Dunedin Downtown Market

Super cute, mostly in the shade market in downtown Dunedin. I would say medium size in comparison to some others. You will find typical booths like The Cheese Lodge, Green Smoothies, Fresh Produce, Local Honey and more. My daughter even got a henna tattoo. We really enjoyed this local market right off of the Pinellas trail, take a trip to Dunedin it is well worth it.

Cool little market. Fun way to spend a Saturday morning roaming around. There’s a wide variety of items to be found from produce to crafts and fresh bites to munch on while you peruse each booth. For me this is a better alternative than going to the larger market in DTSP since I live around the corner from this one. Sadly I don’t go as much as I’d like because most of the time the heat is just too much. Bring a cold beverage and a hat to combat the blazing Florida sun so you can stay a bit longer and enjoy yourself.

From Thai to tacos to breads and fresh been honey this is a great little market that showcases some of the areas small businesses. They are only open Friday and Saturday until the end of May so only a week left until after the summer heat leaves (like that actually happens)
They have two very good size produce vendors that you can purchase items they grow and also items they procure. If you are a tomato lover here you will find some of the best in the state. Sick of buying watermelon from your grocer to cut it open and it is at most a dark pink color? Here you can get the juiciest reddest watermelon. Like any farmers market it is what is in season.
For non food items they have soap and oil vendors. Local artist with paintings and bottle sculptures.
For food on the run they have a taco truck. A seafood vendor that usually has a shrimp and a grouper e tree available with smoked fish to purchase. They have Thai and true vegan Rastafarian along with smoothies and coffee drinks.
You can buy fresh eggs here but they do sell out!
This is a great walk through event if you are near downtown. There is always parking available in one of the overflow lots just a block or two away.

On par with most local markets that cities and towns hold.
Huge selection of fresh fruits and veggies, local eggs and whole chickens, artisan breads, olive oils and so much more. Cee Bee’s Citrus was also on site selling blueberries and their famous OJ, so you know I had to get me some of that! There were 4 or 5 food trucks, and a Jamaican dude selling jerk vegan grub that looked and smelled fantastic.
Today happened to also coincide with Salvage Saturday up the street at Waterside Furnishings, so it was like a buyer’s double-​feature.

Dunedin Downtown market is held on Fridays and Saturdays at Pioneer Park. On my recent visit on a Friday the market was bustling with people and vendors. Lots of fresh produce, plants, crafts and creations were featured by local merchants. I enjoyed seeing Dancing Cats there – check out their great concoctions! 20 Shekles is also always a delight to see. I also very much enjoyed some «Patty’s Peppers» Hungarian-​style prepared jarred peppers based off of a local’s family recipe.
There are several food vendors like Le Petite France, a smoothie truck, a Popsicle vendor, Maine-​iacs, and this really outstanding Jamaican vegan food vendor (very outstanding).
This past Friday there was live music being performed which was nice. There are a good amount of tables and seating options available which is awesome and allows you to take a rest while you enjoy your food bounty. I enjoy that the market is very dog friendly, with a few vendors providing water bowls for the pups.
I love the concept of an open air market such as this one. I feel that the market had a great set up on Pioneer park and an excellent vibe. I look forward to returning in the future. The facebook page for Dunedin Downton Market has updates and information regarding the market that can be useful to you.

Very nice market in downtown Dunedin on Fridays. Live music. Nice fruit and veg stand. Good food stall offerings as well as some crafty booths, sauce stands, and jewelry crafts. Lovely community and a nice pier, 2 breweries, Hawaiian eateries, downtown bars and restaurants.

Great local downtown market. Plenty of variety in vendors. I walked away with a nice bag of produce at a very reasonable price. Extra thumbs up that a lot of these vendors are equipped to take cards. They have a little stage area where they have live music, which provides nice entertainment. Dog friendly market too, so keep an eye out for those little guys.

One of the best weekend markets I have been too. They have a very impressive setup around a square with a HUGE number of vendors selling everything from fruit and vegetables to decorative items and a whole lot more. It was packed when we went but it was a pleasant experience and I would highly recommend it when in the area. At the back end of the square was a stage with love music which made the experience that much more enjoyable.

Wowza!
Packed, bustling & fun!
Bought a beautiful rosewood rosary and the lovely lady threw in some dangly earrings! Just ask!
Bought two big thriving plants (10bucks!), one a super delish mint and a Scottish red pepper plant. And that vendor threw in a medium sized cilantro AND a little oregano plant for free! Wow
The fresh orange/​lime/​grapefruit juice lady now has vanilla ice cream — fresh orange Julius!
Music good! Talented singer!
Packed but so friendly, what a great day. Parking was a little far, but hey a little stretch never hurt
Also got some spring rolls, some handmade (!) marshmallows.
Almost every vendor had samples and once again: Dunedin is just about the friendliest experience
Only budgetary constraints kept me from buying more!
Don’t forget to grab a biscotti from Joeys Biscotti. He’s a subdued dude, like most artists!
LOVE!

My favorite market in the area.
Top ten list.
10. Super close to my house.
9. Parking easy to find
8. Vendors, vendors, vendors everything from knife sharpening to lobster rolls.
7. Will since I mentioned the lobster rolls be sure to get one.
6. Fresh fruit and vegetables and who loves veggies, this girl
5. Dog friendly.
4. Live music
3. Close to coffee shops or you can get it from a food truck.
2. Open Friday and Saturday November to May
1. Just a nice way to spend a Saturday morning.

I love the Dunedin market. It certainly has gone thru several changes in the last few years. I love being able to get fresh bread, veggies, and other treats while in downtown and being able to support small businesses. There is always great vendors with many different things. You have some vendors that have been there since the beginning and then there is new ones every year as well. I usually go to the Friday market as my favorite vendor La Petit France is there and has the most amazing savory crepes. These are so big that they are usually both my breakfast and lunch for the day.
I do wish they would open sooner but they are open Nov-​June on Friday and Saturday.

This is actually for the «old Fashioned Christmas»
I had wanted to go shopping in Dunedin, but when I arrived I noticed that there were cars EVERYWHERE. Oh NO. Something was going on. When we started walking down the street. well what do you know, there’s a parade going on! I stood there and watched a good 50 floats/​groups going by, and that was just up to #73, with more to come.
It was staring to get cold so I wandered away, but I can tell you that they were planing on having an excellent event with snow and vendors, it looked like it was going to be a heck of a time.

Love this market. Sad it won’t be back til the fall. We can always find something we want or need. The Salt guy has some really great salts.
This last visit we got a green smoothie and it was really tasty.
You should definitely check it out when it’s back.

Nice fun market that is seasonal. Good place for location under the shade. Fresh local food vendors, fruits and veggies, both organic and nonorganic. Need cash for them. There r flowers and plants and crafts and super dog friendly