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    Jason W.

    My first visit to Alma Backyard Farm was truly a delight. It was love at first sight! The staff there were very friendly, super informed, and seemed thrilled to help. I had to set myself a very strict budget to not purchase literally everything they have because it's all amazing. I love that they not only sell quality produce, but also have goods made from said produce and offer brunch. I had the Carne Asada, chicken, and potato tacos, and they were fantastic. They were even better when adding the housemaid salsa, particularly the garden salsa. I could eat those every day. I'm excited to make visiting the farm of monthly tradition to get a taste of everything that they sell.

    Anna P.

    We went here for a Banh Chung class by The Banh Chung Collective. It was such a beautiful day. We had great views of the garden under patio umbrellas. The people are so friendly, and the host's rice porridge was so good. I bought a summer salad from the farm. It was delicious but packed a lot of heat

    Steff M.

    My family and I come here often, lovely farm great produce, vegetables and vendor products. Love seeing more people partying their brunches and holiday events.

    Brittney D.

    I had an amazing time here the staff is so sweet and attentive. I was able to try their coffee and also purchased some salsa. This is such an amazing space and I am glad they are here serving the community. I definitely plan to return and bring some friends.

    Wow what a great Farmer's Market! Great people! Great produce! Yoga! Tacos! Fresh Bakery items! Good music! Arts and Crafts.
    Amber M.

    Wow! What an awesome farm! The staff is amazing and very friendly. I came on Thursday around 9:30am. However, it's recommended that you come at 8:00a.m because you won't run the risk of them selling out of your favorite fruits and veggies. They have a yoga class that starts at 9:30am all levels with Yoga Bob. There are fun games for the kids. There sell fresh flowers for $5 a bundle. They have fresh bread and other bakery treats from Varsity Bakery. No preservatives used. The produce is organic. I also saw a few holistic CBD products there to help with inflammation. Lastly, they sell tacos made to order and they make fresh juices and smoothies. The people are diverse and the ambiance is lively and energetic. You can tour the grounds and sit and watch the beautiful monarch butterflies go from flower to flower. Alma Backyard Farm is open every other Sunday from 8:00am-12:00 noon. I went on the 15th of March so the next time they will be open in Compton will be the 29th of March 2026. The parking is on Redondo Beach Blvd. Alma Backyard Farm is located right next to St. Albert The Great Elementary School. You got to visit. It's amazing!

    My fruits and veggies. Don't forget to bring a bag.
    Sheila W.

    Sunday brunch! The atmosphere is calming and I absolutely love this place. When in need for fresh fruits and veggies. This is where you should go. The farm fun and vibrant with all amazing staff. Parking is tricky, but there's plenty free parking on the streets. You just have to find a spot and walk over. The farm is next-door to a church so don't you do like me and go there the first time? When you walk in, it's a big area for children to play and enjoy themselves. As you work further along, you will see the crops growing around the farm. Further up, there is a area where you purchase food to eat, which is called Sunday brunch.. It consist of tacos meat fresh to order along with handmade salsa, pickled onions and other fresh ingredients. I recommend placing your order first before purchasing your produce.. once you place your order they'll call your name takes about maybe 20 minutes depending on how busy it is. Meanwhile, you can head over and check out the fruits and vegetables they have on display . It's usually someone greeting you to help you if you have any questions.. As you walk further, there's free coffee. There is also an area to buy bread and flowers and fresh juices. . Usually there's a station where you can purchase stones and other cool items. Finally, you would go to the checkout area and stand in line. I'm usually talking to someone while I'm going through before I check out and leave. .. If you choose to stay, there's plenty of room tables and chairs for you to sit and enjoy. It's one of my favorite Sunday times. Hope you enjoy it as much as I do. Don't forget to bring your own bags .

    Waiting for breakfast tacos and viewing produce area.
    Mark B.

    Good produce, helpful staff, good parking, free coffee!!! Also, great seating and nice folks in pretty comfy outdoor chairs. Less dystopian street drive so this was a great way to spend a post early mass morning!

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    Vince P.

    Alma Backyard Farms is a non-profit organization employing those who have been formerly incarcerated; centering community empowerment and restorative justice at the forefront of their initiatives. Every first and third Sunday of the month, they host a Farmer's Market aiming to supply the local community with fresh fruits and vegetables to combat food insecurity. The farm is located in Compton adjacent to a school and a church. I stopped by today for their Kamayan Feast at the Farm celebrating Filipino American History Month (FAHM) and honoring the Filipino migrants who paved the way for so many. There was a great turn out with a DJ, sports activities, and of course fresh and amazing food for the community. Special shoutout to Uncle Dennis who is a farm hand. We would not know about this amazing organization and the impactful work they do if it were not for them employing him. Be on the lookout on their IG and website for upcoming community events! Come stop by to support a great cause that is transforming the local Compton community in such a positive way. Make sure to say whatsup to Uncle Dennis as well!

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    Yvonda W.

    This sweet place is literally Nirvana. Incredibly fresh fruits and veggies. Yummy breakfast and the staff is kind and helpful. We have made our visits a family affair and we tell everyone we know and love about Alma's

    4/3/22 I'm finally here!
    Jennifer W.

    3/5/23 Urban farming in the middle of Compton! Support local farmers/vendors every other Sunday 8am-1 pm I was fortunate enough to tag along with my bro, test driving the Car of the Future-Faraday Future FF91. It's a triple treat: hanging out with my brother, visiting on the farms, riding in the car of the future. Life is an endless realm of possibilities!! The farm started with the crew's huddle right before 8am-inspirational! Bro & I checked out the farm & see what's growing: broccoli, radish, kale. Collard green, glowers & herbs. Bought a couple of bouquets & some raisin rolls. It's always so positively awesome after coming by & embracing nature's harvest, meeting the crew. Kudos to Richard, Mario & Mando-such friendly people. Highly recommend this place, it's small but big on freshness & customer service!!

    Woooo!
    Leland S.

    I've heard about this place via social media and word of mouth. I finally had the chance to check it out. Here was my experience. AMBIANCE: Parking | I accidentally parked in the school/church but there is street parking! Feels | Nothing flashy, just in your usual grit and grind area of Compton. It is next to a church and school so it relatively felt safe for the most part. The place itself is beautiful. The artificial turf field was clean and impressive. The field of plants were well organized and looking pretty healthy. There's great places to just sit down and just be. The produce was limited but had the staple needs (kale, orange, baked goods, flowers, etc). CUSTOMER SERVICE: Fantastic! Everyone was friendly and personable Irene, Awin (Spell check), Dennis, and Richard. I appreciate my interactions with them. OVERALL: 5 Stars. Fantastic! Steady selections, good people, and a pleasant experience. There needs to be more places like this, not only for their products but their purpose, especially in these low socio-economic status areas. Advice: * Check their website for updates/events/and other locations https://www.almabackyardfarms.com/ * OG spot is in East Los Angeles.

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    I loved coming here everyone was super friendly and they had music. I will try to make it every Sunday that they are available

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    Beautiful space. All the produce is organic. Enjoyed the lunch tacos they had that day. Can't wait to go back. Highly recommend!

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