NC State Farmers Market ★ 4.5
The flagship NC Department of Agriculture market, year-round on 75-plus acres near I-40. One of the largest state-run markets in the Southeast; SNAP accepted.
Go forProduce, Plants, Local food, Year-round
Where Raleigh shops, snacks and lunches: the markets worth your morning.
Food markets, farmers markets and covered halls: where Raleigh shops, snacks and lunches.
The flagship NC Department of Agriculture market, year-round on 75-plus acres near I-40. One of the largest state-run markets in the Southeast; SNAP accepted.
Go forProduce, Plants, Local food, Year-round
Raleigh's flagship food hall in a converted coach garage. Ten vendors spanning Korean BBQ, Indian, Japanese, empanadas, bagels, and Burial Beer. 50,000 sq ft.
Go forKorean BBQ, Bagels, Indian street food, Craft beer
Producer-only Saturday market in North Hills, April through October. Locally family-farmed foods; SNAP accepted with matching incentives up to $30 per visit.
Go forProducer-only, Local farming, Seasonal produce, SNAP-friendly
The most accessible downtown farmers market at Moore Square, May through October. SNAP Double Bucks doubles EBT value; Sunday afternoon and Wednesday evening.
Go forDowntown access, Local produce, SNAP Double Bucks
Neighbourhood Saturday market at NoFo on Fairview Road, May through October. More intimate than the NC State Farmers Market; suited for local weekly produce.
Go forNeighbourhood produce, Small batch goods

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