I have been to this specific Studio City Farmers Market 3 times in the past. If and when I am awake…read moreearly, and want to go check out this wonderful, clean Farmers Market then I will do so. This past Sunday which I believe was the 29th of March, I went to check out and see what they had that was new. I got there around 11AM and the place was already super crowded. Keep in mind that they are only open on Sundays between the hours of 8AM to 1:30/2pm. Depending on the foot traffic. They have a lot of vendors that sell a good amount of everything. To name a few: They sell good and fresh fruits/vegetables, nuts, spices, candles, jewelry (mostly custom made), dried fruit, spreads, flowers of many kinds, pastries/breads of different kinds, hot and cold food/beverages, berries of every kind, all the way to a small play area where kids can ride a small train, jump in the bouncers, and have a carousel of cute pony rides. Just by looking at the smiles and the excitement on their faces, makes me want to get up on one of the pony's myself, and the man looked at me funny. They also do face painting and prices are not that cheap. Depending on what you get. Established in 1998. It really is a fun place to be on a Sunday morning/early afternoon. All vendors are super nice, friendly and they let you sample few things before buying it. I bought Sunflowers, some spices, berries, olive bread loaf, and couple of cookies. Also got 2 hummus spreads. Parking can be a bit challenging, I parked on the street. Whatever doesn't sell, vendors donate to the charities. Great deed. Don't waste FOOD!!

Folks come early to this market to get the first choice of the days offerings. Lots of produce,…read morefood readily available for consumption as well as bakery items. A few craft vendors were present although this is primarily a fruit and veggie paradise. Oh m, let me not forget to mention the beautiful fall flowers, just love the giant marigolds! Vendors are happy to talk about their produce and I also saw numerous samples available for those with curious taste buds. Free parking is available across the street se well street parking in the neighborhood.

Very cute, upcoming food festival located at the Sportsman's Lodge. They've done amazing social…read moremedia and have had Dave Grohl involved for added incentive! My boyfriend and I went over on the second Saturday to check things out. Cost of entry is $5 and there were a handful of food trucks including the Beached Pig which Grohl is involved with, plus Wonderlust for ice cream, Japanese food, Lobster, pizza and drink stands. There was a DJ and although the square footage was small, they did their best to accommodate with benches and seating. We only ate at the Beached Pig to support Dave. We got two sets of Brisket tacos for $10 and a $10 Pulled pork sandwich which came with a pickle and chips. Water bottles $2 each. The line was long in the hot sun but so worth it and sat at a cool bench to eat. Thank you so much for bringing Valley Urban Market to Studio City! We hope it will grow into something really great!!

Came here for one reason only - to get a taste of Burt from Trudy's Underground BBQ…read more Parking was free but off in the back of the parking lot behind the hotel. We arrive around 9:30 and we were the only people there besides one other couple. Over time, we had a looooooong line behind us. By the time they opened up at 10am, there were a lot of people in line. Entry is $5. We headed straight to Burt's booth since we knew everyone else in line would follow as soon as they entered. The food was great. Definitely worth the trip. The other booths looked okay too but were a little slow to open. It's too bad that this weekend was Burt's last time at VūM but the other trucks looked good too!

How have I never been here before! I didn't even know this was a thing until I stumbled upon it…read more So. Much. Good. Food!!! Anything from dumplings to buns to crêpes to whole chickens to burritos to pupusas and more! I love the variety of food that is available. It's also very well organized, with the eat right now food in one area, and the fruits and veg in another. I will definitely be back! 2026: 38/100

I wanted to update my ancient review in case you haven't been here, or haven't been here lately, in…read moreorder to share the most popular vendors as of February, 2026. These are the stalls that always have the longest lines well before the official 8am opening trumpet... BREAD: breadlines are back... but this time there's no depression in the eyes of the folks waiting for Bub and Grandma's. Get there early for a chance at the full selection. BERRIES: The line for J.G. Berries seems like a slow moving parade, but once you make it to the front, you'll see why as you taste super sweet raspberries, blackberries, and blueberries. Honorable mention goes to Harry's Berries whose Gaviota Strawberries are beyond compare... unfortunately, their price is too! MEXICAN FOOD: A conveyor-belt lineup of people seem to ALWAYS be waiting to buy El Machete's tortillas, chips, and salsas, so they must be pretty good! FRENCH PASTRIES: St. Honore is relatively new to the HFM, boasting lots of your favorites and soon to be favorites made with real French ingredients. If you're in the area on a Sunday morning, give them a try and let me know if the people's choice is yours too!

Obsessed. Stopped…read moreby here for a quick bite during the week and loved it! So many shops and a lot of variety to choose from/shop at. Since it was a week day, not crowded! That was the best. Stopped by a dog food shop to get the fur babies some treats, a smoothie place (delicious), a pickle spot where I bought the sliced pickles in a honey mustard pickle juice (obsessed with these!), empanadas (the best here) and a bakery where a friend got some cookies to go. I have to go back when I have more time to thoroughly explore and enjoy checking out all the shops. A must stop by when in the area! Just beware, it is crowded during the weekend!

I was reading about places to check out during my visit to this area…read more I had no idea this place existed, I was told this little area is right by The Grove. I was drawn to come check this place out since it has been around for quite some time. It seemed to have everything there: candy shops, baked goods, pizza, ice cream, fried chicken, burgers, deli's, salad, empanadas, seafood, dumplings.. the list goes on. If you are ever in the area and you want to grab a snack or a meal, this is a great place to visit. I think parking is free for 90 minutes if you get it validated by a merchant inside. I wish I had more time there, but I will definitely go back when in this area. I ate at Magee's Kitchen and my niece got pizza. Both were pretty delicious. Prices seemed a little steep to me, but that was expected. I bought some candy fruit slices for my sister. Service: 4/5 Ambiance: 4/5 Food: 5/5

Small farmers market with about 20 stalls with various seasonal fruits and vegetables, there are…read moremany farms represented and there are also stalls with fish or nuts, and one stall I saw had one generation volunteers with bagel packs for a dollar. Most of the items included a substantial "farmer's market premium", so it doesn't seem to be the sort of farmer's market where you're getting a bulk product for a better price by cutting out the middlemen. We paid $10 for a small container of honey, and another $10 for a few oranges. Then $16 for tacos, and $1 for bagels. Saw some poke for ~$34/lb which is also rather steep. There were also two stalls with food--fish tacos and also another stand with tamales.

I can't even tell you the last time I've been to this farmers market. It has to be years the last…read moretime I stepped foot in here. Well, it's still bustling with vendors proudly showcasing their goods. Fresh grown produces straight from the farm. Farm to table to be exact. They also have a section where it's certified organic. Loads of fresh produce, fruits, veggie, eggs, pastries and so on. It does seem like they have a lot more food vendors compared to when I was last there. Also, more crafts and good as well. They have a section for that. Everything looked amazing and the colors of fresh fruits and veggies were great. There was only one vendor that sell fresh flowers. It's still busy as it alway has been. Pricewise, it's good.

We were in the area checking out a coffee shop nearby and happened to stumble upon this farmers…read moremarket which was a bit smaller than most but still had some great vendors! The one that really caught our attention was this cheesecake stand. Unique flavors and got to try free samples! From Thai tea to melon flavored cheesecake, we got both lol. They had an ube Pandan one that was also tempting. Great stuff and the guy had quite the character and really sold it to us lol. Will definitely be back and hope to see them at other pop ups! IG: @ammysalamii

Toluca Lake Farmers Market is back, bigger and in a better spot! Fresh flowers, hummus, yogurt,…read morebreads, pastries, cookies and cinnamon rolls, fruit/vegetables, eggs, brewed coffee, honey, and more. They even have an amazing face painter and puppies to rescue. Check it out!

I came and conquered the Beverly Hills Farmers Market! Actually, i have been three weeks in a row…read morenow and feel like I got the full experience - I'm a fan. The Farmers Market happens every Sunday from 8am to 1pm You can park for free for 2 hours in the Civic Center parking garage, enter off Rexford Drive. There has been plenty of parking every time I've gone, but the lower levels get filled up quickly. Just drive up a bit and you'll find a ton of spots. The only negative I can find of this Farmers Market is they need more seating. It's not wild because we always end up walking down the stairs by the police station/parking garage to eat whatever we purchase fresh. However it would be nice if they added some more tables by the live band to enjoy the market fully. That being said - Some highlights of the market: ~Live music! They need more tables and seats around the concert area but it is nice they have the live music. ~Crustee's! I love their pot pies! Highly recommended. ~Berry's Berries is a popular spot! Their strawberry juice is great and I grabbed a $6 bottle every time I've been there. ~Beverly Hills Cookies is great if you want some baked goodies to go. ~Several places sell freshly cut flower bunches for $10~15 which is perfect. I've bought an orchid from one vendor one week and a fresh bouquet another week. ~King's Road Coffee is where I have gotten my morning fix every week. ~Black Cat BBQ has friendly staff and delicious eats! ~Petting Zoo with the most adorable funny looking ducks, baby goats, baby rabbits, baby everything...ahhhhh, it's so darn cute. ~Every 3rd Sunday they have some extra crafting tables for kids.

This is such an awesome farmers market. It's located at the 9300 block of Civic Center Drive…read morebetween Third Street and North Santa Monica Boulevard and is open on Sunday (even if it rains!) from 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. For free 2 hours parking, go to 450 Rexford Drive and park in the Civic Center Parking Structure. All kinds of fresh produce, great coffee and baked goods, food from some of the best places in Beverly Hills, special events...and sometimes there is even a band.

My cousin and I decided to stop by here after our universal trip, we were in the area so why not?…read more The grocery store is immaculately organized. There's some regularly priced items while there's some that are ridiculously expensive. We are from Dallas so I'd say this reminds us of a pricier Central market! We tried the Smoothie and we don't get the hype. Then I got hypnotized and bought the pink tote. I absolutely love it as my new diaper bag because it fits everything!!! The customer service is so sweet and there's not much line at al!

I quite like this Erewhon out of the others due to the selection. Found some great weird stuff like…read moreBanana Water and Okra Water. Not super small like Beverly Hills and the outdoor seating is spacious. Nice staff, no long lines for the cashier and the smoothie bar was so fast. The Vibe-C Collagen smoothie was tasty whereas the Tropical Lifeway tasted like healthy pineapple. There's an outdoor parking lot and free 2 hour street parking. It's also in the middle of a small shopping plaza with an Alo and Van Leeuwen.

It's been a minute since I've been to this Farmers market. Parking is not an issue here. There's…read morealways your regulars and now I see new vendors. I like that everything is spaced out well and allows you to stroll throughout.

I've been on this little farmers market vibe after visiting the one in Granada Hills (reviewed)…read more The Sherman Oaks Farmers Market seemed a little more legit like the farmers markets I'm used to with vendors selling produce, fruits and organic foods. The market was small but packed with a little bit of everything. It's located in the back of the Westfield Fashion Square in the parking lot. I was in a rush after work because apparently I didn't realize it only goes from 2pm-6pm on Tuesdays. So, I rushed out the house at 5:20pm with my mom and made it just in time to fly through it in about 20 mins. Next time I'll spend a little more time hanging out and getting a closer look at some of the stuff I wanted to purchase. My mom picked up a few things like some honey and some fudge. I don't know if a lot of people attend because of the hours but my only suggestion would be, since it's on a Tuesday, extend the hours a little so people who work and get off at 5pm have enough time to get there and check it out during peak traffic hours. OOOO 4 out of 5 Afros

This is a compact weekly Farmer's Market on Melrose Place, near 8400 Melrose Ave. It's held from…read more10:00am to 2:00pm on Sundays. Most of the action is nearby the Alfred Coffee location on Melrose Place. Sometimes I take my friends visiting from out of town here so show them the real "Melrose Place" (because they have all seen the TV show :) It's a smaller cute farmers market with fresh produce, flowers, baked goods, artisanal items, food, and some arts and crafts. You might be able to snag free parking on one of the surrounding cross streets . Otherwise there is paid parking in a lot on La Cienega & Melrose.

I had a terrible experience at this place about 3 weeks ago. A vendor was very rude and treating us…read morepoorly. Well 18 hours ago I got a VERY bizarre response from from owner of the market and I dont even know what to make of it. Im not angry or offended because I dont even know what they are trying to say. This whole thing is just getting weird. I am included review plus response in photos.