Coconut Point Farmers Market

23106 Fashion Drive places Coconut Point Farmers Market in Estero’s Coconut Point shopping district, where Local Roots operates the market as part of its Southwest Florida lineup. The market runs seasonally from October through April on Thursdays from 9am to 1pm, giving weekday shoppers a defined winter schedule in this part of Lee County. The vendor roster points to a mix that goes beyond produce alone, with prepared foods, drinks, gifts, flowers, jewelry, and produce vendors all represented under one market name. That combination makes this market read as both a grocery stop and a browse-heavy outing inside a larger retail setting.

What you'll find there

Coconut Point Farmers Market’s vendor list leans broad rather than narrowly farm-only, with food vendors, drink makers, produce, florals, jewelry, home fragrance, and handmade gift sellers all appearing in the current mix. That range fits Local Roots’ broader emphasis on fresh produce, bakery items, delicious foods, natural soaps and candles, and crafters alongside farm products.

• -Shop Cruz Produce for fresh produce.
• -Pick up flowers from Flowers by Ruby.
• -Find bagels from That NY Bagel Place.
• -Look for ciabatta from Gourmet Ciabbata Bar.
• -Order from The Hideout Café.
• -Grab popcorn from Poppin with Matt.
• -Add pickled goods from The Happy Pickle.
• -Bring home guacamole from Dynasty Guacamole.
• -Try bowls from The Kingdom Bowl.
• -Pour drinks from IMBA Drinks.
• -Choose juice from Naturally Healthy Juice.
• -Stop for Mediterranean fare from Mediterranean Delight.
• -Pick up tamales from Angeles Tamales.
• -Browse candy from Giggity Candy Co.
• -Take home granola from Babcock Granola.
• -Browse jewelry from Wrapped In Stone and Steffandre Tagua Jewelry.
• -Find nail polish from Surfer Dude Polish.
• -Pick up candles from Candle Haus.
• -Browse art from Naples Artsy.
• -See designs from Pat Barker Designs.
• -Look for handmade items from Sophie’s Homemade Gifts.
• -Shop artisan goods from De Colores Artesanal.

Know before you go

Parking is plentiful and free anywhere in the Coconut Point Mall, which is the clearest practical advantage for planning a Thursday visit. The market welcomes dogs, so shoppers who already walk the mall with a pet can fold the market into that routine. It operates on Thursdays from 9am to 1pm during the October-to-April season, so this is a daytime weekday market rather than a weekend stop. Payment methods are identified clearly on site, which helps when you are deciding how to split purchases across produce, prepared foods, drinks, and crafts. Local Roots is owned and operated by Lee County residents Jean Baer and Betsy Ventura.