A good farmers market that is growing. I go every week and love it…read more I recommend the bonjour yogurt. Many flavors and has enzymes so lactose people can eat it. Have to have the guacamole from the salsa people. The seafood is fresh and the people always entertaining. Love fresh homemade jelly? Great flavors and varieties. There's bread, Mediterranean food, honey, produce and more. Get the tamales. Always good.

I love!! It's a bit sparse for a farmers market but they hit the key notes of good food made by…read morelocals, fresh produce, and speciality items.

This is a great place to get fresh eggs, organic veggies & fruit, fresh squeezed juice, and a…read morevariety of fresh food, (so you can have lunch while walking around). There are also vendors that sell a variety of fresh honey, nuts and sweets. There are fresh flowers, crystals and incense. I've even seen clothing for dogs, and their owners as well. Most places take ATM/Credit, but some are cash only. Parking can be a little trough, but as they say, patience is a virtue.

I love this farmers market because the prices are always reasonable! I get three packs of…read moreraspberries for $12. I also get avocado honey, which is not as sweet of regular honey. Everyone at the booth is so sweet and welcoming.

My boyfriend and I were looking for a farmer's market to check out on a Saturday morning and came…read moreacross this place via Yelp. We got there and it was rather smaller than what we were expecting. Parking was accessible and easy to find parking. There are few vendors that sold your typical vegetables and fruits, a few food vendors, and handmade items. The food vendors available were a seafood & oyster joint, pupusas, fruit drinks, hummus, tamales, and breads. My boyfriend and I tried the oyster and a spicy handroll (we got salmon) for the oyster and seafood place. The oysters were nice and fresh. The guy even shuck it right in front of us. But in our opinion we too big. The oyster was big so when you slurp the oyster it's too much of a chew for me. And I understand the spicy salmon was premade. I don't really care for spicy but I thought I'd give it a try. It was too spicy for us. Too much sriracha for a spicy handroll roll. Before eating the spicy hand roll, I decided to get a drink because I already know the handroll was gonna be too spicy, so I bought a mango drink from one of the vendors. She had a great selection of fruit drinks. I got the mango. It was very light and refreshing. And very mango forward. Good thing I got a drink cos it definitely helped with the spicyness. Overall, this is a good place to check out.

Very small farmer market. We came after a quick hike in the area…read more There were fresh seafood, handmade pizza, hummus(kitchen sink hummus, chips, and bruschetta) delicious pastries (picked up pistachio croissant, kouign - amann), Agus frescas, quesadillas, and lots more of yummy ready to eat food. We liked it a lot more than the Cerritos one, less crowded and easier to look at products without feeling too overwhelmed. Lots of parking on a Saturday! Come on by!

Small farmers market with fresh produce and products. Ample parking. Lots of options for fresh…read morefruit and vegetables as well as food truck vendors. Enjoyable experience. Friendly vendors and good pricing. If you are in the area there is a great park near by. The farmers market and park are safe with the local police station close.

Bixby Knolls Farmers Market occurs on Thursday nights from 3p-7p off Atlantic and 45th in the…read morecommunity of Bixby Knolls, Long Beach. You could definitely find fruits, vegetables, yogurt, breads, and honey; however, what brings this from 3 stars to 4 stars are the variety of food vendors that attend the market. As you drive by, you'll tend to see about five to eight food trucks serving Jamaican, Philly Cheesesteaks, Birria, Tacos, Pupusas, Churros, and American BBQ. My favorite vendors here are Battambong BBQ, which has a great reputation for their barbecue with Cambodian flavors and Churros Don Abel Jr, for their made-to-order churros. Unfortunately, Battambong was not present this week (as the chef was on vacation for the week), but I'll be back soon for Battambong's delicious smoked brisket and Cambodian-style sausages. Overall, this is a small, local farmer's market with excellent food choices; however, you can definitely find the fresh fruits and vegetables if that's what you seek.

Ten Reasons this is a pretty bom Farmers Market: 1. Fresh…read morefruit n veggies 2. Parking is super easy 3. Pastries by the Persian Bakery 4. Friendly vendors 5. Music player is cool 6. Fresh eggs by two vendors 7. Some krafty people make stuff 8. Less crowded 9. Sunny and warm cuz inland 10. Ez parking - if you buy a lot this matters- yes I wrote the parking thing twice.

I love this farmers market such a great place to get fresh squeezed juice from a local vendor and I…read morealso buy fresh bread as well !

Got the king salmon, so juicy not dry like sockeye or keta. Always hard to find king salmon…read more(besides order online) so glad I found it here. Sunday farmer's market.

I've been purchasing from them a few times a year over the years from the Brentwood Farmer's…read moreMarket. The chilean sea bass is always terrific, and the price is a few dollars cheaper per pound than gourmet markets. We've also greatly enjoyed their scallops. I wouldn't hesitate to purchase any of their offerings.

Dropped by here to pick up a pound of strawberries since it's strawberry season and convenient!…read more I...feel mixed writing this review. And mind you, perhaps you'll get a better tasting batch of strawberries maybe? The stall is in a church's parking lot, I believe, although I parked on the street and walked over. Went around an hour before closing. It's $8 for a pound of strawberries, so definitely not cheap. Especially when you can get strawberries for roughly $2.5/lb at Costco or even as low as $2/lb at other stores. I have really fond memories of buying strawberries from Thacker Berries back in middle school, and them tasting AMAZING. I don't know if I need to wait until even later in the seasons, but these were marginally "better" if not equivalent to the strawberries I buy at any other supermarket. I don't consider the 4x pricing worth it. The real killer was when I was cutting my strawberries, and the first one which was really large and promising, essentially ended up being rotted all the way through... My experience was essentially the same when I bought strawberries from another of their booths a couple of years ago. There's nothing really that stands out that makes them worth the extreme upcharge. I cannot tell if the flavor/quality has dropped or if I need to wait until the weather gets even warmer. Not sure if I plan on trying them again after two expensive misses.

Wow! This strawberry stand is a must-stop. The strawberries were HUGE and insanely sweet -- fresh…read morefrom Watsonville this week and so good. I also grabbed some sweet cherries that were just as delicious. Can't wait to come back for more berry goodness!

Friendly vendors, safe, clean environment and great selection. It's the only Farmers Market open…read moreon Mondays in my general area. Fruits vine ripe and sweet. This is the whole Reason I want together my produce from a farmers market. People are more willing to serve you because they would love into their produce, planted by their hands and sold the same day. Maybe some of the produce I wanted were out of season nor limited and I wish I was able to find them.

3/24/25 Picking up bread & tamales here! It's been about a couple of years, maybe since I stopped…read moreby. I forgot to revise the review with the change of its location at 16521 Adenmoor, probably since 2 yrs or so ago. Thought I dropped a review to the new additions--please see photos of the other vendors. The parking lot is pretty sizable. If you're driving northbound from Bellflower Blvd, once you turn right on Belmont, the parking lot n market will be on your left. There are definitely more vendors & not just fresh fruits & vegetables but also, kefir yogurts, coffee, tamales, fresh flowers, agua fresca, honey, dairy from Chino, arts & craft (candles, lotions, jewelry) & so much more. Vendors are friendly. There are a few tables, chairs to enjoy your treats. The vibe is like a family affair, easy going. Today a raffle is up (ticket per vendor you supported) to win $100 to spend at this market, great idea to bring it back to help support the community. I love that it grew, hope it continues to provide this farmer so market in the City of Bellflower. Got my bread n tamales--, sooooo good, all that's left were beef n sweet corn, got the beef with the green salsa-fresh n tasty! Nice little fmr mkt but it has much to offer-- come support these farmers & vendors!

Sunday Farmers Market in a mellow, easy parking, chill location. Vendors aplenty for food, crafts…read moreand even music. This one vendor even has beans for sale. So yes, it's a decent farmer's market without the hype and parking problems. The vendors seem happy to see you and give you great service. It's a good spot to pick up fruits and veggies!

Better than it used to be a few years back, for sure worth a visit!!…read moreThis is the spot to get fresh roasted peanuts, custom coffees, flowers, crafts, hot food, amazing breads, etc. Go there!

Second and fourth Thursday of every month ! DJ music food trucks so much fun. Come support Downey's…read morenight time farmers market. Bring the family and then send them home and go to karaoke at Epic! #SummerNightsinDowney #KaraokeNightEpic #DowneyGirl