Oviedo Farmers Market - Lawton House

My favorite small business is Hope Bakes Gluten Free! Her treats are delicious and safe for Celiacs like myself. My kids LOVE the Sugar Bear Sweets cake pops and the big pretzels from Olde Hearth Bakery! We look forward to supporting these businesses every time there's a market.

We love the produce vendor here. He always has a great selection

Awesome historic house, as well as an amazing farmers market on the first Saturday of every month! Located in old Oviedo, right off the main road it's very easy to find. Would be an excellent place for a school field trip, an afternoon picnic, or just a great sight and something to do on a rainy day!

Open the first Saturday of the month, great local history and lots of hands on for kids (and adults).

Interesting place, well maintained, young volunteers are very knowledgeable and will give you a tour.

Best farmers market i ever visited

Great farmers market on the 1st Saturday of the month.

It's nice to see these historic things

Cute small farmers market with a couple vendors and a small park if you bring the family. Overall a nice weekend stop.

Trish's honey booth is the best. Best local honey. Also great vegetable and bakery goods. Try it - you'll like it!!!!

First time here, Market open 1st and 3rd Sat mornings from 0800-100pm. Very small Market an even number of food and homemade items. Just a bit small maybe a dozen people selling things. Nice place to bring your pets and stroll around for goodies.

This is an exceptional farmer's market, despite the limited size. There is a steady rotation of artists, which include craft artists, potters, painters, photographers, etc. Also, you get people selling collectibles and antiques, plus mish mash. They are all very friendly, talkative, and interesting people who enjoy creativity. Along these artist, you have the people that make soaps, creams, and other beauty products. These are really beautiful products and excellent for gifts. If you like to entertain, or if you are a serious eater, you can find many food products here, like marinades, hot sauces, dips, honey, teas, etc. I have to say that I have tried/tasted many of these products and they are very good. I normally come to farmer's markets because there are people cooking, or people bring food ready to eat. Here you can have some awesome empanadas, great baked goods, cakes, smoothies, kettle corn, sandwiches, hot dogs, etc. I wish the variety was wider, but this is a small farmer's market. Funny thing, there is only one farmer here. I haven't seen anything interesting or novel in that space, but I also need to get used to the offerings. Eventually I will buy something there. Last thing, "That Sharpening Guy" comes here. If you have knives that need sharpening, "That Sharpening Guy" seems to be one of the better options in town. This farmer's market assembles on the first Saturdays of the month. Mark your calendar.

Great hometown market. !! I love it. Wish it as every week instead of once a month.

Such a great time at the Oviedo's Farmer's Market. Our family made a day of it recently, and plan to make it a recurring activity. Love that there is a playground for little kids and big kids so if they get tired of browsing, there is space to run off some of energy. Obviously a popular farmers market, based on the full parking lots, but if you circle a few times you may get lucky like we did and get a close by space recently vacated by a customer bringing home their treasures. We enjoyed some farm fresh produce, local honey and jellies, sweets and treats, and a little lunch. The one thing we wished is that there were more lunch options. With a few vegetarians in our family, we did not find a vendor that offered a full "lunch" for them. In fact the only actual lunch we saw was the BBQ and while waiting in line they ran of our intended item, pulled pork, then out of white meat chicken and beans, but some of us we did get to enjoy a nice chicken leg with mac n cheese. The donuts were probably all of our favorite bites, they were just so good. Maybe we will pack a lunch next time and just fill up on the treats, like the macaroons and organic popsicles. There could have been a few more vegetable and fruit vendors, but we still were able to find a few really nice items. I loved that they had activities for the kids, in fact once my granddaughter found the painting on garden stones we stayed so long that the market closed up around us. Overall great market and we cannot wait to enjoy another Saturday here.

I am sorry I avoided this farmers' market. Just for shits and giggles, I stopped in on my way home from Whole Foods, and I'm super pleased I did. I even contemplated leaving my wallet in the car, but I didn't want to stand out as someone not really interested in purchasing anything. Good lord, I bought homemade pasta from Orlando City Pasta (delicious!), handmade soap from Pleasant Earth Soap Company, and grass-fed beef from Geneva Beef Company. If I didn't have organic vegetables wilting away in my car under the hot August sun, I would have bought more, a lot more. This farmers' market takes place only once a month, the first Saturday, from 8 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. There are a couple of food vendors there (the Latin food smelled lovely) so you can have lunch while you're shopping. Also, if you don't sharpen your own cutting knives, there is a kiosk that offers knife sharpening.

The Oviedo Farmers Market is open on the first Saturday of every month. The organic produce is wonderful. I bought a head of lettuce grown hydroponically that still had the roots attached. I took it home and kept it alive and fresh in a plastic bag in my fridge. They even have a knife sharpener and sell all kinds of spices and dip mixes. Great variety. And the Lawton House Museum of Oviedo History is open for free browsing. If you have kids, Friendship Park is right there too.