce is super fresh and some of the pricing is cheaper than big box supermarkets, while others are more pricey. In the end it evens out but you get local farm fresh produce and that's a win win. By the way, the lemonade blueberries were a pleasant surprise. I thought they would be on the tart side but they were refreshingly sweet. Happy I stopped in and will definitely come back!

Was a great market with lots of options and live music . We got a juice for $12 that was made fresh…read morein front of you you chose which vegetables and fruit you wanted. Paella with the seafood was $18 for 16 ounces olives $10 for 6 ounces some of the things were very expensive, but worth it and fresh. A nice day out even if you weren't going to buy anything just to walk around and listen to the music.

It was a nasty overcast cloudy morning, I thought a perfect time to visit the Delray Green market…read more It's hard to believe I moved here six years ago, this is 6 miles away and I've never been. We found a free parking spot a bock away. This green market is a Saturday morning destination, an open air marketplace at Old School Square off Swinton & Atlantic Avenues. During the summers, they're open from 9 until 1:00, October through May 9 until 2:00 o'clock. There are over 50 vendors here featuring farm to fork produce, fish, meats, orchids, just picked citrus and juice, farm fresh eggs, milk & butter, artisan baked goods, fresh cut flowers, plants, and gourmet prepared foods with live musical entertainment weekly. After :90 we couldn't eat nor carry any more. We left with fresh pompano from Captain Clay, lots of pristine organic produce, mango honey, fresh spinach fettuccine, and pistachio butter. Prices were high but quality gourmet items usually are. There was a police presence here. The Beatles Tribute band were in costume & performed through out. Everyone was friendly & courteous and the beautiful dogs were leashed and well behaved.

Had such a great time at the Boca Farmers Market! So many cute vendors, good finds, and a really…read morenice atmosphere. I always enjoy walking around and discovering something new. And sorry in advance for all the tarot pictures as a tarot reader, I get way too excited whenever I see other tarot readers and their setups! Of course I had to stop and take pictures. Such a fun market to explore!

The Boca Raton Farmers market is held on the Boca Raton Innovation Campus, famous for being the…read morebirthplace of the first personal computer which was invented and developed here. The IBM PC Model 5150 was developed on campus in 1981. The first PC keyboard was also invented here by IBM engineer David Bradley although he credits its popularity to Bill Gates who decided to license his operating system to IBM in what is now the 5000 building. The market began in April of 2025. It is held every Sunday in the parking lot from 9 to 1 with free community Yoga at 9:30 AM. The market supports small businesses, farms, and artisans. There were two rows of tents selling local produce, clothes, jewelry, organic coffee, cold pressed juice, raw dairy, cheese, chocolate, fudge, prepared food, stone crab claws, seafood, microgreens, fresh baked bread and bagels, beauty products, pottery, spices. rum cake, gut health, raw honey, plants, Italian ice, and more. They also had knife sharpening. This is a dog and family friendly event. The weather was beautiful and it was so nice to leisurely shop and checked out the variety of vendors. Everyone was so friendly and I enjoyed supporting small businesses in the welcoming community atmosphere.

I've came to these market a couple times to try food and buy some food to bring back home such as…read moreproduce and baked breads. I was happy to know they offer free parking for the market by the Subculture coffee! All the vendors were very kind and more than willing to explain their products and some even gave free samples to try out! I will say toward beginning of April is when there isn't crowds at all so definitely the best time to visit and walk around without feeling like you're running into people. This market is a staple in west Palm for a reason and offers the greatest products while allowing yourself to get some steps out in the Florida sun!

We came to downtown West Palm with friends to try a couple restaurants, not realizing that the…read moreGreen market was happening at the same time. I did hear, however, that this was the last one of the current season. I've never been before, so it was nice to have a chance to stroll down the middle of the street between the displays and to see all their wares. The market stretched for quite a few blocks down Clematis Street which was closed to car traffic. There were a lot of people selling clothing and jewelry. A couple folks had collectibles/antiques. I'm not sure why it's still called a "green" market as we didn't see much edibles/food nor produce. The street was quite busy. I'm not sure how much selling the vendors were doing, however. I thought prices of many of the items were quite high. Then again the folks slumming from the "island" (palm beach) wouldn't mind a bit. Although we didn't buy anything, we always enjoy browsing.

The Coconut Creek Hometown market is held the first and third Saturday from 9 to 2 on the south…read moreeast corner of Sample Road and Lyons Road in the Township Plaza. You can find everything from fresh fruit and vegetables to 3-D printed items to local honey to fresh bread & pastries and everything in between. Some of the vendors offered samples of their food items. It was very pleasant to walk through the market and visit all the vendor booths in a cool Saturday morning. Everyone was very friendly. There is plenty of parking in the plaza lot. This was my first visit, but I will definitely return

I went to Coconut Creek Farmers Market on a whim. It is very small and only has one vegetable/fruit…read morestand. Quite a few bakers and some ready made food. It's not a place where you can come and make a produce run. The shops I liked the most were: Homemade Jam Teas and condiments sold by the ounce Naan stall Bread stall (there are several) Cookie stall Paella stall There are more, but these were my favorites It'll take les than 5 minutes to walk the whole thing, but there is something for everyone. Pretty chill and relaxed. I'd come back for more spices!

Really well kept plant and produce market with a vast array of plants, both indoor and out…read more We purchased seeded watermelons, which were excellent. The prices were reasonable. Will definitely be back.

We are very fortunate to have this location where we can pick up fresh produce…read more Seasonal vegetables and fruit are plentiful and very reasonably priced.

This was a really fun little market. There were many booths with clothes, jewelry, dips, things…read moremade with fresh honey, olive oil from Italy (good enough for sipping.. i bought a bottle), and so much more. There seemed to be as many food vendors as there were products to buy. We got a crab cake from a friendly woman who was only selling crab cakes ~ that was the best crab cake i ever had. My friend and I both bought bracelets made up of handcrafted beads, made from polymer clay. There were places to sit to eat, and the area was very clean. And there was plenty of parking.

It was fun! A lot of different booths. A lot of jewelry sales. AC cool inside. Small flea market.read more