Francisville Farmers Market

Philadelphia, United States

5

1 review

Does not accept credit cards

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Website:
francisvillefarmersmarket.com
Address:
1400 Ridge Ave, Philadelphia, PA, 19130
Francisville, Fairmount, Avenue of the Arts North
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
360 ftFairmount
0.3 miGirard
0.4 miSpring Garden
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Accepts Credit Cards
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Local time (Philadelphia) 13:27 Friday, 29 November 2024

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1 review of Francisville Farmers Market

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Place rating: 5
Philadelphia, PA
The map on this place is wrong — the market itself is located in the big empty lot at 19th and Parrish. It’s 10 – 2 on Saturday (at least in season) and this is my new favorite farmer’s market! It is NOT BIG — usually 3 – 4 vendors, selling almost exclusively fruit and veg. But those vendors have such quality stuff and are so friendly that I delight in heading over there on a Saturday morning. One of the tables is manned by the students at Girard College — they’re very enthusiastic and sweet. They grow everything they sell.
There were two food trucks and a group of musicians setting up as I was there at 10am the other day, so that’s a big plus. This farmer’s market has the feeling of a sweet neighborhood market that hasn’t quite caught on yet — it’s a few blocks off the gentrified path — but I am hoping it does. Go. Get some veg. Make a salad.