Brookhaven Farmers Market

Great Farmers market. Good organization and environment. Family and Pet friendly 😎🤪😁 It love to participate as a vendor. Thanks for all the support and loyalty provided by my customers We do have 24 different flavors😁Catering available 🙏🏻 Ivan Fernandez

Love this place. Gotta get there earlier in the day for eggs. So far I have tried eggs from 3 vendors, all excellent. I got the hometown honey, it is so good. I tried the nicobella organic chocolate, that's not bad. The sandwich they make on site is delicious. The home made soaps are awesome so far,and better priced than the equivalents from the store. Any fruits and veggies I have tried have been a world of difference from even the orgnic produce at the grocery stores. Most things are pretty pricy, so I only get a few items each week, but love it so far.

I will NEVER shop at this place again. I got home and took my items out the bag and no more than 30 minutes later I go back and walk past my kitchen counter is it was white small worms crawling off of the chickpea cans. NEVER AGIN!!!

Home of Sava Coffee Roasters.

What a nice, small and lovely market in the Neighbourhood. Small stands, products made with lots of love. Every saturday from 9-11h.

The website description is a bit vague; this is far from a farmers' market. We were looking for a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables -- farm stuff -- and we found instead bbq sauces, relaxation oils, cookies (albeit delicious!), and dog food in a church parking lot. I'm sure the merchandise is good stuff -- and again, the cookies are amazing -- but it's a bit of a misnomer to call this a farmers' market. We love to support small businesses, and the day was lovely.

I love visiting the Brookhaven Farmers Market on Saturday mornings. There is always a variety of fresh produce, meats, bakery items and unexpected treats. It's fun to get to know the local farmers and I feel good feeding my family fresh food.

Best small grocery store in Brookhaven with fresh veggies and organic produce.

Great neighborhood farmers market. Love Bernhards German Bakery and Dell. Great selection of breads and pastries

This farmers market is a neighborhood gem. It has been exciting to see how much it has grown over the past few years. The market runs mid-April through mid-December on Saturdays from 9am - noon. My husband and I go almost every Saturday for fresh fruits, veggies and meats. Right now they have peaches and oh my, these are unlike anything you will get in the get in the grocery store! They are worth the trip alone. When we go we also like to grab a egg and sausage sandwich and some coffee to have for breakfast. A lot of the vendors do sell out so, even though we aren't morning people, we try and get there by 10am to get the best selection.

This neighborhood farmers market is awesome. There are several regular vendors who I always make the rounds to every Saturday I am in town. I love the artisanal bread, the soup and breakfast sandwich stand, the lady with fresh juices and teas, iced coffee, and the fresh fruits. Today we tried out some Irish Guinness soda bread and a new pasta sauce. I'm really excited to try both. If you live in the neighborhood and have not been here yet you must go. And bring your dogs and strollers. It's a Saturday social event.

This is an absolute joke. I just watched as the "organizer" practically bullied a person that had parked NEAR not IN the area of the church parking lot over night. This parking lot is NOT the property of this so called "farmer's market". Living nearby myself, I have been told by another organizer in the past that cars parked where this car was parked are ok and not in the way. I look forward to not hearing the set up noise at 630am every Saturday for a market comprised of not much more than honey and peaches. My advice, there are better markets and certainly better "organizers".

Peaches and apples and strawberries, oh my! Fresh fruits, vegetables and flowers abound at BFM. Not to mention pasture-raised meats, eggs and dairy. Not to mention small-batch artisan prepared foods and baked goods. Seriously, WHY have you not checked it out yet?? My BFM Bucket List (tote-bag?) items include Mad Mama Gourmet's scrumptious soups and hot breakfast sammies Fat Lady Baker's Bikini Bars and chocolate croissants Double B's pork and eggs Handcrafted cards from the children of Mollyville Farms (I scored a cool handpainted wooden truck by John for the bf!) There really is something for everyone at the BFM with over 30 vendors every week. Check it out this Saturday!

This is a diamond mine waiting to be explored. You will not need to visit any grocery store if you come here for weekly shopping. Amazing variety of Fruits and Vegetable. We found exotic fruits and vegetables along with normal daily fares right next to each other. They have all seasonal veggies , fruited, canned goods, snacks, beer, wines, spices, herbs, coffee, tea, fresh baked breads and Pizza, cut meat, fish, cheeses, prepared food, milk, yogurt, butter, baked pies, fresh flowers and above all fresh fruit juices which they make right in front of you. I am sure to have forgotten something since there is so much to see. I would suggest you carry your own cloth bags since you are already buying local and being environment friendly- just one more good deed and you will be official tree hugger for the day.

I love to start my Saturdays a the BFM. I really enjoy the community feeling and the farmers and other vendors are very friendly. The market has really grown in the past few years and you can find a great variety of items each week. My kids like to stop by the honey vendor and try to find the queen in the beehive they bring each week (enclosed in glass!), and then of course they each want a King of Pops before we leave.

I have been coming to this farmers market since it first started 6 years ago and this year I have seen it really grown to one of the best in the area. You can find fresh and tasty local veggies and fruit, beef, pork, chicken, buffalo, alpaca, seafood, lamb and eggs. Also on those evenings you don't want to cook you can buy premade Caribbean, Cajun, and American foods such as gumbo, johnny cakes, pot pies and soups. Oh yeah and the bakers and premade drinks are some of best in the community. I use to have to go to a couple farmer markets a week to find everything I wanted but not anymore. Brookhaven Farmers Market Rocs!