Fell's Point Farmers Market

I'm absolutely thrilled by the incredible food, vibrant art, and the fantastic vendors who are showcasing their amazing meals and creative accessories! It's such an exhilarating experience!

A good variety of foods to try. A nice fresh vegetable and fruit stand was here.

Just happen to be walking and ran into this gem of a farmers market. It was one of the best I’ve been to and wished I lived here so I could come back: So many booths from art, to food, to crafts just phenomenal. Money was spent but it was so worth it. I bought empanadas, jerk pasta, macaroons and these waffle marshmallow crisp 🥰🥰

Once we found parking, it was a great experience :-D The vintage market nearby was great fun - had to walk thru to get to the market... Veggies galore, prices were great and it was the place to be given the amount of folks shopping!!!

Nice selection of local vendors with plenty of produce, farm fresh eggs and meats, baked goods and hot foods

I am a vendor at this market. It is always a wonderful family and dog friendly atmosphere. Great food, drinks, music and other products.

I enjoy shopping for fresh seasonal local produce at Fells Point Market. Vendors are very good at supplying ingredients for my farm-to-table meal during season.

Such a cool market. Great vendors, including liquor, which I’ve never scene. Great vibe on a Saturday morning.

Lots of food variety at this market - and I mean a LOT. Aside from that, I wished there was some more variety of other things that were not food. The market is also at a great location - there is lots to do around to shop or even go for a walk around the harbor.

Honestly, this is a decent farmer's market. It's only gotten bigger during the summer months, but this is an all year-round event. I have the convenience of walking to the event - I don't think I would come here unless it's to try some of the vendors like Aru Aru the new pupusa stand from the son of the famed Salvadoran family that started El Paraiso. The produce isn't bad and there's always two stands of produce, but the large bulk of the fells point farmers market is around prepared foods. That said I love the prepared foods vendors- there are juice vendors. I love the breakfast wrap people, and it's always a bustling environment on a Saturday. You run into so many people you know and love the fact that we're all supporting local vendors here. I recently found a CBD honey guy who calls himself in Mr. Honeyman and really enjoyed the interaction

This was may favorite thing to do every weekend when I lived in Baltimore. I come back to Baltimore every so often now for work (was just there this past Saturday) and I always try to hit up this market. I actually try to span my trip to include a Saturday AM! I just love how both small and mighty this market is -- so many quality options and just the right size for me. I miss it so much not living there now but try to come back when I can!

A solid farmer's market with some good options. It's on the smaller side, but a variety of vendors are packed into the space. Some of my favorite are Morelife juices, Tortuga Kombucha, DmV empanadas, and SoulSmoked bbq. Fyi- dont forget your reusable bag because many vendors do not have bags.

I've been here twice, and so far it's been great. I've purchased various items like fresh juice and hummus (from Rooted), fresh produce and flowers (from Hillside Meadow Farms), and arepas (from Eat Arepi). All of it has been phenomenal and over time, I want to get little things from all of the stands! My only reservations are that it is smaller than other farmers markets I've been to, and thus, long lines and many people (however, this also speaks to it's popularity! Maybe they should expand?).

Decided to stop by to see the different stands, one stand in specific caught my eye and it was a pastry stand. I decided to get the chocolate chip cookie as per the recommendation of the nice lady. Took a bite of it my car and it was very delicious. Cookie is huge for only 3$, crunchy and had the right amount of chocolate chips. My only regret is not getting the cinnamon roll and a croissant to try.

I checked out Fells Point Farmers Market with my husband and mother in law last weekend, and there are some great things about it. I definitely think it has some great food vendors (had to stop for a bagel at Bottoms Up - amazing), but it isn't as large as some of the other farmers markets in the city and definitely doesn't have as many farm stands for produce as the Waverly or downtown farmers markets. We were able to find parking a few blocks away and walk over (not sure how easy it would be to park closer). And it's a definitely a bit crowded since it's a small-ish space. Still, it's a really fun market to explore and grab a bite to eat! Check it out if you're in the area on a Saturday morning!

I came here specifically for the arepas from Arepi and I was NOT disappointed. The line was long and that's because everyone wants their delicious arepas. Well worth the wait, I recommend going with a friend or two and then you can take turns having one person wait in line while the other person strolls around to see the other booths. So happy to see Neopol smokery there, I had been wanting to get their smoked whitefish salad for months! This farmers market has got fresh vegetables, mushrooms, eggs, meats, Zeke's coffee, etc etc. everything you'd want at a farmers and more. And a beautiful view of the harbor!

The market is small, so you can go through it quickly. That being said, I wish there were more vendors. There weren't that many tents that I found enticing after walking through twice. I did appreciate that they limited the number of people in and that they required you to walk in only one direction.

Last Saturday was my first time visiting the winter market . I frequent the summer markets often. I bought my 20 month old son along . We loved it . Got our donuts , coffee for me and empanadas. Next time I want to try the vegan JAMAICAN food stand .

We went today after a friend of ours hyped this place up for months. We drove an hour from silver spring to go to an ok place. It's not bad at all, there are some delicious things to try, but it just wasn't as great as we expected it to be.

This year round Farmers Market has become the kickoff to our weekends. Most Saturdays we will walk down to enjoy the local offerings. Some of our favorite staples include Zekes coffee, the fresh empanadas and the mini donuts. Each week we will see a few new places pop in. The produce stands can be a bit pricey which I think deters some. Overall, highly recommend going and supporting our local community.

Sampled Fells Point Farmer's Market this Saturday. The market is a small concentrated area adjacent to the waterfront where local farmers showcase their organic fruits and veggies. Vendors slang frozen meats, fresh seafood, locally distilled spirits, hand crafted empandas, made to order donuts, fresh squeezed lemonade and just a little more. What a great way to support local businesses!!

I love to shop Farmer's Markets, so I decided to go to one while vacationing in Baltimore. I walked from my hotel, which was a nice 1.5 miles each way. Although I could not buy anything (since it wouldn't make sense to bring back produce/groceries), I walked around and tried different samples and checked out what people were making and selling out there. It was beyond hot, so I found a popsicle stand that had quite the variety. I went with the Green Tea Ice Popsicle with agave. It was super light and refreshing.

This is a review mostly for Sweet Dukes the vegan bakery within the fells point farmers market. I had the "brownie burger" which consists of a fudgey brownie sandwiched between two chocolate chip cookies. Unfortunately I didn't take a picture of it but it was delicious! It was only 4$ and I normally don't even like brownies but this one was very moist, fudge like, and chocolately. I was honestly considering buying another for the road too. They also had croissants which I didn't try but a bunch of fun flavors like broccoli cheddar and pumpkin pie to name a few. All in all, I will be back to the farmers market to try more stuff from sweet Dukes!

I just love this outdoor market. The atmosphere is relaxed and it's dog friendly. My faves are the delicious A Friendly Bread (yes, they really are friendly & make a to die for loaf - go right for the large one) and Kindness Tree Movement with beautiful hand screened clothing and a beautiful back story and cause. There is a wide variety of vegetables, fruits, specialty items, breakfasts and even vegan ice cream and baked goods. My only disappointment was the overpriced bagel breakfast sandwiches. The kids liked them but $9 was overpriced for an egg sandwich. Saturdays start better at the Fella Point Farmers Market.

What a lovely place for a stroll and an opportunity to try some great food. I met lovely people and took some great pictures. I was in town visiting for a conference and saw the market online and took the long walk from my hotel. I am glad I visited this market. It is rather small but definitely had a large variety of produce. I will definitely visit again.

This is also a nice Saturday farmers market in a really nice location. Not as big as the Baltimore one under the bridge , but is plenty larger than some other markets we have been to. Great location and you can walk around to a lot of things in the area. Plenty of free samples here. From wine to beef jerky. !

I come down to the Farmer's Market pretty much every Saturday. Is it the best farmers market in the land, no; nor is it the biggest. But there are definitely some great local veggies you can purchase there and if you need some flowers for whatever occasion there are abundance of those too. (I purchase sunflowers there pretty much every Saturday.) But I have to confess that I have a problem, I believe I have a pickle addiction. It's a problem that has been pointed out to me numerous times. "Justin, its 6:30 in the morning, why are you eating pickles?" I don't even know I do it, I just reach in the fridge and magically I have a pickle jar in my hand...weird? So here at the Farmer's Market I found my pickle guy. I am never going back to Claussen or Vlasic, no no. I found Bmore Bill's Dills. There pickles are awesome. My favorites are the Old Bay Pickles and The Fiery Garlic. They are unbeatable. I usually get the chips but you can purchase the whole hog pickles if that's your thing. These pickles always have the crunch and spices, lots of spices, that I am looking for in a pickle. I would like to personally thank Bill's Dills for keeping my addiction strong and growing. My next stop at the Fell's Farmers Market is at the Prigel Family Creamery. The girls at this stand are sweethearts and the ice cream is rich and flavorful, like sucking on a cow's teat. It's pasteurized at a low temperature to keep the integrity and freshness of the milk intact. They usually don't have too many flavors at the stand however, if you are lucky enough to get to try their Caramel Pretzel ice cream, high five. That salty, sweet, milk deliciousness is awesome. They have pumpkin ice cream as well but I have yet to locate that flavor in a store. But if I do, I am going to have to work out harder to keep that weight off. Overall I love the Fell's Point Market because it's small, local and it has some good stuff there if you look carefully.

Love it!! I am here pretty much every Saturday morning. It's not huge like the other Farmers Market, but has everything you need spread out neatly. Every stand is clean and organized. The atmosphere is relaxed and inviting, not busy and hectic. The fruits and veggies are great. I try not to get the pies every time, but I definitely want to! And of course the steamed bun sandwiches and amazing!

Love this farmers market! They moved to the parking lot between Harbor East and Fells Point right behind Waterfront Kitchen because of construction this year. They are dog friendly and have a great selection for produce and treats. It is definitely smaller than the one under 83, but it's great to pick up some produce, grab a coffee, and get some cheese for date night !

First time at this market and I was surprised at how sparse it was. I guess I am spoiled and used to the overwhelmingness of the farmers market under 83. Even though there were not many stands they still had plenty to choose from and the laid back feel of it by the water is why it still gets 4 stars. First of all, if you park in Fells before 10AM it is FREE! Luckily I got there at 9:30 and a half hour was plenty of time for me to walk through and grab a few things. First stop was the Belgian waffle stand. I have been to Belgium, and have had their waffles, and this warm Belgian waffle definitely made my day at the market! $4 and it's the only place I have ever seen sell these goodies! Perfect snack as you walk. I also grabbed a bottle of wine at the Boordy stand. The girls were super nice and I love Boordy wines and they definitely got me with their new dry rose! The market also had a stand that was all homemade Baltimore themed pallet (wood) paintings, jewelry, breads, rice krispy treats, ice cream and of course fruits and veggies. I was very interested in trying Peter's Inn's stand however the prices were definitely not accomodating to the savvy shopper, so I had to pass... it smelled so good though.

Best places for samples - they're so generous and everything taste so good! Compared to the market in Mt Vernon, this place has more food and shops rather than produce. If you wanted produce I would go there instead. This is more for specialty foods. It's a lot smaller too but I worth checking out as well! Shops to check out: Cream Cruiser - Handmade Gourmet Ice cream sandwiches. Usually $5 for one. Super good. Usually a small cart in the back near the waterfront. Frankie Falafel - Yumm Falafels & they give you samples as well :) Caked & Battered - Red Velvet cupcake is to die for. They also give out a mini cupcake sample. I can't remember the name of this shop but they sell artisan balsamic vinaigrette. You're allowed to sample and all of them taste so flavorful! Truffle, Mango and Peach were absolutely stunning.

I'm no farmers' market expert. In all honesty, I'm easily overwhelmed by too many choices, so I wanted to introduce myself to farmers' markets slowly. The Fells Point market is pretty close to my house, so it was an easy walk and pretty convenient! As other Yelpers have mentioned, the space is fairly small, but there are still some great options! My boyfriend and I started off with a sample of the spicy guacamole. It didn't taste that spicy at first, but it definitely sneaks up on you! The avocado, tomatoes and onions are definitely fresh, which makes all the difference. We next moved on to the donuts. I'm all about the maple bacon donuts! The sweet and salty combination is amazing! I was happy to finally get the opportunity to try Zeke's coffee, and the iced coffee did not disappoint! My favorite purchase of the day though was the breakfast Panini. The eggs were cooked perfectly and it was super cheesy and packed with bacon! It made for a delicious breakfast. Of course we had to get some fresh produce before we left! We left with fresh rhubarb and strawberries to make our own compote. I was very pleased with the Fells Point Farmers' Market and am looking forward to coming back!

I'm pretty loyal to Baltimore's other fave farmer's markets, in Waverly and under the bridge, but the one in Fell's is much closer and more convenient for me so I gave it a try twice this summer. I don't know if it was just my love affair with my other markets clouding my judgement, so definitely check it out yourself, but I have to say I found it unnecessary to return. The location is obviously great, but I thought most things were overpriced, and found the vendors disengaged and not as friendly, unlike the other markets I go to. I was so looking forward to those stuffed avocados....but really, $7-8 for half of a very small avocado with a fried egg on top? Jesus! Also, I found it personally annoying that the avocado vendor was selling these for different prices depending on who walked up. By all means, it's your business to discount stuff for your friends, but do it a bit more discreetly. On a more delicious note, I loved the ladies who sold the juice and bought a few of those-delicious!

Busier during late July and early August. The beginning of the season there are only a few vendors. Don't wait until the middle or end of the market, it gets packed and there's only so much room to move around. People are constantly tripping over one another, especially with the baby carriages and dogs. It's a lovely time and there's just enough of everything that you can get the essentials.

The selection of produce was limited and much smaller than the one in JFX or waverly. If you're looking to do some serious produce shopping and don't mind the crowd, go to the one in JFX. Beware of decision fatigue though as there are lots of vendors.. the waverly market is a happy medium though because there is enough produce but not too much crowd. I always go to the elderly Korean couple to buy my Napa cabbage and ginger for my kimchi!

I would recommend this Farmer's market. I have been here several times to shop for produce and to enjoy some of the food. I loved it every time I have been. Their are always many vendors selling farm fresh produce like apples, strawberries, assorted greens, potatoes, squash, eggs, and much more. Ekiben a local restaurant sells some of their Asian inspire meat selections on steam buns or over rice. Baltimore Waffle company sells authentic Belgian style waffles with pearled beet sugar in the batter and topped with sauces like Nutela. They even have a maple bacon waffle which I haven't tried but looking forward to getting my hands on. Diablo Doughnuts a local bakery, located just north of where the market is held, offers some of their popular doughnut creations. They are also many stalls selling crafts that could be used to decorate your home. This is just a sample of the things you can find at this farmer's market. For a more exhaustive list check out their webpage for a list of vendors.

This is a great farmers market. It's definitely not as big as the one under 83 but it is a nice alternative if you want somewhere to go on a Saturday. Over time they have increased their fruits and veggi stands. You must buy pickles from the pickle stand. They are amazing and cheap. They also have stands for ice cream, salsa, meats, bread, wine, and some other miscellaneous items. Even though its small, it seems to hit most of your bases. They also have a panini stand and I really liked their meatball sandwich. I do wish the market had more prepared food stalls, but maybe it will grow over time. Fells point is just so nice to walk around that this is a great addition.