Oberlin Farmers Market: Cleveland Farmers' Market Guide

There was a Pitbull in one of the stalls, or at least a Pitbull mix. When it saw my small dog it started going nuts, as they do. I've been attacked more times than I can count over the last few years. Anyone with a small dog knows how dangerous and aggressive these monsters are. Won't be returning. Not worth mine or my dogs life. These dogs are dangerous and have no place in public spaces. Shame.

This is a great little farm market! It has an interesting mix of baked goods, plants, gifts, coffee, meat and produce. They even have a wonderful furniture vendor with very unique items! We love the easy pace and friendly vibe of the market not to mention the fun and interesting live music. Check it out if you have an extra hour on a Saturday morning!

This is a gem in Lorain County. The vendors are outstanding and the selection includes baked items, vegetables, quiches, dog treats, meats... you name it and they might just have a stand for it. Always impressed as this is a small market but it is mighty!

A great feeling! We've been here a few times and it's nice to see that vendors are bringing a variety of things each time. There was everything from vegetable produce to macaroons, surreal creme ice cream to micro greens, glass art and a huge selection of meat from a vendor. A great time. It takes about 30 minutes to an hour to see every booth.

Honestly I wasn’t very impressed. I found it somewhat hard to find—signage could be better. When I got home I realized some of my fruit already had mold on it… I had to throw out a pint of plums. I went to eat a nectarine the next day and it was spoilt and the pit was covered in mold. The selection wasn’t very good. I found a lot of the vendors relatively rude. For a place like Oberlin I expected better.