Mt Morris Historic District Farmer’s Market

The Mount Morris Farmer’s Market just started selling this summer. It is smaller in operation compared to the scene at Union Square’s Greenmarket — and I like it just fine. (Union Square feels like The Original Farmer’s Market in LA sometimes, but I like that I can buy plants at the Greenmarket).
Living in the neighborhood, it’s super to pick up fresh produce at reasonable prices. There are a handful of friendly vendors and everything is in great condition — I got great deals on quality peaches, green beans, kale, herbs, corn and… the best tomatoes in – Harlem sweet as an apple.
Tip 1: there is a great vendor that sells fresh eggs, bacon organic, hormone-​free chicken and the best hot dogs ever! I lost my faith in your basic soggy NYC hot-​dog-​swimming-​in-​dirty-​water, but these yummy ones from Dine’s Farm have restored my faith.
Tip 2: I asked Dine’s Farm if they would be taking Thanksgiving Turkey orders and they will! If their birds are as good as the chicken I roasted — I’m made!
I’m hoping the Farmer’s Market grows in size and popularity — I’d love to buy fresh apple juice once it’s in season :) The prices are very competitive (if not cheaper) than many markets in the neighborhood. As a former CSA member — it’s refreshing to have more flexibility in my choices.