United Farmers Market of Maine

This is a great indoor farmer's market in beautiful Belfast. There are a wide variety of vendors. Everyone is welcoming and helpful.

Loved it! So many vendors to view and shop from homemade organic sachets, foods, coffees, jewelry, woodwork items, etc. I already have holiday and birthday gifts in mind. I just need to go back with plenty of recycled bags to fill. I wish I took more photos of the booths instead of testing the foods. Next time.

Great locals selling a variety of things from vegetables, baked goods, meats, cheese, soaps, candles, art and more.

Great place to make a difference to the local artisans and vendors. Do yourself a favor and go here. Good food.vendors. Eat your food while enjoying a view of the bay.

Amazing artisans - food and hand made items. Friendly atmosphere! If we lived here we would go all the time!

What a variety! Everything from hand turned bowls to alpaca boot liners! I was so impressed with the variety, Artisans and excellent pricing.

I'm not saying I would brawl with someone to get a crepe here, but I'm certainly willing to throw a few punches. The crepes with fresh fruit and Nutella are life changing. And of course gotta have a cupcake from Cupkate! The only downside is they'll need bigger doors to get me through after a few trips!

Amazing variety of goodies! We had a delicious tamale as we walked in the door and then nitro cold brew for the walk around. We purchased blueberry habanero jam, sourdough bread, cheese and sausages. Yummy!

Great stop for lunch, local Maine sausages and meats. Can't beat the setting for a good lunch. Great spot with kids and a separate children's play area.

Great market atmosphere and very clean. Very friendly. Some amazing produce and sweets.

Terribly disappointing! Don't be fooled by the huge building. The Saturday morning "farmers market" is a tourist trap that takes up only a small portion of the building, and only a small fraction of the vendors are actually farmers selling fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, cheeses, and baked goods. In fact, when you cut out the "artists" and the restaurants serving pre-made fare, you're left with a pretty small selection of vendors that is both smaller and inferior in quaity compared to the Belfast Farmers Market just up the road every Friday. That applies not only to the produce, but also to the baked goods and meal options, which are as likely to be prepackaged as fresh. Skip this tourist trap and visit the Belfast Farmers Market instead.

A very welcoming vibe!! So much deliciousness . We will definitely be back. Seriously the best customer service all summer Thank you

Great place to find local food and local vendors selling other items. Great place to find a unique gift. Can enjoy coffee or a bite to eat there, and plenty of offerings to take home...both frozen meals and other prepared items. Several places offer sweet treats-we for cookie sandwiches from one and fudge from another. Frozen meats like sausage, venison, and even fish are available. Highly recommend this place for a little stroll and to find some great local items.

What a great Market. Not sure I would call it Farmers Market, but definitely a local Market. What cools exhibits and products. Was not able to venture out as much as I would have liked, due to time, but it was a nice way to spend an hour or so. The space was tight, but that means there are a lot of options. The vendors I interacted with were pleasant and friendly. Enjoyed a crab cake, per a friends recommendation and WOW! They have a large seating area, with live music or at least two people willing to sit at the piano and sing. Not a bad way to watch a rainy day.

This place was awesome and a real gem in Belfast. We had been travelling throughout Maine over a month and found this place. We spent about 2 hours shopping and tasting our way through there. The cheese and meats from different farms were some of the best we've had.

We totally love this market and drove all night to get there to source our vacation. Whether you are seeking local meat, veggies, baked goods or crafts...you will find the best of the best at this market.

What a blessing to open in Belfast! I love the farmers market on Friday mornings but this one reminds me of a smaller scale Reading Terminal Market in Philly. It is a super addition to town. Parking is free and ample. There is something for everyone. I was able to purchase Korean kimchi from Chase Stream Farm. I also got Korean ketchup. Yummy. Cheese from various farms around Maine. Delicious. My sister had Pad Thai from Laan Xang Cafe. Chef Paul's beet and goat cheese was beautiful and delicious. My mom had the spring rolls. We also had Northwood Gourmet Girl's delicious $13 crab cake sandwich. I'm from MD and the crab was top notch. We bought lots for dinner tonight and snacks for the week. There were jewelry people, soap makers, tons of farmers, herbal people and of course fresh seafood. Once you bought what you want to eat, go enjoy live music in the seating area overlooking the harbor. GO go go! Bring ice to keep your goodies fresh for the ride home! Only wish it was like other markets and was open more days. for the week. There were jewelry people, soap makers, tons of farmers, herbal people and of course fresh seafood. Once you bought what you want to eat, go enjoy live music in the seating area overlooking the harbor. GO go go! Bring ice to keep your goodies fresh for the ride home! Only wish it was like other markets and was open more days.

Despite it being a rainy weekend with no opportunity to do outdoor activities, it turned out to be lots of fun stopping by the Farmers' Market to sample some of the unique foods, and to buy the ones we liked most. Our first thing to try was the blueberry lemonade near the entrance. My hubby and I both agreed that blending the tartness of the lemonade with the sweetness from the blueberries seemed to result in a smooth and refreshing drink. Best of all, it was only $3 for a good size cup. We then hit the cheese counter, and tasted a few of the different kinds of goat cheese, including the habanero, garlic and thyme, and black pepper and basil. We ended up purchasing the habanero type for just $4.75, simply because we felt that the slow build-up at the back of our mouths was a real selling point. There was plenty of spice, without it being unbearably hot! Our next stop was at the honey stand, and although it's true there were many different flavors of the product, it came down to us specifically wanting the lavender infused one.... It's our very favorite kind! We usually add it to our cheese board when entertaining. However, unfortunately, they didn't have the lavender in stock, so we just decided to pass on the honey, and keep looking for other interesting goodies. Our last purchase was at the dried meats counter, where we sampled a couple of things, such as the spicy chorizo, as well as the hot pepperoni with cheese. Both were full of flavor, but since they had sold out of the chorizo sometime before we arrived at 1, we just bought the large pepperoni for $18, and added in a big package of the blueberry pork sticks for $15, which wasn't available to try, but still sounded worth getting because of its unusual combination of flavors. Since picking it up, we have munched on a few of them, and are pretty happy we took the chance. We can definitely taste the blending of sweet and salty, the sweetness from the blueberries, with the saltiness from the pork.... A nice mixture! We have not yet opened the pepperoni. We look forward to visiting Maine again, and will make sure to hit the farmers' market when there.