It is a decent space with a variety of offers. I seen many interesting items for sale. I thought…read morethat it was onl good, but there are many different vendors with a variety of options.

This is a perfect place to visit since there are so many things to see and do here. Located in the…read morecity of Dunedin which was incorporated in 1899, it is known as the sister city of Edinburgh, Scotland. This is evident by the huge Highland Games and Festival held in nearby Highlander Park every April which hosts hundreds of guests. There are so many restaurants, breweries, gift shops, art galleries and museums that you will definitely find something that interests you. It's a fun place to visit during the day and at night. I highly suggest wearing comfortable walking shoes. It's a close walk to the marina and St Joseph's Sound as well and It's gorgeous views. Some of the more popular gift shops are Tipsy Mermaids, Our House and Spoiled Rotten. Among some of the best restaurants are Crown&Bull, Seariders Restaurant and my personal favorite since I got married there, Bon Appetit which is located right on the water with beautiful views. If you're looking for some delicious desserts look no further than Kookie Krums, Strachan's Ice Cream and desserts or Ice&Cream Creamery. If you are a Beatles fan you will find the Penny Lane Beatles Museum here. Downtown Dunedin is also the home to many arts and crafts festivals held throughout the year. Parking can be found in the Monroe Street parking garage. There are also many nice hotels nearby in case you're interested in spending some time there. Beaches are super close and easy accessible.

Stopped by the Dunedin Downtown Market on a Friday morning right when it opened just to check it…read moreout. It's a small outdoor market held Fridays and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in downtown Dunedin. Since I arrived right at opening, it was pretty quiet, which made it nice to walk around and browse the vendors. The market itself is on the smaller side, but it has a really charming feel and fits perfectly with Dunedin's quaint, walkable small-town vibe. The community atmosphere felt very friendly, and there were a variety of vendors selling food, local goods, and other items. I only had time for a quick visit this time but still ended up picking up a few things. Next time I plan to stay longer, try some of the food vendors, and explore more of the booths. I'll definitely be back and will update my review after a longer visit.

Only a one star because of the one vendor that was set up at 10:50AM - no cars, no patrons, one guy…read moreselling his paintings. What a DUD, waste of time and gas to drive to this non-existent "farmers market ".

I don't know if I went there during the off-season or what, but when I got there, there was hardly…read moreanything there! There was nothing wrong per se, it just seemed ver sparse.

This new local food and craft market started in the heat of summer in downtown Clearwater so it's…read morecurrently small. Parking on the street is free despite the signs saying to use an app. I got a nice bar of homemade natural soap. I hope the market grows as the weather cools down and it becomes more well known. Life is good with a new local market!

We went on 2/9/24, nothing there! There was no phone number to call. I wish the info gets updated.read more

I stopped into Lakeview Farm Store today for the first time, and I was so impressed. My son and…read moredaughter have been shopping here for a while, and after tasting their dairy products, I was blown away by how delicious they were. What makes this place even more special is their commitment to organic, regeneratively sourced foods from local farms that follow organic and regenerative farming practices. It's reassuring to know the produce is grown without harmful chemicals while supporting healthier soil and sustainable agriculture. This family-owned and operated farm store is a true gem. If you're looking for fresh, high-quality food and want to support a local business that genuinely cares about what they offer, I highly recommend stopping by!

This is the best little Organic, Amish "farm to table" OUTDOOR market I have found with tons of…read moregourmet locally sourced produce & foods of all kinds with fresh baked goods also available OuiOui. Yes, it's outdoor. So plan your trip with the weather in mind. The first time I was there it was pouring raining & even though it's covered, I got soaked in the Florida "Sun Showers" we often have here hahaha. The coolers they have under this covered little market are full of everything from Gator meat to locally sourced fish, like Grouper & Snapper but they also have wild caught salmon & sushi grade ahi tuna etc., They also carry Wagyu burgers & steaks etc., I had the Wagyu burgers they are very good. They also have tons of other beef, pork & chicken. Even chicken feet. I also like their local country sausage OuiOui. The Amish eggs they sell are from an Amish farm, the best ever & the raw cow yogurt is magnificent. The really great thing they do here is the Sourdough bread they are making, it's the best I have found in the area. All of their baked goods are fabulous but the Organic unsliced sourdough boule is AMAZEBALLS OuiOui :).. The other Amish/European Market down the street also has fabulous sourdough bread but it's pre-sliced. This one here is so much more sour & I love the size & shape of it. Very artistically crafted. The best sourdough I have found by a long shot OuiOui. Added to moi lists of Best Organic, raw, vegan/Best Bakeries. Will Return. Highest Recommendations.

CLOSED. This location is permanently closed. New market address is :…read moreSunset Market 12111 66th St N, Largo, FL 33773 Open Saturday and Sunday: 6:00-10:00 PM

We were looking for something to do while in town and found this event. They also had flying latern…read moreavailable for purchase. I've always wanted to do something like this, so we drove about an hour north from Tampa to this location out in the farm area. They sold tickets online through event Brite, that included admission, later, and parking. Otherwise pay upon entry. Vip parking lot closer to the entrance, regular admission is in the first yard. Lots of food vendors and music performance. We arrived closer to sun down and walked around to food booths to see what kinds of vendors were. Service was great for Saturday night, not too busy so the lines weren't crazy long. We had a good time.

Absolutely love this market! For part of the season it's open on both Fridays and Saturdays, while…read moreduring the hottest months it moves to a smaller location just on Saturdays. I usually attend the Saturday market, but have stopped by on a Friday during a lunch break and it's a great option with a handful of ready to go food vendors as well as your standard farmer market produce, honey, bread, etc. type of vendors. This market also incorporates a fair number of artists and pet vendors with things like garden decor and plants, pet collars and treats, and jewelry. It fits quite a good variety but you also can still navigate it quite easily and in a timely manner too if you do stop by on a lunch break or time crunch.

Wonderful venders, I do think they should have a better webpage. There was no way to find out that…read morethere was no market last weekend

From Michigan walked around. Brings me back to the good ole days when my grandfather would take me…read moreto flea markets as a child. Cool people greasy tasty food cool treasures.

Mr. G's Flea Market is a large outdoor Flea Market with at least as hundred stalls selling used and…read morenew goods and those selling fruits, vegetables and things to eat and drink. We always would go around the outdoor stalls in the morning when we got there and making the big circle around the grounds. Then, it was getting warmer so we went inside for the other vendors. I would always get the fruits and vegetables I couldn't get in my local grocery stores such as Japanese squash that is so good in Albondigas and caldo de pollo. Then it was about lunch, so I'd go bythe stalls that served food to see what looked good. I always got an agua fresca to go-usually, mango or watermelon, if they had it. There is a minimal charge for parking and can get super busy with a line baking down the road. The parking charge is fast and you get in quickly or go before the rush. I definitely recommend going to Mr. G's Flea Market. It is always a good time looking and finding things you want, and lunch is cheap and delicious plus, since it's so large, I call it exercise so it's a great day on all fronts!!