Coconut Grove Farmer's Market

Farmers' market · Miami

Coconut Grove Farmer's Market

Farmers' market · Miami

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3300 Grand Ave, Miami, FL 33133

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Every Saturday, Coconut Grove Farmers Market buzzes with life, offering a delightful mix of organic fruits, local vendors, and crave-worthy vegan delights.  

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3300 Grand Ave, Miami, FL 33133 Get directions

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Coconut Grove Farmers Market - Review - Coconut Grove - Miami - The Infatuation

"The Coconut Grove Farmers Market works just as great for sitting down and eating breakfast as it does for buying lion’s mane mushrooms. Get a cold brew from Bruce’s Brews, followed by an outstanding breakfast burrito from Adrian’s West Coast Burritos. They have a couple of picnic tables off to the side where you can eat and photosynthesize. If those burritos are sold out when you arrive, they also have lunch options like pupusas, falafel wraps, and lentil samosas. It’s a wholesome way to spend a day before an unwholesome Saturday night. video credit: Mariana Trabanino" - Mariana Trabanino

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"If you want to walk away with an edible souvenir, you can also pay a visit to the Coconut Grove Farmers Market and pick up some locally grown produce. While the major market takes place every Saturday, weekday guests can always visit the Farm Store for more regional treats." - Stacey Leasca

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"Get Hip to the Raw Food Movement In Coconut Grove,you’ll find an open-air weekend farmers' market offering delicious sustainable fruits, vegetables, herbs, nuts, and seeds. In addition to checking out the fresh produce, be sure to stop by the local vendors who sell amazing vegan, dairy-free, and raw foods and baked goods, including vegan sushi and ice cream, raw coconuts, and Indian cuisine. On Saturdaymornings, you’ll usually find women in activewear looking for a post-workout snack and families doing their weekly shopping."

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The Best Dishes in Miami, 2019 - Eater Miami

"I stumbled upon this burger at the Plant B kiosk by accident one Saturday while exploring the Farmer’s Market in Coconut Grove, and hot damn, it’s just as good as the real thing. The patty has a meat-like texture and smokey notes, the cheese and special ‘sauce’ (akin to a Thousand Island dressing) are indistinguishable from their animal product based counterparts, and the bun boasts just the right amount of density. While I’m not vegan — nor do I think I’ll ever be — options like this makes me confident that delicious items sans meat are truly becoming a reality. — Olee Fowler" - Eater Staff

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Marc Baumann

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The Coconut Grove Farmers Market, held every Saturday, is a fantastic place to discover unique, locally sourced products that stand out from what you’ll find at typical grocery stores. From innovative organic goods to fresh, healthy creations, it’s a haven for food lovers and health-conscious shoppers alike. A standout recommendation is Glaser Organic Farms’ California Rolls—absolutely delicious and packed with fresh, nutrient-rich ingredients. Beyond these, they offer a vast array of daily-use products at impressive value. For instance, the green power blend at just $15 rivals anything you’d find in a store at two or three times the price. If you’re looking to explore an authentic local experience, find high-quality organic options, and snag a few great deals, Coconut Grove Farmers Market is well worth a Saturday visit. For parking: try Elizabeth street on the back side of the market! Whoever created this - bravo!

Emmy

Google
For fresh, organic food in Miami, the Coconut Grove Farmers Market is the place to be. I hadn’t been in a few years, but stepping back into this vibrant marketplace felt like coming home. The energy is still incredible, filled with friendly vendors, fresh local produce, and a community-focused atmosphere that makes it one of the best outdoor markets in Miami. One of my favorite finds? The Lasagna Lady, serving up mouthwatering vegan and vegetarian lasagnas packed with flavor. Whether you’re plant-based or just love good food, this is a must-try! I also stopped by Modern Ancient Perfumes, where I discovered beautifully crafted natural perfume oils—perfect for those who appreciate non-toxic, holistic fragrances. And of course, the fresh fruit stand was overflowing with tropical delights like ripe mangoes, papayas, and coconuts, making it a true taste of South Florida. Beyond the food and shopping, this market is a haven for those looking for all-natural beauty products, organic produce in Miami, and handmade goods from local artisans. While parking has changed due to the new apartment building next door, it’s still absolutely worth the visit. If you’re looking for a Miami farmers market with vegan food, holistic products, and great vibes, this is it. I’ll definitely be back!

Daniel Hernandez

Google
Incredible healthy food and juices and just awesome vibes and atmosphere. It's hard, especially, to find raw vegan food, and this place has many options. It only takes place on Saturdays which is the only bummer. I love getting the cashew chocolate milk shake here and raw vegan sushi. A lot of health conscious and beautiful souls come here so it can be a great place to meet new friends if you're a social butterfly 😉

Nicholas G

Google
The farmers market in Coconut Grove has really expanded and is definitely worth visiting! When you go, make sure to pass the market and park in the free parking lot located behind it. There’s a guy named Sam there, and you might want to leave him a tip. One of the supervisors, Marco, was incredibly helpful! I bought $500 worth of produce, and he walked with me, selecting the best fruits and vegetables. His passion for his work is evident. Marco has been with the farm for over 10 years and even helped carry all the food to my car. Marco is one of the main reasons why I would return to the Coconut Grove Farmers Market.

Jermaine

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Stumbling upon the Coral Gables Farmer's Market was a pleasant surprise, and it has quickly become a favorite weekend stop. This vibrant market offers a refreshing variety of vendors, with standout options for those seeking healthy, plant-based foods. The vegan selections are exceptional—flavorful, fresh, and far healthier than many of the processed alternatives found in typical grocery stores. A must-visit vendor is Electric Soul Garden, which delivers an impressive selection of wholesome, nourishing items that reflect true care and quality. Whether you're a local or just passing through, the Coral Gables Farmer's Market is well worth a visit for anyone interested in supporting local businesses and embracing a healthier lifestyle.

Josh Eidenberg

Google
I have been to farmers markets all over the world. This market is by far the best in the world. The highest quality organic plant based food you can find. The largest variety of locally grown fruits, veggies, nuts, seeds, juices, nut milks, plant based ice cream, dried fruits, spices, raw nut butters, homemade salads, fruit pies, salad dressings, and so much more. I love it so much. We drive all the way from Delray Beach to come on Saturdays. This is a market you don’t want to miss.

Patrick Van Negri

Google
One of my favorite things to do in Miami on a Saturday. Both the vendors and the people are so lovely and such a positive and happy atmosphere. The variety and quality of food are excellent. There is something for literally everyone, even your pets. I have been here over 20 times, and it has always been a good time with delicious and healthy foods. I never had a bad experience or anything close to it. Go early because you will have more vendors and options. I bought even stuff like turmeric supplements, CBD, old vintage empty cigar boxes, and the list goes on. I really highly recommend it!!!

Nicole Benavides

Google
Selling at this farmers market was one of the most frustrating and unprofessional experiences I’ve had as a vendor. The owner, Stan, is rude, dismissive, and runs things in a completely chaotic way. There are no clearly assigned vendor spots for new sellers. Instead, Stan has you literally follow him around the market for up to an hour, hoping someone canceled and a space magically opens up. You end up walking behind him like an idiot while he tries to “figure it out.” No plan, no structure. What’s worse is that some vendors do have designated spots—but you have to be there for a while before they’ll even consider giving you one. Until then, you’re just treated like a temporary annoyance. In my case, they initially gave me a spot, so I started unloading and setting up my coffee booth—only for them to come back later and tell me to move everything because someone else had prepaid for that exact space. I was then shoved between two tables with barely enough room to function. No apology. No help. Just a complete lack of respect for my time and effort. The market could easily solve this by confirming availability the day before—especially for newer vendors. Instead, they waste your entire morning on a maybe. Time is money, and this market clearly doesn’t care about either. If you’re considering selling here—don’t. Find a market that values vendors and has at least the bare minimum level of organization and professionalism.