Riverview Farmers Market - Jersey City, New Jersey

Elias Gomez

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Chef Rene Hewitt's Jams

Riverview Farmer's Market is where 40+ vendors sell food items every Sunday rain or shine. It's where I sell my fruit jams, the second, third, and fourth Sundays. Chef Rene Hewitt's Jams.

Anna Valentini

Riverview Park Farmer's Market takes place on Sundays, May through November, from 10 am to 2pm. If you come in after 12noon, your selection might be very limited, so I suggest to come in before noon. Riverview Park Farmer's Market has a great selection of fresh veggies, fruits, artisanal breads, baked goods, dog treats, and sweets. Great coffee shop, Modcup Coffee, and an authentic Italian restaurant, Corto, are right across the street! Bon appetit!

Gene Rabinovich

Sep 17, 2023 update: the farmers market is in full swing and lovelier than ever. Tons of visitors and a lot of vendors with tents and trucks peppered all over the park.
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Riverview Farmers Market will likely be operating out of a different location this year due to the year-long renovation of Riverview-Fisk Park that has just commenced. The renovation is said to be going until February 2021. It’s been reported in the media that while the new location is still not finalized they intend to start operating the market in May, as usually.

Clark H.

New this year at the Riverview Farmers Market is Hudson Grinding, an excellent knife sharpening stand. They really put a sharp edge on my old Wustoff chefs knife. It's so sharp, it now cuts through a sheet of paper like butter! I also saw that they sharpen fancy Japanese knives, scissors, hedge clippers, etc. A great addition to my favorite market.

Em Cat

Love the Farmer's Market! Always tons of vendors, everyone polite and sweet and willing to answer any questions you may have. You can find bread, premade food, nuts, overnight oats, jam, honey, produce, plants, and pots here (and that's just what I remember off the top of my head). Always lovely to go and see what people have, even if I don't buy anything.
My favorite thing to get is probably plants. I snagged these beauties today, along with the pots.

Erika Bracy

It’s a beautiful market, with plenty of options: live music, taco trucks, 3 different fruit and veggie stands, fresh cheese and pasta as well as frozen homemade meals. They have plant and nut shops, sometimes there’s a pickle vendor. Fresh meat, seafood and hemp: but you aren’t going to save money on produce here.

It’s expensive. You could easily spend $100 on 5 things. They DO have quality items but think Whole Foods and Trader Joe’s prices.

I definitely recommend going to check it out and it’s a nice place that the community gathers.

Valerie Smith

There weren't an awful lot of stands open when I got there at around 1:00 p.m and the selection of what was left was pretty limited. There was still another hour left before the end so that was a little surprising. Also, I've been there in previous years and there seemed to be more variety in what people were selling.

There was only one food truck and I waited almost 30 minutes for my food. I would have liked to see more food trucks or similar options.