Babylon Village Farmer's Market

Always a good time. Vendors very friendly and have good products. Fresh produce and a lot of other cool stuff. Pickles, empanadas, macaroons, nut butter, ravioli and lots more. Been going for a few years now. Nautilus Roasting Co has the best coffee!

Always great experience! Lots good vendors plus music. Very good time.

This is such a great farmers market! It's not huge but it covers all of the basics - fresh, local grown fruits & vegetables, local honey, pickles, condiments, Italian specialties, bread, bakeries, etc. There's too much to list! The vendors are all really friendly and eager to answer questions and there are tons of gluten free options here! It's also pet friendly. A really great way to spend a Sunday morning!

The nicest vendors and great variety of items. The fresh produce can't be beat and there are so many interesting and artisinal items - there's definitely something for everyone. Special shout out to a few of my favorite vendors: NY Bone Broth, Crazy Chick and Macaroon 5. Check them all out! This father's market is my favorite way to spend a Sunday morning.

It was my first time here because I missed another farmers market that I go to on Saturday. They had some really unique stalls! Especially a home made accessories stall that sold cloth goods.Masks, aprons, placemats and scarves, A specialty mushroom stall! A macaron baker, cold brew coffee, cheese makers, honeys and jams along with local vegetables and fruit.

One of the best farmers markets in our area. Very friendly, and informative and helpful vendors. Excellent selection of local produce, artisan breads, local cheese and baked goods, plus many other booths.

Always great stuff at the Babylon Farmers Market.

Place is so great for fresh produce at cheap prices, also has really good food too also locally made, empanadas were delishious and frozen sin is one of my favorite ice cream sandwiches ever. My gf got an iced coffee too that she said was delishious, I highly recommend if your up on a Sunday to check this place out. Has something for everyone

There are generally about 5-10 stalls set up here in the commuter lot to the north of the tracks. Bring cash, as not all merchants have Square / credit card machines. Expect a flower stall, one or two farm stands with local fruit and vegetables, and then some local foods breads and muffins, honey, jams, etc.. Park across the street behind the pizzeria to avoid having to pay the meters at the commuter lot.

Artisian bread, cheeses and meats sold! Farm fresh fruits and vegetables. Home made crafts, soaps, oils. Worth the trip...closest to a quality small scaled farm stand