Farmers Market — Local services in New York

Been going here for 3 weeks forgot my mask it was pouring down rainning and l had my 6week old and 3 year old with me. When I was Told by one of the Mexican workers to get out and if I wanted a mask I had to Pay $1. I am not paying a dollar for something that should be given free. I've been in many store where I've forgotten my mask and have been supplied with one. I went to the next store were I was able to go through my bag and found a mask. I went back into this store were I removed my mask no one said anything and brought a bunch of broccoli and left. Will not be spending my money here anymore will be going to whole foods from now on in downtown brooklyn. Thank for treating Your customers so Ridiculously Rude and on such a bad...

✅ Local Transit: B14 & Utica Ave. 3/4 Train ✅ Wheelchair Accessible ✅ Nearby: Eastern Parkway Public Library; New Bridges Elementary PS. 532

The Farmers Market sits on the corner of Eastern Parkway & Schenectady adjacent to it is the New Bridges Elementary School across the street from the Eastern Parkway Branch Public Library.

What I love most about it is the selection and variety of plant life and flowers available year round. Small in square footage albeit, well stocked clean shelves are throughout. The produce is always fresh as well. There is also a butcher on-site within the Farmers Market.

I live several blocks away however, I will travel to get my plants and flowers any season...

The moment you step foot inside your nostrils are met with hot old cat piss and the smell doesn’t stop at the door. There’s no air in the store so the air inside is very stale and the odor of cat piss is all throughout the store. The cashier giggled when the person I was with asked if they have a million cats because it smelled that bad. They’re severely overpriced for everything, $10 for one measly pineapple when you can go to c-town a few blocks away and get one the same size for half the price. The cashier was nice, the other workers just stood in front of the refrigerators talking as nobody was in their shopping. Go somewhere else to...