Came to the Leucadia Farmers Market for the first time and it did not disappoint. Located in an…read moreelementary school, you'll see a bunch of tents lined along, selling everything from flowers, fruits, jerky, meat, cheese, and more! Pros: -I love the variety of food vendors that they have here. There were also vegan options available. -there is a shaded seating area that has picnic benches but people also brought out blankets to enjoy the day -some live music was available when I stopped by Cons: -parking can be a bit difficult and since this is in a residential neighborhood, you need to be careful of where you park. It I was able to get street parking not too far away Overall, a delightful farmers market!

-Amazing farmers market! Great variety of produce (fruits veggies meats etc)…read more - food selection was also super cool, we got stuffed hash browns which were delicious, there were pasta, pizza, Kenyan food, Thai food, etc. after ordering food, you can also sit in the grass areas or lunch tables areas that are shaded. My highlight of this place was the green juice from morning star ranch!! Everyone had a bottle and rightfully so, super nutritious and delicous - this farmers market is at a elementary school which is great -parking can be tough but we had parked in downtown Encinitas and just walked over (about 20 minutes)

I'm stupid obsessed with diagonal crosswalks. This one traffic feature makes Encinitas Mainstreet…read moreone of my favorite North County destinations. The whole area is more pedestrian friendly with these crosswalks included in the design. There are a variety of breweries, restaurants, and things to do. I'm a huge fan of Candles on Tap- where you can create your own custom scented candle. Modern Times Taproom is a fave when I'm wanting a beer and I love the gelato shop. Parking can be a little tricky, but that's how it goes when you're steps away from the city's best dining/retail AND the beach. Go for sunset, stay for drinks & dinner. It's a great place to be!

It was nice to able to killl some time walking and find some hidden gems. Also bonus found a…read morebrewery with the hubbys can hang out while the wifeys shop, win win.

We've been here many times! I enjoy the egg vendor and that you can buy chicken. We try to buy all…read moreour produce here for the week when in town. We have been missing La Pinsa Mia that last few weeks. We will order online so we can take some back to Tahoe. The vendor I want to call out is the food one for East African cuisine. We tried the saffron chicken over the weekend and really enjoyed it!

The Solana Beach Farmer's Market happens every Sunday from Noon to 4PM in the parking lot that runs…read morethe length of the 444 Cedros Design District office and retail space building on the east side of South Cedros Avenue. There are numerous produce vendors, food vendors, crafts vendors and prepared food vendors. There is usually some live music for entertainment you can listen to while partaking of some of the food vendor offerings. For me it's usually either something from Chez Cristophe or the East African Food vendor who sells saffron chicken and sombusas. Parking - it's usually not too hard to find parking on the street... if nothing is available right nearby there usually is some parking up Rosa street. Bathrooms - if needed - are in the main office building. Just go through the main entrance glass doors and the hallway to the right leads right to them. Vibe is laid back and I haven't seen it too crowded all the times I've gone over the years.

Local vendors gathered in a tucked away spot in encinitas. There's a good selection of used…read moreclothing, crystals, and all sorts of trinkets and jewelry you'd expect at a pop-up market. It's very cute to stop by when I'm in the area visiting some local place in Encinitas. It's a little hard to find parking off the strip, but honestly, it's normally such a nice walk that it's hardly a bother to walk to. Dog friendly (with well-behaved owners) as are most places along the coast, and the vendors are normally sweet small business owners.

I'm confused. The Moonlight Marketplace where I checked in is on Encinitas Blvd just west of I-5…read more It has two grocery stores, several eating establishments, and other retail shops and services.

Amazing day for fresh organic veggies and eggs. A lot more to see here. Wednesday's the day, Go! So…read morelocal and so fun for all.

Plenty of fresh fruit and veggies. Oranges from R&L Farms were so juicy, perfect sweetness, and…read moreeasy to peel. I was impressed with the sample alone and the friendly service from the young gentleman at the booth. That was the only booth I enjoyed at this time. I circled it twice but nothing really called out to me at this time. This farmers market is not as big as my favorite ones. Wish there were more hot food vendors

We love this Farmer's market! There are so many friendly faces and great products, including…read morehandmade jewelry and authentic French pastries and baked goods.

INSANE market pricing has completely ruined the community feel of so many SoCal fairs and farmers…read moremarkets. When did local markets stop being places regular families could actually enjoy? I'm sorry, but $12-15 for lemonade, juice, or a coconut drink is absurd. These are some of the highest markup items imaginable, yet somehow this pricing has become "normal" because people keep accepting it. And no -- this isn't just "inflation." A packet of drink mix does not cost 5x what it used to. Lemons and coconuts did not suddenly become luxury goods. What's frustrating is that markets used to feel joyful and accessible. When I was growing up, even families on tight budgets could go to fairs, snack all day, try things, and make memories. Now a family can easily spend $150-300 on a few drinks and basic food. We love foo and spending on trying new things. That changes who gets included. Vendors absolutely deserve to make a profit. If someone is creating truly handmade artisan goods, specialty food, or something labor-intensive, charge accordingly. But charging luxury prices for basic drinks and hot dogs is pushing community events into "wealthy people only" territory. And here's the irony: lower prices would probably create MORE sales volume and a better atmosphere. If drinks were $4-5 instead of $15, families would buy multiple drinks instead of walking away entirely. We need to stop pretending these prices are normal. If enough people politely refuse overpriced food and drinks -- and tell vendors why -- maybe markets can become enjoyable and accessible again instead of feeling like a luxury outing.

Our friends told us about this farm and we were honestly blown away. We were visiting North County…read moreand kept saying the whole time how much we wish we had a place exactly like this closer to us! The farm stand is absolutely adorable. I love the concept of making fresh food accessible to everyone and anyone. It's such a great mission. The highlight for us was the nature play area; my little one could have stayed there for hours. They've done a fantastic job creating an outdoor experience that's genuinely fun and engaging for kids of all ages. I also loved the "lead experiences" they host every hour. We joined the chicken feeding, which was a huge hit thanks to Daniel! We felt very safe throughout our visit, and the security team was incredibly helpful and a special thanks to Stephanie for that. We're already looking forward to our next trip back!

I cannot say enough good things about coastal roots farm! Four years it has been a favorite spot of…read moremine to pick up fresh organic fruits and vegetables. The farm has on Thursdays and Sundays a pay what you can farm stand. This has been a tremendous help to the community, especially when Covid hit. When purchasing items it is private so other people cannot see if you need to use the opportunity to purchase items at a discounted price or at full price. There are also many educational opportunities on the farm. Camps for kids, after school programs and other events are available throughout the year. The farm recently opened a coffee cart as well. Swing by and get fresh coffee along with your fruits and vegetables. There are also chickens on the farm and fresh eggs are sold every Sunday. If you like to eat the rainbow, or try new vegetables, this might be the spot for you as well, depending on when you arrive at the farm, you can see the vegetables coming in just after they have been picked to be sold.

I love Sundays because of the Farmers Market!…read more The Rancho Santa Fe Farmers Market is really small but it's perfect to grab a bite to eat and look at the supercars! They literally have options and I love that! I like to grab a smoothie or natural ice tea, a drunken noodle dish from the Thai stand and a beef jerky from that crazy uncle guy before I head out.

There is coffee here! One of the vendors was selling hot coffee with mushroom powder and another…read more(see clip) has iced coffee or a combo of iced coffee and tea. I got the coffee/tea combo from the Hong Kong tea booth and it was tasty. The caffeine kick was great and lots of good flavor. The rest of the market was pretty quaint. Had a decent number of fresh vegetables and fruits. And a few jam, honey, baked good stalls too. Not too crowded and the vendors were all really friendly and some had great samples. The food vendors however were great and a decent amount of seating. Ample parking in the lot or the street. Very easy to navigate with a stroller.

Located right along the 101 in Downtown Encinitas, there's a cute, open market. There were around…read more20-25 vendors selling clothes, jewelry, health food and more. My sister found a couple shirts from the various vendors and I got a permanent bracelet from Hara Jewels. I was torn between the permanent bracelet and the charm bracelets she has, but I'll definitely be coming back for one of those bracelets. Everyone was friendly and open to negotiating on prices (when it came to the clothes). They are open Saturday's and Sunday's until 4pm!

Cute concept, but needs more vendors. The jewelry vendors had some cute stuff.... But just needs…read moremore