Homer Farmers Market
Homer Farmers Market
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0.2 mi$$ - $$$ • American • Bar
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17 ft$ • Dessert • American • Fast Food
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67
0.5 mi$ • Quick Bites • American • Fast Food
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0.9 mi$$ - $$$ • Vegetarian Friendly • Vegan Options • Gluten Free Options
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94
1 mi$$ - $$$ • American • Bar • Seafood
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606
1.1 mi$$ - $$$ • American • Steakhouse • Seafood
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94
1.1 mi$$ - $$$ • Cafe • Vegetarian Friendly • Vegan Options
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121
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42
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suntravelers4
Valley Forge, PA42 contributions
Family
What's there not to love about this farmer's market? We visited on Wednesday and returned on Saturday. There were more vendors on Sat. Lots of people walking around, eating the local foods and browsing the crafts and colorful flowers. We enjoyed the halibut tacos, fried green tomato sliders, donuts and Russian potato pies and fruit pies. And don't miss the birch syrup. A very different flavor from maple syrup, less sweet, more bold. The owner of this business explained the production process which is very time consuming and allowed us to sample. We bought 2 bottles and they are a delicious memory of our vacation.
Written August 28, 2017
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bflambeaub
Naperville, IL133 contributions
Couples
If you are lucky enough to be in town Wed. or Sat. morning, this is well worth a stop. Local singers, produce, crafts, jams, food trucks. the best seafood chowder we had in Alaska was a $5 cup from the farmers market. Also good fish tacos.
Written July 21, 2016
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NoYourMom
Nelson, WI99 contributions
Couples
We stopped at the Homer Farmer's Market and enjoyed wandering around sampling some local fare and buying a few treats to take with us. There was a nice variety of crafts, food, produce, etc. The vendors were willing to share their knowledge about the area and their products. We picked up some great jam, birch syrup, jerky, halibut cheeks, and several other things. I would recommend stopping by!
Written August 8, 2017
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tlreimer
Park City, KS73 contributions
Solo
I went on a Wednesday afternoon. Perhaps their Saturday market is larger. There wasn't much there. I got a couple of small jellies. That's about all I was interested in.
Written July 19, 2017
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spencers1621
Lawrence, KS511 contributions
Friends
Enjoyed inter acting with local people and learning how they lived, what they grew, and what they made. A good cross section of agriculture, arts, crafts and other interesting subjects for conversation.
Written November 2, 2016
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AKcabingirlA
Eagle River, AK654 contributions
Friends
I love farmer's markets, and this is a good one. It is open on Saturdays and Wednesdays, in the summer. There is plenty of room for parking. Fresh food (veggies, breads, etc.), soaps, and handmade items are among what you will find.
Written June 27, 2016
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Julie S
Astoria, OR406 contributions
Solo
A nice little farmers market. I bought jelly to take home and a couple varieties of kettle corn to snack on. I was entertaining myself while my husband was fishing.
Written June 5, 2022
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Josh P
Parker, CO16 contributions
Couples
We stopped by to get some salad ingredients for the rest of our RV trip around the Kenai Peninsula and found some amazing produce. We also grabbed a small jar of fireweed jam and a blueberry muffin, so...yum!
Written August 20, 2021
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FLGator4ever
Lighthouse Point, FL38 contributions
If you are late you may miss out on the best products so go early. You can't start buying until the opening bell rings but it is good to walk around and decide what you want in advance. Many items to choose -- Beautiful flowers, lettuce, beets, zucchini, baby turnips, oysters, fresh baked breads, cookies, rolls and so much more.
Written July 18, 2019
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MarktheWay
Anchorage, AK390 contributions
Friends
This is a great place for fresh locally grown produce and home made products. I am amazed to see the number of farmers and the variety of produce that is grown in Homer, Alaska. The seasonal fall bounty of produce were astounding. I snatched up some zucchini blossoms (can’t find that anywhere else in Alaska). There were farmers selling indoor and outdoor locally cultivated oyster mushrooms. Fresh free range chicken eggs were a must try. The best deal was from the locally sourced Jakoloff Bay oyster farm right across Kachemak Bay (12 for $12). Also fresh local vacuum frozen seafood from Island Seafoods were available. They provide fresh seafood to many restaurants in Homer. The special of the day was Alaskan sole for $6 a pound. They also had halibut cheeks, rockfish, cod, etc. There were also locally harvested birch syrup, which is less sweeter than maple syrup. The peonies farmer was selling a bunch for $10 or $3 each. Fresh honey, jams/jellies, pickled vegetables, homemade salsa, baked goods, etc. were also available for purchase. This was a great place for lunch with many vendors. The seafood chowder was very delicious for $5 and the calzone was made to order in a portable pizza oven. A food truck offered fish tacos. The farmers market is open Saturdays from 10 am to 3 pm, as well as Wednesday’s. This is definitely the place to spend some time on a Saturday morning for locals and tourists.
Written September 1, 2018
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Homer Farmers Market - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go
Frequently Asked Questions about Homer Farmers Market
- Hotels near Homer Farmers Market:
- (0.13 mi) White House Inn on the Waterfront
- (0.17 mi) The Alaska Beach House
- (0.17 mi) Homer Ocean House Inn Hotel and Condos
- (0.25 mi) Bay Avenue Bed and Breakfast Inn
- (0.15 mi) Beachfront Glacier Views of Kachemak Bay with Hot Tub
- Restaurants near Homer Farmers Market:
- (0.00 mi) Udder Delights
- (0.19 mi) Beluga Bar and Grill
- (0.94 mi) Two Sisters Bakery
- (1.10 mi) AJ's Oldtown Steakhouse & Tavern
- (1.09 mi) Wild Honey Bistro