Fort Worth Community Market is a food market in Fort Worth.
Fort Worth Community Market at South Main Micro Park gathers local producers, food trucks, artisan vendors, craft sellers on the second Sunday each month.
Editorially verified June 26, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Must order: Artisan bread and baked goods from rotating vendors; locally produced salsa and preserves.
Tip: Runs only on the second Sunday of each month; summer hours shift to 09:00-14:00. Free admission.
Address: 105 S. Main St, Fort Worth, TX 76104
Cowtown Farmers Market near Fort Worth is a producer-only Saturday market established in 1986 with a SNAP and WIC programme accepted at the information booth.
Order: Tarrant County produce from producer-only vendors; summer peaches and squash from area farms.
Tip: A mid-June to mid-August Wednesday session is added seasonally; check cowtownmarket.com for confirmed dates.
Central Market Fort Worth on West Freeway is a specialty grocer with a cooking school, catering, and an imported cheese and charcuterie counter.
Order: Imported cheese counter selections; in-house bakery loaves and seasonal fruit tarts.
Tip: Cooking school classes book out fast; reserve via Eventbrite under the Central Market Cooking School Fort Worth organiser page.
La Gran Plaza de Fort Worth on South Freeway is a Latin mercado housing regional Mexican, Salvadoran, Gulf seafood food stalls, plus a fresh produce section.
Order: Seafood tostadas from the Mercado food court; pupusas from the El Salvador counter.
Tip: Sunday hours are 12:00-18:00 for most tenants; the food court opens earlier than anchor stores.
Farmers Market Fort Worth on East Belknap Street is a family-run produce market open Monday through Saturday with fresh fruit baskets and bulk items.
Order: Custom fruit baskets assembled to order; fresh bulk nuts and dried fruit sold by weight.
Tip: Saturday hours are 08:00-17:00; closed Sunday. Not a seasonal market, it operates year-round.
Main Street Fort Worth Arts Festival Food Courts span six food courts with 30 vendors during the four-day April arts festival in downtown Fort Worth.
Order: Smoked turkey legs from BBQ vendors; fresh-squeezed lemonade from festival stands.
Tip: The festival runs mid-April each year; admission is free. Card-only payments at most food vendors.
Mayfest Fort Worth Food Vendors at Trinity Park each May include Melt Ice Creams, Mama Lama, and Steak on a Stake at the 33-acre riverfront festival.
Order: Frozen custard from Melt Ice Creams; BBQ platters from the Pecos Pete's vendor station.
Tip: Thursday entry is free for all ages. Adults pay $12 on Fri-Sun; children (3-12) pay $7. Beer and Wine Garden on-site.
