The Corner Farmers Market

Its more of a small business to hobbyists market with both common food and rare oddities. I love the kombucha lady and now there's a infused honey stand that rocks

Always a great time! If you didn’t know, this farmers market takes EBT, and even double it- so if you ask for $20 taken off, they give you $40. This market has so much fresh produce, vegan food, pastries, coffee/tea, fresh baked bread, eggs, fresh and frozen fish, soaps, garden plants, honey, herbs, and grass fed meats. There is even live music during good weather, and a kids section for young kids to do arts and crafts together (for free) at a table. Come support local! It tastes better and feels better and its so nice to be around people who want to be around you.

You will find me here every Saturday! From chocolate, to fish, to mushrooms, to soup, to coffee, to veggies, to cool crafts, to lemon trees, to tomato sauce, to fresh burritos, to fresh spanakopita, homemade jams and jellies, to chicken, to fresh bacon, lamb, or goose eggs, to breads and baked goods... you really can just about find it all here. Corner Street is a locals only farmers market, these are not commercial growers. These are your neighbors with a small green house and a passion. The hospitality here is unmatched, it really is a community. The Corner Street Farmers market is the place to be on Saturday mornings. You will not regret your trip!!

Great place to be on Saturday mornings. Wonderful vendors and friendly neighbors. The furry family members are the best. Come support local farmer's, baker's and other small business's. Something yummy for everyone!

The size of the farmers market is fairly small, but it has most everything that you might need. It's a great place to come for breakfast on a Saturday morning. They have fresh cheese, bread, pastries, and vegetables. The Artisan French Bakery has delicious croissants, brioche, and bread.

Great market! I have the pleasure of vending their as Carolina Kitchen and Pantry. We specialize in Southern Comfort prepackaged foods. Mac and cheese, sweet potato casserole, Collard greens and more!!

What a fantastic market! There was all kinds of produce, so much of it that I recommend walking through the whole thing once before you buy anything just to compare price values. I was most impressed by the food, especially the specialty lemonade and African dishes. I had a wonderful time interacting with everyone, the vibes were great and I will be returning soon.

Love the vendors and selection at thus market. Everyone is very knowledgeable and all around great vibes!!

Amazing little corner market every saturday from 8-12 rain or shine! I just discovered the farmers market not too long ago and I try to go weekly. The farmers are so nice, the food is so fresh. I have been getting all my veggies and meat, fish, and once in a while I'll get a premade meal or pastry. 10/10 I will always recommend. Well priced ! Also you can get in contact with the farmers and get on a text list and have your produce/ meat / fish there ready in advance if you want to grab and go. I always like to shop around and look at all the stands.

If you think the Piedmont Triad Farmers Market is good, you HAVE to check out the Corner Farmers Market in Sunset Hills neighborhood off of Market St. The vendors at this farmers market are top notch! You can find local veggies, meats, fishes, pickled items, freshly made desserts, and ALL the cheese, including the delectable goat lady dairy. This is an absolute must stop on the weekends!

Such a nice little gem for the Greensboro community! While small, there is an abundance of charm at this farmers market. The booths offer items like meat, eggs, vegetables, baked treats, bone broth and cheese! Basically, there's something for everyone. There are also vendors selling their crafts, like pottery, pot holders, etc. Hands down, my absolute favorite vendor is Wallflour Bakery. Their baked goods are INCREDIBLE. Insanely amazing. Definitely purchase something to snack on while you peruse.

Breadservice: Legit sourdough. Boules. Baguettes. Sandwich bread. Cookies sometimes. A must-have. KW Homestead: Duck eggs. Ethically raised chickens and ducks. Also a must-have. Susan's Table: Kombucha and Water Kefir. Also sells PaleoLove's granola and Fermentology's kraut (if you can't make it to the other market). Barbara's Kitchen Creations: A new dessert each week! The Fruit Tickler: Order a smoothie and go shop a nearby table if there's a wait. Or just wait. It's worth it. This woman puts magic in her smoothies. Also, any fruit she sells is straight up perfect. She finds farmers who do it right and brings things back (like Kitt mangoes from Florida *drool*) Literatea: Punny and intuitive tea blends in all kinds of caffeine or herbal combos. Makes great gifts for bookwormy friends! There are other amazing vendors, but I either forgot their names or I haven't shopped there myself. The items above are on my weekly staples list!

Best place to do all your grocery shopping and gift shopping. Buy local, support local, excellent quality stuff and great people.

I love this little market where I get my duck eggs, coffee (***cheers to the guy who roasts his own organic beans and is originally from the West Coast where he developed his passion tasting the greats like Coava!), elderberry (elderberry jams and syrup for immune boosts), fermented and gf foods (yum!), and art vibes (cute crochet knits, and gorgeous pottery ***cheers to Ray, a local pottery expert who also teaches his craft at Art Alliance downtown). Out of all the farmers markets I've been to, this one feels like one of the sweetest.