Yellow Green Farmers Market

Tom O 3 months ago

The food is amazing. Many types of foods to try and buy. Had some bbq and it was delicious. Problem is many vendors have left. There were a lot of booths not open anymore. It is still worth a trip, but now they charge $14 just to park. It use to be free. I thought it would have been better based on the advertising.

Uziel Valencia 3 months ago

beautiful place, lots of things to do and see. the people at the booths are pretty friendly and easy to approach, many free samples, delicious things to drink, eat, and take home. this place has almost everything you want. walk slowly and stop and the places, you will find something you like.

Laila C 3 months ago

This is a wonderful market with some of the best vendors around, and the food is delicious. I miss when parking was free and the market was packed with people and unique vendors. Now many longtime vendors are gone, and it feels much quieter than it used to. Charging for parking seems counterproductive when customers are already coming to spend money and support local businesses. Great market, but the management decisions are hurting what made it special.

Fernando Alonso 5 months ago

Yellow Green Farmers Market in Hollywood is a fantastic alternative for a fun and diverse outing. Hundreds of food options from countries all around the world, with some really good quality and very accessible prices. Music playing everywhere sets a lively and welcoming atmosphere throughout. Beyond the food, you will find accessories, fresh groceries, honey, oils, olives, coffee, ice cream and so much more. A true melting pot of flavors and cultures all under one roof. Absolutely worth a visit.

Mo Smith 6 months ago

The experience was a bit underwhelming compared to how much it was hyped on Instagram. Parking was a challenge at first, but a tip for future visitors—look up the Sheridan Street entrance to save yourself some time driving around. Inside, there were several empty stalls or spaces for lease, which made the market feel a little sparse. Since I live in Coral Springs and enjoy visiting farmers markets regularly, traveling to Hollywood set my expectations a bit higher. For basic fruits and vegetables, the quality is just as good closer to home, so I was hoping to see more unique vendors. That said, a couple of spots did stand out. Aunt Jenn’s was great—I love tea, so that was a highlight for me. I was excited to learn their teas are available online and that they have a larger location as well. Another vendor selling body oils had some really interesting blends, though unfortunately I didn’t catch their name before leaving. We also tried Mr. Bill’s BBQ. The brisket was decent, but the mac and cheese tasted boxed and the corn was just okay. The coconut water was refreshing, but $20 for a half gallon felt pretty pricey. Overall, there were a few bright spots, but the market didn’t qui