Where Asheville shops, snacks and lunches: the markets worth your morning.
Food markets, farmers markets and covered halls: where Asheville shops, snacks and lunches.
WNC Farmers Market at 570 Brevard Rd is a year-round market of fresh, locally grown produce, plants, shops, restaurants, and arts and crafts.
Go forProduce, Plants, Arts and crafts
TipFree on-site parking is available, and leashed pets are welcome in outdoor areas but not inside the market buildings.
Asheville City Market is a producer-only Saturday market on North Market Street between Woodfin and Walnut streets in downtown Asheville, since 2008.
Go forFarm products, Prepared food, Seafood, Coffee
TipMarket tokens come in increments of $5 and spend like cash, and vendors take cash, card or SNAP/EBT.
North Asheville Tailgate Market is a producer-only Saturday morning farmers market of farmers, craftspeople and bakers, serving Asheville since 1980.
Go forProduce, Meats, Cheeses, Breads, Plants
TipThe market meets at UNC Asheville Lot P34 from mid-August to mid-May and Lot P28 from mid-May to mid-August, with day vendors alongside its more than 30 members.
The S and W Market at 56 Patton Ave is a food hall and cocktail bar in a restored 1929 building, with more than 170 indoor seats and a sunny outdoor patio.
Go forCraft beer, Craft cocktails, Private celebrations
TipPeriscope on the mezzanine level pours craft cocktails and organic wines, and the hall has complimentary Wi-Fi.
River Arts District Farmers Market at 21 Craven St is Asheville's only year-round weekday market, with 40 independent small businesses selling local goods.
Go forLocally grown goods
TipThe market takes SNAP EBT, Double SNAP and SFMNP, and posts a notice on its site when a week is skipped.
