Westchase Sunday Morning Market

Really enjoyed my time here. We went to The Grind to have brunch and saw they had locals selling products they either hand make or produce. The area is so beautiful and the sellers were all very friendly and accommodating. Spent a few dollars here, but we don't regret it since we love supporting locally owned business and support hard working people.

Westchase Sunday Morning Market you are simply exceptional, I had a wonderful experience here yesterday. Excellent location and service was terrific. Pretty much every menu item that we purchased was really fresh and delicious. Staff are extremely friendly and service is very quick. Would 100% recommend!

The size of this weekend market ebbs and flows for some reason. Sometimes, it spills over into the grassy area to the east of Maloney's, and at other times it only occupies one half of the block near Zen.Now to be honest, and after 10 years of living at Countryway & Linebaugh, I'd never been until last weekend. What I found were two really great vendors. Azteca Rojo was there serving up some corn tamales, and The Cheese Lodge was on site. I copped some items from both, and am very happy with my purchases. The tamales were extra slammin' and the Wisconsin cheddar is nearly gone already.There were some dresses being sold, raw LOCAL honey, produce and Kombucha.I feel like I've missed out on some good deals over the years out this way, so I'm going to make a valiant effort to go every weekend before I return to South Tampa this March.

Relocated to the Carrollwood Cultural Center due to (according to TBO.com)"power lines were giving us some issues," Barnhill said of Tampa Electric Co.'s high-voltage overhead transmission lines. He said some vendors using tents supported by metal poles reported "getting shocked" on mornings when the grass was wet."Sad that this is no longer a Westchase fixture."The relocated one, dubbed North Tampa Market at the Carrollwood Cultural Center, will be beneath trees at the site, 4537 Lowell Road."

This is a nice lil market in Westchase's town square area. Plenty of parking. Good veggies and decent prices. Also treats for fido, some dessert offerings, and Tampa gem Country Garden Bakery breads and amazing Euro style confections. Big time. We.grabbed lunch at the Grind Cafe afterwards. There's also a Burger 21 and a cake shop. Cake, cake, cake, cake, cake..

Located near Maloney's and WOB, the fresh market is a great addition to westchase. It features the typical raw honey, local produce, fresh baked goods and plants that all fresh markets offer. Where this one differs is 2 booths: riddle of the griddle gourmet grilled cheese and alligator pear. I've had the grilled cheese on 2 separate occasions-superb. The vegetarian one with pears and Brie and almonds is different but tasty. Alligator pear is a mobile food truck vendor that doesn't even have a sign on her booth. Her food is unique and tasty-think Mexican and thai mixed together. Phenomenal!All in all its an excellent addition to the neighborhood.