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Here's Where The Best Local Farmers Markets are in Toronto
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Posted Mar 27, 2025
Here's Where The Best Local Farmers Markets are in Toronto
Written By
Posted Mar 27, 2025
There's never been a better time to embrace local, community-driven food solutions. Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) are fortunate to be surrounded by hundreds of Ontario farms, offering fresh, high-quality produce all year round. Whether you're looking for seasonal ingredients or year-round staples, Ontario-grown goods make it easy to enjoy fresh, sustainable meals.
From vibrant seasonal markets to beloved year-round options, these markets not only support local farmers but also offer a wide range of fresh produce, artisanal products, and prepared foods.
Here’s our curated list of the best local farmers markets in Toronto and the GTA, where you can find fresh, Ontario-grown food for your table.
Etobicoke
4709 Dundas St W
Montgomery’s Inn Farmers Market
This weekly farmers’ market held at Montgomery’s inn goes beyond just food and drink. Built in the 1830s to shelter travellers, Montgomery’s Inn brought people together from the surrounding area – which is still happening every Sunday – over freshly-baked bread, pastries as well as seasonal fruits and vegetables.
Montgomery’s Inn Farmers Market
Etobicoke
4709 Dundas St W
This weekly farmers’ market held at Montgomery’s inn goes beyond just food and drink. Built in the 1830s to shelter travellers, Montgomery’s Inn brought people together from the surrounding area – which is still happening every Sunday – over freshly-baked bread, pastries as well as seasonal fruits and vegetables.
Wychwood
601 Christie St
The Stop Farmers Market
Prioritizing the participation of vendors who identify as BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and People of Color) and who are from the LGBTQ2+ community, this farmers market is home to over 35 farmers and prepared food vendors every Saturday, who centre their work around sustainability, ethical labour practices and local food.
The Stop Farmers Market
Wychwood
601 Christie St
Prioritizing the participation of vendors who identify as BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and People of Color) and who are from the LGBTQ2+ community, this farmers market is home to over 35 farmers and prepared food vendors every Saturday, who centre their work around sustainability, ethical labour practices and local food.
St. Lawrence Market
Whether you’re stocking up on fresh produce for the week or looking for a quick bite to eat, St. Lawrence Market offers a variety of delicious options from fresh seafood and locally grown produce to gourmet sandwiches and pastries. Check out their farmers market every Saturday from 5 a.m to 3 p.m.
St. Lawrence Market
Whether you’re stocking up on fresh produce for the week or looking for a quick bite to eat, St. Lawrence Market offers a variety of delicious options from fresh seafood and locally grown produce to gourmet sandwiches and pastries. Check out their farmers market every Saturday from 5 a.m to 3 p.m.
Dufferin Grove
128A Sterling Rd
Sorauran Farmers Market
The Sorauran Farmers Market connects locals with fresh local produce, meat, baked goods and foodstuffs of all kinds, plus entertainment and kids’ activities that let mom and dad shop for as long as they’d like every Monday from 3 to 7 p.m.
Sorauran Farmers Market
Dufferin Grove
128A Sterling Rd
The Sorauran Farmers Market connects locals with fresh local produce, meat, baked goods and foodstuffs of all kinds, plus entertainment and kids’ activities that let mom and dad shop for as long as they’d like every Monday from 3 to 7 p.m.
Downsview Park Merchants Market
Every Saturday and Sunday this indoor farmers market not only hosts a selection of local Ontario farmers, but has an international food court that serves dishes including Jamaican, Chinese, Colombian, Mediterranean, Dominican, Peruvian, Mexican, Ecuadorian, Italian, Indian, Pakistani, Afghani and Canadian cuisine.
Downsview Park Merchants Market
Every Saturday and Sunday this indoor farmers market not only hosts a selection of local Ontario farmers, but has an international food court that serves dishes including Jamaican, Chinese, Colombian, Mediterranean, Dominican, Peruvian, Mexican, Ecuadorian, Italian, Indian, Pakistani, Afghani and Canadian cuisine.
Evergreen Brick Works
This former quarry and industrial site turned market has a year-round Saturday farmers market that connects people in Toronto and the GTA to local Ontario farmers and producers. With an online list that lets locals know what's in season, this is the perfect place to stock up on your favourite fruits and vegetables.
Evergreen Brick Works
This former quarry and industrial site turned market has a year-round Saturday farmers market that connects people in Toronto and the GTA to local Ontario farmers and producers. With an online list that lets locals know what's in season, this is the perfect place to stock up on your favourite fruits and vegetables.
Leslieville
1470 Gerrard St E
The Leslieville Farmers Market
The Leslieville Farmers Market is open year-round, with the indoor season spanning from November to May. If you’re looking for fresh local food, a sense of community, and sustainable agriculture, look no further than this market. Every Sunday, you'll find a diverse selection of fresh produce, artisanal goods, small-scale producers and unique handmade crafts.
The Leslieville Farmers Market
Leslieville
1470 Gerrard St E
The Leslieville Farmers Market is open year-round, with the indoor season spanning from November to May. If you’re looking for fresh local food, a sense of community, and sustainable agriculture, look no further than this market. Every Sunday, you'll find a diverse selection of fresh produce, artisanal goods, small-scale producers and unique handmade crafts.