Saturday Farmers' Market at Evergreen — Attraction in Toronto

My Saturday morning ritual at the Evergreen Farmers Market is an absolute delight! Here's a step-by-step guide to make the most of it:

Start your day by getting a steaming cup of coffee. Explore the culinary wonders with French pastries from Hadrien Verrier, Jamaican patties from Bashy Patties, and a refreshing green juice from Earth and City. Depending on your mood, indulge in a tapioca crepe at Tapioca Toronto, a fresh waffle from Waffle Huis, a vegetarian gozleme at Queen Gozleme, or a savory crepe from CrepeDeLa CrepeTo. Take a leisurely stroll to the kids' playground or the pond to admire the fish and turtles. Enjoy some live music while you savor your treats and take a peaceful walk in the park. Don't forget to pick up some fresh, organic veggies at the market. Treat yourself (or your kid!) to a popsicle from Happy Pops. Return home with a satisfied belly, ready to indulge in a relaxing afternoon nap.

This Saturday morning routine at the Evergreen Farmers Market is the perfect recipe for a...

Specifically checked the website to confirm operating hours prior to going. The main page stated in big bold letters that the market is open until 1pm on December 31st. Spent half an hour driving, paid for parking and was at the door at 12:47pm, only to be told that the market is closed and the vendors are "packing up" and are no longer "allowed to sell"; the vendors were in plain view with merchandise on the tables (not packing) and customers wondering around/paying for purchases. Will be making alternate arrangements directly with the vendor I was coming to see for future purchases.

To management: If doors close early to provide vendors with additional time to pack up, please clarify that on your website so people don't waste their time and money on gas/parking, only to be turned away...

Loved it. The only bummer was that the chef wasn't there at 9am. But I had a blueberry scone, iced americano which was so delightful. The Blueberry Scone was awesome, light and airy, the crust was crunchy. Went there with my mom, we had a fabulous time. She had a breakfast egg sandwich. My mom mentioned that it was really good. Walked around and did some shopping. Then we walked around the pound. It was a perfect day to be out and about. The best part, even though we were in Toronto, it didn't feel like it. It felt like a little Muskoka town. So much green, oh just so beautiful. Parking can be a little tricky, but if you are patient and a little lucky, we didn't wait long for a space. You can also take your bike there, new bike path, new traffic lights to get in there easier. I just...