Legion Park Farmers Market
Farmers' market · Upper East Side ·

Legion Park Farmers Market

Farmers' market · Upper East Side ·

Local produce, pastries, kombucha, and hot foods under trees

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Legion Park Farmers Market by Ryan Pfeffer
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Legion Park Farmers Market by null
Legion Park Farmers Market by null
Legion Park Farmers Market by null
Legion Park Farmers Market by null
Legion Park Farmers Market by null
Legion Park Farmers Market by null
Legion Park Farmers Market by null
Legion Park Farmers Market by null
Legion Park Farmers Market by null
Legion Park Farmers Market by null
Legion Park Farmers Market by null
Legion Park Farmers Market by null
Legion Park Farmers Market by null
Legion Park Farmers Market by null
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6601 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33138 Get directions

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6601 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33138 Get directions

+1 786 427 4698
urbanoasisproject.org
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The 5 Best Farmer’s Markets In Miami - Miami - The Infatuation

"On Saturdays in MiMo’s Legion Park, a long row of vendors sell everything from soap to fresh juice under the canopy of banyan trees. If you’re planning to eat here, you’ll have a few options: there’s usually empanadas, barbecue, pastries, and more. But it’s an even better place to shop for a week’s worth of local produce and meat sourced from Florida. Some of our favorite vendors are Urban Oasis and French Farms for produce and Angry Booch for seasonal kombucha flavors. Parking can be a little difficult, so try to come early, or after things have died down a bit around noon. Open Saturday, 9am-2pm." - mariana trabanino, ryan pfeffer, virginia otazo

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Legion Park Farmers Market - Review - MiMo - Miami - The Infatuation

"On Saturdays in MiMo’s Legion Park, a long row of vendors sell everything from soap to fresh juice under the canopy of banyan trees. If you’re planning to eat here, you’ll have a few options: there’s usually empanadas, barbecue, pastries, and more. But it’s an even better place to shop for a week’s worth of local produce and meat sourced from Florida. Some of our favorite vendors are Urban Oasis and French Farms for produce and Angry Booch for seasonal kombucha flavors. Parking can be a little difficult, so try to come early, or after things have died down a bit around noon." - Ryan Pfeffer

https://www.theinfatuation.com/miami/reviews/legion-park-farmers-market
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A Saturday ritual on the Upper Eastside, this bay-adjacent market is curated by Urban Oasis Project, known for championing local farms and doubling SNAP. Frequently highlighted by local press, it’s a grassroots hub with produce, ferments, and hot foods.

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Legion Park Farmers Market

hisham suliman

Google
A great neighborhood spot for fresh fruits and vegetables, fresh juices, olive and honey vendors. A variety of ready to eat ethnic foods, Arts and Crafts vendors and the casual resort ware. There's a recently installed kids playground, tennis and basketball ball courts and the big draw is the free outdoor yoga class among the beautiful oak trees. The Market has improved over the years in terms of offering especially in the cooler season and it shows in the large Saturday crowds that has a hard time finding available parking spots .

Michelle Gambon

Google
Remarkable place! - BEST IN CLASS vendors- I was in from ATL! beyond impressed so very pleased

Ivan M

Google
Come visit us Gypsy Hidden Farms every Saturday at Legion Park Farmers Market. We have fruit jams, pickled and spicy products as well as fresh empanadas. There are a wide variety of vendor to also browse. Oh and bring your four legged kids, big beautiful park, fenced dog park and yoga.

LIENZ POLYCARPE

Google
The park is filled with wonderful people! If the city enhances the cleanliness, we'll have an even more beautiful waterfront to enjoy together.

Gene Vieve

Google
First time here. Only one vendor with produce, the rest of the market is bakers, street food makers.

Luis Gomez

Google
A neighborhood favorite, Legion Park Farmers Market. Open every Saturday. Arrive early to secure a good parking spot and take advantage of the yoga sessions, fresh produce, bakery and many other vendors. Great for the whole family.

Eli English

Google
My favorite farmers market. The best selection of local organic produce

Hassan Elnahas

Google
Wonderful Saturday farmers market set in a friendly park. A good number and mix of vendors. So U can easily buy enough to eat and drink to make for a nice picnic under the shade of trees with plenty of Spanish moss. But bring your own blanket or folding chairs cos no benches here. The pathway is wide enough so that - unlike the FM in Coconut Grove - U can walk around without bumping into people. To my experience (been there twice) most vendors are quite friendly too and happy to give a sample and explain their wares. The downsides are parking spaces. Though there are many available near the park, it is very popular and they fill up fast on Saturday. And the prices…. I paid $12 for a subpar sourdough bread that would have cost me max $10 for much better quality at a number of bakeries in town. I also paid $32 for a smallish wedge of excellent Dutch cheese. So not complaining of the quality, in this case, but only the price. In Europe, farmers markets are cheaper than the supermarkets - especially for fruits and vegetables (and, yes, they offer all organic too). I don’t get why FM’s in South Florida all charge at least a 30% premium. So take a full wallet with you if planning to indulge.