Cotswold Farmers Market

Tremendous disappointment and not at all what we expected. Two tents with a small amount of produce with the rest being soaps, candles, flowers, honey, etc. The little bit of produce that was there was outrageously expensive. When we parked and got out of the car we noticed a lot of people leaving empty handed. It took us less than five minutes to see why. Don't waste your time going if you're actually looking for produce

Great market, love the organic peaches, jams, and other organic fruits that you cant find at the grocery store.

My first visit and not many vendors for mid-morning but in returning for the BEST brisket ever gained it's momentum. In casually in search of great finds, discovered after a sample the most amazing, moist and seasoned brisket in my life. I took it to a family beach gathering and made sliders, it was devoured. My granddaughter who is the pickiest eater ever that can live on pb&J's and shrimp could not stop eating it...that alone was a win, win in my book! Not sure how long this Farmers Market will be out here before the season ends but I will be stocking up...did I mention how clean the market is? Flowers, coffee, organic veggies, candles, even popcorn and Italian but nothin in my opinion beats the brisket at Farmhouse BBQ!

I usually work on weekends so don't get a chance to stop often Vegetables are so fresh. I also bought baked goods that were wonderful. It was near noon and they were sold out of the fresh flowers . I will go bright and early next time I am off

The Great Harvest Bread Company has delicious bread of all types. We got some great.looking mushrooms today. In addition to some wonderful samples there is usually a food truck there to provide breakfast if needed.

Not big and hard to spot from the road, but worth checking out. The live music and cooking demos were a real plus.

Great vendors on a beautiful day. Items for sale include soaps and lotions, all kinds of meat and dairy from farms. Bread from Great Harvest Bread Company, (very pretty challah) , kale and greens, all kinds of veggies. Representatives from Margaret Ford Realty, Anderson Windows etc. Usually live music and food trucks. Fun for the whole family. Located across from IHOP at Cotswold. Come meet some nice Rotarian's who are collecting items for Crisis Assistance Ministry.

Operated by the Rotory Club for charity. Lots of hard working people donate their time & money to make it successful. Great people provide you with one on one attention & excellent service. High quality products from local vendors. Unsold high quality produce goes to Urban Ministries. FIVE STARS! 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟

Ladies and gentlemen, Cotswold has finally arrived with our own farmers market! It's a small market, maybe 15-20 stalls total but a great one. Every vendor's selection looked amazing! We started with breakfast -- a blackberry cream cheese scruffin and coffee -- from Great Harvest Bread Co. and leisurely strolled up and down a couple times. We went home with quite the haul! Amazing produce from Rosemay Pete including a kobucha squash I'm really looking forward to experimenting with this week. My guy got a pork butt and a pound of wahoo that are both in the smoker as I type this. The market is only open Saturdays from 8am-12pm and tucked behind the medical building on Sharon Amity, across from IHOP. Lots of parking! Friendly management from the Rotarians. I'm excited to make a visit here a part of my Saturday morning routine every week!

First the positives: the market is relatively easy to find, plentiful parking, and the vendors are pleasant. The negatives: on the day that I went, there was very little produce (maybe 3 small stands out of 20), and WAY overpriced. I got 3 not-yet ripe tomatoes and 2 very small cucumbers for $9. Will go to Kings Rd market next time.

Tucked in the parking lot behind the Cotswold Medical Center building is a terrific neighborhood farmers market! The market is open Saturdays only from 8am to 12pm. Since it is a pop up market, I'm not sure if they will discontinue for the late fall/winter months or not. The thing I love about the market is the variety of vendors, not a lot of repeats here as well as some unique finds. Some of the vendors also change from week or week too so there is always something new to try. My past visit included a great selection of produce, fresh flowers, scones, pound cake, bread, and grass fed/hormone free meats and cheeses. The Viva Raw Juice truck and a King of Pops cart are regulars at the market too. The vendors are all super friendly and love to tell you about their products. Almost all of the vendors accept cards but appreciate cash.

This market is much smaller than some others around town, but it is excellent. When my wife and I went, there were around 20 stalls, and everyone had something different to offer. Fresh flowers, local meats and cheeses, bread, local honey, frozen meals, local produce, and more. My wife and I walked away with a dozen eggs, some ultra-thick bacon, tomatoes, a few loaves of bread, peppers, buffalo cheese, and of course a few King of Pops popsicles. Most of the vendors take cash and cards, which is very convenient. We will definitely be back!

Love going to this farmers market every Saturday morning! We can get our bread, eggs, kombucha, fresh fish, fresh fruit & veggies, meats, etc!! We also love getting breakfast at the Papas food truck... the breakfast burrito is simply amazing!

My husband and I really enjoy going to this farmers' market. It is small but has what we've needed. The vendors are friendly and there is good variety. We've enjoyed the pork and sausage from Rocky River Farms, the baked goods from Ren and the soap. We'll be sad when it goes away for the winter.