Cauliflowers fluffy and cabbages green, Hertfordshire’s farmers’ markets are some of the best we’ve seen!
Think delicious produce, seasonal fruit and veg, locally reared meat and eggs, and a friendly face to talk to about the best way to cook it all for a sensational supper. Foodies, be warned - our round up of some of the best farmers’ markets in Hertfordshire is sure to set stomachs rumbling!
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You can't buy happiness, but you can buy local. And that's kind of the same thing. Tring’s Market Place dates back to the early 14th century, and has reopened. Come down every 2nd and 4th Saturday of the month in Tring Church Square from 9 to 12.30pm. They have everything on offer from, a wide range of fruit and vegetables, Frozen fish, Free range eggs, bread, pastries and cakes. Take a trip to Tring
Put every third Thursday of the month in your diary for a visit to the pretty market town of Berkhamsted. The popular farmers’ market offers food fresh from the producers and hot snacks to keep you going along the way. Londoners can't get enough of this little slice of Herts - don't miss out on the action! I went to the market
Take you taste buds on an adventure in the centre of the historic market town of Hertford. Chat away to the local producers and find out about the latest seasonal produce and recipe ideas, and don’t forget to keep an eye out for Sawbridgeworth Brewery for the perfect pairing of local food and drink. Head to Hertford
It's almost impossible for me to romaine calm at a farmers market. Take a stroll around the St Albans market and enjoy a vibrant shopping experience just opposite the Town Hall. The farmers market is open the second Sunday of each month, from 08:00 to 14:00. The market will be at a reduced capacity, 25 traders in all, spaced out along all of St Peters St and into Market Place to allow room for social distancing. Sensational treats in St Albans
With its independent shops, restaurants and cosy pubs, Harpenden is a perfect destination for a lazy Sunday. Combine this with a monthly farmers’ market and you’d be forgiven for thinking you’d stepped into a foodie’s dream! Shop the streets for local cheese, hand-crafted gifts and plenty of treats to take home. Put it in your diary
Whether it’s gifts for friends or for your own table, the Welwyn Garden City food and craft market has a little of everything. Talk to local producers about delicious food and drink, or while away an hour or two perusing hand-made crafts. Take a wander in Welwyn Garden City
Set in the heart of the market town of Tring, this farm shop is well worth a visit. Snap up locally baked breads, cured meats and ham and a wide range of British cheeses. Save space in your bag for the award-winning range of jams and preserves, which are hand-made on site! Once you've picked up your produce, be sure to sure to stop off for coffee and a bite to eat in the cafe. Grab a bite at Beechwood
Rose are red, we’re not blue, as Hatfield General Market has re-opened, woo! From 27 June the market opened following government guidelines to ensure everyone can shop safely. Weekly trading will has resumed every Wednesday and Saturday from 8am to 4pm. The market normally has around 13 stalls offering a variety of seasonal products including fruit and veg, along with jewellery, fish, clothing, gifts. With a new look, new stalls and free tote bags for customers Hatfield Market is back and better than ever! Happiness in Hatfield.
