Worthington Farmers Market

One of the most robust farmer's markets you'll ever go to! Stalls line both sides of High Street, plus there is a parking lot full of vendors too. If you're looking for local produce, baked goods, homemade beauty items, and more--this is your spot! There is ample free parking in the lot on the west side of High Street which makes this an awesome market!

Glad this event was held indoors due to the rain but don't let that fool you, the crowd came out today to enjoy this event. Every one was in a buying mood. Candy from the Buckeye lady was off the charts since it was my first time trying the famous candy. I think I'm in love. The Italian cookie (more like a cake) was delicious. Raspberry and strawberry I can't decide. I'll take both thank you. Walked away with a bag of apples, spinach and cheese bread, popcorn weeds and cross sweet buns. I was told this event will be held outside once the weather gets warmer and that it will be much bigger. So do yourself a solid and be sure to keep a watch out for this event.

The absolute best farmers around. They have all the best vendors, live music and all the little boutiques are open up and down high street. It does get crowded so get there early!

Excellent variety of vendors:Fish, chicken,pork, beef, veggies, salami, cheese, spices, sauces, honey, baked goods of all kinds, soap, tea, coffee, and more.

This was my first in door version of the farmers market in Worthington. I was so glad because it was quite chilly outside. There were tons of vendors. Lots of breads and cheeses along with unique items such as coffees and gluten-free vendors. We spent way too much haha but had a great time and went home with veggies, meats, pure honey, flowers, cheeses, breads, jams, so much yummy stuff. Will be back for sure!

Time for another Pros and Cons list. Pros:1. The variety of vendors is terrific. You never know what treasures you will find. 2. The vendors, for the most part, are very friendly and knowledgeable.3. I find specialty food items here that I have not seen anywhere else (ie mochi donuts, keto specialty baked goods).Cons:1. SO crowded. It starts at 8 AM and by 8:05 AM it is packed with lines already forming. It really needs a bigger space than the narrow (already crowded) High Street sidewalks. 2. Perhaps because of the crowds mentioned above, shoppers at this market seem to be very aggressive. Calm down people....there is enough artisanal honey for everyone! 3. Very large dogs and strollers everywhere, so if that is not your thing...just a heads up.

Great way to support your local farmers and shops. The macarons were to die for and of course the pickles. Can't wait to go later in the season when there's more produce.

I love the Worthington market for their variety, but the location kind of stresses me out. The vendor stalls line the fairly narrow sidewalks in Old Worthington, and every other person has either a double stroller or a dog, further reducing the available real estate. Parking is also tricky, in that the market stretches down High Street and blocks a lot of the street parking, so you're going to have to troll the residential neighborhoods for street parking. If you're OK with the crowds, there are a great number and variety of vendors from veggies and fresh meats to hot sauce and honey. The selection is great and everybody is friendly, but it's so crowded. I also really like that during the winter months, they move into the Worthington Place shopping center to keep the market going through the year.

Fabulous farmers market with amazing produce, treats, meat, cheeses, coffee, mushrooms and many more options to choose from plus the local restaurants are open as well for lunch/drinks or both...

The market has moved several times over the last year. It is now located INSIDE the Worthington Mall. There are a few trucks outside the main entrance on the southside of the mall, however the majority of vendors are inside. That's a big plus during these cold months. (I was told it will later move behind Worthington Industries).There were a good number of vendors adequately distanced. Not overly crowded. Hours listed were from 10a to 12p. As always, the earlier you are there, the greater chance of getting what you want. I was surprised there was no artisan breads available when there. Also, very surprised the LONGEST line was for the Pickle Guy. From the front of his stand, down the hallway. Who would have thought??? Choices available included meats, eggs, vegetables, soaps, pastries, soups, coffees.... just to name a few. No, prices are never cheap at markets, but it great to support local growers & enjoy fresh & tasty ingredients.