D'Arrigo Bros. Co. Of New York

New York's farmers market listings spread across dozens of zip codes rather than clustering in one neighborhood. The 10003 area carries 6 listings, 11105 has 5, and zips like 10002, 10128, 11201, 11222, 11232, and 11368 each hold 3 or 4. Out of 235 total listings in this category, 190 include a phone number and 130 list a website, so you'll often need to call ahead to confirm hours or find out what's in season that week.

None of these listings display a Sponsored marker right now, since this category hasn't turned on paid placement, so what you see is just how the directory happens to be organized by zip, not a curated order. If you run a market stand or manage vendor listings and notice a stale phone number or a missing site, you can claim the listing and update it directly, which helps a New York shopper trying to plan a Saturday trip actually reach someone. Given how many markets fall in the same handful of zips, it's worth calling two or three before you head out, especially if you're relying on a listing without a website attached.