Bethesda Central Farm Market — Attraction in Bethesda

Excellent farmers market. I think it is the best in Bethesda.

It is also a great way to start off your Sunday!

Parking can be somewhat tricky, but once you are in the farmers market, it is a pleasure.

There are several booths my wife and I visit habitually.

PROFISH - has some of the freshest seafood you can experience and relatively reasonably priced.

ZEKE'S coffee is a must. I usually will buy a medium coffee to enjoy as I peruse the other vendors.

Springfield farms has an excellent fresh protein selection. I stop off and grab fresh steaks most times I attend. The chicken is excellent, as well

Twinbrook farms (I think that's the name) is an excellent fruit and vegetable stand. The line is usually always long.

The food is delicious. Any of the vendors from the bakeries to the food trucks are exceptional.

One place sells empanadas and churros. Both offerings were devoured promptly by my...

This is one of the best farmers markets in the DMV! Nice collection of vendors offering an awesome variety of food, produce, sweets, and drinks. Pretty much everybody is offering a sample! It’s awesome because if you tray something you never tried before, you might actually like and buy! I tried kimshee for the first time ever! So delicious!

Let’s start with the food! Great variety of crepes, Indian food, middle eastern falafel, pizza and Spanish food from Spain! Unique sausage and hotdog vendor as well who let you sample before you buy with some kosher options. Produce: local farmers offer some organic local farm fruits and vegetables with variety of samples of vegetables, apples and sauces! I got a taste of some apples I never...

This farmers market is really fantastic. If you live in or around downtown Bethesda, there’s really no reason not to do your shopping here on a Sunday. There are usually 5+ farms selling local produce, in addition to several bakeries, a cheese farm (Stony Man, fantastic), a sausage place, several meat shops, and seafood. You can also eat there—crepes, breakfast sandwiches, coffee, and various ethnic foods. They have even recently added a brewery, so bring your growler(s). Definitely bring your own bags—you’ll end up buying more than you intended. Almost every vendor takes square, so really no...