Pinecrest Farmers' Market

Loads of fun! This is the first time I could comfortably try samples knowing they are dairy free! The food is FANTASTIC and the vendors are lovely

Nice market in a beautiful location with good parking. Plenty of food vendors. Almost no farmers though. Only two produce vendors the day I went, both of which grew less than a quarter of the produce themselves.

Pinecrest Farmer's Market - A Tropical Delight If you're seeking a vibrant Sunday morning activity with a tropical twist, look no further than the Pinecrest Farmer's Market. Nestled within the Pinecrest Gardens lot, this weekly event exudes a unique charm that sets it apart from similar markets elsewhere. Upon the recommendation of my cousin Joe, we decided to pay a visit to this bustling market, reminiscent of the one we have back in my hometown of Kenosha, Wisconsin, known as the Harbor Market. However, Pinecrest's market boasts its own distinct flair, offering a tantalizing array of produce and fruits that immediately transport you to a tropical paradise. From the moment we arrived, the market's lively atmosphere captivated us. Vendors lined the pathways, showcasing an eclectic mix of goods ranging from handbags to artisanal goat cheese. But it was the diverse culinary offerings that truly stole the show. Seafood aficionados, barbecue enthusiasts, and sweet-toothed individuals alike were spoiled for choice with options like grilled meats, BBQ delights, sweets, coffee, smoothies, and the ever-popular Acai Bowls. Opting for the latter, we indulged in a delightful Acai Bowl experience. For $15 each, we were treated to a refreshing blend of frozen acai berries crafted into a creamy puree, generously topped with a colorful assortment of fresh fruits and a choice of chia or granola. Additionally, we couldn't resist sampling an almond crescent, adorned with a dusting of powdered sugar and filled with delectable almond paste. Both treats were nothing short of scrumptious. Despite our culinary delights, a few minor inconveniences dampened our experience slightly. Parking proved to be a challenge, with the lot overflowing upon our arrival. Furthermore, navigating through the crowds initially posed difficulties. Additionally, we found the lack of picnic tables or designated seating areas somewhat inconvenient. However, our quest for a spot to savor our treats led us to a charming bench near the entrance of the gardens, where we savored every bite of our Acai Bowl while soaking in the vibrant ambiance. In summary, the Pinecrest Farmer's Market earns a solid rating of 4.5 stars from us. While minor logistical issues may arise, the market's lively atmosphere, diverse culinary offerings, and tropical charm make it a must-visit destination for anyone seeking a delightful Sunday morning excursion. Just be sure to arrive early and be prepared to embrace the lively hustle and bustle of this tropical gem. Thomas Corrao Stray Compass Travels #straycompasstravelreviews #straycompassphotography #straycompasslife

Great walk about for a Sunday morning - small business doing their best to make an honest living and they should be supported 100%! Four stars for this Now what about transparency —apart from a few stores no one displays prices until you get to the till! So you don't know if you are paying $12 for one skewer or two. Understand this may be a strategy to avoid being turned off at pricey items but it is counter productive. 2 stars for this. Little stickers with prices could do the trick! Families want to support small business and willing to pay a little more but not so much more that makes a visit to a farmers market a once in a blue moon event. I hope these vendors are being charged a reasonable and not being levied too high taxes to display their wares and menus. Families visiting with kids

My favorite spot out of several prominent farmers markets in the area, well-organized parking, shade from the banyans to walk under, high quality merchants, tropical vibe, friendly people, lots of well-groomed dogs on leashes whom their owners showcase :) The famed Pinecrest Gardens on the same parking lot, with a huge well-kept koi pond at the entrance: if you drive 20+ min, go for it, but if you are local try a weekday when "nobody" is in and you stroll calmly; also if you are tourists, check out their "go left after entering" loop, equipped with all the human conveniences and attractions , but if you are local, it is better imo to go right after entering, for a jungle forest feel while on the shady solid manmade path, amongst ornate ponds. Ever since the Pinecrest Gardens started charging a nominal fee to enter some years ago , they have greatly improved the guests' experience. You could bring your market food finds to the Gardens, if you want an improvised picnic, the tables are in at least 2 locations inside. The other end of the lot is the community center with a cafe, a library, and multiple classes for kids, also a gym that requires membership. Market on Sundays from about 9 or 10 to about 2 or 2:30, if you have a favorite vendor come earlier as some popular items sell out fast. Overall, a gem of a weekend's morning.

Had the pleasure of visiting the farmers market for the first time today and I was very pleased with the experience. Lots of vendors and producers selling their goods. Wanted to try everything. Family had a great time and we plan on returning soon. Go if you can.

Great way to end the weekend. Plenty of places to choose from such as Hispanic food, breakfast, pastries, hand crafted items, etc. I recommend getting the ceviche and guac always tastes fresh and I also recommend getting the coffee from there too.

Probably the best farmers market in Miami...

Great place to come on a Sunday to experience some good local food vendors. They also have a nice selection of locally grown fruits and vegetables.

Baptist Health sponsons a large farmers market every Sunday from 9 AM to 2 PM in front of Pinecrest Gardens. Overflow parking is in a field behind the Pinecrest Community Center. The Pinecrest Farmers Market was voted Best Farmers Market by the Miami New Times and it is easy to see why because there is such a variety to choose from. On the day I visited there were two rows of stalls selling açaí bowls, smoothies, and other health food. Seafood lovers flocked to the lobster rolls and stone crabs while others enjoyed ethnic dishes like Japanese Yakisoba bowls and Argentinian steak. Other food items for sale included salsa and guacamole, fresh mozzarella, popcorn, roasted coffee, micro greens, pizza, honey, and fresh fruit and vegetables. For dessert there were Italian ices and cheesecake. They also sell live plants, supplements, dog food, gemstones, jewelry, and metal work. Baptist Health was on hand giving out complimentary reusable tote bags with sun hats, measuring spoons, and other goodies inside. Once you finishing shopping you can visit beautiful Pine Crest Garden for only $5. I had a wonderful afternoon having lunch at the market followed by a delightful stroll in the historic gardens.

Very nice stroll through peaceful and beautiful surroundings. A good place if you enjoy nature and need a break from the fast pace.

Weekly farmers market in pinecrest featuring vendors selling food, flowers, health items, produce and much more. Plenty of parking as well. Worth dropping by esp if in the area.

There is a great blend of different types of food and products they sell. The service was impeccable. Everyone was friendly and willing to help. The ambiance gives a nice mellow Sunday afternoon feel. Overall a great first experience here

In general very expensive, vegetables very expensive more than Whole Foods market organic Crowded and not much space , people go because they are bored at home Workers want to make a fortune in one day , I couldn't believe it that was cheaper in whole food market in 104 and Dixie highway

Been going for almost a decade. We love Cybill's coffee stand and the fresh produce. Many of the great vendors have moved on the past few years. We were grateful for the drive-thru format during the pandemic. It's always a relaxing visit and great to have option to walk the botanical gardens. Great friendly people and beautiful surroundings.

This long time running farmers market is just perfect venue for the preamble to the gardens on the other side of the admissions booth. Go hungry because you'll find all kinds of food from vegan to Paleo to gluten-free to glutenous and all there is in between. Be prepared to stand in line if you're there for coffee break for lunch time for breakfast time because that's when the lines form but they go quickly. Flowers bags books candles food food food food food fresh fruit cut fruit smoothies Plants flowers trinkets rings necklaces and all things at any market with offer at good quality. It's a colorful bunch and it's a family affair so go there for some people watching and chatting and just come mingle with neighbors and start your day the right way.

I love this farmers market. I used to go every Sunday until Covid. This was my first time back in a couple of years. There's a great selection of vendors, food, produce and handmade goods. It's really worth a visit.

The market is now drive through. To buy from the vendors you need to stay in your car and wear mask at all times.

Loved it here. Most of the vendors are knowledgeable on their products. They didn't mind enlightening me on the products they were selling, even if I did not buy. There's a coffee place here called "imperial roasts" and their iced coffee is literally the best. Would recommend, will return in the future.

Loved it the only thing I would add is picnic tables...about 10 of them and they have the space for it. Yes we can go inside Pinecrest garden to sit down but someone is just go to the market place not the garden...also other like me once I leave the garden with my twins I'm not trying to go back inside. The lemonade and frozen drinks stand was awesome! I had the Chico bowl with barbacao rice and beans along with guacamole and chips. The guacamole didn't have much flavor. Next time I want to try the poke bowl as well as the açaí bowl. Everyone was friendly and nice. Lots of parking but it still can be challenging.

5 stars!! All the way!! You must come early to avoid the heavy crowds as the mid day rush and latecomers take over. Try a little bit of anything you come across. I'm sure your hands will be full by the time you sit to enjoy what you've purchased. Everything is delicious and the Miami weather usually never disappoints. It's a great Sunday activity any family can partake in. The outdoors + food + fresh produce = priceless.

I love love a good farmer's market and THIS IS IT. This is the perfect farmer's market. It has everything you would want. Flowers to smoothies to poke bowls to açaí bowls. I was surprised to see zak the baker even there. I loved the layered smoothie from the Redlands farms. Soo good and refreshing. Very easy parking and it's lovely to walk around. Good with family friends or even a date. Definitely coming back.

I came here this morning for the first time, Ended up getting tacos at the taco stand, which were okay, nothing special. I wouldn't go expecting authentic Mexican tacos, And ceviche at the guacamole and ceviche stand which were overwhelmed with lime juice and I could barely enjoy. I would come back and perhaps try something else and update the review.

Heard about this little gem from some friends in Pinecrest that we met up with on Sunday! This might be my favorite farmer's market in Miami so far. They are only open from 9-2PM on Sundays. The park is beautiful and I like the variety of foods here: Acai Bowls Poke Bowls Ceviche Fresh Guacamole (in action) Breakfast Foods Gyros Meats Hand-tossed Pizza (in action) Fresh Popcorn Dark Chocolate Organic Fresh Juices Drink from a coconut (only $3) Fresh Produce Zak the Baker Specialty Coffee Specialty Sauces Specialty Dog Foods and a few other things.. Most of the foods are healthy and organic. Be aware that some of them might be a bit pricey so don't get carried away and definitely don't break the bank! I really enjoyed the dark chocolate, the blueberry coffee, the fresh coconut, the fresh guac, and especially the fresh ceviche.

I have been coming to this place for many years, sometimes months apart between visits but still continue to come back to bring friends and family. Had not realized I had not yet reviewed here on Yelp, so here it goes. It has amazing trees and vegetation, splash pad area, petting zoo (only open at 10:00, 12:00, 2:00 and 4:00), picnic tables, playground, beautiful water lilies pond, breathtaking views of lake with swans and just overall eye pleasing structures. Today's visit was my first on a Sunday. It was quite busy with the Farmer's Market but It was enjoyable. Lots of diverse foods, desserts, fruits and vegetables, among many other miscellaneous items like honey, cookies, salsas, plants and even soaps! They have areas available to host parties. You are able to bring your own food and drinks and decorate as you please. Nice for baby showers but also convenient for birthday parties since there's a playground nearby. Admission is free for military people and those accompanying them. Children 2 and under free. I highly recommend Pinecrest Gardens!

Love going every weekend!! The African Coffee and the flower shop are always on the agenda!

Every weekend is better when a trip to the Farmers market is a part of it! Located in the old school parrot jungle location on old culter, this market is a real treat. They've got it all! Fresh produce, plants, gifts, and of course ready-to-eat food options. I visited with my mom and we had the best time walking up and down the array of vendors the market had to offer. It gets extremely packed - so just know if it's hot out, you'll be walking with tons of folks and sweating but for that BBQ it is worth every minute! I picked up fresh ceviche, mango with tajiin, bbq ribs and chicken, some succulents, and pickled veggies and fresh burrata. Eclectic haul, but that just goes to show there is something for everyone at this market. What I loved most is that the vendors take card - so makes it super easy to shop around. There are tables available for you to enjoy your food on the spot - which in cooler weather seems like a delightful idea. *Pro Tip* take a reusable bag to load up on goodies and carpool. Parking is a little crazy when it gets busy.

A great farmers market is never too far away! We love coming here & getting fresh fruits and veggies. The eats here are unreal. They recently started offering matsubi which we love. Come early or else everything is sold out by 1 pm! Sweet blendz acai is my favorite it reminds me of Hawaii acai l! Yum. Our son loves to come and play at the Pinecrest gardens as well. It's definitely a fun find Sunday! :)

I LOVE the drive-thru version of the farmer's market. They have done a great job of pivoting to make sure that everyone is safe but still able to support the local businesses. I love the Mediterranean business with delicious hummus and falafel. My other favorites are the fish dip (a must!), teas, kombucha, and french bakery. Definitely, all that you need to get out of the house, get local goods, and never leave your car!

FIVE stars for the selection of vendors' booths with tantalizing foods (poké, BBQ, arepas - LOTS to choose from!) and other fun things. Truly wonderful. We have always loved coming out here whenever we are visiting the Gables. ZERO stars for the constant parade of dogs whose owners just let them growl at each other and have the occasional lunge attack. One of our kids was almost mauled when a dog fight erupted over some spilled food between two kiosks. Yes, we were holding our child's hand and just walking through the crowded aisles, so don't even start with the "you should have been watching your kid better" BS - we were right there, and that was what avoided a mauling... We also have a Doberman pinscher, so we are well-versed in how to be responsible dog owners. We would never bring our dog to a crowded farmer's market with so much food and unknown people; it's asking for a problem. Having so many dogs around also makes it unsanitary - they are peeing and defecating right next to where people are eating. Honestly, the organizers of this wonderful idea need to think about the safety of their customers here. Is it really going to take a major dog attack to make a change? Totally and utterly irresponsible, and we will not be back until this changes. Hopefully no kids will have to suffer in order to make this a kid-friendly and safe experience.

I went the week before the official lockdown due to the CoronaVirus. It was really good. I wished I had been going there sooner. The weather was great which really helped. There was so much variety. There was an empanada vendor who named each empanada after a famous female for International Women's Day. So creative! There was also a vendor selling fresh made salsa and guacamole. Customers and vendors were extremely friendly. The location is excellent. Pinecrest Gardens is the perfect location. I love that it is on cement because I use a wheelchair and many farmer's markets are not wheelchair accessible. Plenty of parking! Dog friendly! Loved that too. And I like the idea that we could also go to the Pinecrest gardens afterwards. If there is anything that I could add to make it better, it would be to have more vendors.

Beautiful grounds, lovely trees, perfect shade, what more could I ask for, when coming to the best farmers market in town?! Pinecrest Farmer's Market is the largest I have been to yet, and the variety of vendors they have is incomparable to any other. From vendors like Zack the Baker to Sweet Blendz, this place is heaven. We popped in today to have some delicious treats and our first stop was Zack the Baker. We shared a Nutella filled croissant, which was absolutely divine. The croissant was perfectly made and had just the right amount of Nutella. Its soft texture and sweet/nutty taste, made my taste buds go insane. This little bad boy was $4 and worth every penny. We then made our way over to the fresh squeeze stand, and decided on the "Natalie Slushie". It was made of freshly squeezed orange juice, pineapples, and tangerines. That cost $5 and it was so refreshing. We had some samples at Doctor Pickle. The Sriracha pickles are so good! And then I stopped by Reeny's Butterflies, Blooms, & Bees. She's a beekeeper who makes all types of natural, homemade soaps, lotions, and more. I purchased an $8 oatmeal/charcoal soap from her that is also made with honey and goats milk. It smells so delicious and I cannot wait to use it. Our last stop was Babe Froman Fine Sausages, where we shared an $8 bacon egg and cheese sandwich on a baguette. unfortunately I couldn't take a picture of it because I was too consumed with devouring it. It was by far the best breakfast sandwich I have had yet in Miami! The location here is absolutely gorgeous and huge. They offer an inner private lot, as well as street parking.

My visit to Pinecrest Gardens was my first since it was the Parrot Jungle. The layout has been kept very similar since then. I visited during an art fair, so admission was free. There are other similar events, such as farmer's markets, when there is also free admission. The art fair was nice: a variety of artists working with many media, food vendors, and some sponsor booths. The Gardens are mostly shaded, so the walk is enjoyable even when it's hot and sunny. It's more of a meandering path than a specific destination, so stroll slowly and enjoy the variety of flora. There are also native birds that can be seen around the lake, and a koi pond. I probably enjoyed the petting zoo more than the kids, and spent a while petting the pigs. There were pigs, sheep, and goats. The petting zoo is only open for 30 minutes at a time every 2 hours, starting at 10am, 12pm, 2pm, and 4pm. For kids there's also a playground and a splash pad. There are also tons of tables to bring your own lunch. When we went in January, the banyans were decorated with twinkly lights. I'm not sure if this was left over from the holiday season or always there, but it made me think the holiday lights are probably beautiful.

Overall, I enjoyed my visit to PFM. I would advise you to get there early. I arrived one hour after opening and parking was already getting scarce. By the time I left, there were no spaces left. There was an amazingly diverse selection of prepared foods, traditional vegetables, trinkets, and services (they even had a CBD booth!). You could easily skip Sunday morning breakfast, and just come here and have a great meal, as there are several picnic-type tables available to sit at. I was very happy with all our purchases...fresh bread and muffins from Zak the Baker, Ceviche, pulled pork sandwiches from Eat Da Bone ( love the bbq, hate the name!), artisanal mango habanero and pineapple jalapeño jellies, zesty cilantro seasoning, and patchouli incense. Prices are a bit on the high side, a price point one would expect in Pinecrest. The one thing I didn't like was the heat. Even though there are awnings everywhere, and lots of old large shade trees, it just wasn't enough on the day of our visit (September 8th). I will visit PFM again, but it will definitely be sometime in winter.

Absolutely beautiful! I hadn't been here since it was called Parrot Jungle, so it was such a wonderful feeling of nostalgia for me. I'd been wanting to come visit Pinecrest Gardens for wedding ceremony ideas, and I am so glad I did! My fiance and I strolled in yesterday and fell in love. What a beautiful spot! It completely takes you away from feeling like you're in Miami. The tall trees provide plenty of shade to keep you covered on a hot summer day. This is the perfect place for picnics, and to simply enjoy an afternoon stroll. You'll see flowers, moss, baby waterfalls, peacocks, turtles, and koi fish. There's also a Splash Zone for children to play at. For a $5 admission fee, you'll get a bang for your buck! Highly recommended for all ages!

This has become my Sunday morning ritual. The parking is a bit tough but it's worth the wait or extra walk. Lately I have been riding my bike there and it's been fantastic! You can find flowers, honey, oils, candles, fruit, produce, ribs, pizza, the beat açaí bowls and so much more. If you are in the mood for a laid back, outdoor, healthy eating/shopping Sunday morning with a date, friends or family. This is a must!

Good plan for a relaxed Sunday. Natural orange juice is a must, as simple as it may sound.

I'm obsessed with this market! It does really have something for everyone. From tea to bbq to Italian ice to raw foods. It's such a delight. Due to covid something's have changed but I really like the convenience of the changes. Basically it's a drive through. Do make sure to wear your masks even though you will not get out of your car. The tents are spaced out enough so that you can pull in and park near the tent of your choice, look at the menu and choose and pay. The vendors use long selfie sticks with the square attached for safe cc payment; no cash allowed. My faves include the omusubee.... Japanese nigiri, great variety to choose from. The French bakery, La Vinois... best raisin rolls! Angry booch kombucha and Italian I've from kool treats. Must get imperial roast seasonal flavor cold brew! Everything is great and there is enough to be able to try something new each time you visit. Everything is pretty much contact less. They will put your bagged purchase in your trunk! Make sure to bring a cooler or cold bag because you will definitely get more stuff than you planned for.

What a beautiful place! I really enjoyed my visit to Pinecrest Gardens. This place used to be Parrot Jungle, but now it's just the gardens and greenery without the birds. Admission is $5 per person. When I visited, there was a small fundraising event/fair with food trucks, a petting zoo, and some educational booths. There's a small water park area for kids to play and splash around (bring bathing suits for them!) My favorite part was the pond filled with turtles and koi fish. I love how this place seems so natural and untouched. You wouldn't expect that this used to be such a large attraction. The only downside I would say is that the signs are not so clear with the directions. It's easy to get lost but not hard to find your way around. I found myself walking in circles and trying to backtrack at times because I kept hitting dead ends and 'Do not enter' areas, but it was still kind of fun exploring. For the price, I think this place is definitely worth it. If you're looking for something relaxing and nature-filled, this is a perfect spot.

This farmers market feels like a great cross between brunch and a traditional farmers market. It has a great mix of foods/drinks to eat, prepared/packaged foods and a couple of produce stalls. There are also the other stalls selling soaps, crystals, houseplants and even dog treats. We turned our first visit into a family brunch with a rainbow smoothie, kettle corn (the buffalo flavor from Incredible Kettle corn is my new favorite), brisket and ribs from Eat Da Bone BBQ, a margarita pizza, and soup dumpling and a bbq pork bun. Everything was delicious and and helped secure this farmers market as our favorite in South Florida. Parking was sufficient, but pack your patience as you maneuver around those coming and going and finding your perfect spot.

As far as farmers markets go this one is pretty solid. Lots of food options and they actually have several choices to get your fruits and veggies. Parking can be an issue and it does get crowded

Expensive, but sometimes unique offerings at this open street market in the parking lot of Pinecrest Gardens. Parking can be a real hassle if you don't get there early... and when it's crowded the stalls are so tightly packed together that getting through the market can be difficult. Very crowded. It would be nice if there were some tables somewhere to enjoy some of the lunch offerings, but no such facilities exist. We usually go to the adjacent soccer fields and sit on the grass watching a game while we eat.

The best place to start the perfect Sunday and the drive there is just easy and beautiful. Old Miami all the way. Seating in the entrance of Pinecrest Gardens formerly Monkey Jungle is one of the most fun Markets around. Every Sunday stands get set with Flowers, Fresh Fruit, Breads, Organic Honey and many other favorites from our local products. Usually also some Korean stand, Burgers and also Chinese fare. All made in the spot. The setting is perfect to stroll through the park with your favorite friend or family or all of them.

It was a very hot and sunny day when I visited the Pinecrest Farmer's Market but there were plenty of opportunities to cool off. There are vendors selling delicious fresh juices and açaí fruit bowls as well as all natural Italian ice. If you are hungry there are several options to chose from. Notably they have an amazing BBQ vendor with mouthwatering chicken on a stick and ribs. They have a vendor selling fresh burrata which goes very well with the red and juicy tomatoes which are Vine ripened and ready for that salad. All in all it is a pleasant market to stroll through on a Sunday. It's more of a food vendor market than a true farmers market since the vegetables are limited to one or two vendors but it is worth stopping by and enjoying the setting under the oaks!

Pinecrest Farmers Market offers a great variety of items.They have a vast selection of fruits/vegetables, smoothies, homemade food and miscellaneous objects like plants, soaps and things of that sort. Their food is consistently delicious even though it can be a little pricey at times. Parking is definitely an issue, so be sure to get there early. Also, there is very little seating so don't plan to find a spot to enjoy their food offerings.

I love this Farmer's Market!! It's in a beautiful location with ample space to walk around, plenty of parking, wonderful shaded area, great selection of vendors and several tables to sit and enjoy your purchases. Housed in the North end of the parking lot at Pinecrest Gardens this small but mighty Farmer's Market has something for everyone. With 40+ vendors you are sure to find something you like. The vendors here sell everything from pizza, kettle corn, tropical fruits, veggies, fruit smoothies, fresh squeezed lemonade, macarons and macaroons, mini cupcakes, empanadas, BBQ, ceviche, pastries, gluten-free pastries, chia bars, French pastries, handmade soaps and candles, chocolate bars, iced tea, iced coffee, orchids, hanging succulents, loose leaf teas and spices.... Some vendors accept cards and I even noticed one had a "We accept SNAP here" sign. But bring cash if you can because not all vendors accept cards. Come with your family or come alone. Its a wonderful way to spend a Sunday morning. Open only on Sundays 9am to 2pm.

The best Farmers Market in South Florida, and the best I've been to anywhere in the U.S! This Farmers Market is something truly special, the produce is top notch, but the food is the real star of the show. Zak The Baker has a presence with freshly baked goods, Art Pie offers delightful pocket pies with enough variety to make your head spin (try the BBQ chicken and brie one!), the acai bowls are the best I've ever had and one of the top reasons I keep coming back and then there are the people who go the extra mile and haul an actual brick oven to make delicious brick oven pizzas (they'll make the dough and prepare the pizza in front of you, and they'll toss it up in the air to the delight of your children!), as well as another kiosk that offers slow cooked BBQ, and someone making artisan kettle corn on a giant cauldron! If you are more traditional there are greek and Venezuelan food spots as well, smoothies, fresh lemonade, there's something for everyone! The setting is another reason why this one is a special place, it's in the Pinecrest Garden parking lot so you have a gorgeous setting, completely shaded by trees and tents so it's not an issue in the Miami summers, and lots of parking (although it does get really packed and busy, but I've never had an issue finding a spot after waiting just a few minutes). When you are done with the Farmers Market you can always pop inside the Garden for a fun stroll, or if you have kids they'll love the playground and petting zoo, and if you are feeling a little tired from all the walking there's a convenient Juan Valdez at the pavilion so you don't even need to pay the entrance fee to grab yourself a delicious cup of coffee.

Had such a nice time here. My daughter has a dairy allergy and there were a few options for her. She was thrilled! This is a very small neighborhood event but that's a good thing. There's plenty of space to walk around and people are just hangin' out. My husband and I had the mango smoothies & cold water lobster rolls. Both were delicious!! Our daughter had a dairy free grilled "cheese" sandwich that she LOVED. She doesn't like tomatoes but they were on the sandwich and she still loved it. She also had a Japanese rice "ball" that she loved as well. Lots of people walking around with their pooches. Just a calm, pleasant, enjoyable time.

Very nice little park and botanical garden. It's great for kids. They have a water splash area, huge playground and a petting zoo. Lots of employees were working to keep the park maintained.

Love coming here on a beautiful Sunday morning. Plenty of vendors to pick from and extremely family orientated market. Feel free to bring your dogs. It can be a bit crowded and parking can be an issue, but not impossible. A most try is the ceviche and guacamole, along with the rainbow smoothie! The market does accept cash and credit cards as well!

I have been going to the farmers market in Pinecrest for over 4 years now. It never disappoints. I think it's by far the best farmers market in Miami that has all your local favorites. From freshly made bread from zac the baker to Acai bowels. It's a definite must try. It's open every Sunday from 9-2pm.

I have to say that I always love coming here on a Sunday morning. It's pretty much all in the shade so coming here on a sunny day isn't much of a worry. They also have a great option of different types of vendors, which is always nice. I just wish it was a little bit bigger and that they had more seating, even if it was dispersed around the different vendors. All-in-all, it's a great farmers market in this area. Make sure to try the açaí bowls and smoothies. And if Babe Froman is there, don't forget your BEC sandwich.

Oh how I loved this farmer's market! Located right outside the Pinecrest Gardens main entrance, this outdoor market offers an excellent selection of fresh juices, smoothies, homemade food and organic products, locally grown vegetables and fruits, delicious kettle corn, etc. -- everything that I tried was so good, I can't wait to go back and try more of the amazingness! The trees all around provide excellent shade and you can't help but just relax and enjoy Sunday morning with a just pressed/squeezed pomegranate lemonade, a freshly made arepa, and a tropical fruit salad with dragon fruit, pineapple, papaya and mango! Next time I will try the acai bowls! LOVED IT!

I came here on a Saturday around 5. Since they were almost closing, we didn't have to pay the entrance fee, which I believe is $5? I thought that was very nice of them. Parking is not a problem at all. I was in the mood to do something "chill" and this was definitely the perfect place to do just that. It wasn't that sunny out, but even if it was, there is plenty of shade. It's a good place to bring your kids. They have a little splash-n-play thing, a playground, and a petting zoo. As you walk around, you'll see beautiful plants and animals. I love the bridges and the little shelters that they have-feels like you're in a little jungle. On Sunday's, they have a little farmers market in the parking lot.

This lovely little botanical garden with a splash pad for kids is a nice patch of nature among really fancy homes. There is a lot of shade. A leisurely stroll along the winding walkways is calming. I only go here on Sundays because they also have the farmer's market in the parking lot area. We eat at the market, stroll in the gardens, and then go back to the market for fruits and veggies to take home. The fish and turtles are fun to watch. You can buy feed for the fish near the entrance. They are always hungry. They need to improve the website for this place. The hours and entrance fees on pinecrest.gov were unclear.

This has been a staple during the pandemic. My family and I drive thru the market every Sunday and look forward to picking up weekly treats and flowers. This is a great, safe way to support our community.

This is a very fresh, interesting busy market in pretty surrounding located in the car park next to Pinecrest gardens. In my opinion though it is very expensive for what it is..obviously priced for the rich people living in or around the expensive Pinecrest! Nice to walk around and sample some local offerings and maybe worthy to go to the gardens at the same time...ie combine the two.