Coffee at Toronto farmers' markets

38 markets

• Annette Village Farmers’ Market

  680 Annette Street · Toronto1 stall4.7 out of 5 from 75 reviews4.7

  Runnymede Presbyterian Church parking lot. Rain or shine.

  3 PM–7 PMSave
• Aurora Farmers' Market and Artisan Fair

  Town Park, 49 Wells Street · Aurora1 stall4.5 out of 5 from 139 reviews4.5

  Rain or shine. The last market of the season is Hallowe'en, Saturday, October 31.

  8 AM–1 PMSave
• Barrie Farmers' Market

  Barrie City Hall, 70 Collier Street2 stalls4.6 out of 5 from 413 reviews4.6

  Year-round Saturdays 9am–1pm at Barrie City Hall. Outdoor May–October on Mulcaster and Collier Streets (2026 outdoor season from May 2); indoor October–April in City Hall Rotunda. Pets not permitted inside City Hall.

  9 AM–1 PMSave
• Bradford Farmers' Market

  425 Holland Street West, Bradford West Gwillimbury Library parking lot4.6 out of 5 from 11 reviews4.6

  Saturdays 9AM–1PM in the Bradford West Gwillimbury Library parking lot. 2026 season May 16–October 10.

  9 AM–1 PMSave
• Brampton Farmers' Market

  Main Street North, between Queen Street and Theatre Lane / Nelson Street West · Brampton2 stalls4.2 out of 5 from 10 reviews4.2

  On Main Street North between Queen Street and Theatre Lane. Free municipal parking garages on market days.

  8 AM–1 PMSave
• Brooklin Farmers' Market

  3 Vipond Road (Municipal Parking Lot 9, across from Brooklin Community Centre & Library) · Whitby1 stall4.8 out of 5 from 12 reviews4.8

  Rain or shine. Brooklin Harvest Festival falls on Saturday, September 19.

  9 AM–2 PMSave
• Burlington Centre Lions Farmers' Market

  777 Guelph Line · Burlington2 stalls4.5 out of 5 from 345 reviews4.5

  Official 2026 Lions page: Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays 7:00 AM–2:30 PM, May 20 through October 24, 2026.

  7 AM–2:30 PMSave
• Cabbagetown Farmers’ Market

  191 Winchester Street · Toronto2 stalls4.4 out of 5 from 44 reviews4.4

  Riverdale Park West.

  Open now3 PM–7 PMSave
• Cambridge Farmers' Market

  40 Dickson Street (beside City Hall, Galt) · Cambridge1 stall

  Year-round Saturdays 7 a.m.-1 p.m. (City of Cambridge).

  7 AM–1 PMSave
• Dundas Farmers' Market

  Municipal Parking Lot 7D, Hatt Street and Miller's Lane · Dundas1 stall4.5 out of 5 from 63 reviews4.5

  Operator About page: Thursdays 2pm–6pm, May 28 to October 15. May 28 2026 is a Thursday.

  2 PM–6 PMSave
• East York Farmers’ Market

  850 Coxwell Avenue · Toronto1 stall4.8 out of 5 from 26 reviews4.8

  East York Civic Centre.

  8 AM–2 PMSave
• Eglinton Way BIA Farmers’ Market

  125 Burnaby Boulevard · Toronto1 stall4.9 out of 5 from 12 reviews4.9

  Rain or shine.

  8 AM–1 PMSave
• Evergreen Brick Works Saturday Farmers Market

  550 Bayview Avenue · Toronto1 stall4.4 out of 5 from 72 reviews4.4

  Outdoor under the pavilions. Local Food Court open until 2pm. 2026 outdoor start Saturday May 2.

  8 AM–1 PMSave
• Georgina Farmers' Market

  The LINK, 20849 Dalton Road · Georgina1 stall4.5 out of 5 from 202 reviews4.5

  Outdoors at The LINK.

  9 AM–2 PMSave
• Grimsby Farmers' Market

  Major Refrigeration Peach King Centre parking lot, 162 Livingston Ave · Grimsby1 stall

  2026 season Thursdays 3–7pm June 4–October 8. Temporary construction move: Main Street (Christie–Ontario) June 4, 11, 18; from June 25 at Major Refrigeration Peach King Centre parking lot, 162 Livingston Ave. Rain or shine. Operator contact Michelle Seaborn (FMO).

  3 PM–7 PMSave
• Guelph Farmers' Market

  2 Gordon Street (corner of Wilson & Gordon) · Guelph2 stalls

  Thursday CSA-focused market; seasonal indoor-outdoor; limited on-site customer parking.

  4 PM–7 PMSave
• Hamilton Farmers' Market

  35 York Blvd · Hamilton1 stall4.5 out of 5 from 2,937 reviews4.5

  Operator visit page: Wednesday 9am–5pm, year-round. Closed Sun–Tue. Individual vendor hours may differ.

  9 AM–5 PMSave
• Humber Bay Shores Farmers Market

  2195 Lake Shore Boulevard West · Toronto1 stall4.5 out of 5 from 309 reviews4.5

  Humber Bay Park West.

  9 AM–2 PMSave
• Main Street Markham Farmers Market

  Guardian Pharmacy parking lot, 101 Main Street North · Markham2.0 out of 5 from 2 reviews2.0

  Rain or shine.

  9 AM–1 PMSave
• Milton Farmers' Market

  Main Street East (between James Street and Martin Street) · Milton2 stalls4.6 out of 5 from 352 reviews4.6

  8 AM–12 PMSave
• Newmarket Main St. Farmers' Market

  Riverwalk Commons, 200 Doug Duncan Drive · Newmarket1 stall4.6 out of 5 from 282 reviews4.6

  Rain or shine.

  8 AM–1 PMSave
• Pickering City Centre Farmers' Market

  1867 Valley Farm Road (northwest parking lot, Chestnut Hill Developments Recreation Complex) · Pickering1 stall4.5 out of 5 from 2 reviews4.5

  Outdoors, and it runs in the rain. Thunder, lightning or extreme wind closes the market.

  9 AM–2 PMSave
• Port Credit Farmers Market

  Port Credit Library parking lot, 20 Lakeshore Road East · Mississauga1 stall4.5 out of 5 from 139 reviews4.5

  8 AM–2 PMSave
• Port Perry Lakefront Farmers' Market

  81 Water Street (lakefront at the foot of Queen Street) · Port Perry1 stall4.0 out of 5 from 1 review4.0

  Rain or shine.

  8 AM–3 PMSave
• Sorauren Farmers’ Market

  50 Wabash Avenue · Toronto1 stall4.7 out of 5 from 186 reviews4.7

  Every Monday, including statutory holidays.

  3 PM–7 PMSave
• St. Catharines Farmers Market

  Market Square, 91 King St · St. Catharines3 stalls

  Thursdays February through December 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. (City of St. Catharines / loveSTC 2026; suspended in January).

  8 AM–2 PMSave
• St. Jacobs Farmers' Market

  878 Weber Street North · Woolwich4 stalls

  Year-round Thursdays 8am–3pm (stjacobsmarket.com).

  8 AM–3 PMSave
• St. Lawrence Farmers’ Market

  92 Front Street East · Toronto1 stall3.9 out of 5 from 101 reviews3.9

  Year-round. Holiday substitutions may apply.

  5 AM–3 PMSave
• St. Lawrence Market

  91–95 Front Street East · Toronto3 stalls4.6 out of 5 from 57,234 reviews4.6

  South Market

  Open now9 AM–7 PMSave
• The Junction Farmers Market

  275 Keele Street · Toronto2 stalls4.5 out of 5 from 170 reviews4.5

  Baird Park.

  9 AM–1 PMSave
• The Leslieville Farmers’ Market

  150 Greenwood Avenue · Toronto3 stalls4.7 out of 5 from 399 reviews4.7

  Outdoor season at Greenwood Park.

  9 AM–2 PMSave
• The Stop’s Farmers’ Market

  601 Christie Street · Toronto2 stalls4.0 out of 5 from 15 reviews4.0

  Outdoor along the Barns’ walkways May–October; inside the main Barn November–April

  8 AM–1 PMSave
• The Stouffville Market

  6240 Main Street · Whitchurch-Stouffville2 stalls4.4 out of 5 from 19 reviews4.4

  9 AM–2 PMSave
• Underpass Park Farmers’ Market

  29 Lower River Street · Toronto1 stall4.5 out of 5 from 44 reviews4.5

  Rain or shine.

  4 PM–7:30 PMSave
• Uxbridge Farmers' Market

  14 Victoria Street (The Second Wedge Brewing Co. grounds) · Uxbridge1 stall4.7 out of 5 from 118 reviews4.7

  2026 outdoor season every Sunday 9 a.m.–2 p.m., May 3–October 25, at The Second Wedge. Holiday indoor dates are a separate record at Uxbridge Arena.

  9 AM–2 PMSave
• Waterdown Farmers' Market

  Royal Canadian Legion Branch 551, 79 Hamilton St N · Waterdown2 stalls4.7 out of 5 from 141 reviews4.7

  Operator homepage: Saturdays 8 AM–1 PM, May 23–Oct. 17, 2026, Royal Canadian Legion, 79 Hamilton St. N. Plan-your-visit still has leftover older copy; use homepage 2026 dates.

  8 AM–1 PMSave
• Woodbridge Village Farmers Market

  Al Palladini Community Centre, 9201 Islington Avenue · Vaughan1 stall4.2 out of 5 from 51 reviews4.2

  Operator location page: every Saturday 9 a.m.–1 p.m., June 13–October 10, 2026, at Al Palladini Centre.

  9 AM–1 PMSave
• York Farmers Market

  7509 Yonge Street · Markham1 stall4.3 out of 5 from 372 reviews4.3

  Operator: Wednesday 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Visit Markham notes hours can change with the seasons and to call ahead; operator hours used here.

  10 AM–4 PMSave

45 stalls

Sorted by review score. Open a stall to see which markets it works and when.

• Burukudu4.9 out of 5 from 131 reviews4.9

  At BURUKUDU we are fussy about your coffee. In fact "BURUKUDU" is a word that means "Knowing when your coffee was roasted".

• Everyday Gourmet4.6 out of 5 from 243 reviews4.6

  Everyday Gourmet opened in the St. Lawrence Market in 1979, specializing in coffee, tea and spices. Since then, the coffee aspect of Everyday Gourmet has become the dominant theme. With a coffee bar and an on-site roaster, we now offer coffees roasted daily, from every part of the world.

• City Side Cafe4.6 out of 5 from 419 reviews4.6

  City Side Cafe opened in 2025 at 8 Queen Street West, Brampton, serving Ontario-roasted coffee and pastries baked in-house every morning. The shop’s stated vision is roast local, waste less, and treat people well.

• AD Brew

• Adam's Flora

  Farmer/grower; also lavender lemonade, cold brew coffee, espresso. Thursdays and Saturdays. (City of St. Catharines Farmers Market vendor list)

• B.WOOD Coffee

  BWOOD Coffee serves great tasting, locally sourced specialty coffee. From classic creamy lattes to unique pour overs, their mobile coffee bar offers a wide range of options and flavours for everyone.

• Back Road Coffee Roasters

  Back Road Coffee Roasters pours cold brew, nitro coffee, iced lattes and hot tea at the market.

• Back Road Coffee Taphouse / Melt Hous Mafia

  Melt Hous Mafia is a gourmet grilled cheese concept serving handcrafted melts with fresh, high-quality ingredients locally sourced whenever possible. Back Road Coffee Taphouse is a premium mobile coffee experience featuring locally roasted coffee by Back Road Coffee Roasters.

• Bean Around the Block

  Barrie Farmers' Market coffee stall Bean Around the Block, serving coffee at the Saturday market.

• Black Bear Bakery

  Bakery; also fresh hot or cold coffee. Thursdays and Saturdays Apr through Dec. (City of St. Catharines Farmers Market vendor list)

• Black Label Coffee

  Black Label Coffee specializes in high-quality coffee using specialty and organic beans sourced from ethical farmers worldwide, with a stated commitment to ethical sourcing.

• Caffe Bella

  We help you host with ease! Birthdays, engagements, showers.

• Carole's Coffee

  Carole's coffee offers excellent service and fair trade organic coffee, espresso drinks and specialty teas. Summery cold drinks, organic juice, Italian sodas, iced coffees and espresso on ice.

• Chocosol Chocolate & Coffee

  ChocoSol creates stone-ground dark chocolate using organic, forest garden, shade-grown cacao, made in their Toronto factory store.

• Col_For All Products Inc.

• Delicious All Day Coffee

  Farm-grown beans from Colombia, owned and operated by the vendor's family. (Grimsby Farmers' Market 2026 vendor page)

• Drift Coffee Club

  Mobile specialty coffee and matcha catering in Toronto. Drift Coffee Club brings a full espresso and matcha bar to your event — stress-free and unforgettable.

• Full of Beans Coffee Bar

  *** New!! Buy fresh coffee beans or ground coffee, all flavours. Visit our website to order, delivery or pickup.***Local specialty coffee shop, family owned for 25 years. We offer a selection of 15 brewed coffees every day, plus specialty drinks, teas, beans and china including Britto.

• Go Cup Yourself Coffee

  Go Cup Yourself Coffee curates, sources, roasts, and cups single-origin specialty coffees at Dark City Coffee Company's Scarborough facility. The project helps drinkers learn what they love about coffee through cupping, then ships beans roasted the day they go out.

• Guildsmen Café

  We are a specialty coffee shop started by a coffee professional who is obsessed with great coffee! Our belief is good coffee should be accessible to everyone, and our goal is to make sure that a fantastic cup of coffee, made with quality and care, is always within reach.

• Inafi Rice Coffee

  Inafi is a roasted jasmine rice coffee alternative with a smooth, roasted flavour and a familiar brew ritual. Available in Original, Hazelnut, Maple, Vanilla, and Irish Cream.

• Jitterbug Café

  It's more than just coffee—it's a vibe, and we're here for it. Jitterbug Cafe & Catering at 35 Main Street North, Waterdown, with whole-bean coffee roasted under house names.

• Kurtis Coffee

  Kurtis Coffee is a Toronto family roaster that has supplied cafes and restaurants in the GTA for more than 40 years. The company roasts 100% Arabica beans fresh in small batches, including ethically sourced and organic coffees from South America, Africa, and Asia.

• La Boulangerie by Thuet

  La Boulangerie is a French café at Ossington and Dundas West serving classic pastries, European coffee, and a daily breakfast and lunch menu for dine-in or takeout.

• Lamiya

  Lamiya is a matcha pop-up created by owners Miya and Dixie, bringing a little extra sweetness (and plenty of matcha!) to the Barrie Farmers’ Market. What started with a shared love for coffee and matcha has grown into a small business where they get to serve up delicious, refreshing drinks and connect with the local community. Stop by their pop-up, say hi to Miya and Dixie, and treat yourself to a Vietnamese coffee or Uji matcha made with love!

• Laza Food and Beverage

  In 2009 Laza started at Guelph Farmers' Market as a vendor, we offer our Laza Hibiscus Teas, smoothies, fresh squeeze juice, organic coffee and maple syrup infused ice pops. We provide Breakfast at the Market Cafe along with all other products. We have a range of choices including Meat, Gluten Free and Vegan products.

• Lief Cafe

  Grab some poffertjes and drinks.

• Lina's European Pastries and Coffee

  For over 30 years, Lina’s European Pastries and Coffee have been baking for Hamiltonians, offering a warm and welcoming experience at their traditional European bakery and coffee shop inside the Hamilton Farmers’ Market. Their daily selection includes fresh-baked turnovers, fruit and Portuguese tarts, cannoli, biscotti, and a wide assortment of homemade cookies. Customers will also find seasonal treats like cheesecake, carrot cake, pumpkin spice cookies, and decorative shortbreads. Alongside the sweets, they serve more than 45 types of freshly roasted coffees, including a standout lineup of organic, Fair-Trade options. “My family and I put care into every batch, from turnovers to tarts, cookies to croissants. Fridays and Saturdays are a bit extra, with sausage rolls, almond, butter, pistachio, and chocolate croissants, plus stuffed feta cheese bagels. All our cookies are made right here, and we now roast over 45 kinds of coffee, including some of the best organic Fair-Trade blends you’ll find.” Filomena Cunha, Owner

• Luba's Coffee Boutique

  Luba’s offers a large selection of imported coffee beans and teas (loose and packaged). They will grind coffee beans to the customers' specifications. They carry specialty syrups, flavoured coffee beans, organic, Free Trade coffee beans, de-caff beans, as well as an interesting choice of tea and coffee-making accessories.

• Mel’s Café

  Mel's Cafe, founded by Melany Yelle-Nikischer and Aaron, makes dairy-free 12-hour cold brew from beans sourced from Toronto roasters. The brew is lightly sweetened with brown sugar and citrus, bottled in reusable glass, and sold at pop-ups, catering events, and the Junction Farmers Market.

• OMG Coffee

• Pasta Mia

  Pasta Mia specializes in Illy coffee from Italy. They serve fresh-brewed coffees, espresso and cappuccino. They sell many kinds of pasta and pasta sauces from Italy, as well as imported gourmet olive oils and vinegars. They offer fresh, heat-and-serve pasta dishes such as lasagna, cannelloni and ravioli for take-out.

• Portami Caffe Co.

  Mobile coffee service.

• Room 104 Coffee

  Room 104 Coffee is a mobile coffee cart and trailer serving handcrafted espresso drinks wherever people gather. The owners built the business around making events feel intentional, welcoming, and effortless.

• Roy's Roast

• She Grows Coffee

  She Grows Coffee, founded by Coffee Meagan on International Coffee Day 2024, sells freshly roasted and green coffee beans sourced from farmer cooperatives, including Fair Trade, organic, and Bird Friendly lots. At the East York Farmers' Market the stand also serves brewed coffee, iced cold brew, lattes, and organic lemonade.

• Silver Scooter Coffee Co.

  We take roasting seriously. Learn more about our process.

• Singh Beans Coffee

  In loving memory of our dear friend who left us in 2018, every bag you buy helps fund local causes. We've shifted our focus closer to home, supporting neighbourhood charities and the next generation through scholarships.

• Stage 21

  Stage 21 is a Toronto mobile coffee company that serves espresso drinks from vintage Renault coffee vans at events, group rides, and markets. The fleet's Cycling Coffee Support Vehicles are fitted with espresso machines and brewers for on-site cafe service.

• Street Brew Coffee

  Street Brew Coffee is a family-run specialty coffee company created for people who care about what’s in their cup and the impact it can have. Every bag of coffee and every piece of merch sold helps fund programs that directly support people experiencing homelessness. The company sources high-quality single origin coffee beans and roasts them in the GTA as well as Cleveland, Ohio.

• Tallboy Roasters

  The husband and wife team of Leslie and Rick Bosman started roasting ethically sourced, premium, single origin coffee beans right here in Port Perry in 2018. Find small batch, fresh roasted beans by the bag as well as the perfect espresso based drinks including French vanilla and cinnamon bun lattes, salted caramel macchiatos or a delicious café Americano.

• The Dough Joe Bakery

  Specializing in an original recipe for cookies and custom blends of coffee. A graduate from Fanshawe; Hayden started his business in COVID. Cookies have been his passion for most of his life.

• The Mister Brewer

  Anthony Lombardo of Brampton founded The Mister Brewer during the pandemic; all beans are Certified Fair Trade and Organic, roasted to order with partners in St. Catharines. Ten percent of proceeds go to the William Osler Health System Foundation.

• Vulies Tea and Cafe

  Variety of coffee, loose leaf tea, iced coffee and iced tea. (City of St. Catharines Farmers Market vendor list)

• Yellow Lab Lemons Cafe

  Yellow Lab Lemons is a Toronto mobile cafe and lemonade stand that serves lemonade, iced coffee (including oat-milk caramel iced lattes), and custom cake pops. They set up at community fairs and events around the city, from neighbourhood spring fairs to charity golf days.