Dunedin Green Market

This is a wonderful market!What a variety of vendors!When my mom comes into town,This is where I'll send her!The first time I came hereIt was on a cloudy Friday. There may have been a few less tentsBut it helped to keep crowds at bay. Here you can buy produce, Fresh breads, nuts and jellies. Strong, hot coffee Yummy lobster rolls for your belly!One vendor sells beautiful art. Yet another had fresh seafood. So grab your pup or your partner To stroll thru the Dunedin neighborhood. You can also find handmade soapsAnd herbaceous plants to grow. I don't know what you're waiting for. You really just need to go!

Stopped by before an event at the park. Hoping for some food choices as we were HUNGRY! There was a main lobster roll for $14. There was lobster mac for $12. OUCH! Then we found a crepe stand, $5 for a plain crepe. OUCH! Kettle Korn, $5. Loads of crafty little shops that had cute stuff but it was overpriced. I get buy local but I am not going to buy local when you are clearly overcharging the patron. Fresh bread, juices, dog clothes, jewelry, clothes, etc... cute stuff. We probably won't return as the prices are just too high to justify. Located in the park which is a very nice place. Spend some time and people watch. Lots to look at.

Pioneer Park always has something going on including great live music and we enjoy grabbing some treats from the market for a picnic - great assortment of vendors.

I am ashamed to say I have lived here in Dunedin for so long and never went to the Saturday Morning Market until this past weekend. I have been missing out on a true gem in Downtown Dunedin! I had previously only gone to the market in DTSP, which is also a great time, but this is much closer to me, so I'm very glad i discovered it.I brought some family who was visiting out of town to enjoy the weather, stroll around and look for some treasures to bring home with us. The market runs every friday and saturday from about 9 - 2. We came on saturday around noon and it was very busy with lots of people (and their furry pets too). We walked around and looked at all the vendors before getting anything; there is a wide variety of items to be found here: fresh organic fruits and veggies, barbecue, pickle booth, fresh flowers, etcWe really enjoyed looking around here and I plan to come more often. The produce we got was so good, I will make it a point to get all my produce here in the future

Oh Dunedin Market how I love you. I am so happy to see new and some vendors from years past have showed up at the first week of the market. While the market has been around for many years now, I think this rebirth is a breath of fresh air! Sadly the market was getting sad and pointless but there is joy to be found at the market again. There are so many great vendors here. I love getting fresh produce from local organic vendors. My favorite vendor Glen of Le Petite Crepes is there on Friday only.

I always enjoy visiting this green market whenever I come to visit my pop, who snow-birds in the Winter in Safety Harbor. This quaint little downtown area (Dunedin) lends itself nicely to the market. You can purchase bakery, honey, EVOO, sweets in addition to the fruits and vegetables stands. Further, they'll sometimes have the Pierogi lady (I call her that) who has all of these different types of Pierogi's that she makes, and they're all delicious.Following my Saturday morning jogs on Clearwater Beach, I always make it a point to stop by and check this area out. In closing, it's important to note, too, that there are also plenty of great restaurants in the neighborhood, as well as food trucks and street venders.

Great local offerings and others from far away. Delicious Vermont maple syrup and produce.

I'm intimately involved with Green Market as my Dunedin City committee provides an information table on Fridays. (Nov-Apr) I know most of the vendors and their products. II enjoy coming down and just hanging out on Saturdays. My granddaughter loves it as well! She has her faves like the "Honey Man" & the "Sweet Ida Mae's Ladies!" There are also some healthy products besides the produce offered here! Some unique craft vendors also reside here. I have to say that one vendor sells purses, backpacks, wallets, book covers, and bags made of ship sails! There can't be a better gift coming from "Paradise!" We own several different pieces.I believe Green Market is one of Dunedin's signature offerings. It's right on the corner of Main & Douglas so you can also walk around the local shops and try the cafes, restaurants, and pubs! It's not St Pete's Farmers Market but it's Dunedin's. That alone makes it special!

LOVE LOVE this. I dont really have a need for the grocery store any longer. All the vendors are great, the people are nice & its dog friendly.

Great local Saturday morning market that is growning each week. We have been coming for over a year and it has grown tremendously since we first started visiting. It is turning into a great option for fresh produce and so many other things.It's dog friendly, but this past weekend when we went with our dogs it was so crowded that my husband ended up just holding them to the side while I looked around. I think from now on we will leave them at home so we can enjoy it more.Had a knife sharpened from the Green Sharpeners and it is super sharp now, cuts through everything with ease. I would highly recommend getting your old, dull knives sharpened by these guys.