Orlando Farmers' Market

“aside from the disney parks, i always love to stop at downtown orlando. go early to score free street parking, seating, and first dibs on the good stuff. must get a container of pita chips and hummus / some sort of dip from friends products; they also let you sample a bunch. divilma rolls look a lot yummier to the eye than they actually are to the taste palette. you have to make sure to get one of the hot patties; i recommend oxtail or curry goat as they always sell out of these flavors in the first hour! prices are fair at this market, not overly marked up — but also not the cheapest find ever. you also cant beat sipping on a $5 freshly chopped open coconut!”

“This was our first time going here on Sunday and what a surprise it was. I wouldn’t say it’s a traditional farmers market because there isn’t much produce at all but it’s very fun if you want to take a stroll and eat some good food in a beautiful setting. Also, the amount of tables to eat is very limited And it was quite hot when not in the shade, but overall the layout set up was pretty awesome. The whole vibe of the lake gives off such a cool feeling. We will be back! :)”

“Very good farmers market around Lake Eola. there is all of Localy Grow and very good quality, in addition to finding food to eat, clothing , etc. It's totally recommended. You can also walk and walk around the lake for 1 mile. There are also live yoga classes.”

“Great place to walk around and enjoy the park. Lots of food and local vendors. 😎”

“It's an enjoyable stroll. A fair amount of food vendors. But almost completely devoid of produce. One small-scale vendor. Considering how much space you have here and how beautiful the park is, you would think you would be able to attract any number of great vendors. Anyway, we still go and enjoy it, but it certainly lacks on the "farmers market," as the name suggests. Some vendors are better than others, like any place. It just seems like a missed opportunity. Admission to the farmer's market is free, but it'll cost you between $10 and $20 to park. It's in a nice safe area of town with lots of walking with swans and ducks in the iconic fountain-centered Lake Eola.”

“Pretty nice get together of entrepreneurs. Can find food, art, trinkets, and more. Got myself a nice locket from a watch lady and some food ( coconut , Pina colada smoothie, and a boiled pork brisket. All from different people. Just an example of the array of stalls you can peruse.) Borders the lake so the scenery and swans were another plus. Was a pleasant outing overall. Only thing I didn't like was that it was a bit congested. Stalls are side by side with very little space to handle a crowd. People kept it moving though so not much of an issue tbh. Would definitely visit if you have the chance .”

“The farmers market had a friendly atmosphere with interesting vendors and good food options like açaí and potato tornado. It leans more toward food stalls than actual farm produce. Overall, a nice place to spend around 45 minutes browsing and eating.”

“Definitely a great place to spend time but there wasn’t much produce available. They had only one stall for local produce and limited variety, for a farmers market one would expect more . Other than that , there are lots of vendors , you can shop eat and also go pedal boating in lake eola and also feed the swans . There’s also a large group of people practicing yoga . Parking is bit of an issue so arrive early to find great spots .”