Farmer's Market Restaurant
Cuisine: American, Southern
10Best Says
The Farmers Market is the oldest continuously operating restaurant in Lee County, located off the beaten path in an industrial area that you might drive right by. When the temperatures drop and you... Read More
The Farmers Market is the oldest continuously operating restaurant in Lee County, located off the beaten path in an industrial area that you might drive right by. When the temperatures drop and you want a big plate of comforting, seasonal food, this is the spot. The no frills, homey eatery serves the big portions and great quality that a Southern Grandma would, and they've been doing it since the 1960's. The lunch and dinner specials don't come with one side; they come with THREE. You also get a basket of corn bread and rolls. Enjoy belly filling mashed potatoes and gravy, and southern favorites like country fried steak, fried okra, collard greens and seasonal produce. This is a great spot for that apple or pumpkin pie you might be craving. The homemade desserts are a long standing favorite.
Address:
2736 Edison Ave
Fort Myers, FL 33916
239-334-1687
Hours:
- Mon-Sat: 6am-8pm
- Sun: 7am-4pm
Website:
farmersmarketrestaurant.com
EXPERT TIPS BY:
Gina Birch
Fort Myers Local Expert
- Best Restaurants for Fall: "Use your GPS, this is off the beaten path"
- Homestyle, Lunch, Best Value: "Try to save room for the homemade desserts."
- Recommended as Best Restaurants for Fall Because: Nothing says fall like a big plate of hot food, full of seasonal vegetables, hearty meats and big slabs of homemade desserts.
- Best for Homestyle Because: You'll feel like your sitting at the dinner table of a Southern Grandma, and she wants you to EAT!
- Best for Lunch Because: This 65 year old family run restaurant serves home cooked meals in heaping portions, with a side of Southern hospitality.
- Recommended as Best Value Because: The portions at Farmers Market are huge, the entrees come with three sides and the service is welcoming in this off the beaten path restaurant.