Placentia Farmers Market is a nice, LITTLE, event that takes place on Tuesdays from 3PM - 7PM in…read morethe Placentia Town Center. When I say little, I'm talking it takes up one row of the parking lot that is visible from Yorba Linda Blvd. Although it's all, it is very nicely set up and organized. The vendors have their wares beautifully displayed and everyone I interacted with was very friendly and helpful. So much fresh produce and farm fresh eggs are available!! Scattered throughout were vendors offering jerky, coconut water, Mexican food, honey, roasted nuts, individual servings of cheesecake, and a great sourdough vendor. It's always good to shop local and support small businesses

The vendors are so kind and yes their products are worth especially like my husband who likes all…read moreorganic healthy lifestyle! It's worth the money as well and the fruits are just fresh! The vendors greets and their hospitality gives the good reason people kept coming back! Best service

It's a hit or miss with the produce, If you know how to…read moreshop for veggies and fruits this is the spot. The deals are usually amazing, but shelf life is limited. Bring your own bag that's easy to clean, sometimes the produce still has a little dirt from the farm. Staff is pretty helpful, the cashiers will call you over if they have no line Infront of them. I like getting my garlics and green onions here and avocados if I feel like gambling

Fresh produce for a good price. Way better than the big supermarkets. They have sell a lot of…read moredifferent types of items besides fruits. I believe I saw pasta noodles and bread as well.

The usual vendors are here selling food, jewelry, cookies, and lots of freshly cooked food. I had…read morechicken skewers again with salad and fries. Lots of food. Also brought a bag of Brothas chocolate chip cookies that are freshly baked. Sooo good. Live music by Slow Killers- oldies, country, classic rock- and lots of dancers of all ages.

This is a super fun night if you are looking to stroll around and maybe buy some handmade crafts…read more There are lots of places to grab food if you are hungry plus live music!!

Orange home Frown farmers its a weekly market that occurs every Saturday in Orange. Its on 303 West…read moreAve. with a on street parking availability but it gets pretty busy so parking is challenging. Its from 9am till 1 pm. There are great selection of fresh fruit and veggies, eggs, handcrafted yummy hummus, breads, oils, dressings and unique teas. They also accept SNAP and i saw it for first time when a customer used for dozen eggs...so its affordable for everyone. Overall, the atmosphere is welcoming and vendors are nice and friendly with high quality if products to offer. It also wheelchair accessible. They also offer great juices, tamales and etc. dont forgetyo buy the gorgeous flowers which stay about two weeks easily in good care...

This is a great market to walk slow and explore! So many varieties of veggies and fruits, cute…read morecrafted items, and food stalls! I originally went to just explore, but came out with a jar of honey. My friend bought a growler of kombucha.

Fresh seafood all the time…read more Can be pricey but you'lll get quality seafood. Friendlly and polite staff. Limited parking area.

Another update: I really appreciate the management responding and giving an explanation about the…read morenematodes. I decided to remove the photo of the nematode as it was disturbing. I'll definitely continue to get the sashimi grade fish from them as it's the best I've had around here.

I love this place. I have gone a few different times through out the week. Weekends are complete…read morechaos. However, Monday, before noon was cool. We met the owner and he was very kind. We were looking at the grains and he told us how to cook our selection and how healthy it is. I appreciated him taking the the time to share his knowledge. The next best thing was their selection of sunflower seeds. If you have not tried Asian sunflower seeds, do so. Be warned though, it may just ruin your life. The produce is really cheap. This is my favorite place for mushrooms. Lots of selection at great prices. The ambiance is pretty relaxed through out the week in the store. The rest of the shopping center has no chill. There are always people speeding through the parking lot. Over all, I recommend this place because I have been able to get healthy food for my family on the cheap.

Affordable groceries. Eclectic but extensive selections…read more Fresh fruit and vegetable selections are quite extensive and the produce is fresh. Service was fast, friendly and efficient.

Most amazing strawberries! We were craving strawberries on the way back home and saw this fruit…read morestand. We also got their honey, some pears and apples and it tastes so good even by itself. Got home and took this picture of them. They were so juicy! The pears were so crisp tasting. Definitely going back.

This is a great place to get beautiful, local produce. Let me just start by saying they have the…read morebest STRAWBERRIES I have ever had. They usually have a Summer & Winter crop. Their variety of fruits & veggies changes day to day, but know you will be getting the BEST & FRESHEST produce around. (I think they are closed from Nov-Jan)

They're open every Wednesday morning 10am-12pm…read more Very limited vendors, at most 10 when I went. There are mostly veggies, fruits, eggs, one honey stand, one bread, one popcorn and one empanada stands. Their fruits and veggies are not particularly fresh. Most likely won't be returning.

Very small, 8 vendors at most, and expensive. Produce is "acceptable" at best, like the stuff that…read moredidn't sell last week at the other markets is sent here. Fullerton's Thursday market has more selection and vendors, as does the Tuesday evening market in Placentia.

The "Flavors All Over the World" farmer's event was just okay for me. The standout spots were the…read morecheesecake cookie company and the chimichurri stand, both were so good I took some to go. The rest didn't really grab my attention, so I ended up heading to the Packing District instead. There are a few good vendors, but overall it didn't fully hit for me

I was excited to check this farmer's market out, but was disappointed to find the produce here was…read morenot fresh. I still purchased some carrots and avocados, but the quality was pretty sad. However, the one thing that makes me want to return is the Bakeshack vendor. He had already run out of most things by the time we got there, so I would like to try going earlier for his bread. Update: despite the avocados being very ripe, it peeled well and was creamy. I put it in the fridge so it wouldn't go bad overnight. The carrots were crunchy, but not sweet. I guess I am open to buying more avocados.

Maybe it was just my watermelon, but for my first time here I had high expectations since Sprouts…read moreis hit or miss with their watermelons. I felt $20 was high for a seedless watermelon and it wasn't good at all. It was fuzzy in texture and didn't have any flavor.

The berries were moldy, rotten and old. Tasted like dirty water. He took them back gave $10 off…read morethen $35 back and a 3 basket deal for $20. Once again ones on top decent got home ones on bottom bad again. Not work Monopoly money.