Islip Farmers Market - Islip, New York

Islip Farmers Market

The Islip Farmers Market is a popular destination for locals and visitors alike, located at 655 Main St, Islip, NY 11751, United States. This farmers' market specializes in offering fresh produce, artisanal foods, and unique handicrafts from various local vendors. With a phone number of 6313233653, the market is easily accessible and provides an engaging shopping experience for all.

Visitors can explore the market's website at longislandgrowersmarket.com for more information on the vendors, events, and upcoming specials. The market's specialties include a wide variety of fresh fruits, vegetables, baked goods, and handmade items.

Other Points of Interest

• On-site services
• Wheelchair-accessible car park
• Wheelchair-accessible entrance

Opinions

This company has received 91 reviews on Google My Business, with an impressive average rating of 4.3/5. Customers appreciate the diverse selection of vendors, the quality of the products, and the friendly atmosphere at the market. Some visitors have noted that the layout may not be ideal due to the limited space, but the overall experience remains positive.

One reviewer mentioned, "There seems to be more vendors here than at the Farmers market at the Tanger Outlet. However, the layout may not look so due to how much space is available." Another customer praised the market for its excellent baked goods, stating, "I drive half hour to get the Pistachio cake."

Some customers have suggested that the market could benefit from offering additional refreshments, such as iced coffee or lemonade, but overall, the feedback is overwhelmingly positive. The Islip Farmers Market continues to be a beloved community resource, attracting visitors from near and far for its exceptional selection of local goods and warm, inviting atmosphere.

👍 Reviews of Islip Farmers Market

Hassan M.

4/5

There seems to be more vendors here than at the Farmers market at the Tanger Outlet. However, the layout may not look so due to how much space is available. The Horman's pickles here were great.

Cat V.

5/5

I drive half hour to get the Pistachio cake. Excellent. Wish they also sold iced coffee/lemonade/etc or have a separate vendor to do so. It's the same with the Amityville Farmer's Market - only go there for the baked goods lol

Rosann B.

4/5

It was a decent Farmer's Market. I was able to find some gluten free treats. I remember it being a bit bigger than it was and having few more varieties of fruits and veggies. I also miss the fresh mozzarella! But otherwise, it was nice. I'd go again.

Angela C.

3/5

Very disappointed at this "farmers" market because of all the tents and vendors there are only 1-2 actual farmers with home grown vegetables & fruits! The rest of the booths are things like honey, breads, Olive oils, pickles, etc. Many times I have been there and almost all the farmer items are gone by 9 am like fresh strawberries.

s A.

5/5

Lovely outdoors open market with a large assortment of produce, products and even something for those a "green" or not so green thumb. We there rain or shine, oh did I mention there's "moonshine" too?! Lol! Yes, a easy way to get our early morning walk, have our bread and eat it too.

Tiffany

5/5

Great vendors selling fresh bread, fruits, vegetables, cheese, jam, nut spreads, pastries, olive oils, raviolis, pickles, flowers and all natural dog treats! Great tasting preservative free food items. You can't go wrong.

Alicia A.

5/5

Always beautiful plants and flowers there. These were freshly cut that day!

J G.

4/5

This is a nice clean store, nice people, and a selection expected for a store this size. My only issue is the young man in the deli. He obviously doesn’t want to be there. Always so sad, always gives the impression (without saying anything) he’s unhappy. On top of that he does not know how to slice. Does not have a clue about working a slicer correctly. You ask for thin, he’s shows you a slice, you say yes, and you get it home only to discover it’s thicker. Cheese is just smacked on the paper however it falls. One time my bologna looked like it was squashed in his hand then slapped on the paper. Poor kid has no clue how it should be. Really hope I’m wrong about him not being happy. Regardless, he should be moved into the store room because there’s no doubt they’re losing deli business. I will no longer go there after today’s cold cuts. I’m a pretty laid back person and feel very uncomfortable going there with him unhappy and undertrained.