Coconut Grove Farmer's Market
Farmers' market · Miami ·
Organic & vegan market with fresh produce, baked goods, & crafts
Organic & vegan market with fresh produce, baked goods, & crafts
"Instead of accepting your friend’s invite to rot in bed with them for the seventh night in a row, propose a long morning stroll at the Coconut Grove farmers market. You can finally catch up on some grocery shopping and they will get the validation they need with a free sample from the hummus guy. While slightly unconventional, it’s also a great place to meet someone—specifically someone purchasing vegetables. Because they can have a million red flags, but at least they shop organic." - mariana trabanino, ryan pfeffer, virginia otazo
"These days, no one really cares that much about organic tomatoes at the Coconut Grove Farmers market. They’re here for clout. They show up in $200 Lululemon sets to turn The Hummus Guy into a viral moment. It’s a genuinely great farmers market, but it’s also overflowing with UM students and aspiring DJs swirling Navi’s iced matcha lattes with pistachio date cold foam. Green drink in one hand, elusive breakfast burrito from Adrian’s in the other, and suddenly you’re the most enviable person under the blue-striped tent—until Caro shows up with her Bernadoodle. Workout clothes that have never seen the inside of a gym" - ryan pfeffer, virginia otazo, mariana trabanino, julia malave
"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 Open Saturday, 10am-6pm." - mariana trabanino, ryan pfeffer, virginia otazo
"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
"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
