Hardly any food. Ribs and 1 vegetable stand. This farmers market has more clothing and accessories…read morethan food.

very friendly staff alm around , the produce is so fresh ghey give samples to enjoy . 8-1 on…read moreThursday mornings

Tried Nava's Sausage at Redlands Public Market today. So many choices of food here, you will never…read moreget bored. My dog was super tasty - I had the "create your own" with fries and a drink. It was very tasty!

Redlands Public Market is such a fun spot to check out. The space has a great vibe, and I really…read moreliked how clean and welcoming everything felt. It's a nice place to walk around, grab a bite, and enjoy a relaxed atmosphere without feeling rushed. There's a good variety of food and drink options, which makes it easy to find something for everyone. The market also has that local, community feel that makes it stand out from a typical food court. It's a great place to stop in whether you're meeting friends, grabbing lunch, or just exploring downtown Redlands. Pros: Clean space, good atmosphere, variety of vendors, easy to enjoy casually. Cons: Can get a little busy depending on the time, and some items may feel a bit pricey depending on what you order. A few of the more popular vendors seem to be Cornerstone BBQ, Shokunin Temaki & Nigiri, Hen & Heifer, Take Ur Seat, and Supernova Slice Pizza. I also liked that they have a health store, which adds a nice wellness-focused option to the mix.

Small - but it's relatively new, am hoping it will grow! We found incredible avocado, oranges,…read morefresh eggs, amazing balsamic vinegar and honey. There was a guy making killer sandwiches - highly recommended. A vendor from SD had hummus, etc that was quite delicious. Check it out!

I've been here several times before they held it to the side of downtown Redlands. Parking is…read morelimited so if you can't find a spot across where the Farmer's Market is at, then you'll have to drive to the other side of the street and just walk over. There used to be more vendors selling here, but that's ok. I still like shopping for fresh vegetables from local growers. My favorite is buying honey that is harvested locally. The farmers here selling their produce are always friendly and they offer samples of fruit if you ask. Then of course, you can't miss the smell of the food being cooked by the food vendors as well. If you haven't had your breakfast yet, don't miss out on buying pupusas or tamales or whatever you're hungry for that morning. Enjoy your morning eating here after you shop.

No it a lot of options, but a lot of variety. Found some great mushrooms from a vendor. There was a…read moreDJ which set a fun vibe. Everyone was very friendly. Definitely something to check out!

Such a beautiful day to visit this 123 Farm in Cherry Valley. It was the Lavander festival till…read moreJuly 19. So many shops, cafe , gardens and live music to enjoy. The Soudough shop was Amaxing. We got the fresh cheddar and jakapeno sourdough bread. Dipped with their farm made balsamic blackberry vinegar and olive oil. So crispy on top and soft dough inside. The matcha room was so good especially the jasmine tea macha and bnb matcha latte. Pizza the sourdough crust with urugula, goat cheese ,figs . Wow . Live music was so enjoyable. The Monark band performed well. Chandelier hanging all over the trees . The cafe and food stands were all open and so many to choose from. Sourdough donuts, burgers, fried with lavender solo. Drinks their signature Lavender ice tea. Be back

We have been to 123 Farm before, and while it remains a visually stunning place, our recent…read moreSaturday visit left us feeling that the event has gotten much more expensive while losing some of its original natural charm and value. The Good: Parking Logistics: The parking lot has been moved closer to the flower fields this year, which is a massive upgrade in convenience compared to previous years. The Atmosphere & Maze: The farm decorations are beautiful, especially the purple cloths hung between the rows of large trees that catch the wind. Our kids also thoroughly enjoyed the Lavender Pallet Maze. It features a fun True/False lavender trivia game inside that kept our son engaged enough to want to do it twice. The Petting Zoo: The animals were quite active (bunnies, a Polish chicken, goats, and a very soft alpaca). It's a nice stop for kids, though parents of timid children should watch out as the little goats can be a bit pushy! The Disappointing: Over-Commercialization: There are massive lighting setups in the flower fields now. It feels like there is too much human intervention, and the lavender didn't look as healthy or vibrant as it did during our first visit. Additionally, most of the fields were already harvested and cut flat. I don't think there will be much of bloom later in the month. Food & Pricing Downgrades: We ordered the Lavender Smash Burger and Lavender Carne Asada Fries. The burger patty was overly salty and the fries lacked crispiness. Two years ago, the specialty drinks (Strawberry Lavender Lemonade and Iced Tea) came with a fresh sprig of lavender. This year, there was no garnish at all. The prices have gone up, but the experience feels stripped down. The "No Water" Policy: The farm is incredibly dry and dusty. Selling lemonade here must be an absolute goldmine because they do not provide water. When my husband went around to the stands to ask for water or extra ice cups, he was told no stand has water, and a cashier literally rolled her eyes at him. Word of advice: Bring plenty of your own water and leave it in the car! The "Free" Kids' Craft: The advertised free craft was a huge letdown. It was just basic coloring pages on postcards with zero staff guidance. The actual interactive crafts require an extra fee, which felt cheap considering the high price of admission. The nearby games were also poorly maintained--the foosball table was so old and broken that it used a ping-pong ball that the soccer men couldn't even hit. Tips for Parents: Check the daily schedule carefully before lounging around! We mistakenly thought crafts started in the evening, but weekend activities actually start at 1:00 PM. Overall, it's still a decent day trip for photos, but bring your own hydration, manage your expectations on the food, and be prepared for a very commercialized experience.

Visit and purchased 5.2.26…read more This giant farmers market nestled in such a cute downtown atmosphere here in Claremont. Although it was gloomy and cold, but people here support the market. There are so many things here, exotic teas, lots of veggies and fruits, even this awesome soapmaker who made Calamansi Soap! Wow! I purchased that too! Plus, Olive Oil with Basil, very fancy here, juice stands, salsa and chips fresh made. A bit of soft music, plenty of parking and got one quite fast. Beef jerky and chamoy candy. Pizza ready for baking when you home, too. I prefer shopping locally and lines not long and boring like grocery markets and major chains. Establishing relationships with market vendors is above all else important. Visiting again!!

First Great Spring…read moreDay for a stroll. Quite and peaceful I arrived towards the end of the open hours Still, I had a great time! Recommend Thank You for reading

This farmers market is new, just starting this past April. It's a small event geared towards the…read moreimmediate locals, but has everything your basic farmers market has. They had a nice produce section, some food stands, a bakery, gem shop, interesting artsy clothes, etc. I stopped by on a whim just to check it out and couldn't help but to leave with an awesome loaf of sourdough bread. Everyone I spoke with was friendly and had the small town vibe I enjoy around this area. If you're in the area on Sunday morning, definitely check it out!

This has to be the most beautiful farmers market in the world. It sits at the top of the mountain…read moreand you get a view of everything. The food I had here was amazing!! The coffee was amazing quality- would love to get the beans next time. They offer fresh produce, food vendors, tea and coffee, desserts and pastries, and retail shops. Actually amazing I would love to come back