Columbia Greenmarket in
New York (NY)

One of the few greenmarkets open on Thursdays. I was looking for fresh cider, and one vendor had it. There were not many vendors, but that might be because it was the dead of winter.

Nolasco Farms, Andover NJ has the best produce at the best prices. Sundays only. Very gracious sellers. Clean tables. Sweet pumpkins are $5. Giant, dark emerald kale; all bunches are five dollars.

Great farmers market, love the breads,fresh veggies, fruit & friendly atmosphere

Wish there were more vendors but the Apple Juice is AMAZING 🍎

Smaller than some green markets but it has everything you usually need & more. 🤩 Great veggies, cider, baked goods, plants, etc.🥦🥔🥒

It was almost like being in Albany! Many of the farms represented were from the Upper Hudson Valley. Got some great produce from Liberty Farms and delicious cookies from Meredith's Bakery!

Thursdays are my favorite time to be on Campus! The market is lovely and everyone is so friendly. Such lovely produce and flowers! Highly recommend!

Wish it were bigger but the 10 or so vendors offer good prices and I'm able to get some staples

This a great market uptown on the UWS. Small, but has so much! Come here on Sundays and Thursdays and you won't be disappointed... Unless you get here late and they're out of everything haha

The fruits and veggies were so fresh and HUGE,love it,great prices too

Nice market with alot of natural and, organic ingredients and pastries. Wasn't expensive at all.

This small green market offers a nice variety and some good deals, though I saw only a couple kosher certified manufactured products, and as a kosher consumer that is something I look for

There's always a bunch of temptations walking by this market. From the dozen or more varieties of apples - Macintosh, Spartan, Braeburn, etc. - to the many freshly baked breads and pies! Even though there's plenty of fresh produce, too, I always have to satisfy my sweet tooth on this walk!

One of my favorite farmers markets in town. The fish stand on Sundays is very very good. It’s a small market so you may want to get there early to avoid COVID lines and get the best produce!

Green markets all seem pretty much the same to me, so... I'll just say the staff working the various stalls have all been exceptional to me.

Not bad. Good place for fresh produce, meats and other yummy stuff.

Still a solid staple and going strong in COVID times. It can get crowded around noon, but the stands really well-organized with queues set up for each purveyor. Great way to support local farmers who lost restaurants as major customers. Above all, a great way to get fresh produce, meat, mushrooms, and dairy! One plug: Hawthorne Valley yoghurt. Solid old-world product.

Short and sweet. Samascott apple orchard has delicious fresh Apple's, apple cakes, aple cider donuts, ramps while they are in season, honey stand. I get my bread.

It's a nice experience for farm to plate meals. Prices are okay and produce availability and freshness is based on seasons.

Been going here twice a week for seven years. Anthony, the fish guy, sells the freshest fish I have ever tasted outside of Iceland

Tons of choices and interesting yummy items to try, like goat cheese with lavender, and shark! Bring a large tote bag! I went on a late Sunday morning. Might be worth making it there a bit earlier to beat the crowd.

Stopped in here a few times. Great selection. Convenient, super fresh and brought a kind of vitality to the neighborhood.

Great Market there is a wide variety of treats and vegetables!

I quite enjoy going here. Great selection of fruits and vegetables, breads, mushrooms, eggs and cheese and fish. I just wish they were there more frequently than Thursdays and Fridays - and open later than 5 pm. Be sure to bring cash as not all the vendors accept credit cards. A bit of trivia: there is a vendor here that sells quark!

It is a great place to pickup local produce. Most of the vendors are unique in their offerings so it pays to comparison shop but you are not always able to do so. Open on Thursdays and Sundays. I go for the local apples, lots of variety and great for pies.

All year long, baked goods, fresh produce, compost drop off, beverages. There's a great variety in the winter so I'm looking forward to the summer months

I adore this green market. It is extensive and reasonably priced. In the winter, they have the ronybrook farms eggnog which is fantastic