Bangor Farmers Market

The restaurant is very small, with only about 10 vendors in total. Most vendors accept both cash and card, but if they don't, you can go to the main stand where they will charge your card and give you tokens to use at the vendors. The majority of the vendors were selling flowers or plants, with one vendor offering breads, most of which were vegan except for those containing honey. Some vendors selling plants also had radishes or different spices. The reviewer was hoping for more vegetables like mushrooms, tomatoes, and carrots, so they found it disappointing. However, they did leave with some good bread and a bag of spinach.

I highly recommend this fantastic farmers market that offers a wide selection of vegetables, fruits, flowers, and vegan bread from Biggis. During the winter, the market moves indoors, so the available produce will change seasonally based on what is in season. The market offers the largest variety of products from June through the fall. Conveniently located downtown, across from the library, it is a must-visit for anyone looking for fresh, local produce.

Located in the city center and across from the library, this spacious farmer's market offers a wide selection of vegetables, fruits, flowers, and vegan bread from Biggis. During the winter months, they move indoors, with their products varying seasonally depending on what is currently growing. The market is at its most diverse from June or July until autumn.

Very tiny! Only about 10 providers in total. Many of them accept cash or card, but if they can not go to the main stand and they will charge your card and use tokens on the stands. Most stands were flowers or plants. A stand had bread, most were vegan, except some had honey. Then some stood, the plants also had radishes or different spices. I kind of hoped for more vegetables like mushrooms, tomatoes, carrots that are. Pretty disappointing, but I left spinach with a good bread and a bag.

This is a large farmer market with a lot of vegetables, fruit, flowers and vegan brot from biggis. they move in winter indoors, and the products will vary seasonal, depending on what grows to time. the most diverse products will be on the market from juni or juli until autumn. they are located in a great location directly in the inner city and on the road from the library.