Jacksonville Farmers Market

1810 West Beaver Street puts Jacksonville Farmers Market about a mile west of historic Downtown Jacksonville and just north of the Riverside and Avondale areas, giving it a distinctly urban setting rather than a park-style pop-up. The market runs every day of the week, with a vendor list and market map designed to help shoppers find specific stalls. What stands out here is the range packed into one address: produce vendors with named stall locations, a seafood stand, boiled peanuts, desserts, plants, and an on-site grill and restaurant. If you like to shop with a plan, this is a market where individual vendors matter.

What you'll find there

David’s Produce, Teresa’s Produce, Nacho Produce, Louis’ Produce, Luna’s Produce, Momma’s Produce, Gabriel’s Produce, and Torres Produce make clear that this market leans heavily into produce, but the mix does not stop at fruits and vegetables. Alongside staple produce stands, you’ll find vendors focused on greens, island specialties, seafood, live chickens and livestock, desserts, plants, and prepared food.

• -Shop Advanced Cupcakes for specialty desserts.
• -Grab breakfast, lunch, sandwiches, or BBQ from Blume’s Grill and Restaurant.
• -Pick up assorted desserts at Cynthia’s Dessert.
• -Browse assorted fruits and vegetables, sold at wholesale prices, at David’s Produce.
• -Find assorted fruits and vegetables at Gabriel’s Produce.
• -Stop for boiled peanuts from Gee’s Peanutes.
• -Look for whole and cut greens at Larry Miller’s Produce.
• -Expect live fresh chickens and assorted livestock at Live Fresh Chickens and Livestock by Russ.
• -Head to Louis’ Produce for assorted fruits and vegetables at stalls 236 and 251-255.
• -Browse Luna’s Produce for assorted fruits and vegetables.
• -Get cut greens and bagged stir fry mixes at Mary’s Produce; this vendor is closed on Mondays.
• -Find assorted fruits and vegetables plus island specialties at Mimi’s Produce.
• -Shop Momma’s Produce for assorted fruits and vegetables.
• -Check Nacho Produce for assorted fruits and vegetables at stalls 212-214 and 238-240.
• -Order shrimp, lobster tail, oysters, assorted fish, and more from Seafood Shack by the Tracks.
• -Visit Teresa’s Produce for assorted fruits and vegetables at stalls 206-208 and 233-235.
• -Browse The Green Spot for plants, fruit trees, herbs, hanging baskets, fresh food, and drinks at the west end of Building Three.
• -Round out a produce run at Torres Produce with assorted fruits and vegetables.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is the detail most likely to change how you plan a visit. The market is also open every day, with longer Monday-through-Saturday hours than Sunday, so the day you choose affects how much shopping time you’ll have. If you’re trying to track down a specific seller, use the vendor list and market map approach this market already supports; some vendors are identified by exact stall numbers, and The Green Spot is placed at the west end of Building Three. One more scheduling detail matters: Mary’s Produce is closed on Mondays even though the market itself is open. Restrooms are not available, so plan your stop accordingly.