Tremont Farmers Market

FARMERS MARKET K-9 KREATIONS Dehydrated chicken 1 for 7$ 3 for 20 Tremont Lincoln Park Dog treats

Well, this was some sort of festival. Very busy and we ended up parking several blocks away. Lot of crafts, not a lot of food. No real entertainment. The best part was the portable sink set up outside the Port-o-lets. When you would step on the foot pedal on one side, the person across from you would get drenched with fresh water. Now THAT is ENTERTAINMENT! It was awesome!

Worth a visit even if you don't like buying vegetables, like myself. I went mostly to purchase some BLAZE hot sauce, which is amazing. At $8.95 a bottle, you can get flavors like mango habanero, avacado jalepeno, hot curry and more. Delicious and flavorful. Tremont Digs also has a stand and there's some really cool, unique plants here. A couple other vendors have small plants for sale, mostly herbs. There's some great people watching here in Lincoln park, too. Hula hoopers are always fun to watch, especially adults.

I believe this farmer's market existed before last summer, but it was tiny and took place on Starkweather across the street from Lucky's. Since last summer, the farmer's market has been going strong at Lincoln Park every Tuesday from 4:00-7:00 pm. This is a really nice little gathering of families, singles, dogs, kids, and musicians. There are about 10-15 vendors, ranging from the hippie who sells flax cookies to chefs doing demos from places like Dante or Greenhouse Tavern. Sometimes Ohio City pasta will be there. There's a stand devoted to hot sauces, one to pierogies, one to cheeses from grass-fed cows, and a bunch to fresh fruits and/or vegetables. And there's usually a live band playing to add to the mood. It's nice to stop by and just walk around, because it only takes about 5-10 minutes to make your way around to each stand. And if you're not sure what to make for dinner, you can get any number of meats too. Tip: if you go a bit later on, like around 6:30, you may see more discounts for vendors needing to sell stuff (I got 2 croissants for the price of one this way). However, in the case of when the awesome pie guy is there from Solon, you'll want to go early because all the best pies sell out! Definitely worth visiting at least once!

It may be little....but this market has punch! A cupcake truck (salted caramel cupcake, mmm), pizza oven truck, crepe truck....spices, fresh fruits and veggies, the world's most fragrant popcorn, cheese, plenty of meat options (bison bratwurst?!)....I have to say my expectations have been exceeded. Add in the fact that a number of great restaurants/ bars/ coffee shops are within walking distance, and just found yourself a lovely Tuesday afternoon.

Something every Clevelander Should Experience! This is a great little weekly gift from May through October and all the foodies / health conscious should come on down. Every Tuesday through October 30, from 4 to 7 p.m. It's just a little slice of heaven (when the weather is cooperating) - just hanging out in Tremont and checking out all the unique vendors... And, guess what, you don't have to pay to "get-in" .... Then, when your'e done - find your way over to one of the many fine establishments in Tremont and have a cocktail. Summer in Cleveland - Is there anything better?! I think Not! Peace! MK

This market is small but it's all local and organic. Come for dinner and grab a brick-oven pizza from a vendor, and some fresh greens and pastured meat to cook during the week. On nice evenings, there are usually performers or yoga and people picnicking in the park. I'm not a big meat eater, but I think the smokies and sausages from the fresh eatery are top-notch. It's all local and grass-fed, and they have some unique and delicious flavors like sriracha smokies.

This is one of the best things about living in Tremont. When local vendors, organic farmers, local musicians, local nonprofit organizations, and the area's best chefs come together...magic happens. I love the fact that a wide range of folks attend this event...it shows off the diversity in the Tremont neighborhood. People from nearly every ethnicity, social class, age, etc...it's really awesome. I can't begin to describe the great produce that we've gotten from the vendors at this event. We've gotten all sorts of stuff that isn't available at local grocery stores, and the best part is that the money goes to local farmers--not big corporate grocery stores. I've made some great kale chips and we've had countless delicious meals with the produce we've gotten from this market. The vendors are SO friendly and I really appreciate that they'll drop the price when the bushels aren't totally full or throw in some extra free stuff from time to time. We had the opportunity to check out one of the chef demos a few weeks ago and that was a lot of fun...Tom from Momocho cooked...it was just like watching Food Network, except we got to taste the food at the end! Sofrito green beans from Momocho...mmm... Other than the fact that the vendors don't take credit cards and I inevitably never bring enough cash to cover all of the delightful produce and other items that I want to get, I can't think of a negative thing to say about the place. I love the fall because of the cooler temperatures and football, but man, when the last Tremont Farmer's Market closes down this fall, I'm going to be a sad guy. Just gotta remember to visit the indoor version of the Tremont Farmer's Markets that they have once a month during the wintertime!

I love the Tremont Farmers Market. I work nearby and really look forward to stopping on my way home. I stopped yesterday and was not disappointed. I picked up some veggies, artisan cheese, pasta from Ohio City Pasta, fancy syrup to put into my cocktails (can you say jalapeno lime?) and lastly, a blueberry lavender lemon ice pop from Popsmith. That was the highlight of my trip. Come on out and pay them a visit. They may be small but they have a lot to offer.

It's nice to know that we can get fresh veggies throughout the week instead of going to Wal-Mart and their crappy selection. Plus, they have music and other fun stuff going on to make it an enjoyable experience.

Great idea..love farmers markets. Supporting local farmers is great. Just dont understand why stuff that comes from right around here cost so much? Lincoln Electric has Amish farmers here every week selling fresh veggies and its half the price. Guess people who build $300,000 houses in Tremont dont mind paying for convience..lol..

The vendors are great this year, I come every Tuesday! Try the Lucky Penny Creamery goat cheese, the sausage and all the fresh produce is great. There are amazing perogies and pizza, and a new mobile boutique truck! I can never make it by 5:30 for yoga but it looks like fun.

This is a small farmers market with lots of tasty products for sell. Vendors are very kind and helpful with shopping. The prices are reasonable as well.