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Tip: Pick up a pound of carnitas, a dozen tortillas and a jar of the smoked-arbol salsa for the road; complete dinner under $15.

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Address: 1711 W Cermak Rd, Chicago, IL 60608

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Logan Square Farmers Market ★ 4.4

$ Market

Logan Square Farmers Market in Chicago is the Sunday market at the Logan Boulevard eagle column, with 80 vendors from May to October and live music.

TipHewn bread and Klug Farm peaches sell out by 11:00 in July. Arrive at 10:00 with a tote and cash for the small stands.

Andersonville Farmers Market ★ 4.2

$ Market

Andersonville Farmers Market in Chicago is the Wednesday-evening market on Berwyn, with 35 vendors, prepared-food trucks and a live-music stage.

TipAim for 17:30; cooler dinner crowd, vendors past the morning rush. The cheese-stand prosciutto-fig sandwich is the after-work plate.

61st Street Farmers Market ★ 4.3

$ Market

61st Street Farmers Market in Chicago is the Hyde Park year-round market at Blackstone Avenue, with a strong Black-owned vendor base and weekly cooking demos.

TipSaturday cooking demos at 10:30 are free; the chef rotates between South Side restaurant alumni. Listen, then shop the ingredients used.

Maxwell Street Market ★ 4.4

$ Market

Maxwell Street Market in Chicago is the historic Sunday market at 800 S Desplaines, a Mexican-vendor-heavy continuation of the 1912 immigrant market.

TipArrive at 09:30 to beat the noon queue at the tortas counter. Cash is the rhythm; ATMs are at the south end.

Green City Market (Lincoln Park) ★ 4.6

$ Market

Green City Market in Chicago is the city's largest sustainable farmers' market in Lincoln Park, on Clark Street, with 60 Illinois vendors. At 1817 N Clark St.

TipSaturday is the bigger day; Wednesday is the quieter day to talk to producers. The Mick Klug peach stand is the July order.

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