Pinecrest Farmers' Market

Loads of fun! This is the first time I could comfortably try samples knowing they are dairy free! The food is FANTASTIC and the vendors are lovely

Nice market in a beautiful location with good parking. Plenty of food vendors. Almost no farmers though. Only two produce vendors the day I went, both of which grew less than a quarter of the produce themselves.

Great place for family time. I was able to pet a bunch of different breed of dogs. Very happy place to visit lots of different foods and treats for all ages. Oh and the absolute best yogurt I have ever had. Check out Aroa craft yogurt. They had some delicious different kinds of yogurt. This is a must place to visit highly recommended for the whole family including the pooches.

Pinecrest Farmer's Market - A Tropical Delight If you're seeking a vibrant Sunday morning activity with a tropical twist, look no further than the Pinecrest Farmer's Market. Nestled within the Pinecrest Gardens lot, this weekly event exudes a unique charm that sets it apart from similar markets elsewhere. Upon the recommendation of my cousin Joe, we decided to pay a visit to this bustling market, reminiscent of the one we have back in my hometown of Kenosha, Wisconsin, known as the Harbor Market. However, Pinecrest's market boasts its own distinct flair, offering a tantalizing array of produce and fruits that immediately transport you to a tropical paradise. From the moment we arrived, the market's lively atmosphere captivated us. Vendors lined the pathways, showcasing an eclectic mix of goods ranging from handbags to artisanal goat cheese. But it was the diverse culinary offerings that truly stole the show. Seafood aficionados, barbecue enthusiasts, and sweet-toothed individuals alike were spoiled for choice with options like grilled meats, BBQ delights, sweets, coffee, smoothies, and the ever-popular Acai Bowls. Opting for the latter, we indulged in a delightful Acai Bowl experience. For $15 each, we were treated to a refreshing blend of frozen acai berries crafted into a creamy puree, generously topped with a colorful assortment of fresh fruits and a choice of chia or granola. Additionally, we couldn't resist sampling an almond crescent, adorned with a dusting of powdered sugar and filled with delectable almond paste. Both treats were nothing short of scrumptious. Despite our culinary delights, a few minor inconveniences dampened our experience slightly. Parking proved to be a challenge, with the lot overflowing upon our arrival. Furthermore, navigating through the crowds initially posed difficulties. Additionally, we found the lack of picnic tables or designated seating areas somewhat inconvenient. However, our quest for a spot to savor our treats led us to a charming bench near the entrance of the gardens, where we savored every bite of our Acai Bowl while soaking in the vibrant ambiance. In summary, the Pinecrest Farmer's Market earns a solid rating of 4.5 stars from us. While minor logistical issues may arise, the market's lively atmosphere, diverse culinary offerings, and tropical charm make it a must-visit destination for anyone seeking a delightful Sunday morning excursion. Just be sure to arrive early and be prepared to embrace the lively hustle and bustle of this tropical gem. Thomas Corrao Stray Compass Travels #straycompasstravelreviews #straycompassphotography #straycompasslife

Quick hour activity to enjoy. I would not call this a "farmers market" as there are very few produce stands. The majority is food stalls, with all types of good food though. I found the prices just as high or higher then commercial stores. I would of expected better prices for bulk items produce or other. Pinecrest is a more expensive area which I'm sure contributes to the higher prices. There is one produce stall with fresh herbs that impressed me with the quality and prices, I bought their mint.

This market is a must-hit. It’s not really about the fruits and veg (although there are a few vendors that are offering up local and organic options). Instead, it’s about the dogs. If you are trying to decide on the doodle-mix that’s right for you and your family, the Pinecrest Farmers Market is an essential stop. Set against a backdrop of coffee vendors, mini-donut sellers and açai bowls, you’re going to find every mix of poodle and (fill in the blank) dog breed. Everyone is friendly and you’re sure to get a chance to pet your favourite breed if you show up for this epic Miami must-do Sunday activity.

Had the pleasure of visiting the farmers market for the first time today and I was very pleased with the experience. Lots of vendors and producers selling their goods. Wanted to try everything. Family had a great time and we plan on returning soon. Go if you can.

A standard for all South Miami/Gables/Pinecrest families on a Sunday morning. We’ve been going 12 years. Some of the vendors have known our daughter since she was in my wife’s belly. I love this place, don’t leave without some maracuya juice and some bbq from Eat Da Bone.