Charlotte Regional Farmers Market

Too excited that I forgot to take pictures. Prices felt like a steal except that $17 real watermelon. However I racked up on a variety of other fruits and veggies for under $20!Can't wait to go back. I also tried something new scuppernongs. They were a treat all week!

This North Carolina farmers market located in Charlotte offers locally grown produce, food and drinks, plants, arts and crafts, baked goods, and meats and cheese. Open Wednesday to Sunday 8-5 with plenty of parking. This open and mostly covered market is a friendly place to shop.

Fun day at the farmers market, weather was perfect started iff cool and the gor sunny and warm.Great prices on produce. Picked up some purple potatoes, rainbow carrots and orange lentils. Tomatoes were huge and the price was cheap at $1.99 a pound. What a difference compared to California prices.Picked up some delicious juices like immunity booster and butterfly tea with some organic ingredients which made them good for my health. Also purchased some sour soap leaves for tea and moringa for wellness and health.Vendors are very friendly and welcoming, and also generous with their products

I recently took my favorite little ones on a delightful outing to the farmers market. It's always a treat for me to visit the Farmers Market, but having my niece and nephews along added an extra layer of joy to my experience. The market was bustling with activity, and the air was filled with the tempting aromas of fresh produce and baked goods! The kiddos were impressed with the market, and if you know me... this is my retail therapy. With the help of my niece, I picked up the most beautiful bouquet of flowers and some local honey - two of my absolute favorites. It was great watching my niece and nephews explore the different stalls and sample various treats. Their excitement was contagious, and it reminded me of the simple pleasures of life.

Really wonderful Farmers Market and I love that it's also open Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. One of the best spots I have found to get really affordable and fresh fruits and vegetables. Some of the vendors offer discounted $1 bags of produce which are perfect when you are cooking the same day or next day. I often find giant bags of beautiful tomatoes for $1 along with plenty of other goodies. The prices on fresh herbs can't be beat and there are several produce vendors to choose from. Also love the fresh breads, beef and seafood options. One of my favorite parts is the garden section where I can never resist picking up a big beautiful bouquet of fresh flowers for only $10. Very happy we have this place in Charlotte and that it's open year round!

Are you looking for gorgeous, beautiful, fresh flowers? Charlotte Regional Farmers Market is the place to be. Even during the holidays, the prices are reasonable; the bundles are lovely, and the vendors will typically do custom bundles per your request. Prices range from $20 to $40 The service is on point.

I only got the chance to go by once when in town. We got there in the afternoon so I'm not sure if stores had packed up and already left. The only trend seemed to be that everything was not cheap. I love supporting locals, but not if it's way more than a grocery store. Again, other vendors may have already left, but from the vendors there, knowing prices of what we normally paid made our visit very short.

Still my #1 get away on Saturdays. There are so many diverse vendors from microgreens to freshly made pork rinds. The Honey and natural juice stands have become my favorites. You can get your steps in for the day. It's always clean. I feel safe. I find it easier to bring cash ( to stay on budget and avoid the fees for using a cards ) and my own bags.

I'm a fan of supporting local businesses and fresh produce and this was a great way to do both. This is a cute place for grocery shopping, a laid back date, or a nice place to bring family. Parking is not a concern because there's plenty of room to park in the parking lot and around the buildings.There are about 3 sections of this farmers market: one section had things such as fresh produce, crystals, body care, coffee, CBD products, tea, alkaline water etc. The other section had a vegan bakery/savory goods, and body care, and creates. Prices at all booths were affordable and people were genuinely nice. Fresh produce ranging from 75 cents to a max of $8. The prices that were closer to the $5-8 range were fresh food items such as blueberries, strawberries, and peaches. I'm not sure of prices of the plants because it started to pour down raining.Some of my favorite booths was the man that sold the teas. He was super enthusiastic, passionate, and knowledgeable of his products. He let us sample a few teas and they were all good. Also, the people at the coffee booth were great and the coffee was delicious!It wasn't overly crowded and there was never a super long wait to pay for items at any booth. I ended up buying tea, produce, and a drink from the alkaline water booth. The market is open during the week as well. I will certainly be back!!

Had a lovely morning at the farmers market! Booths took both cash and card. All produce looked fresh and came home with some peaches. Be sure to stop by the flower building and get a huge boutique for $20.