State Farmers Market
Browse seasonal produce, plants, and local goods for an easy market morning.
Markets and food outings on a budget in Raleigh
An affordable food outing starts with a spending plan. Markets are good for browsing; food halls help a group choose different meals without splitting up.
Raleigh City Farm: Pay-What-You-Can Farmstand
Let the harvest decide what is for dinner. Pick up produce grown right in Raleigh.
Morgan Street Food Hall
A relaxed food-hall stop when everyone wants something different.
Transfer Co. Food Hall
Gather your people for bagels, empanadas, and whatever catches your eye.
NOFO @ The Pig
Pair a café meal with a browse through a distinctly local shop.
Browse a market, then choose your treats
The State Farmers Market has free parking and separately priced purchases. Raleigh City Farm’s seasonal farmstand uses pay-what-you-can pricing; check its published season before making a trip.
Find a table for different tastes
Morgan Street and Transfer Co. food halls bring independent vendors together. Each business sets its own prices and hours. NOFO pairs a café with a shop in Five Points; check meal service before arriving.
Before you go
Does free market entry include food?
No. Free entry means there is no admission charge. Produce, meals, drinks and other purchases cost extra unless explicitly stated.
Can we count on every food-hall vendor being open?
No. Vendor hours can differ from the hall’s opening hours. Check the business you want to visit.