I checked out the Flamingo Flea's 6 year anniversary at Tarpon River Brewery and it was a great way…read moreto spend a Sunday afternoon. There were a good number of tables and stands that each offer hand-crafted items. I got an awesome candle from yfsty candles and they were very nice and helpful in allowing me to smell all the scents before I finally picked one. The vibes here were fun and cool and it's definitely worth checking out if you're in the area. I can't wait to check out Flamingo Flea's at their next stop.

The Flamingo Flea is a recurring flea market around South Florida! They have a mini market that is…read morealways (currently) at the Small Wine Shop in Fort Lauderdale and events that pop up at Tarpon River Brewing and The Loop. With a big goal of shopping local this holiday season, I stopped by their market on the Sunday after Black Friday to support shopping small businesses. I always love the vendors they have and got a good amount of holiday shopping done. Some of my favorite vendors this time around were Hailey Pancakes, Gypset Co, and the Slip-not headband company. If you get the chance to get Hailey's macarons, do it! She had amazing flavors like coquito (so gooooood) and strawberry cheesecake. They were true to flavor and not overly sweet. Gypset Co has beautiful dainty & minimal jewelry for you best gal friends. I am OBSESSED with Slip-not's headbands. The material is so soft and she has a variety of colors and patterns. There were so many vendors to show love to and buy from! I definitely recommend checking the Flamingo Flea at their next event, wherever that may be. What a great way to support local and get unique gifts this holiday season!

This is the perfect way to spend a sunny Sunday morning. A large market space with a variety of…read morevendors, there's a little bit of everything here. There's a $15 parking fee for 3 hours. Shopping carts are available at the entrance. There's so much to see and do here. The assortment of food vendors here have every flavor you could possibly be craving. Little beer gardens are also scattered if you'd like a cold beverage while browsing. There's also lots of fresh fruits and vegetables. I found some delicious fresh lychees and a pink pineapple. Excited to cut into that! I was thrilled about the bathroom situation. I was expecting to see porta potties. Instead, there were clean, flushable toilets. Complete with a cleaning staff! This gave me the comfort of being able to eat, drink and browse in peace and not having to worry about finding a clean bathroom. 10/10

I've seen this on instagram so much i decided to come try it out with some friends. Each person…read moreordered from different places which is the beauty of This farmers market! I enjoyed an arepa rellena de pollo from a Venezuelan spot along with mango with chamoy and tajin elsewhere. Others in my party got oysters, Jamaican patties and fresh juice from a Mexican stand. What was lacking was definitely the efficiency and service, some things we wanted to order we realized was not available or would take too long to wait for. Some businesses only had 1 person doing it all so unfortunately had to settle a lot and the food was average for the most part. This establishment is such a great spot for a day you want to browse for plants, buy some produce, try out some teas and so much more! Arriving here was very confusing as there was barely any signs or indication where to enter. Be prepared to walk a lot from the parking but also indoor/outdoor because there's so much to cover here. I'm eager to return and try other food spots along with maybe bringing some exotic fruit home or buying from a local business.

Best farmers market ever! They do such a great job hosting and making each market fun and a little…read moredifferent every time. I follow them on Instagram to stay updated on where their markets will be next. They also feature vendors ahead of time, which is great for both customers and the vendors. They rotate locations throughout Fort Lauderdale, which keeps things interesting. They also incorporate fun themes and events like ladies nights on Wednesdays and yoga on Sundays, along with other special events. I usually attend their markets at Huizenga Park, and it's the perfect setup. There's a great variety of vendors, especially on a sunny Sunday, and the location itself is ideal. They're there every other weekend, which is awesome. I've been three times now. While there are a few returning vendors who are my favorites, I also get to discover new ones each time and try new things. Highly recommend checking them out. These markets are awesome!

Nice little market with some hidden gems along the walk. Bought some amazing sourdough bread there…read moreand I saw a lot of fresh eggs and nice crafts. The knitted stuffed animals were so cool and reasonably priced. I'll be back next time I'm in the area ! Easy parking as well !

Someone suggested us trying this place. We visited on a Sunday & it was super slow. We were told to…read morevisit on a Friday or Saturday when it's packed & lively. There were a few people at the location and after an hour it was us & 1 other person & they still had another another 6 hrs till closing. The ambiance was definitely super cute. If everything is open you have several options The food. Let me start by saying that everything was good & tasty however the French dip steak sliders is the what kept secret !

Sistrunk Marketplace is a food hall in the Fort Lauderdale area! It has changed in the recent…read moreyears... There used to be a lot more variety in booths... My recent visit it looked pretty empty and a little dead on a Saturday night. Seems that all the booths have consolidated into one because there's only one shared kitchen for the entire facility so they have condensed it. You can either order in one store entrance or do it virtually via QR code online. We stopped by for one of their activities inside, which is Chops & Hops axe throwing, and after grabbing a drink there, we also wanted to try some food. We ordered two burritos and they were pretty good and filling. I would like to see this locals be more popping again in the future, as it's a really cool concept to have in Fort Lauderdale!

Went to the fall festival with my 9 month old. She had a blast in the pumpkin patch, with the…read moredifferent animals and then the tractor ride. Definitely a lot to do for toddlers and up. For the price of $25 a person I think it's worth it to do but not an every year thing. The store afterwards had great fresh juices and ice teas to cool you off. It is all cashless fyi

I've been going to the downtown Delray Beach location from time to time and decided to check this…read morelocation out. I know some like this one better, while it's fine, I prefer the Delray location... it's got all the fruit and veg from their farm as well as some prepared foods... also, more convenient for me. While it's the season, I'm hooked on the corn on the cob... amazing stuff.

Hands down one of the best farmers market I've been to…read more The market was organized, clean, and FULL of good vendors. I loved walking around and checking out all the goodies. My favorite food items was the mango passionfruit juice from ceviche and guacamole house, the carrot cake from blue mountain house coffee, and a caramel pecan cinnamon roll from I forgot where and the beef jerky from bruce's ghost pepper z. I also picked I'd highly recommend going to West Palm Beach GreenMarket. It's a must!

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.

A farmers market with a local farm to table theme. When you enter a fresh fruity scent hits your…read morenostrils. The inventory is well displayed and clearly labeled with pricing. They provide an entire area of gluten free and non gmo organics. The natural honey from local farms and the big canvas bag of walnuts at $5.99 a pound caught my eye. They have a full service deli too.

Brothers Farmers Market is two doors down from where I work. The staff is always friendly. Their…read morefruits and vegetables are always fresh and amazing reasonable prices. The deli sandwiches and salads are great. The smoothies are delicious and nutritious! It's nice to have a place so close with such fresh options.

This is a cool Miami outdoor market full of specialty vendors who make items that may not be so…read moreeasily found elsewhere. Unique home decor, art, fashion, design, food and so much more. Markets for Makers was originally founded in 2015 and have expanded to a few different locations. After speaking with some of the vendors, this Miami Market for Makers usually takes place at The Moore Building on a multi level indoor space. The outdoor market in the Miami Design District at Jungle Plaza seems to be a relatively new concept. They thrive on helping small businesses get to the forefront of the community. I love this. The outdoor space is stunning and the hosts of the event are incredibly organized and efficient. Love the space, decor, vendors and just about everything about this event. Keep an eye out on their website for upcoming dates as this is not a regular weekly farmers market type of event. The event taking place this weekend is Sat 3/20 and Sun 3/21. Happy to be able to attend this and check out all the cool vendors involved. They maintain safety precautions by asking all attendees and makers to wear masks at all times except when you're eating or drinking. There is a space with picnic tables for this. Tickets to attend the event start at $7 and kids under 12 are free. Buy your tickets for $7 online and get priority entrance otherwise it's $10 at the door without priority entrance. VIP tickets are also available for $15 but this is only available online and looks like the early bird pricing for this ended on 3/10. VIP ticket included priority entrance all weekend at any time, access to VIP preview hour on Sat at 11am-12pm before the general admission people arrive at 12pm. There are over 90+ makers displaying their coolest stuff at Market for Makers. Tons of cool photo Instagrammable photo walls around the event. You can text "MIAMIM4M" to 33222 to get the full map and list of all makers involved. Come out for a beautiful day outdoors and check out these cool makers. After you're done, stick around and walk around the Miami Arts District. You won't regret it. I can't tell you how much I love this outdoor market concept, especially during this time of Covid.

This place is fun to visit and spend a few hours browsing. Theres 2 entrances, and either gate…read moreyou'll be asked for pay $3 for parking. Lots of parking spots, the lot is huge. Theres an outdoor fresh market, and several restaurants servings tacos, all types of Spanish delicious goodness, and drinks! In the market area you'll find lots of local, and exotic fruits and veggies, there's also several flower and plant shops. There's even a small little pet stores selling some small baby animals: rabbits, birds, hamster's etc. There's an indoor mall, 2 levels. Inside is AC controlled, so it's nice to come in and cool down after walking around outsides. Inside has lots of small shops and booths, you'll find everything under the sun at this flee market, from paintings, to jewelry, shoes, car parts, pantry items, clothing for all ages, the list goes on!! Inside also has restaurants which serve a variety of things, Greek, Chinese, Spanish, American, I feel like there's something for everyone here. I come here when I have family visiting from out of town just for the experience. Everyone walks away with a full belly, and some kind of treasure found at a random shop. The establishment is old: so don't come here expecting 5 star service and decor. It's a very outdated and old building, it definitely shows its age. Nevertheless, the people who sell in the markets, restaurants and shops are very friendly. It's one of these places where you'd say to yourself, it's the simple things.

Seemed very run down. Most of the stalls/shops are selling things that the average person probably…read moredoesn't want -- endless cell phone cases and t-shirts. Unless you are really into this type of thing, I would probably avoid.

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.

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.