79th Street Greenmarket

The 79th Street Greenmarket by GrowNYC is in the upper west side by Columbus Ave on Sundays from 9am-4pm, with some vendors packing up earlier. It is in a nice, shady space next to the Natural History Museum, and has a long line of vendors. A few of my favorite vendors include Lavender by The Bay for local soaps, Ronnybrook for returnable glass bottle dairy, Gajeski and John Madura and Wood Thrush and D&V Organics for mostly no-spray organic practice farming of fruits and vegetables, and She-Wolf, Lost Bread, and Francesca's Bakery for many whole grain options of breads and baked goods. There are many other great farms and vendors of all types including maple syrup and honey.

Love this market!!! 3 blocks of fresh local fruits, vegetables, baked goods and more. You can find everything here from grass fed beef to the freshest seafood, chicken and duck. Beautiful booths with fresh flowers and try to pass the baked goods without buying something.

Tons of variety, beautiful produce, flowers, baked goods, meat, eggs and even alcohol! Something for everyone. On the sidewalk, so be aware of your surroundings, and some booths have an "entrance" and "exit" to be aware of.

Open Sundays from 9-6 pm A must! it’s so beautiful especially during Christmas with cool Sellers

I walk through the market every weekend just to see what I can grab. Worth the stroll if you're in the neighborhood

We love going to this farmer's market every Sunday. It makes us happy. The produce is great. We buy the fresh pasta almost every week. The pretzel guy sells the sweet caramel and salt pretzels. They are amazing.

Really good market, except for this vendor called wood thrush farm, which has overpriced produce, and some very rude staff.

I love this market so much. Everything you need for dinner, and most importantly it's all NY local producers.