Bexley Farmers Market

This is a smaller market with about half of the vendors offering veggies. Other items include bagels, bread, soap, jams, knife sharpening, pastries, flowers, and popcorn. I'm sure I left some things out. It's two blocks long with vendors on one side of the street.

Two blocks of goodness. Late spring, the veggie pickings were slim, but several booths had lettuce, strawberries, etc. More booths had plants for sale. And then there were tons of food sellers, the knife sharpener, etc. There was a community farm that had crafts for kids with paint made from herbs. We got gelato, bagels, and kettle corn. There were many other temptations, and lots of places were giving samples. Everyone was friendly, it was a perfect day to be outside, and the market is arranged well. Though it is spread out enough to give an old guy's knees a workout. Parking is nuts, but there were occasional spots in the area.

I'm a huge fan of farmers markets and well, just about anything made and sourced locally. Columbus has a big community of makers and this market does a good job of having a nice variety of items to choose from. They have granola, veggies, honey, baked goods, tamales, cheesecake, pasta, etc. There's about 10-12 stands. All nicely spaced out down south Dawson Ave. between Main street and Brydn. You can also find a bunch of free parking along the streets in the neighborhood. Prices are typical for markets, as the quality of the items usually go above and beyond. Definitely spot by if this sounds like your jam (and yes they have that too).

This was my first time to this small but wonderful farmers market. Everyone was so upbeat even though it was rainy. We enjoyed walking the cobblestone street and talking with all the vendors who were so passionate and enthusiastic about their offerings. There's a little something for every taste. There was a pita food truck, several organic produce stands, and baked goods stands. There was even a stage set up for what I imagine would be for music, but we didn't stay long enough for that. We bought tamales, cookies and banana bread, rosemary sourdough bread, apple butter, granola, hot sauce, and rib eye steak. Open Thursday, from 4 to 7 pm, we were told it was the last farmers market for the year. We hope to see these vendors again at the Clintonville Farmers Market.

It's small, but really nice! I appreciated the range of products, from fruits and veggies to cookies and granola, plus live music and food trucks. I like that it's accessible from Main Street, so the vendors can get traffic from evening restaurant crowds as well as people showing up specifically to shop the market.

This was a delightful surprise of a farmers market! It was tucked into the neighborhood with live music and a ton of fresh veggies! Definitely worth checking it out for a midweek pick me up.

This market appears to be smaller than it really is. There is free street parking and the market is actually located in an empty lot on the corner of Main St and Parkview. There are flowers, cheeses, fruits, veggies, delicious jams, homemade pastries, meats, a cart selling prepared food, and even a sample from a catering company. This market offers a lot in a small space. Its worth checking out after work, or a good stop to make in place of the grocery store. *I will add pics once this business is approved, so I can add them from my phone

I am a fan of anything local, organic, handmade with love in limited quantities and the Bexley Farmers Market definetly hits the spot for that. Its tiny (maybe 10 stands) but each stand is unique and has a purpose. Free samples everywhere (and that always makes me happy) Cookies, ice cream, jam, honey (Im in love with the spearmint honey there) fruits and veggies, a food cart, tasty treats and a fun place to check out. Prices are steep but if you want something special for yourself its worth it.

Its a nice little alley market with local businesses. I enjoyed the small feel of the market but they have a large amount of quality goods. The items range from pickle to salsa to tie dye shirts lol. I tried about everything there well thats until that dam hot salsa burned my entire mouth like seriously even my nose was on fire. And I went to cool off with a fresh hand made lemon aid which was the longest painful wait lol. I saw a lot of fresh produce but really didn't go for that this time instead I got fresh beard, honey, salsa and pickles. I was not let down by any of the products. Ill be returning this week again to try more shops and to hear some of that live music lol.

I really like this farmer's market. Yes, it's small, but the people are enthusiastic and passionate. My wife and I happened to be across the street and Jeni's, completely unaware this gem existed. We stopped at the ATM, and walked over to grab some produce. The garlic we bought here was huge! The cantaloupes and corn were very good, very sweet. And the honey was top quality. This market was jam packed, and I was surprised by the diversity of the customers. I heard at least three languages being spoken as we wandered from stand to stand. It was a really nice conclusion to our date! The quantity of vendors is small, but the quality is large. Make this a regular stop on your farmer's market circuit.

I really should just say "ditto" to Nijole T's review; she nailed it. Is the Bexley Farmers Market the best in Columbus? Not even close. But it's right down the street from my house, and I really do love the few vendors who come here. So, if you're looking for the biggest and the best, then I would suggest checking out the Saturday markets at Clintonville, Worthington, or the North Market. But if you're close to Bexley and free on a Friday afternoon, then definitely try the Bexley Farmers Market!

As a Bexleyite, how could I not be a fan? I still make the trek to the Worthington Farmer's Market on Saturdays, but Bexley's Farmers Market is a good mid-week stop for local products. It's definitely expanded since last year and even the year before that - lots of local produce, bread and other baked goods, pet food, and food carts! Yes, sometimes things are a little higher priced than your average Kroger, but you get what you paid for.

On Thursdays normally in the summer the farmers market exist right across the street from Jennys ice cream. There is a variety of vendors that show up each Thursday. One of my favorite vendors has homemade soap. I also enjoy all the fresh fruits and vegetables. There is a company that has a wonderful variety of cheeses