Milton Farmers’ Market: 2025 Guide to 51 Farm & Food Vendors

As someone who’s lived in Milton for over a decade, the Farmers’ Market has always been one of my favourite Saturday morning traditions. While the location has changed over the years, one thing stays the same: you’ll always find something worth coming back for.

The Milton Farmers’ Market is held every Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. in Downtown Milton, located on Main Street between James Street and Martin Street.

With over 80 vendors, there’s no shortage of fresh produce, handmade goods, and local favourites. In fact, there’s so many vendors that we’ve had to divide it between two categories: Farmers & Food and Crafters & Not-for-Profits. 

But that’s what I love most about the market: it’s more than just shopping, it’s a community hub where something unexpected might make your morning. In this post, we’ll highlight the Farmers & Food vendors, but you may also enjoy reading about Milton Farmers’ Market: 2025 Guide to 36 Crafters and Not-for-Profits. 

Without further ado, here are the farm and food vendors you can expect to see on a typical Saturday at the Milton Farmers’ Market.

A & A Flowers 

A reminder that going to the farmers market is more than about what you can eat; it’s also about picking up some beautiful local plants that you can proudly display in your home or give as a gift to someone in need of a smile. A & A Flowers offer a wide array of cut flowers, potted plants, silk arrangements, dried bouquets, and some herbs – both potted and fresh cut. 

Aberfritter Snack Co.

Ever had a craving for some fresh, homemade Mennonite-style apple fritters? Then you are in luck because these are delicious. Select from plain, cinnamon sugar, or maple, but don’t worry if you can’t finish them all. You can bring them home and freeze them for another snack attack. 

Aiva WTR Relaxation Drink

Get calm without the drowsiness feeling dragging you down. Aiva WTR is not just a relaxation drink, it’s your nutrient-enhanced, low-calorie solution to staying hydrated and energized. Aviva comes in two L-Theanine-infused refreshing flavours, Dragonfruit Mangosteen and Pineapple Mango.

At MOMO

Taking over the legacy of their mother, who volunteered at Farmers’ Markets in Toronto for almost a decade, At MOMO was conceived. Try their Tibetan version of dumplings using local farmers’ ingredients. They believe in making healthy and nutritious food that tastes as good as it looks. Pop by their booth and watch them cook them live on the spot.

Beef Bloc 

Do you need some beef? Beef Bloc is where you can get some of the best beef options, including steaks, roasts, ground beef, and burgers; all beef is raised entirely in Milton on their family century farm. They even have some dog treats for your four-legged best friend. The quality is outstanding, and you won’t be disappointed. 

Best Chocolate Chip Cookies Co

Freshly baked cookies; need I say more? With options to enjoy one of their cookies right at the market or bring home a batch of dough to make at home, either way, you’re in the right place if you can’t say no to this sweet indulgence. And if that’s not enough, they sell minis and chocolate chip cookie ice cream sandwiches too.

Blackstone Food Truck

Specializing in delicious, mouth-watering tacos, Blackstone Food Truck is a great option to satisfy your taco-loving tastebuds.

Challe Family Farms

Libby, the face behind Challe Family Farms, carries a variety of homemade preserves, such as jam, chili sauce, and salsa, baked goodies, farm grown fresh cut flowers, and farm fresh eggs. Try and walk by without picking up one or more crafted items to bring home for the whole family.

Col_For All Products Inc.

Coffee connoisseurs unite. Coffee for All is your chance to indulge in some delicious Columbian coffee. Made with the belief that coffee unites people from all walks of life, their sustainable coffee is all medium roast with variations on flavours that give notes of vanilla, chocolate, and citric. It’s a great way to wake up each morning or enjoy sipping slowly while visiting with friends or family.

Creekside Flower Farm

Specializing in field grown peonies, dahlias, and dahlia tubers, Creekside Growers is a family run business in Delhi, Ontario. Follow your nose to the sweet scent and enhance your home with a beautiful bouquet.

Cultures Mushroom Farm

Grown on clean Canadian hardwood with healthy seed meals, Cultures Mushroom Farm ensures that each of their mushrooms are harvested locally and are always fresh. They sell both edible and medicinal mushrooms and carry extracts to help supercharge your health.

Cure Superfoods

What began as two sisters looking to improve their health transformed into a company they called Cure Superfoods. Helping to give you a boost in energy, all of their sea moss blends are freshly made. With a variety of flavours like key lime, apple pie, and elderberry, even your kids will devour them!

Eastern Woodlands Trading Co.

Based out of Burlington, Ontario, they focus on preparing environmentally sustainable and healthy foods for their community. Some of their recognized favourites are their Adaptogenic Energy Balls, microgreens, dressings, and various other eclectic super-fresh foods. 

Fancy Frosting Bake Shop

Fancy Frosting Bake Shop carries delicious confection creations with a variety of flavours, from classic vanilla to child favourites like confetti. Located in Milton, Brittany is thrilled to showcase her cookies, cakes, and cupcakes to the locals.

Feed The Bear Pasta

This protein-packed pasta comes from Elora, Ontario. It’s made from 100% Canadian durum wheat and Ontario honey, and is coloured by nature; beetroot, blue spirulina, and butterfly pea. You’ll find plenty of shapes to inspire too, from campanelle to fusilli, linguine to spaghetti. Don’t just feed the bear, feed yourself with this delicious pasta.

Fenwick Berry Farm

Dave and Christine are a first-generation family farm that has been farming in Fenwick, Ontario, for over 20 years. They use sustainable agricultural practices to ensure top-quality with all their handpicked produce, from strawberries to blueberries to apples and more. You can taste the excellence in every bite you take. 

Gallant Farms

Kevin And Keara are a family business with a 25-acre farm. In the summer, they sell fresh vegetables they grow on their farm. In the autumn months, they focus on pumpkins from their pumpkin patch. 

Gigi’s Foods Inc.

Help turn the salad haters in your family into salad lovers with local fresh ingredients handmade into small batch vinaigrettes. All are vegan, sugar, dairy, and gluten-free for the health conscious, and come in a variety of flavours like white balsamic, lemon garlic, Greek, and more.

Gingerbug

This Ontario-based organic ginger juice is a prebiotic soda that tastes as good as a soda, but is healthier for you and the family. Includes apple cider vinegar to help improve your digestive health and has healthy fibre to help you keep full, it’s a refreshing drink everyone will love. Flavours include original, low sugar, and spicy–for those who love the kick ginger gives.

Grant’s Gourmet

Clive grew up in Jamaica and immigrated to Canada at 15 years old. Beginning with Grants Gourmet Jerk Seasoning, he expanded to include marinated jerk chicken thighs and his jerk chicken sandwich. All of his seasonings are nut-free, vegan, and low in sodium. If you want an authentic Jamaican flavour to bring home, be sure to try Grant’s Gourmet, as he always ensures that flavour comes first.  

Grills Cheese

Are you a lover of cheese? Then you’re in the right place. All Grills Cheese, you’ll get access to all sorts of different, yummy cheeses plus, did someone say grilled cheese? Be sure to try some of their variations on the classic, including Savory Bacon Jam or Smoked Salmon.

Haist Family Farms

Coming to Milton from Fenwick, Ontario RC Haist Farms is a generational farm that sells excellent produce. From fresh tomatoes in the summer to juicy apples in the fall, come and stock up on your favourites.

Hex 1847 Cider Inc.

Crafting small-batch cider for 5 years from their 150 year-old farm in Sayers Mills, Hex 1847 Cider Inc. uses Ontario apples sweetening only with ingredients found directly on their farm. Get your hands on their original blend, dry, apple maple, or any of their other delicious variations.

Hillary’s Cupcakes

Anyone with children or a sweet tooth has tried Hillary’s Cupcakes. Hillary is just as sweet as her delectable treats and has gourmet cookies and homemade lemon iced tea that she is also known for. Her cupcakes have won Platinum and Silver in the Halton Community Votes, and anyone who has ever tasted one knows why. 

Lastly, as a mom with a child who has a nut allergy, it’s wonderful to know that her cupcakes are nut-free. But I always advise double-checking before any purchase. 

Kujawy Farms

A family-operated farm, they specialize in all types of vegetables, from mushrooms to potatoes, tomatoes to lettuce. They are a great one-stop visit to get many of your product needs, all at a reasonable price. 

LumberHeads Food Co.

Locally made in Milton, their gluten-free, dairy-free, and peanut-free kettle corn is made from simple ingredients, including sugar cane, sea salt, and canola oil. You can even see them pop it fresh on-site when they are at local events. With favourite flavours like Sweet & Salty, Real Maple, and Simply Salt, plus new flavours in the works, be sure to check them out. 

Moose River Preserves

Known for their artisan jams, jellies, and sauces, they use only local ingredients and choose organic whenever possible. They also preserve the quality of their products by working in small batches. Some of their most beloved items include their Raspberry Jalapeno Jelly and Brewhog Sauce. Beyond these sauces, they also sell smoked trout. 

NB Distillers

This family-run distillery from Welland, Ontario, produces whisky, vodka, gin, scented candles, and cocktail accessories. Founded in 2020, they focus on creating smooth spirits for any discernable palate. You’ll find friendly service as they love to help you with what to mix with each spirit, helpful to those who don’t know much about mixing drinks. Be prepared, however, for whatever you buy won’t last long.  

NuttyHero Inc.

Wanting a different and delicious way to enjoy your favourite seeds and nuts? Courtney and Arjun are here to help. They created Nutty Hero, handmade in small batches, with yummy flavour combinations like Maple Cinnamon, Chocolate Bliss, and Coconut Crunch.

Organic Chef Foods

Possibly most recognizable for their delicious aioli sauces and seasoning mixes, you will love to cook with their artisan creations in the kitchen and on your barbecue. Make sure you check them out, as they may have some extra treats at their stand. 

Pampa Y Patagonia

Argentinian flavours that are both yummy and handcrafted, in Pampa Y Patagonia’s freshly baked empanadas. Try some delicious Ham and 3-Cheese, Chorizo, or a vegetarian option. If you need a Halal option, try the Pulled Beef or Creamy Chicken.

Paw-Freakin-Tastic Dog Treats

The Puddicombe farm was established in 1797 and has harvested its own fruit to provide produce to locals at the market. They also love to use their produce in hand-baked goods such as jams, jellies, tarts, and other delectable treats. Don’t forget to try some of their delicious homemade cider too. 

Here to help your dog with their anxiety or digestive issues, these handmade vegetarian dog treats will not only satisfy your dog (and their anxiety) but will also make you feel good, because you’re giving them a healthy treat. Paw-Freakin-Tastic Dog Treats use the power of Chaga and other active ingredients to work their magic. Come by and visit with your dog.

Pinecreek Honey

A small business that specializes in pure local wildflower honey – creamed or liquid – you can sometimes show up to see their observation hive at the market. If you are stocked up on honey for a while, purchase one of Pinecreek Honey’s beeswax candles. The candles are non-allergenic, non-carcinogenic natural wax and have a smokeless flame. They will fill the room with a soft, fragrant honey odour that will soothe the soul and remove airborne irritants at the same time. 

Queen Gypsy

You’ll find quite the selection of Eastern European baked goods at this stall. All of their bread, sandwiches, and pastries are handmade and made from local ingredients. Their selection offers everything you need for a delicious meal, from soups and brioche to a delightful dessert of cinnamon buns. 

Ray Woolridge

A second-generation corn farmer, and one of the original vendors of the Milton Farmers Market in 1972, Ray recognizes the market as an excellent way to sell his produce. He loves meeting all the interesting people, which has kept him returning year after year. 

I am certainly glad he does, as buying his delicious vegetables is only part of the reason that keeps people like me returning. 

Riceball Galz

Their riceballs are authentically Sicilian and include fillings such as ground beef, peas, and mozzarella, although if you are looking for veggie or gluten-free options, they have those too. Judy and Maria are friendly and super helpful. These balls are a great dinner option for those finicky with their food, a real traditional treat for some authentic arancini.

Smerek Family Gardens

Smerek Family Gardens hails from Acton and are a small family-run market garden. They sell vegetables and cut flowers they grow, including some deliciously fresh greens, root vegetables, tomatoes, onions, and more. They offer a personalized experience and are ready to answer any questions about their products, including how they grow their produce. 

Smithers Sausages Inc.

Kansas City BBQ, Chimichurri, Hot and Honey; just some of the succulent sausage flavours you can expect to find at Smithers Sausage when you come to the Milton Farmers’ Market. This isn’t your boring sausage, with new flavour creations that are handmade, plus BBQ sauces and Mustards to go with– it’s a perfect combination for your next barbecue.

The Strudel Ladies

The Strudel Ladies have been part of the Milton Farmers’ Market for over 15 years. Strudels, a dessert of thin pastry rolled up around a fruit filling and then baked, are even more delicious when they come from the Milton Farmers Market. Their popular flavours are blueberry, cherry, and, my personal fav, apple. 

Tart Boss

Classic tarts, from plain, raisin or pecan can all be found at the Tart Boss stand. But in case you’re looking for something extra, they’ve also got flavours like Nutella, Skor, Raspberry Coconut, and more. They make a nice sweet treat to bring home and share with the family (maybe).

Teresa’s Garden Centre

Teresa has run her garden for over 40 years with the help of her family. They grow all sorts of vegetables, including tomatoes, peppers, and peas, through the use of box plants, pots, and hanging baskets. She has been coming to the market since the beginning. Whatever you choose to purchase, you’ll surely get it with a friendly smile. 

Thames River Melons Ltd.

The Thames family first began their farm in 1985, where they have expanded to over 500 acres of produce, from asparagus to melons. Outside of fruit and vegetables, they also love to make their own preserves, including pickles, jams, jellies, and spreads. You’ll also want to pick up some of their honey, made from beehives located in their fields. 

The Farmer Frank

Easy to add a secret boost of nutrition to your next smoothie, salad, or whatever you’re eating! The Farmer Frank produces all your locally grown microgreens, from arugula to radish, their versatility and health benefits are endless. If you’re not sure what microgreens are, pop by and check them out for yourself.

Third Moon Brewing

If you are into trying different tasting beer, then Third Moon Brewing is worth checking out. They have been in business in Milton for over two years, and besides hanging out at their brick and motor brewery, they love to give out delicious samples at the Milton Farmers Market. 

They also love experimenting with their flavours, including their unique Fruited Smoothie Sour beers known as Epoch, which taste like a cross between a beer and slushie. Be sure to check them out. 

Tijuana Toms Hot Sauce 

Tom has undoubtedly made a name for himself and his hot sauce in Milton, teaming up with local brewers Orange Snail and Third Moon to create some delicious hot sauce collaborations. He makes small batches of artisan hot sauces, including his signature Smokin’ Fuego and Canadiana. If you’re into hot, Tijuana Toms is a must-stop for your next visit to the market. 

Troy’s Diner (Scholarship Café)

A staple in Milton, Troy’s diner is as synonymous with Milton as he with his famous Troynado Fries. It is certainly no surprise that when you show up at the Farmers Market, you’ll see Troy’s Diner as one of the merchants, except at the market, they go by the name of Scholarship Café.

The difference in name is because a portion of all proceeds will continue to fund the Chamber’s Scholarship Program. So be sure to buy some of his classics, from a bacon-on-a-bun sandwich to his famous milkshakes. 

Uncle Dad’s Pizza

Specializing in their award-winning and homemade meat pies and thick crust pizzas, they offer a healthier alternative to the traditional. Their pizzas have no salt, are msg-free, have no heavy oils, and no added preservatives. 

With over 20 years in business, they have fantastic options like BBQ Chicken Pizza, Sweet Chicken Wing-A-Licious, Spinach and Feta, and more. An excellent meal for any night of the week. 

Urban Baker Co.

Baked goods, sweet and savoury with healthy options that cater to different dietary needs, including gluten and dairy-free or vegan. Everything is fresh-to-order where you’ll find two collections. But just because they offer a healthy market full of goodness, doesn’t mean they compromise on taste. But you’ll have to try it to believe it.

Van Elswyk Farms

A small family-run business of three generations, they have been selling their vegetables, including cauliflower, cabbage, leeks, squash, and zucchini, at the market for years. Beyond vegetables, they also sell plants, including cut flowers, particularly peonies, and have been for over 30 years. They don’t plan to stop anytime soon.

Vince’s Euro Deli

With over 60 years of deli experience and recipes crafted in Italy, this Euro Deli has family craftmanship that you can taste in every bite. My family is a big fan of their spicy pepperettes. Still, they have plenty more to offer, including their Hungarian peppercorn, a sweet, sour, and smoky combination, and even some delectable smoked cheddar cheese. Perfect food when putting together some hors d’oeuvre for your next gathering.  

Weathered Rock Farm

Seasonal fresh cut flowers, from fragrant peonies to bright sunflowers, elongated snapdragons to colourful Zinnias; get ready to fill your house with intoxicating scents. Or stock up on some exotic fresh garlic or free-run eggs from one of their many different species of birds.

Final Thoughts and Further Reading

There you have it. A list of all the possible food and farm vendors you could see at the Milton Farmers Market. A great selection of fruits and vegetables, spirits and beers, homemade baked goods, local artisanal creations, and more. 

If you’re looking for the crafts and non-profits, you can find them here: Milton Farmers’ Market: 2025 Guide to 36 Crafters and Not-for-Profits. 

Hope to see you there. 

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