Rhinebeck Farmers' Market

Rhinebeck Farmers Market is the best around. Being able to purchase produce, flowers, dairy, and handmade gifts direct from the producers is an invaluable resource. The market always has lovely music and events for kids and families. Not to mention the softest RFM sweatshirts you’ll ever feel!!

Really great mix of fresh fruits, meats, cheeses, flowers, produce, and bread and pastries all in one place. I really recommend the bread from Sparrowbrush and the dumplings!

Best market in the area. Prices are high, but most of the food was high quality. Masks appear to be optional for everyone. Not too crowded, but we went very early and through quickly. Vendors were pleasant, and there are some fine restaurants near by. I will be returning, when the heat subsides.

Lovely small town market with a little bit of everything. Lots of organics too. The flower stand is fantastic with reasonably priced blooms. And they have live music! Worth a visit even if you are not buying. Sunday only 10 to 2pm.

Local farms and other sellers of food and trinkets gather weekly to sell offerings to visitors. We visit weekly because we either buy produce, interesting local meats, cookies for my son, or other items. The market moves indoors in the cold winter months. I am definitely happy we have this in our village.

Super surprised when I shopped there for a friend. I will be back next Sunday for last day.

I really enjoy making the scenic drive up the Taconic to this Farmer’s Market. First came a handful of times in 2019, and came back during the re-opening of NYS. The line going into the market was fast despite how long it looked. Even their signage stated it moved fast. They offered a mask for those who didn’t have one, a hand washing station and sanitizer along the way. Though samples weren’t given out due to the pandemic, it was still a great place to get local foods and fresh produce. Quite possibly my mask wasn’t working well, but the herbs could still be picked up and smelled wonderful. Will have to come back again sometime soon. In hindsight, things seemed to be smoother as there was a designated flow of traffic for the entire market and each individual booth. Much different than the typical free for all.

One of the best farmers markets I've ever attended. Hot prepared food is delish. Strange, no coffee stand here. Donuts, cider, Greek sandwiches. Just perfect.

The heart of the Hudson Valley can be found here. Also take time to visit the fine stores and restaurants in this beautiful, quaint, yet contemporary, vibrant small town!

Great local fare. Fresh produce, prepared foods, wines, bread, beers, cheeses, etc, & live music. While you're in Rhinebeck, explore the towns many shops, restaurants, and the historical architechture in the local neighborhoods.

What a joy to have this charming and high-quality market in our little village. People come from all over for this market- and for good reason. Stop at every booth! My favorites? Sausage on a stick, Pickles on a stick, Tacos, Tousey wine/ currant juice (see the bees), Aba's falafel is now a store in town (not in market any more) but that was great. There is a guy named Todd who makes amazing wood products (cutting boards). Lots of samples and happy people. Most of the time there is lovely music (occasionally there is a 'miss'). Definitely go to this market if around Rhinebeck on a Sunday!

For the size town Rhinebeck is, it has a very rich farmers' market. With everything from wild mushrooms, to flowers to meats and vegetables, with a couple stalls selling light hot meals. Nothing here is cheap, but it certainly is farm fresh.

Eat well..live health.. enjoy life. Buy food and other items at the farm market.

Small and crowded, but worth a visit. The falafel is outstanding.

More than 25 years old, this market is often said to be the jewel of the Hudson Valley. Held 10 am to 2 pm on Sundays starting in the spring. This year ran through Christmas. A big plus is the Village of Rhinebeck where you can spend the day before or after the market at restaurants, shops and historic sites.

One of the things that makes Rhinebeck so great. This market has a bit of everything; produce, flowers, bread, cheese, meats and so much more. A must stop in for residents and visitors on Sunday morning.

So many options! Baked goods, fruits, veggies, organic meats, cheeses, goat cheese, hard ciders, liquors, wine, falafel, tacos, plants, jerky, live music.. a wonderful way to spend a sunday. Open 10am-2pm (no early or late birds)

Very nice place to have in new York. A bit smaller than I expected, it's in a small parking lot. That being said I'm happy a market such as this exists to support local farmers.

Small and quaint
Many specialty items
Fresh seafood and vegetables.
Try a popsicle
Live music
Look for Felicia at specialty meat tent and purchase an Ostrich egg!

One of the best farmers markets I've ever been too surrounded by artisan shops and bites to eat.