Maitland Farmer's Market

I really enjoy coming to this market. All the vendors are extremely nice and eager to going to information about their products. You can even take a pottery class. It’s always a great way to start my Sunday

Farmer's Market was a good experience, great products, exelente costumer service. You can also listen to music and enjoy a nice walk around, great experience for Sunday morning

Just went to get produce and it was really nice. (Yes, hot!! It's Florida!!) The lady there had great fruits, vegetables, and fresh eggs. She was really great. Love going to these kinds of places to help support our small community.

The Maitland farmer's market is a fantastic place to go if you have some time on a lazy Sunday morning. The people, both customers and vendors, are always pleasant and friendly. The location is nice and traffic on the surrounding street is usually well handled while the market is open.

The food vendors are fantastic, with a wide variety of food and drinks. There are also usually showcases for craftspeople, spices, and coffee. The stands tend to rotate in and out every so often, so there's no guarantee each visit will be the same. I recommend you say "hi" and introduce yourself to your favorite vendors if you want to remain a patron of theirs.

That said, this place is fantastic and I love visiting it when I get the chance

Great location, amazing food, and friendly vendors

Smaller market but quality items and fun little kids area.

A wonderful variety of various vendors off of the beautiful Lake Lily Park. Although my primary focus when I go is typically to get fresh produce On the South end I often visit many of the vendors and if need be stop and go to my car. The live music that is usually on the North end is always a wonderful added benefit to the atmosphere.

I had been going to the market for quite a while but had taken a couple of months away as my schedule had changed. Upon returning about 3 weeks ago, I was pleased to find that some of my favorite vendors had been joined by some new vendors that I would normally see at other markets throughout the week. There is a renewed vitality to to market, with a diversity of products and foods. If you've never been, or haven't been in a while, I highly recommend taking a stroll around Lake Lilly on a Sunday morning and give the Maitland Farmers Market a try.

Good variety of food and vendors. Nice area and place to walk.

I get local beekeepers' honey here and it's amazing. There's fresh produce, and good food available, so I always try to avoid a big breakfast before going. Lots of people bring their dogs, and there are a couple of item and plant vendors as well. All in all a good time.

So nice for a Sunday morning. Fruits and veggies are well priced and good variety of vendors. Although small in comparison to Eola and Winter Park, it is well laid out and the crowd size is not overwhelming.

I really enjoy the farmer's market and amazing view!

Did not know about this morning market until recently after looking up for something to do on Sunday. Farmers market is right around the lake and it was a great walk. Not too crowded, great way to spend Sunday morning!

Quieter and more accessible than Winter Park or Eola Farmer's Market. Happens every Sunday at Lake Lilly Park. Free parking close to the park makes it far easier to attend and while smaller in size offers excellent locally produced products.

My family loved it. We got to walk the park and shop at the stalls. French pastries were amazing and the fresh veggies were a great price and great quality

Nice great food great tes selection alot 9f real nice vendors

This the 1st time that I had gone shortly after the open and what a great selection. The mushroom guy and the vegetable stand were fully stock.

Very nice good for the entire family

We love coming here with our son. Plenty of vendors and a playground. The walk around the lake is always pleasant.

The narrow path around Lake Lily is home to joggers, bikers and dog walkers during the week, and that doesn’t really change on Sundays. They just add a market. Bookmarked by two small produce stands from JDM Farms and Ron Scheidel Farms, the eclectic family-oriented Maitland market is a first-name affair. Fred’s Franks, Cathy’s Cajun Cuisine pickles, Uncle John’s Peanuts and Miss Elaine’s Taste of Jamaica join orchid sellers, fudge makers, coffee roasters, kettle-corn poppers and lemonade squeezers in the tree-shaded lanes. Strolling with children (lots of children) and dogs (even more dogs), families take time to sample dried fruit and kale chips, homemade dips, meatballs and sauce, and kettle corn while examining jewelry made from orange peels and coffee beans, as well as dog collars, doggie treats and Doggone Cupcakes. Daytona’s Songkran Thai offers spring rolls and noodles, Dragonfly Confections of Winter Park has cheesecakes and fudge, and Che Bella trades in imported cheese.