Ybor City Saturday Market

Operating since 2000, Ybor City Saturday Market has built a long-running Saturday presence in Tampa’s Historic District, where the focus stays on locally produced items tied to the Tampa Bay area. The market’s identity comes through in that mix: produce and citrus vendors alongside bakers, spice makers, coffee, cigars, vintage sellers, and handmade goods all gathered under one weekly market name. In a neighborhood known for its layered commercial history, this market leans into shopping directly from the people making, growing, or preparing what they sell.

What you'll find there

The vendor roster stretches well beyond produce stands, with food, pantry items, sweets, handmade goods, art, cigars, vintage pieces, and specialty service vendors all represented on the market list. That makes this a market where a produce run can easily turn into a stop for coffee, baked goods, framing, pottery, or handcrafted household items from named Tampa-area sellers.

• -Pick up fruits and vegetables from Tungett Produce & Citrus.
• -Find prepared food from Pilis Food.
• -Stop at Coconut Bar, LLC for coconut-based offerings.
• -Buy honey and related bee products from Joyce the Beekeeper.
• -Look for baked goods from The Happy Baker.
• -Snack on nuts from Lutz Nutz.
• -Browse children’s goods from KidFolks.
• -Start with coffee from Brown Bag Coffee Company.
• -Add meat snacks from Stanford’s Jerky.
• -Explore tea offerings from Regalitea.
• -Bring home seasonings from Dave’s Devil Powder.
• -Shop sweets from Queen of the Sweets.
• -Browse handmade goods from Creatively Kia.
• -Stock up on spices from Vera’s Spice.
• -Save room for baked desserts from Darlene’s Desserts.
• -Check out wood items from Wood Creations by T-Bo.
• -See artwork from AP Art Studio.
• -Find functional and decorative ceramics from Pottery by Regina.
• -Order custom framing through GreyWall Custom Picture Framing.
• -Browse fiber work from Animated Yarn.
• -Look for handmade creations from Full Circle Creations.
• -Shop cigars and cigar-related goods from Cigar Lifestyle, LLC.
• -Book a wellness stop with Reflexology by Nayibe.
• -Hunt for vintage pieces at Buku Vintage.
• -Pick up printed goods from Cigar City Press.

Know before you go

Dogs are welcome, which can shape your plans if you want to bring a pet along while you shop. Restrooms are not available, so it helps to plan that stop before you arrive. The market runs year-round on Saturdays, giving it a steady weekly rhythm rather than a short seasonal window. One visitor described finding rings, baked goods, and handmade items in a single trip, which fits the market’s broad mix of food and craft vendors. Another noted gluten-free pastries, dog cookies, and live music, though vendor lineups and on-site experiences can vary from week to week.