Vizcaya Village Farmers Market

“Wonderful market! Urban Oasis Project is an amazing nonprofit and in charge of this table and coordinating the market vendors. They help support the Double Up Food Bucks program with SNAP. They allow you to use your EBT card here on produce and match the amount you spend so you can get others things here at the market. It gives access to low-income people such as myself to afford delicious organic food and health fresh-pressed juice! Thank you for all you do! I also really care about community engagement and gardening. I love that they connect local farms to the market. This helps build healthy communities, providing access to healthy locally grown food to the community, reducing food insecurity. This is very important to me.”

“I’m a sucker for organic, handmade products, so Vizcaya Village Farmers Market had been on my list for quite some time. I grabbed my Frenchie and spent the morning indulging in delicious food, floral arrangements, live performances, and even spotting a blue-tongued lizard along the way. Some of the standout finds included: * Argan oil skincare products * Handmade candles * Raw honey * Tropical fruits * Fresh spices * Smoothies * Handmade jewelry The atmosphere was lively, colorful, and genuinely fun to walk through. And the best part? Vizcaya Museum & Gardens is right across the street, making it the perfect follow-up plan for the afternoon. And who knows—you might even get lucky enough to find an organic guayaba.”

“Vizcaya Museum & Gardens is absolutely beautiful — a true gem in Miami that feels like stepping into a European palace surrounded by lush, tropical gardens. The architecture, the art, and the peaceful ambiance make it a must-see. But what makes it even more special is that every Sunday, they host a vibrant marketplace featuring local vendors. You’ll find delicious food, handmade crafts, clothing, natural hair products, and so much more. It’s a perfect mix of culture, creativity, and community. Whether you’re going for the stunning views or the Sunday market, don’t miss the chance to spend a Sunday here with your family. It’s a unique experience that blends history, beauty, and local flavor — highly recommended!”

“What a wonderful market! So many flavors and samples to try. Love this place”

“This Farmer's Market is very welcoming and has a great array of veggies, fruits, soap, clothing and handmade goods and trinkets. There are also a few stands serving hot food. The only downside is it is one of the smaller markets I've been too in the Miami/Broward area- we only spent about 25 minutes here. That being said, it's still worth a visit. We tried the smoothie station called Blend Bike (which had the longest line out of all the stands when we arrived). Their "Refreshing AF" was a great dragon fruit and mint based smoothie. The appeal of the smoothie stand is getting to ride a bike to power blend your own smoothie. It's a little funny to do in front of the line of customers but the associate working the stand can take your place if you'd rather not ride the bike. This market is in the parking lot that belongs to Vizcaya Museum so it's a great stop before enjoying the museum and gardens right across the street on a Sunday.”

“What a great way to spend a Sunday morning in this farmers market!! It’s a small one and it doesn’t have that many vendors as we are used to in other markets. But they have a great amount with different type of vendors; food for your pets, produce, pastries, poke bowls, barbecues, and much more. Parking is free and the entrance to the farmers market is also free. The people in the farmers market are taking all the Covid precautions needed, like wearing masks as requirements, keeping distance, and many other things you will see you when you go there. You can also get some discounts if you’re a member of Vizcaya or if you want to become one you can also get a discount when you go to the farmers market.”

“A little disappointing! I did love that it was local, but not a lot of vendors. Only 1 fresh produce vendor and a handful of hot food stands I was expecting to be able to buy fruit and snacks and stuff but I was like all veggies and more produce that requires prep alongside like random vegan snacks and stuff like that. There was a bakery, my croissant was mediocre. Pizza we ordered took forever but it was just 1 guy and his son and it was honestly pretty tasty. Seating area was really cute. If you’re going to Vizcaya Museum and you wanted to stop in, I’d recommend just doing coffee and a pastry or something like that. *Edit: Responding to the owner comment, I haven't! That's so awesome. I live in the PNW, but next time I'm in Miami I'll make sure to stop by. So glad to hear about the vendors this season. I love the produce thing, so awesome to provide that access to the community.”

“First time coming here. Lots of parking and shade everywhere. It's a small farmers market. There was only 1 produce, jewerly, clothing, soap scrub and flower vendor. The rest was food items and other vegan and bread makers. We did try the dim sum and it was very good. We also purchased Kombucha, Fresh juice (Island chill) from a Jamacian vendor who also sold Curry Garbanzo beans (tasted great).The peacocks were an addition to this beautiful place. There was a seating area and bathrooms. There was a yoga class going on also during this event. Maybe next time I do yoga first then enjoy the fresh market again. Cash and cards accepted.”