Miguel is very nice and really cares about his bees. The honey was high quality and local, which…read moremade it very special to my family.

Amazing local honey. Miguel was super kind and explained his whole operation. Bottom line it's some…read moreof the best local honey in Pasadena.

Best caramels ever! So insane better than any you've ever tasted…read more Also love their regular menu and the quaint mom and pop shop locals feel they've cultivated. Service is always quick and well done!

Was there a few weeks ago. I've been going there for years (decades?) but this last time was…read moreextremely disappointing. I ordered the chilaquiles (why would you do that?? Because I liked the food there, that's why, now be quiet.) hoping for a nice surprise. Well here's what I got - stale STORE BOUGHT tortilla chips (really? The least they could have done was to actually make their own, I mean they do have a kitchen there!), a greenish salsa, and an egg. I took it back and they gave me an attitude. Overall, very disappointing experience. But I will go back. They do have yummy goodies there. Just don't order the chilaquiles!!

I love this farmer's market. It's only on Saturdays, right by Pasadena High School. There is always…read morea wonderful selection of fruits and vegetables. There are also vendors who sell seafood, meat vendor, olive oil, honey, flowers, plants, hummus and pita (and they give lots of samples!) eggs, pasta and more. It's not huge or overwhelming, which I really like. Only a few "food" vendors, so not a place to go eat like some other markets I've been to. Everyone is always very friendly, and most accept Venmo or Zelle.

Pasadena Farmers Market was a delightful find. What a gem! I came here to buy oranges. I ended up…read morebuying more than just oranges. It was not a surprise actually. Farmers market is set up next by a high school. Parking is at the front of the high school. Do come early because parking is limited based on what I could tell. A good variety of vendors from all over Northern and Southern California. They were all super friendly and nice. You may find fresh fruits, vegetables, nuts, juices, organic goods, non-food items, and so much more. Some vendors offer free samples so you can taste before you buy. I found some of the best oranges I have ever eaten from here. I've only been here once. I haven't had a chance to return, but I do plan to come back to pick up some more sweet and delicious organic oranges. Thank you Pasadena Farmers Market!

Cars are lined up the streets leading up to this farmers market, but we were able to snag a spot…read morenot too far away. The street where the market is located is adjacent to a park where lots of kids are playing. There are a few picnic tables but we weren't lucky enough to get one. I think there was maybe 20 vendors or less with some as food and a couple specialty item stores. I was expecting a more but we went away with a couple of items and tried some delicious things. Here's what I got: Calamaki - Rockfish Ceviche - 5 oz for $10 - the fish was from Santa Barbara and was mixed with tomatoes, capers, onions, etc. It was a really refreshing ceviche. We ate it on the spot because we were hungry and it was a tad frozen but still yummy! Focaccia Bread - $4, I don't remember the stall name bit the bread was quite yummy and airy! Tacos Casa - Amigos Platter $15 - The tacos were delicious! The al pastor was especially delicious. The mulitas were also yummy adding that gooey cheese. The sopes were a miss for me - hard to eat and not super flavorful. Even with ordering this, it says chips, guac, and beans are included but we did not get that and were too far to go back already. We did get some organic lettuce and these cute little squashes! Perfect for lettuce wraps and sauteed veggies. Both costs about $4. It's a cute farmer's market and hope in the future there's more variety and vendors! It's a nice stop for a Wednesday afternoon.

Covid update. This market is struggling to survive so let's show it some love. The location is very…read morefar north and at high enough elevation that you can smell the change in vegetation. This is next to a community garden and situated in a park. There are picnic tables and a dog and family area. January 26 there were two food trucks, some artisans,ceramics, soaps,and jewelry. Produce sellers were there too. I went to buy rare avocados from King and King ranch.

I love my Farmers! A friend introduced me to this fantastic…read moreresource. I get a box of goods every 2 weeks of high quality vegetables and fruits. I can make such tastey dishes! I am my own Michlen star restaurant!! They know me now and I get special treats that they know I like. I can hardly wait for guava season. They have a variety of guavas. The farm is beautiful, a true sanctuary. When I pick up my box, I walk through the edible flowers. My favorite are the Jimmy Jump ups. Now I know the cats and volunteers too.

Excellent !! Fantastic fresh, pesticide free produce, fruit, wonderful jam, UH produced honey,…read moreetc. The owners deeply care. We are so fortunate to have this available. I am allergic to pesticides and have dangerous reactions to all commercial supplied produce - including Whole Foods, Sprouts, etc. Even their Organics !!!!! The produce and fruit that UH has is perfect for me. Recommend highly.

Savor The Flavor is a cute lil gourmet foods and specialty gift shop located in Sierra Madre, CA…read more It has a plethora of items such as cookies, mugs, greeting cards, holiday ornaments, wedding gifts, books, glasses etc. This store has natural light emanating from its large front windows. Its atmosphere was relaxing especially that holiday music playing in the background. The grandma like staff was very accommodating and affable. Prices were fair. Plenty of street parking. Overall, I enjoyed visiting this store. I recommend you visit.

It is small store located in downtown Sierra Madre. I discovered this store after brunch as I…read morewanted to walk off the food. They sell very cute little things, such as dining ware, snacks, cards, jewelry, towel etc. I enjoyed walking around. I saw a cute bracelet in the store, but I was unsure about it. After I went home, I found out that I really like it. I called them and requested them to set it aside, so I can stop by on the following day to purchase it. The lady who answered the phone was super kind and she place the bracelet I like on hold. When I go to pick up the bracelet, they wrapped it very nicely too. Thank you for this wonderful experience.

I love this local butcher…read more Sonny loves his craft. The quality and taste are excellent. Grass feed beef.

This is our one stop shop for weekly meats. The pork they carry comes from restaurant-quality…read moresources (Beeler's and Chairman's Reserve, among others). Great selection of pretty much everything else, too. Staff is always friendly and helpful. A local Crescenta Valley gem.

I love this place!!!! The sandwiches are the best!!!…read more Great quality authentic meats, the bread makes the sandwich authentic!!!!

THE sandwich. I like to add chips and mustard to mine. It's also perfect as-is…read more Truly, I have never been to Roma Market, but I have some great friends who often bring THE sandwich when we meet up at the park for a picnic.

I decided I really wanted fresh eggs and produce for a change and wanted to try this one. I was…read morereally happy with the selection and the hospitality of the people. I got some fresh eggs, tangerines, pickles, an iced coffee, a breakfast burrito, and my favorite stand was the loose leaf tea from Chafolio. We got lucky with parking and found a spot right next to the farmer's market - there's a small lot if you want to try that. There's also a nice clean public park across the street where you can enjoy your treats. Along the street are a bunch of food trucks you can also try! The goods here ranges from freshly made food to produce to hand made jewelry. Every farmer's market day will be a little different, but if you happen to love pickles or loose leaf tea, I highly recommend the Chafolio stand for tea and The Crazy Cucumber stand for pickles.

Every time I go to this farmers market I just love the choices that they are selling. And since…read moregoing to the market and buying your food, isn't that safe anymore because of all the recalls, I highly recommend farmers market, especially this one. I get fresh sourdough bread, eggs that are fresh, pickles, hummus, seafood, marinated meat juices, and lots of fresh fruits and vegetables. If you're not in the area cause I'm not please make it a chance to go and visit them. They're really they're small but they're great.

This is a great local find for gourmet cheeses and accoutrement! I had a delicious muffuletta…read moresandwich and it was so appealing that my friend got the same. I purchased two cheeses, bread, "spaghetti dust" and Fat Gold olive oil for use at home. Service was fantastic - the structure seems to be an attendant who helps you choose what you'd like and helps you from start to check out. There is a sandwich counter with premade offerings that vary somewhat from day to day. I understand that I could've preordered cheese plate and so you can bet I'll do that next time! The shop is small and sort of dark, but the counter is lovely and has great offerings. There are a few tables outside with tiny stools (they do not cater to the Sir-Mix-A-lot crowd!) and a tapered bench next to the window. I think I'll pick up and eat at home next time.

The lady took a dance class nearby and got me a baguette sandwich for us to share as a late…read moreafternoon snack. She got us The HBB, which is French ham, brie and herbed butter. It was real good. I liked its flavor although I wish it had more ham in it. The bread was a little tough the lady said. It was at the end of their day and the last one left. Maybe that had something to do with it. Nevertheless, I liked it. I love a simple but flavorful French baguette sandwich and this was a good one with 3 quality ingredients plus the bread. I believe this was $10. I hope to check Milkfarm out for all their other offerings. We plan on doing that together soon. Street parking only. Metered out front. Some free but timed parking on the side streets. Check the signs.