Dunedin Downtown Market

I went and visited the market with my friend and we loved it!! Everyone was so friendly and the live music really added to the atmosphere. I got to try some delicious sour dough and there were tons of trucks and stands selling food! Definitely a fun market to plan your day around as the town has so much as well!!

Cute little farmers market with a lot of local gifts and crafts! Honeys, teas, olive oils, pet products, breads, baked goods, etc! Plus there are many gift shops and art stores in the immediate area not to mention food establishments!

Dunedin is an adorable little town with a charming atmosphere. The streets are well-maintained and the locals are incredibly friendly. I decided to take my sisters to the Downtown Market, where we enjoyed live music, it's every Friday and Saturday from 9 to 2. The market had a variety of booths, ranging from local farmers to talented artists, as well as delicious food trucks. We had a great time strolling around and even got to meet some adorable dogs on leashes. Afterward, we explored the rest of the town and took a leisurely walk down by the pier.

Thrilled to be here for the local farmers market. Want to avoid all the prepared foods & baked goods & get farm fresh produce & potted herbs. Instead, we enjoyed lots of samples and bought some exotic homemade banana breads. Unfortunately, I was afraid the foods we liked would go bad before we'd have time to enjoy them, so we left a lot behind. The produce, cupcakes, flowers, cheeses, honey, dips, fish, pralines ... were delicious. We met some of the most beautiful & well behaved dogs here.

Nice little market to get some time outside and take in the FL air. There were plenty of booths to spark interest and food choices to satisfy any cravings from lobster rolls to ice cream. Got a great selection of fresh fruits and vegetables to include some corn to put on the grill. Everyone was happy to be outside including the pups who seem to relish all of the attention. You can easily find yourself going from table to table snacking and realize that you ate too much while trying to force your seatbelt over your newly expanded stomach. Get out and see Florida this summer.

First time here and loved the little market that had many booths full of fruits, vegetables, cheeses, sauces, local honey, and even kettle corn. There were also several food booths and a handful of picnic tables to sit, relax, & eat. In addition to edibles, there were booths that had handcrafted jewelry, totes/purses, pet items, plants, and other items. This is a great place to stroll through and enjoy a lazy Friday or Saturday morning or afternoon. Hours are from. 9am until 2pm.

Took a stroll after dinner; besides the main Downtown area, we also walk around the newer side that we like a lot and plan to visit again very soon!1) Rooftop bar: great to watch sunset2) Local breweries: craft beers and seems have nice and fun crowd3) Free parking at the New Monroe Street Parking Garage (356 Monroe Street under the new Artisan apartments on Douglas Ave.)4) Food truck(s)5) Restaurants and cafes have happy hours and/or live performance

Dunedin is a great family place that is dog friendly. We had such a great time our 1st time there that when I got home I booked another trip.

This lovely, little arts & crafts slash gourmet food market is a seasonal event every Saturday morning in Dunedin, FL. (Nov-May.) We arrived around 9.30am and were charmed with what we saw especially the sea-pebbled window art. Figured though, I'd need to display it in a beach house to do it justice, so I bought some artisanal cheeses and honey instead. There's a nice shady area with benches where my husband and I shared a crepe and cinnamon roll from the food trucks. As markets go it's small, but the tranquil setting and friendly folk make it a 5 star experience. Downtown Dunedin is very walkable and it's definitely worth taking a diversionary stroll along Main Street to the harbor. We also side tracked down the bike path and to the Museum on the way back. Yup, if the opportunity ever arises, I know where I'm buying that beach house.

This is a nice little market to go to on Saturday mornings. There is one produce vendor who has been here for several seasons. They are great, and have reasonable prices but in years past there was another produce vendor as well. Nice to have some variety as they didn't always have the same things.In addition to the produce, there are a lot of other specialty food vendors as well as places to get lunch and people with other products (art, jewelry etc.) I have had food from the empanada stand, the Thai stand and the bread stand. All were very good but the Thai stand is my favorite. I am not sure if they are there all the time.They usually have some type of live entertainment on the stage too, which is nice.Parking in the area is usually not bad as there are public lots around and street parking. The parking used to be free, but I am not sure if it is anymore. I saw pay stations down the street when I recently went downtown for something else. The market is a nice way to spend a morning or early afternoon.