Rincon Farmer’s Market — Attraction in Rincón

The market was fantastic. They had a wide variety of local fruit and vegetables, a local cacao vender, plenty of juice stands, a couple bakeries, all the art vendors from Thursday, and my favorite, a local family that makes cheese from their cows. My only regret was not buying more cheese!

For fruit, we brought home Mamey Sapote (Three on top), Guayaba (guava), a coconut, dried starfruit, and something else I forgot the name of (maybe Jobo?) but is delicious!

We also brought home pickled local sweet peppers, which are incredible, that epic local cheese, and some tomatoes a guy grew in his backyard.

Most of the local bars and restaurants are open at the same time as the market, and the vibe is comfortable happy community island life.

Note the rig I didn't get at the market, I had to buy that at the smoke shop down the road 🤙🏼 And the sauce from a local medical...

Not really a farmer’s market, more of a food and crafts market. Good variety of hand made stuff, some interesting food to try, too much jewelry, and lots and lots of small paintings, small woodwork, stickers, art, etc. No bargains, no price gouging; everything seemed to be full retail price or negligibly more. This is a good stop if you’re in the area, less rewarding if made a destination. And, as with every other similar market I’ve seen, vendors...

Lovely people sell their fresh items and some tinctures. Best cup of hot cacao. Delicious juices and homemade food too. I remember years ago it was larger with all kinds of vendors. Now it seems some vendors are not allowed maybe... like no craft items and jewelry. The coconut water was fantastic. I bought coconut oil too. Wonderful Sunday outing with lively music playing. Go and support the...