Forest Hills Greenmarket — Attraction in New York

This location of the GrowNYC greenmarkets runs every Sunday morning-early afternoon year-round, on the corner of the post office on Queens Boulevard. Not as large as other such markets but there's good produce/products for dairy (Ronnybrook), bread (Bread Alone), fresh seafood (American Pride), meats (Sawkill Farm, DiPaola), and produce from a few vendors year-round. Come summertime, many more join to offer more vegetables, fruits, as well as honey, ciders, pickles, soap, potted plants, and more. Currently well-organized to help with social distancing, spreading out on the service road to give everyone more room. It's a great weekly offering of locally...

Wow.. all fresh farm grown vegetables, puts supermarkets to shame.The best. So fresh, bright colored veggies & fruit. Prices went up since last year,but hey what hasn't. This october 2021 numerous vendors are selling items such as eggs,bread beef even fresh fish,candles,hand rolled cigars, spices,clothing, scissors,handbags,flowers. You name it....t's probably here. If your hungry, food trucks are here too. Definitely a great way to spend a Sunday. People are so nice & friendly. Sitting area near by in case you want to try that candy apple or shiskabab. Dont forget to stop & see the balloon man who makes swords, animals,hats.& so much more....

It is a lovely fresh market and I enjoy it very much. However, just be cautious when you buy many items at the vegetable stores that there is chance the cashier over calculated your purchase. I had a bad experience of being over priced for paying 22 dollars for one broccoli ($5) and one cabbage ($4) and 1 pound of baby salad ($4 per pound) and 1.1 pound of carrot($2.5/pound). It should just be around $16 but I was asked for $22. I know it won’t happened frequently, but it is better you already have a good estimate of the purchase before you reach to...