Suggestions for Farmers Market near Prospect Heights, Brooklyn

The Corcoran Group • November 6, 2013This farmers market is open every Saturday throughout the year, so we always make a point of visiting to pick up the freshest produce around. Great selection of cheese too!

Ari G. • July 28, 2011Best produce in Brooklyn!

Jason S. • February 2, 2015So much goodness. Small, and get there early. Bad Seed cider is awesome

Andrea H. • September 27, 2015Open every Sun, this is a lovely farmers market with fresh produce and a diverse range of locally made treats and spreads. I'm a sucker for the front stand's fresh fruit samples every time!

Aya F. • October 23, 2012Super cheap produce-- really can't beat the price!

Douglas M. • November 25, 2009Wednesday morning farmers market. Cider donuts - nuff said

The Corcoran Group • November 6, 2013Come in the summer and sit by the fountain to cool off a bit. We mostly enjoy coming on Saturdays throughout the year for the farmers market!

Erica Grigg @. • February 9, 2011Great fresh produce on the go. Have fruit instead of 20 oz cola & NYC says you can save ~20 packets of sugar.

E H. • July 21, 2012Bring your compost every Saturday.. Super easy!

Erika • September 1, 2011Even though it's open until 7:30 everything is usually cleaned up by then. Try to get there at 7:15 at the latest

nycHealthy • July 12, 2012Walt L. Shamel Farmers Market is open Sat 8am-2pm. You can redeem your Health Bucks and use your EBT at this market. Learn more about Health Bucks at http://on.nyc.gov/ateSJ6.

lorin d. • June 23, 2011Sign up for a weekly share of farm fresh vegetables, fruit, and eggs!

thecoffeebeaners • July 3, 2013Grab local produce here at the Myrtle Farm Stand every Wed. from 8am-3pm. Fresh produce like kale, herb pots, basil, beets, fennel, onions ,zuccini and more from Nolasco Farms!

Ally M. • October 20, 2012They carry Steve's Ice Cream here-get it! Any flavor is good.

Amy P. • August 10, 2013I wanted this to be my new farmers market. But at $2 for a tiny scrappy looking bunch of basil, I'll consider it a donation and get twice as much for $1 at the Ft. Greene market next time.