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Sixty-plus Brooklyn food businesses set up on Breeze Hill for a Sunday graze under turning leaves, with only a couple of weeks left in the season.
More than sixty local food and drink vendors line Breeze Hill in Prospect Park, the lawn-and-lake setting that makes this the most relaxed of the Smorgasburg markets. Admission is free, so it works as an unhurried Sunday: pick up a few plates, find a patch of grass, and let the fall color do the rest. With the season ending later this month, this is one of the last good weekends to go.
What to expect
Vendor tents cluster on the hill with lines forming at the buzziest stalls by early afternoon, and people spread out across the nearby lawns to eat. Expect a mix of families, strollers and friend groups, with the lake and paths of the park right alongside.
Good to know
- Take the B or Q to Prospect Park and enter at Lincoln Road.
- Arrive near opening to beat the longest lines at popular stalls.
- Bring a blanket and plan to eat on the lawn nearby.
- Split dishes with friends to try more vendors.
- Pair it with a walk around the lake while the leaves turn.
Common questions
Is Smorgasburg Prospect Park free?
Yes, entry is free; you pay for food and drinks at each stall.
When does the Prospect Park season end?
Prospect Park Alliance lists the Sunday market running through October 25, 2026.