32nd Street Farmers Market — Attraction in Baltimore

I came here for incense…3 hours later 🤦🏾‍♀️ i headed out with 2 bags full of fresh, locally grown fruits and veggies. I think I’m home free, I made it out… then I pass what I thought was a lamb gyro stand. I’ve been in the sun, walking around…it’s almost noon, sure, I could use a bite. I stop and ask the lovely vendor, is that chicken or lamb? Because it smells delicious! She smiles and replies….oh it’s mushrooms and it’s soooooo good?! Gurol what!! IKYFL! But I’m alright stuck because they smell sooo good. Baybeeeeeee when I tell you, that wrap didn’t make it out of my parking space. I sat there and DEMOLISHED THAT wrap… now I’m contemplating alllll my life decisions. Amazing! Top tier customer service and I’m mad I didn’t get 2. Oh! I’ll be back!

Sincerely signed, a Carnivore contemplating her total...

One of the only year-round farmer's markets in the area. It's a Saturday morning staple and one of the best places to find delicious, fresh fruits and veggies, meats, cheese, and bread. There are a variety of vendors including several places to get breakfast. It is crowded and parking can be challenging if you want to park on-site. But if you don't mind a walk, there's plenty of neighborhood parking and, if you live close enough, it's a nice walk. Most of the vendors take credit/debit cards if you don't carry cash and you can also purchase tokens to use. The only possible downside is that it can get very crowded - there's limited space so there's not a lot of room to spread out. There can be some jostling and you need to be on the look out for kids underfoot. It's very much a...

All of the bread stands are excellent. Lots of good produce, though I’d avoid the stand that doesn’t list its prices. There are a few stands that change every week - sometimes there are artists selling their work, or free blood pressure measurements, or vegan food like kimchi or cupcakes, or Girl Scouts selling cookies! Oftentimes there are lovely street musicians. I highly recommend the empanadas & salteñas from DMV Empanadas - they’re even better warmed up at home, and don’t forget some little sauce cups! I also love the ice cream pints from Broom’s Bloom Dairy. Rain or shine, limited parking, no dogs allowed, credit cards accepted at many stands (but cash is always...