St. Petersburg Saturday Morning Market

It's not the biggest market. Has baked goods, pizza coffee, crystals, clothes, jewelry, veg and meats, honey. I got breakfast there coffee cookie and donuts. I don't remember the booth name but That donut was dense. I'm pretty sure it was 1lb and was 90% filling. The Thai tea cookie was delicious. And the stuffed vine leaf was a good savory item.

Great experience. We picked up uncommon tropical fruit, tried fresh pressed juices, grabbed fresh vegetables and enjoyed the time!

Great park with a lot of cute tents to stop in and check out. Vendors are kind and knowledgeable. Definitely going to be a part of my every Saturday routine. They have little local shops, bakeries, coffee and a small fresh food market. Music plays from the amphitheater, it’s a great vibe.

Found their market 2 years ago when we stayed for a few months in St. Pete. Went every Saturday while we were there to get our fruits, veggies, and baked goods. Found other cool items too such as honey, and crafts. Moved down in 2025 for a few months and it was our 1st Saturday stop! The food trucks there are incredible as well!! Unfortunately I only took 1 photo of mushrooms for a friend.

St. Pete Saturday Morning Market – Where Your Grocery List Meets Its Soulmate We’ve officially become Saturday Market People™—you know, the ones who show up before the band starts playing, reusable bags in hand, and leave with enough groceries to open a small farm-to-table restaurant. First stop: Trail Bale Farms, aka the Beyoncé of breakfast meats. Their pork sausage hits like a warm hug from a Southern grandma, and the eggs? Fresher than your neighbor’s unsolicited opinions. We now refuse to eat eggs unless we personally made awkward eye contact with the chicken that laid them. Next up, eucalyptus for the shower—because we’re bougie now, apparently. One whiff and you’re not just in your bathroom anymore, you’re in a spa in the Swiss Alps with zero stress and perfect skin. Add flowers so fresh they practically wink at you and boom—your home smells like botanical heaven. Now let’s talk produce: if Whole Foods is prom night, this place is the afterparty—cooler, cheaper, and way more fun. Two massive bags of jalapeños, onions, asparagus, greens, fruits, and veggies for $45?! I wept. The line looks like it stretches to Tampa, but it moves faster than your excuses on leg day. Blink and you’re at the front, being handed tomatoes by a smiling produce wizard. It’s like a grocery run, a wellness retreat, and a food adventure all rolled into one. Warning: once you go, your sad grocery store carrots will never taste the same again.

Lovely market with a nice variety of vendors. Lots and lots of produce, mushrooms, flowers, art, jewelry, etc. I didn't get any food but there were a lot of food options, too. There were a bunch of wonderful, well-behaved doggies about, minding their owners and not making trouble. All the vendors I interacted with were helpful and friendly.

Lots of food vendors, but not as many craft vendors present. Loved the fresh produce. Loved that dogs are welcome!

There are two locations for this market. In the summer it’s at Williams Park. In the winter it’s in the parking lot of the Rowdies Stadium. I went to the summer time market in Williams Park in early July. If you are dressed for hot weather, there is lots of shade. I enjoyed all the vendors and the mix of food and goods. It has a very Downtown St. Pete feel with art, wellness, nature and spiritual products. Local vendors sell their sourdough breads, prepared foods, juices, plants, candles, farm fresh veggies and desserts. The coolest items I saw were hanging plants, air plants, amazing mushrooms that looked like works of art, and local natural salt water sponges. Lots of items at a $5 price point. I got a refreshing drink of cucumber and mint ($5) and the green pork Tamles ($15) at Aztec Rojo and knishes from Brooklyn Knish. We got a Thai one, Indian samosa and a cheeseburger filled one. ($15 for 3) The Thai one was delicious and very spicy. The restroom is only for vendors and there aren’t public bathrooms close by anywhere. There isn’t live music in the summer. I did request info about allowing local teens to play music here but was told, “no, no, no” by the official market booth.

Definitely worth a visit when in town! The market is set next to Al Lang stadium, and across from Demens Landing Park (which was nice to visit after the market). Street parking was difficult to find, but that wasn't a problem because we parked across the street in the public parking structure for $5. We came on a perfect 70 degree day with a gentle breeze. The market starts with various local vendors selling their arts and crafts (tie die clothes, printed posters and woodwork) and homemade artisan goods like jams and jellies, homemade dips, etc. As you walk closer to Al Lang, the food vendors are staggered together, with some notable ones being the Cuban food stand, empanada stand, and sausage stand. There were also several baked goods vendors selling pies, sourdough bread, and pastries. There are also local farms selling their goods. My favorite is trailbail farm (Tampa farm specializing in meat products like chicken, steak, pork) and Worden farms (Punta Gorda farm specializing in organic produce and they had a lot of sunflowers for sale as well). Every vendor we came across was very friendly, and made us feel welcome. Wouldn't want to start a Saturday morning any other way.

Always a great time at the market. It's every Saturday so if you miss it, you always have next week! There's always live music playing which gives it a great vibe and a cheerful atmosphere. As soon as you get even near the market, your nose is bombarded with amazing and different smells of foods being cooked and sold at the stands or the food trucks lined up. There's a variety of stands set up from pasta to mushroom to trinkets to fresh produce and even coffee and candied jalapeños! I love to frequent this market when I'm in the area and just enjoy the morning there. I recommend it to anyone and everyone. I wish I had pictures to post, but I always forget to take them. I'll update with more pictures next time I go.

I have been to this market many times. The Saturday located nest to Al Lang Stadium. The stadium provides restrooms facilities for the convenience of the market. The market has over 100 vendors depending on peak vendor pull up their tent. There are several vendors I like here. The vendors I like are Mr. I got em catering BBQ, popsicle, jalapeño dipping, fresh market. Parking may be a challenge. Since we have to walk, I park on west side of 4 street with not parking fees.

What a Foodie paradise. So many choices. Veggies, flowers, and food trucks on top of the food vendors. This place is truly loved by locals and visitors need to find it. Music glides over the noise of the crowd which leads to the centralized seating area where you can watch the crowd pleasing dancers enjoying their day. This was fantastic. All set ups looked like quality vendors. I definitely want to return.

This is an experience you must have! I mean really, what re you buying your produce at the store when the Saturday Morning Market is happening? There are several organic vendors, Worden Farms, Life Farms, little pond just to name a few, with produce so fresh and tasty you will be coming back week after week, unless of course you are a packaged food person, there are vendors that have that as well. You can get a massage, get your get crystals and stones and St Pete Rocks..love them, support artists, have a famous Mickeys cookie, listen to great music. People watch, dog watch - there are loads of dog experiences to be had,.. and the food trucks, my favorite is La Strada - real wood fired pizza - made from Italian )) flour, not american flour so their is no bloat after indulging in their delectable, wood fired, thin yummy pizza! Ride your bike, there is a parking lot behind for $5 and street parking if you get there early.

Nothing is special, just another weekend market. Every veggie seems organic. Soaps, cheeses, orchids, coffees, breads (flies!! yuck), desserts, babies, doggies ... harmonic and pleasant.  One of the vender's guacamole is wonderful.

If you're looking for a wide range of food and goods this is the market. I go for the organic veggies and exotic fruits! Service from the vendors is fantastic. They've also got grass fed meats and eggs. Lots to see and a good band is always playing!!

Some friends recommended we visit this market and I think our one regret was that we ate at the hotel beforehand. They had everything you could imagine at this market. Food, clothes, soap, heck I even got a photo with probably the one dog in recent times I actually found cute! For the record, I'm not a dog person, much less an animal person. Anyhow, parking is all around. Be aware you'll have to pay for it and that you may be searching for awhile. Apparently this market is popular. Most shops will take Cash App, Venmo, and the like, but it nevertheless might be in your best interest to take cash with you. We spent some time just walking around and perusing. It made for a lovely morning/afternoon stroll before we hit up our next spot.

An organized, clean, and varied one stop shop for products from local businesses and liv GUILT FREE SNACKS - Fruit 2 Nuts - Love their dehydrated veggies, especially string beans, beets, and Okra! DELICIOUS VEGAN - Old Earth The mango coconut putting is amazing and just has 2 ingredients!!! I also save the glass jars and have been saving for when I make homemade exfoliants. They also sell in Rollin Oats. ORGANIC PRODUCE - Little Pond is fantastic. PAYMENT - Most vendors take cards. LOCATION - Check the website for closures (some holidays and events like Grand Prix) and location (moved a few blks away to a more shaded William Park for summer).

I love this outdoor market! It's a bit of a drive from Tampa, but it's worth it (when it's not summer). It does get quite busy and hot, especially on a sunny day. I recommend going at 9AM when the market opens.

I love coming out to this market. They are not open all year, so when time comes around it's a great way to start my weekend. This weekend, I was lucky to find some eucalyptus leaves and fresh sourdough bread. If you get here early enough you can find street parking a around the event. The variety of vendors is great specially if you're only walking around. There's something for everyone here.

I have been coming down to the Saturday Morning Morning for years and even when I lived all the way in Carrollwood. Being in St. Petersburg and basically on the water makes for a great morning to get down there amd then also spend time in the area. This trip I took my Dad for the first time. All the usual players were there for fresh veggies, flowers, baked goods, arts and food trucks, etc. We walked around and I pointed out things I normally pick up while there to my Dad. I was super happy to see that Pappardelles booth was there once again. They have such good pasta that isn't quite homemade but comes from a small-er company that only allows vendors to purchase for places like farmers markets and shows. Nothing commercial. I have bought their pasta since forst discovering it maybe like 8-9 years ago and you really can taste the difference from store bought. Go try it! The market has live music going on with seating for people to sit and watch. It really is a nice market to visit on Saturday mornings. Their season is October to May.

We tried the Saturday Morning Market for the first time yesterday. I've been trying to go for a while now. They had so many local vendors selling homemade products and local produce. The variety of local organic produce and meats was crazy! I'd love to go back and cook a meal based off what I find at the market. The tents were well spaced out and allowed for tons of walking space between vendors. We had a hard time picking where to eat food. We ended up trying Kurt's Sausages and it was very delicious. The prices were very reasonable too! I definitely want to come back and highly highly recommend!

On a scale of 1-10 local/organic produce is a definite 10 in my book and for this reason I am oh so grateful for the Saturday Morning Market. There are really solid organic Florida farms that have plentiful booths here. I always purchase from Worden and Little Pond farms (again both local and organic) but those aren't the only farms that offer organic produce. I believe there are also 2 from St. Pete and Clearwater which I cannot recollect the names of. Aside from seasonal, local and organic produce I've also purchased things like honey, citrus juice, grass-fed beef and fresh coconut water. And you guessed it: all locally sourced! There's really so much more than what I'm mentioning. It's certainly worth a visit if you're in the area. Parking is available for $5 and there are some limited metered spots as well.

Super cool market with many organic goods. Great offerings for fresh food and coffee. Artisanal breads. You can get anything from pasta to clothes, decor, plants, food, produce, beverages and more. They have a band every week and people bring their dogs and everyone is super nice. I highly recommend arriving early. More produce and less lines.

This has to be one of my favorite markets ever! It's so big with no just food vendors but also artist, pants, clothes, and so much more! There was a band playing jazz music and I swear I didn't wanna leave that place. You can park on the street or in the many different parking garage there are around. Prices are not cheap but we know how it is and market and this is all to support small business owners. Take cash with you because some businesses do not accept card or go they accept Zell Venmo or cash app. It's a wonderful place to go with the family, your friends, or simply on your own.

What a marvelous market for St. Pete. I haven't lived here for many years, and I miss the downtown area, and this is just one more reason why. A great market with crafts/fine arts/food/fresh food to take home, what more could you ask for? There were musicians performing, so many options to grab a snack or a full meal. Plenty of room to roam around even with the crowds. Pet friendly, and walkable from many areas. If you were looking to park in their lot, it did appear to be quite busy, but it was a holiday weekend, so probably that accounts for a good percentage of traffic. I saw the biggest sunflowers I've ever seen as well as many selections of gifts that were terrific for the upcoming gift-giving season. Sunny day, open market - what's not to like?

The market was fun. There was a nice variety of vendors. We sampled some delicious Kombucha too. There was even a yoga class on the grass.

Go ahead, take all my money. You've got me in all of my weak spots, Saturday Morning Market. Tamales with black beans and carrot slaw for breakfast paired with multiple live music stations, freshly chopped pineapples, fresh guacamole and Colombian cheese bread? Ah caramba, this is all too good to be true! As I weaved my way through the market, I was wishing I could buy everything to take home and make meals. Alas, it's hard to keep everything Alice multiple states away so I settled for fresh strawberries, guacamole, pineapples, freshly squeezed orange juice and delightful Mexican breakfast of pork verde tamale with black beans, homemade salsa and a carrot onion slaw. On top of all this, it was a constant parade of dogs to entertain us as we weaved our way through the dozens of markets. What else will you find here? -flowers, homemade ginger beer, fresh cut flowers, seafood, Ethiopian Eats, vegan Jamaican cuisine, produce, BBQ, artisan breads, arepas and so much more! -indoor bathrooms thanks to a partnership with the neighboring soccer auditorium -parking was fairly easy to find on the surrounding street meters -I appreciated the longer hours of this weekly market (9am-2pm)

We saw this market on a video posted on Facebook and decided to give it a try on Saturday. It was gloomy and rainy that morning so we waited for the rain to subside and got there around noon. Parking was absolutely hectic. I also didn't get why there was people regulating the parking next to the market, it's a public parking area and they weren't letting cars in and stated the lot was full but we could see plenty of parking spots available so this was very confusing. We ended up parking in a garage for $5 and walked about a block to the market which was no big deal. Once we got there, we were welcomed with music and the smell of food. The vendors for veggies and fruits were limited to 3 that I saw. The food was lacking tons and there was not a good variety. It was either a bakery or BBQ and I wish there were more food vendors of different variety. The market was able to be walked in about 15-20 minutes. It was much smaller than I had imagined since they said there was over 100+ vendors and I don't think I saw that many. I don't know if the rain had anything to do with the shortage of vendors but it was tiny. I don't think I would go here again unless I came with my dog for a social event. There wasn't much of a deal that I couldn't already get at the flea market in Pinellas Park.

I love visiting the Saturday Morning Market in St Pete. I actually drive all the way from Tampa to go. I have been going since it was located on Central Ave and they would actually close the streets on Saturday mornings. I actually preferred this location over the stadium. In my opinion, this market has the best type and variety of vendors out of all markets throughout the Bay Area. From fresh eggs, specially mushrooms and cheese to live music and cool local signs made in Florida. There is definitely something for everyone. On my last visit, I ended up with tons of purple produce, purple bell peppers, watermelon radishes, French radishes, cauliflower! Love the produce options and there are always several vendor options to choose from with huge selections. Parking is not fun but it never is in a downtown area. Get to the market early because the vendors do run out of items.

Great first day back at the Saturday morning market. This is a st pete staple- an excellent place to get produce, get outside, and eat (and eat and eat). It's pretty leisurely with a live band playing on one end. St pete is GREAT at supporting local, and this is a place you can meet people from all walks of life coming to share their talent, whether it is collecting honey or wood carving. Compared to the other Tampa Bay Area markets, this one is quite large as it's in the rowdies stadium parking lot. The biggest problem is the heat. Though the market opens in October it's still quite hot. It would be nice to have water stations instead of having to pay for water, and to have more shade/fans available. It really is quite miserable in the heat, and makes the market much less enjoyable when you're distracted by how humid and sweaty you feel. I feel like lines could be more efficient as well, but I assume it is vendor-specific. Some tips: -Street parking is nearly always available closer to the duke energy area and Dali museum, otherwise you may have to pay in one of the garages - Come early for most of the vegetarian food, which seems to get sold out the quickest. - Bring your own shopping since they've now outlawed plastic bags!

They have a great variety of booths at this Saturday market located just down the street from the new pier next to Al Lang stadium. They have food, plants, fresh fruits, veggies, crafts. Everything you could imagine. Even masks. They also requiring vendors and customers to wear masks and have positioned the booths to be socially distanced.

My favorite farmers market in the Tampa Bay Area. All the vendors are great, while some aren't there consistently. There are many that are my go to spots whenever I take friends or out of town visitors. Unfortunately I do not remember the names but I know exactly what they sell so make sure to check out the Indian food cart in the back row, the fresh guacamole and ceviche vendor, the arepa vendor, the cheese vendor, the knish vendor, and the jalapeño/pepper jam vendor are all my favorites. It's always fun and lively! There isn't much seating in the main area but they have some shaded areas by the stadium and trees to hang out/enjoy your food haul.

Love coming out here on Saturdays, always bring family and friends down because it's just a super cool spot to hang by the water. There is a lady who sells homemade cookies and they are excellent. They also sell rum cakes, hot sauce, etc.

I've always loved Sat. St. Pete Market because it's one of the largest ones - even with half of the vendors compared to prev Covid-19, it's still a welcome sight during these hard times to be able to see our local farmers with their beautiful fruits, veggies and flowers on display, which really warms my heart - they're all so happy to be there including me. Masks enforced at the entrance despite it being outdoors - I am perfectly OK w/it. Metered parking available - still only $1/hr. vs. paying $5 via the app. At each meter. I also saw $5/parking or $2/hr. in nearby parking garages. You can look for free parking, but for $1/hr. to be in close walking distance - it's not bad at all! Food trucks available with Vegan & BBQ offerings!

I love farmers markets and St Pete's Saturday market is terrific. One of my great disappointments since I moved to Atlanta is the lack of a great farmers market with loads of produce as well as all the artisanal products and crafts. St Pete FM is large, friendly and fun. It's spread out so the moms with baby carriages, dog walkers, and people pushing bikes aren't nuisances. Real farmers with real produce, not the earnest organic hipsters so prevalent in many FMs. Here's what I liked besides the farmers: Annie and Mitchell with a huge selection for succulents. The creperie. The guava and cheese pasteles. The grumpy Italian baker. Dilly + Dally custom book folders. The tables for eating and the guy who came around periodically to clean those tables. And above all the great entertainment in the central plaza. This FM is a gem. Congrats, St Pete.

My husband and I enjoyed the market tremendously. Many dog owners brought their dog; almost every single dog was very well behaved - a couple of them were even being pushed in a stroller. The vendors varied from pasta makers to bakeries to soaps, seasonings, lots of fresh/organic produce. One section of the market had a couple food trucks and tents with food set up. Eating is not allowed within the market and has to be done within the parameter set by the market. If you do not feel like walking, there is a $5 parking fee for the lot right next to the market. Otherwise, I would suggest that you get there early enough to park at the meters in the streets north of the market. A great quick outing!

The Saturday Market is mine and my boyfriend's favorite part of the week! We always save as much of our grocery shopping as we can for Saturday mornings because the market is such a wonderful place to go. All of the local vendors and local food spots are delicious and it seems like every time we go we find something new to love!If you're able to make it on a Saturday morning, you absolutely should!

This is a great way to spend your Saturday morning. The market is mostly food and beverage vendors. I went with the intent of getting breakfast. There is also live entertainment so it is nice to get something to eat and hang out and listen to the music. There are plenty of tables available throughout the food vendor area as well as over in the shade by the stadium. There are also dozens of chairs by the stage. There was also a rock climbing wall for kids, and the Rowdies stadium was open for people to use the public restrooms, which is awesome. There are also a lot of great produce vendors as well as other food items (honey, cheese, meat, pasta) as well as cool art and functional items for sale. I took home home of the fun pasta for sale and am looking forward to cooking it. If I was not planning to go to the Dali after the market I would have bought a lot of produce and probably some goat cheese and flowers. That would not have done well sitting in my car for a few hours though so I just got the pasta today. There were lots of people there with their dogs, kids and kids and dogs. There were also a lot of people who are clearly regulars who came with their reusable bags. The market will be closing for the season at the end of May (I am sure because it is too damn hot to have a market on pavement in the summer) so if you cannot go before it wraps up for the season, do try and go next year!

I really enjoyed my experience at the St Petersburg Saturday Morning Market. This is definitely a place you can take your family and your pets! There's plenty of parking around the square and there are nearby garages. You can also rent bikes on one of the side streets to get a great view of downtown. A few places that stood out to me were the ginger beer brewing company, the Moroccan sweets stand, and the Thai food place that offers noodles and some of the best chicken dumplings I've ever tasted! There's also a few great flower stands that offer a variety of picks for under $10. It's too bad I'm not from here because I would've bought so many! Snag a bouquet if you get the chance or cross your fingers in hopes that it makes it home. The Saturday Morning Market is definitely one of the gems of Downtown St. Pete.

To expensive , it's nice to have very fresh but not at these prices- hard times for people now, no matter how good it is for you

Fun market! Would visit again. Big variety, but lacked fresh fruit. Many drinks and cultural options with food trucks and a band. When I visited, it was very crowded but the vendors still had plenty of items.

What a fun event in downtown St Pete! Rode my bike a few miles from town. Tons of bike lock up parking! I did see a few lots for $5 parking for cars. Tons of pop up shops. Everything you could ever imagine or need! Lots of food vendors and live music. Super dog friendly!

Downtown St. Pete on a nice sunday morning is always great. The sunday market is another way to get out and enjoy the local community, taste some good food and pick up some fresh groceries.

So many stalls to checkout -- jewelry, honey, food trucks, pasta, and a variety of fresh produce! Can't wait to come back and check it out again! Great way to spend the Saturday morning :)

Such a great selection of fresh produce, food vendors, and local makers. On this trip I tried some unique empanadas, a delicious handcrafted popsicle and bought some beautiful custom lipstick. Their are so many options here from vegan to sweet to meaty. If you haven't been your serious missing out.

My absolutely favorite local market!!! So glad market season is upon us. Last weekend kicked off the opening of this gem of a market. So many fresh foods, fresh produce, jewelry, gem stones, plants for sale, vegan options, sweets & deserts, many ethnic foods that are amazing & the barbecue team that looks stunning serving & cooking in full tuxedos top hats & all. Note to self. Buy a wagon to carry all your goods home or to the car.

Local produce up the wazoo. I have to update my previous review, because I was young, naïve, and didn't understand the value of fresh produce. Since then, I've upped my vegetable intake. Either I'm maturing or realized that I need to eat healthier during the week to offset my terrible food and beverage intake on the weekends. (Side note: when I first started using my fitness pal, on weekdays when I logged food it would tell me that I should be five pounds lighter. It wasn't until I logged a weekend and realized that bottomless mimosa brunches put me a thousand plus calories over my daily suggested intake that it made sense.) The vegetable selection here is amazing and cheap! There are stands that sell organic produce and stands that don't. Take your pick. I get an amazing organic bag of greens - sometimes baby spinach, sometimes a spring mix, whatever tickles my fancy - and one bag lasts me all week. They seriously stuff those greens in there. If you're trying to find specific produce for a recipe, you may not find everything here, since the stands mainly offer what is in season. I tend to enjoy coming and buying whatever catches my eye. Also, since I don't follow recipes and mainly roast my vegetables, I have flexibility in what I get. If I am looking for something specific, however, I buy everything I can here first and then go to a mainstream grocery store to supplement my purchases. I notice a distinct difference in my grocery bill if I shop here vs. at a grocery store. My budget looks like this: Farmer's Market is cheaper than Trader Joes is cheaper than Publix. This may be specific to what I buy, again mainly vegetables, but this seems to be a reoccurring trend. I'm not quite sure with the MD Oriental Market falls in this, but I would estimate it is around the cost of the Farmer's Market. I find the Oriental Market's vegetable quality, however, to be lower than the Farmer's Market, so take that into consideration. I buy so much produce that my sister bought me an old person rolling bag so I don't have to kill myself carrying everything back to the car. The great thing about DTSP on weekends is Sundial Parking is only $1! It must be the best kept secret in St. Petersburg, because it is never full. You'll have to walk a couple blocks to get to the Farmer's Market, but if you get yourself an old person rolling bag you won't mind the walk at all. Because of everything above I scoff at my last score and update this to the five-star rating it clearly deserves.

This is a wonderful market full of local makers and great eats! Came with friends on to explore and was delighted at all the local food options. Pizza, arepas, Guacamole, cheeses, etc - you name it, this market has got it! We decided on the BBQ stand, which was a great deal. The lunch plate featured ribs and two sides for just under $15. We also ordered a grilled sausage sand-which. There's also a good amount of non-food vendors which makes this a great option for some nice, locally made gifts. There's a nice seating area off to the side by the stadium, which is super convenient to enjoy your eats. I also noticed some high top tables throughout the market which is a nice touch. As for parking, I noticed there's street parking in the area but also a garage nearby.

I can't recommend the St. Pete Market more! If you're a local or a visitor, I highly encourage you to stop by. I've always loved the market and that hasn't changed over the years. There are lunch options, plants to buy, fresh veggies, etc. The main highlight of my most recent visit was discovering this vegan burger stand. I got the classic plant based burger with avocado. Delicious!! The bread is so good and the burger itself was unique compared to most other plant based burger options out there. A must try when visiting the market!

TLDR: Super fun market with local makers and good eats! ___ Came here with a group of friends for a little afternoon stroll and was pleasantly surprised by how large and how many vendors there are. Local vendors making soaps and jewelry. Gourmet mustards and popcorn. They seemed to have a really good variety. Ended up going with a BBQ plate and sausage sandwich for $15. The Sausage sandwich was great. The BBQ a LITTLE dry, and I wish I had slathered a little more sauce on. The sides were excellent though - especially liked the potato salad. We snagged a table and munched out. Overall a really nice market to check out Saturdays!

If you're visiting St. Petersburg on a Saturday morning, this is a must! There are many food vendors, lots of fresh organic produce and many local vendors. Come with an appetite, reusable bags and money to spend on lots of great things. I went with family and it was our first time at this farmer's market. When we travel, we visit local farmers markets to see what local vendors have to offer. This is by far the best we have been to. It's very dog friendly, kid-friendly and fun to do on a Saturday morning with the family. The market opens at 9am and closes at 2pm. If you see fresh fruit you want as you walk around, make sure to get it then. I waited to go back around and there were slim pickings of certain fruits.

In A Nutshell: -The Saturday Morning Market in St. Petersburg is a very organized farmer's market. -There is a ton of awesome things to shop for to include: regional food & drinks, clothing, handmade arts/crafts and plants! -The layout was simple and easy to navigate. -Parking was decent since there were plenty of parking around the location. Overall, it's a nice farmer's market to check out if you happen to be in the area on a Saturday.

My favorite place to be on a Saturday morning since moving to Saint Pete! This is a great way to start of your weekend--whether you go just to pet the dogs, buy groceries or beautiful flowers, or need something artsy! There are always options for breakfast and coffee or you are within walking distance from sit-down restaurants. The vendors are all super friendly and love to have a chat, and you will probably bump into someone you know! Support local businesses! I recommend going as early as you can because parking can be tricky and it does get hot close to the summer time! (I recommend sunscreen as well).

This is an amazing farmers market! When I saw that St Pete had a farmers market, I was thinking small and local like something we had back in NJ (Red Bank, Asbury Park) - no, this is more in line with the size of Union Square Market in NY. Tons of local vendors - fresh produce, organic, grass fed beef, chicken. This is the real deal as far as farmers markets go! Lots of food options as well... The prices here are really great too for produce. Way better than Publix and better quality. I've definitely lowered my overall food bill. Yes, I still use Publix or Trader Joes for staple items but getting fresh veggies and meat is so much better! Was just reading some other reviews and while I haven't done it yet, someone mentioned they got an old person rolling bag. I'm thinking thats an excellent idea! The big market is only until the end of May so I'm definitely taking advantage until then.

Briefly ride by. Some vendors in late May. Probably more in season. OCT TO APRIL..but the street was blocked off. Id go eat at Le Crossiant first on corner then walk around.

This is such a cool market!!! I checked it out with my mom and 7 year old and we had the best time. The Worden Farms stand was just outstanding as well as the Little Bee Pond stand. There's a French food truck that is adorable! My son loved his Nutella crepe.

We've been coming here for a year, and we never stop being amazed at all the fresh finds here! First of all, dogs. So many. All sizes. All friendly. I don't even KNOW how many lil pups I got to pet today. One even had bunny ears on! We picked up two baskets of the freshest, sweetest, most plump strawberries for $8. You get berries at Publix for $6 a box and they're mushy and not as fresh. These are guaranteed to have been picked within the last two days. We also picked up some apples the size of my boyfriend's fist, some bananas and two ears of corn for $7. Then we made the "mistake" of stopping by a small cheese vendor. We got a wedge of sweet heat habanero, creamy jalapeño jack, and some garlic cheese curds for $13. Fondue at our place. ;) Not to mention the gorgeous flowers found at almost every vendor. If my cat wasn't scared of sunflowers, I probably would've picked up a bundle ($8). Parking is limited around the area. Sometimes you can find spots at Demen's Landing, though it's tough. We usually park in the sundial parking lot and just walk to the market. Definitely a must for anyone who loves fresh fruit and veggies, and wants to get out of the grocery store monotony. I mean, be honest. How many dogs do you get to pet at the grocery store?