Such great selection of local fruits, veggies, flowers and honey…read more Ojai pixie season just started and those little cuties are so juicy and sweet. Right off State so it was around downtown shopping with of options to eat or shop.

great farmers market! so many vendors to choose from. I bought some honey and have been so happy…read morewith my purchase, I use it every day. We did have trouble finding the location because it was not updated on yelp so make sure to go directly to the farmers market website for up to date information. Had so much fun walking around and there were so many people at the market enjoying their time too.

A plethora of fabulous opportunities to learn about your local farms, your food sources all the…read morewhile enjoying the SBA vibe. I highly recommend talking to the team behind sweet wheel farms. There is so much I want to say and I will write more soon, but go check them out. Look at their website learn more about the non-GMO and their way of farming and what they are doing to get back to the community with her nonprofit helping people in need.

It is definitely a troublesome time, with corona virus going on. Grocery stores running low on…read morefood, but thank god for this amazing local farmers coming to sell their wonderful fruits and veggies. This last Saturday I stoped and even with the rain they were there with a smile. Got some Brígida and fruits and even flowers. So glad they were here, selling those much needed food supplies. I hope they will be able to keep the markets open next few weeks, they(seller) depend on this income and we definitely depend on all those goodies. Everybody stay safe and healthy!!

The SB Public Market has a nice assortment of restaurants. We didn't really expect such a…read morewonderland of food and drink, and yet here it is. Went in to visit the new Seoulmate Kitchen. We kept hearing how authentic their food is, and they also have a delicious menu of Matcha and Cafe Specials. After walking in and noticing all the other food options, we all split up to visit the other spots within, and we then met at one of the many communal tables to share each other's selections. At our large table we had food from Corazon Cocina, Empty Bowl Gourmet Noodles, Wabi Sabi, Little Bird Kitchen, and Que (West Coast BBQ). They all paired nicely with draft beers and cocktails from Cooney's at the Market, and we even got desserts from Rori's Artisanal Creamery. Staff at each venue was very helpful making food suggestions, and even pointed out some of their own favorites there at the SBPM.

My first impression is that Whatever you are craving for you can get it here. A diverse selection…read moreof food vendors under one building. Not fast food type but a decent meal in a quick pace environment. Friendly and quick service. Like a food court type of arrangement but so much more. My favorite is seoul mate kitchen which offers some classic dishes with a fusion twist. I love the bento box here. Pick a protein among beef, pork belly, chicken Or tofu. It also comes with rice, half marinated egg, cucumber, carrots , and three veggie side dishes. A full meal without the need to do much thinking. Next is the ca'dario pizza, we got the parma pizza. I cannot stop eating it... maybe it is the crust Want to try the rori's artisanal creamery. There was a "be backed" sign on the register. We Waited for 10mins or so and had to go. Now i have one more reason to come back and visit. Parking is pretty convenient. City parking close by and offer first 45 minutes free parking,

I'm a huge farmers market fan. Whenever I'm in a new place, I look up the market and the days it is…read moreopen and make sure to check it out because local businesses and local people love their markets! This one is no different. With COVID, they extended the market to a full 4 blocks. Flowers, breads, strawberry ice cream from the farm, and tons of berries and apples to choose from make it a nice Tuesday evenIng spot to stop at. Plus, you can dine on State after or grab a drink in the bars. My favs are tutti fruitti farms, relaxing to the outdoor musicians and plain out people watching. Be sure to by some fresh local flowers for your loved ones to take home with you!

Great way to pick up farm fresh fruits, veggies, flowers, meat, bread, and other condiment/…read moresundries during our weeklong vacation to SB. State Street is completely blocked off from about Ortega to Gutierrez. From other reviews, it seems like there are more vendors during the summer months but it seemed pretty decent even this week in February! I also picked up a bag of local organic salted pistachios and a bag of honey dates to take home with us and enjoy the flavors of SB long after vacation is over!

If you find yourself in the Santa Barbara / Montecito area on the day a Farmers Market is…read morehappening, do yourself a favor and swing by... you won't regret it! Whether you just walk the couple of blocks chatting with shoppers and local vendors or you actually purchase something, there is a feeling in the air that you don't get elsewhere. I highly recommend picking out some beautiful flowers and fresh produce... During my visit, we did both... gorgeous flowers to look at while we enjoyed fresh berries, cucumbers, peppers, etc... Thanks to my friend Angela P for introducing me to this place. Hope to visit again sometime!

Surprisingly so fresh. Chinese chicken salad was my favorite. The chicken sandwich was also so…read moredelicious!

I think everyone who lives in Santa Barbara attended last year's Holiday Night Market inside the…read morevacant Paseo Nuevo Macy's. We all wanted to unite and help out the local businesses who were trying to make up for lost profits and wages after the natural disasters. Sadly enough, this year's Night Market was dishearteningly and abruptly cancelled in October by Paseo Nuevo leaving many artisans displaced, with hopes to find somewhere quick to sell their amazing art and goods this Holiday Season. Thanks to Santa Barbara Trading Post's Vashti Wilson who pulled strings and all her resources to throw 2019's Twilight Holiday Market. She is an Air Force mother who had experienced European markets and wanted to bring this to Santa Barbara. If you ask me, this year's market is BETTER THAN EVER! It temporarily transported me home to Chicago's Christkindlmarket--without the frigid temperatures and mandatory cider in German boot mugs! The Twilight Market is outdoors right on De La Guerra Plaza within a heated tent with Christmas lights decorating the surrounding plants and palm trees. Step inside to explore 40+ local vendors and artisans selling their creative creations. A few of my favorites were: Island View Outfitters (screen printing shirts and stickers), AZ Designz (leather goods), Horse & Carriage Co (custom string art), Hot Cherry (therapeutic cherry pit wraps and pillows), RoHo Goods (ethical Kenyan products), & Pura Luna Women's Apothecary (plant remedies and goods). Everyone was super friendly and enthusiastic, plus many more to see that I failed to mention. If you're hungry, enjoy some smoky barbecue from Kaptain's BBQ Shack... Side note: There's the option to order in advance by texting your order to 805-617-0825 including your first/last name and phone number. There is also fingerlicking popcorn from Hippy Pop Popcorn, caffeinated hot beverages from the Nitro Shack, and rotating beer and wine offerings that changes daily to support multiple breweries/wineries. Genius! During the evenings, they have bands perform to add to the ambiance and outdoor patio seating. Markets like this is what I truly love about our tiny beach town of Santa Barbara--everyone pulls together to help and support one another to make exciting things happen. I would love to see the city create a permanent shared space for all these artisans to have pop-up shop off State Street since there is so much talent. For now, feel free to ask for a business card or find them on Etsy and/or Instagram. The market is running daily for two weeks straight from December 6th-23rd Mondays-Saturdays 4 pm - 10 pm and Sundays 12 pm - 6 pm. Go support your local artisans and small businesses to make a difference this Holiday Season!

In my search for a Farmers Market in the Santa Barbara area, I discovered the Tuesday Farmers…read moreMarket that runs from 3pm-7pm on the 600-800 block of State Street. There is a parking structure nearby and I believe the first 75 minutes are free. A bit on thr smaller side, it's an awesome Farmers Market for organic and fresh produce. We bought sweet strawberries and blueberries thar were picked in the morning, and beautiful radishes, carrots, red onions and cilantro. All decently priced. We were hungry, but discovered that there was no spots serving food. Overall, worth visiting if you're looking for fresh produce. We noticed fresh meat being sold as well.

Amazing food that is nutritious and wonderful service. I've tried two of their soups and the banh…read moremi sandwich and all were amazing. Service is super professional and anticipatory. Will definitely be back.

The Daisy in Santa Barbara was a bit of a hit-or-miss visit for us…read more The restaurant itself is beautifully decorated, with plenty of outdoor seating, and is dog friendly, which is a big plus. You order at the counter and the food is brought over to your table. The service was friendly, though it could have been better--we had to get our own water, cutlery, and napkins and nobody came to check on us throughout the meal. Maybe that was because we came right at opening on the weekend. Food-wise, some dishes were better than others. The smoked brisket banh mi was disappointing, mainly because the brisket was chewy. The burrata-tomato salad with added chicken breast was good and felt fresh and satisfying. The chicken salad sandwich was okay, but the bread was too hard, which made it less enjoyable. On the positive side, my son really enjoyed the kids' grilled cheese sandwich with fries. Overall, The Daisy has a lovely atmosphere, and a great dog-friendly patio, but the food was a bit hit-or-miss during our visit.

Sometimes you just have a craving for a good pie. Stop by our local farmers market and with a quick…read morepayment on your phone for $12 you get a yummy little pie for two. There are lots of flavors and are always fresh. Yes, fresh to the point they mold quickly if not eaten or refrigerated. Fresh fruit and a buttery crust always makes for a great combination if you add vanilla ice cream. Staff are helpful on recommendations and the farmers market is an easy place to shop and get what you need!

Strawberry rhubarb mini pies are the best…read more It was a little undercooked (honestly) but it was made with love, I dont know if that makes sense but I really enjoyed it. The strawberry in it was GREAT - REALLY good. Thank you! Mini pies are perfection. :) I did not see you guys at the Goleta Farmers Market on Sunday though - boo!

I love this family owned market!! I could drink one of their fresh squeezed juices everyday on the…read moremorning. Can't think start my day without one. Not just fresh but very reasonable pricing. So many over-priced rip offs in Santa Barbara- get your juice here instead!! They also carry so many of my favorite farmers market staples, but I don't have to stress if I can't make it to the farmers market that day - this market is open 7 days a week!! Friendly staff and great location by the beach as well!!

Have to run some errands for my bff and went to this store . Love the area - it's so close to the…read morebeach. Food: organic, locally grown fruits... awesome!! Service: 100% ask a staff to assist me on something I can't find and he went to the back storage and found what I was looking for... awesome! Ambiance: cozy! IF you're looking for a local store that produces all locally grown fruit, organic food - this is the place to go. Tri- County Produce 335 S. Milpas St. Santa Barbara CA 93103. Highly recommended!