Fresh finds, local farms and Florida-made favorites across Palm Beach County.
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Regional vendorsWaterfront stalls bring together fresh produce, baked goods, flowers and South Florida makers.
Saturdays, 8:30 AM–1:30 PM · Oct 3, 2026–May 22, 2027; no market Feb 6 or Mar 20.
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Regional growers & makersFarm-to-fork produce, Florida-raised meats, eggs and artisan baking fill Old School Square.
Saturdays, 9 AM–2 PM · Oct 24, 2026–May 22, 2027; check holiday exceptions.
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Regional vendorsShop produce, honey, pastries, flowers and handmade crafts at the Municipal Campus.
Sundays, 8 AM–1 PM · Year-round, with main and summer seasons.
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Regional vendorsThe 5th Avenue Shops host produce sellers, artisan breads, handmade goods and specialty foods.
Sundays, 9 AM–1 PM · Posted season Sep 27–May 2; confirm holiday dates.
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Local makersThis waterfront artisan market gathers local makers, baked treats, original art and handmade gifts.
Sundays, 10 AM–3 PM · Oct 4, 2026–May 30, 2027; weather-dependent.
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Local makersWellington’s evening market pairs local bakers, specialty foods and handmade goods with music.
Selected Thursdays, 5–9 PM · Sep–May; no Nov 26, Dec 24/31 or Apr 8; check calendar.
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Locally grown produceA working family farm and year-round produce market with seasonal fruit, vegetable and sunflower U-pick.
Market open daily; U-pick is seasonal and currently not confirmed open—check crop status first.
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Farm-grown & regional goodsShop Swank’s farm-grown produce alongside regional growers, bakers and specialty-food vendors in its open-air barn.
Farm market: Saturdays, 9 AM–1 PM · October–May; use the farm’s current directions.
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Locally raisedA Jupiter Farms working farm with pasture-raised eggs, meat and a shop supporting other small local producers.
Check current farm-store access and product availability before visiting.
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Locally raised eggsPreorder pasture-raised eggs from this small farm for Saturday pickup in Delray Beach.
Order by Thursday evening · Saturday pickup, 8 AM–1 PM, at 2559 Webb Avenue.
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Local seafood optionsA family-owned seafood market offering fish from local waters and farther afield, plus pantry goods.
Ask which catch is Florida-landed; availability changes.
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Florida seafood optionsThe Georgia Avenue marketplace carries Florida seafood, daily-changing fish selections and housemade smoked-fish dips.
Open daily, 10 AM–6 PM; call ahead for the day’s local catch.
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Local seafood optionsA Delray seafood counter with fresh fish and smoked seafood dip at its North Federal Highway location.
1319 N Federal Highway #1 · Ask about today’s local catch.
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Official Florida seafood listingThis Boynton Beach seafood market is listed in Florida’s official Fresh From Florida retail directory.
435 W Boynton Beach Boulevard · Confirm current hours and Florida catch directly.
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Locally bakedA South End scratch bakery and café making artisan breads alongside locally minded prepared foods.
7434 S Dixie Highway · Check the current bakery selection.
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Locally bakedFrench-style croissants, pain au chocolat, tarts and cookies are baked fresh in West Palm Beach.
Check the bakery’s current menu and hours.
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Locally bakedEveryday scratch-made sourdough uses freshly milled organic flour at the Jupiter bakery and its West Palm Beach shop.
Jupiter: Wednesday–Sunday, 8 AM–3 PM; check seasonal specials.
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Locally bakedA family-run French bakery making pastries, cakes and viennoiserie for West Palm Beach and Delray Beach.
West Palm Beach: Tuesday–Saturday, 9 AM–3 PM; Delray hours differ.
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Locally roasted, globally grownThis Tequesta specialty roaster turns globally sourced green coffee into locally roasted beans.
221 N Old Dixie Highway, Suite 1 · Bags of coffee and café service.
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Locally roastedThe Pouratorium combines a working coffee roastery with café service in West Palm Beach’s Warehouse District.
1016 Clare Avenue, Suite 5A · Open daily, 7 AM–5 PM.
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Locally roasted, India-grownFarmer-owned Indian estate coffee is roasted locally and sold by the bag at its Palm Beach and West Palm Beach cafés.
Palm Beach café: 229 Sunrise Avenue.
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Locally roastedAn independent small-batch roaster offering single-origin coffee and espresso blends through its county cafés.
Original West Palm Beach café: 509 Clematis Street; other county locations online.
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Locally brewedBoynton Beach’s production brewery makes its own lagers and ales, with online ordering for pickup.
151 Commerce Road · Check current releases and taproom hours.
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Locally brewedA family-run brewery known for hop-forward beers, with Jupiter and West Palm Beach taprooms.
Check the brewery’s current locations, hours and take-home releases.
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Locally brewedA family-owned North Palm Beach brewpub making its own rotating beers alongside a full food menu.
1201 US-1, #15 · Check the current tap list.
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Florida-distilledThis Warehouse District distillery makes Florida rum and spirits with a retail shop and tasting space.
Confirm retail access before visiting: the homepage currently says private events; hours elsewhere differ.
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Locally brewedA Delray production microbrewery with an onsite tasting room, beer garden and ocean-inspired craft beers.
1701 W Atlantic Avenue · Check current taproom hours and packaged releases.
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Locally brewedTequesta’s established craft brewery pours a rotating range of house-made beers.
287 US-1 · The official site now redirects to Tequesta Smokehouse’s brewery page.
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Florida-madeSmall-batch soaps, body washes and bath products are made in Palm Beach, Florida.
Shop online or contact the maker; no walk-in storefront assumed.
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Jupiter-madeA Jupiter maker handcrafts small-batch soap using oils, natural clay colorants and local saltwater.
Contact the maker for current stock or custom batches; no walk-in shop assumed.
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Florida-made; local pickupRoyal Palm Beach-developed hot sauces are made and bottled in Jacksonville, with local pickup by arrangement.
Order online and arrange Royal Palm Beach pickup directly.
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Locally madeA Royal Palm Beach maker creates small-batch hot pepper sauces in a range of heat levels.
Order or inquire through the maker’s website; no walk-in shop assumed.
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Florida honeyA Loxahatchee family apiary producing Florida honey sold through markets and retailers across Palm Beach County.
Use the maker’s retailer list to find a nearby stockist; confirm stock before visiting.
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Find farmers markets, locally raised food, Florida-grown produce and Florida-made goods across Palm Beach County. These are independently researched listings, not firsthand reviews or an Agenda Approved endorsement.
Local business does not mean every ingredient or product is Florida-grown. Coffee is generally grown abroad and roasted here; seafood markets carry local and imported catch. Ask the seller about origin, seasonal supply, pickup arrangements and opening hours before making a special trip.
Market schedules can change for holidays and weather. Bedner’s U-pick crop table still shows seasonal closures; no current picking availability is promised. Steel Tie Spirits has conflicting public-access notices, so confirm before visiting. Farm listings here emphasize eggs, meat and produce; no raw-dairy health claims are made.
Sources checked November 8, 2026. Illustrative images do not depict the named business; business images come from the linked business’s social-preview image. Image sources & photo credits.
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