This farmers market beats the Vista Farmers Market for vegan prepared food!…read more At the temporary location, parking is difficult and the line to get in backs up into the street- so plan accordingly and give yourself extra time. There is a special area reserved for parking for those with handicap passes. This farmers market has lots of produce, prepared food, and other goods! I didn't see many organic produce stands, but I didn't have the chance to ask if the others use organic practices (pesticide/spray free) yet. There was plenty of space between the many rows to now feel crowded. I'm definitely going back! They even have San Diego Tempeh!! & Sugar Cane Juice... and VEGAN SUSHI!!! It looked like the school's bathrooms were open for using, as well as the picnic bench lunch tables for eating!

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!

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!

Not a large market, but a good one. Nice quantity of fresh produce. Other vendors selling artisan…read morecrafts or products. Probably about 4-5 food trucks. Live music.

The Del Mar Farmers market is one of the smaller ones in San Diego.  One good thing is it is easy…read moreto find parking.  There is a parking structure next to it. There is an orchid vendor setup in front of city hall to indicate there is a farmers market.  It was $25 for the big orchids.  Lovely. The Juicing Gents had some delicious juices for sale.  I tried the blood orange guava, and passion fruit.  Wow!  There was an incredible burst of flavor from the blend of juices.  I have been a fan of POG juice since I visited Hawaii and this is the boldest and freshest version I have ever had.  I added some ice to it from my Tommy Bahama concoction maker and made a slushie.  Amazing drink.  Next time I see them I'll try some more flavors. 2nd visit. I tried the Juicing Gents again.  This time I had the tangerine/guava.  Loved the rich, sweet mix of tangerine and guava flavors.  Delicious.  Next time I'm gonna try the tangerine, passion fruit and guava. Strawberries were at peak ripeness and I loved the sweet strawberry flavor.  They were $15 for 3 packs. Le Rendez Vous French Bakery had baked goods.  French baguette had a thin crunchy crust and a nice mild flavor.  Very good but not on the Bread & Cie level. Del Mar Farmers Market is great if you are looking for a farmer's market with the essentials that is easy to get in and out of.  Next time I want to try the safron chicken and the honey.

This market is very cute but definitely small compared to other ones around San Diego. There were a…read morefew produce booths, 1-2 bakeries, a sourdough vendor, kebabs, African cuisine, empanadas, a coffee spot, and a jewelry vendor. I also saw lots of tropical fruit! You can see everything in less than 30 minutes for sure.

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.

Excellent night market for all kinds of shopping and exploration. I love how it expanded another…read moreblock up from the original set up I visited growing up, and the ability to find more vendors, get some extra space and enjoy additional table tops for dining helps alleviate the congestion in the main area with most of the stalls.

This review is for the morning farmers market for fresh produce--…read more I wanted some fresh seasonal produce and visited this spot during the Thursday morning farmers market in Oceanside. The people Working the stalls are friendly but not pushy and it is so much calmer than the night market! They had a huge variety of fruits and they even let me try some to make sure I liked it prior to buying it. Prices are reasonable and I would definitely recommend buying the baskets of fruits or bunches of grapes rather than just picking your own because I think that is a little bit more cost-efficient.. There's just something about locally grown produce and this does it right!

Behneman Farm, Valley Center, needs some social media PR...hope I'm leaving this review with the…read moreright farm. That being said, my mom and I were drawn into your stand at the Hillcrest Farmers Market by your delicious Valencia oranges. The taster wedges quickly led to a purchase of a bag of oranges. Always great to see and taste fresh produce with signage that support pesticide free and fresh picked! Cheers!

A friend turned me onto this farmers market a few weeks ago and I've gone the last two Fridays to…read morepick up a few items. If you are big on Farmers Market, you probably won't really think much of this one but because it takes place on a Friday, its easy for me to swing by to pick up a few items after work. The market is really small but there a few vendors worth checking out. --Organic Meat Guy - Great prices. Their natural tri tip is great. I purchased 8 pounds from them last week for my husbands poker party last weekend. The two guys who work this are great. Very friendly and very helpful. Tri tip was a hit. --Flower guy - Again, great prices and pretty decent selection. --Fish Taco Lady - Great fish tacos and her shrimp ceviche is AMAZING! I'd definitely go back here again but if you're into buying organic veggies and fruits, there is little to none here so don't bother. I went through the entire market (all 3 aisles) both weeks and the 3 vendors listed above are the best of the bunch. Here are the hours of operation: Year Round each Friday April - Nov (2pm - 6pm) Dec - March (1pm - 4pm)

Full disclosure: I work on the City College campus so visiting this fantastic little farmers market…read moreis muy convenient. That being said, if you work or live anywhere close to the East Village and can sneak over to City on a Tuesday morning, this is an absolute jewel of Downtown San Diego. The Urban Farm is exactly what it sounds like: a little patch of farmland smack dab in the middle of the City College campus. You can enroll in a class and learn all about sustainable farming, etc, or you can even just volunteer to work there planting, maintaining, harvesting, and selling the garden/farm wares. They now have a weekly market, every Tuesday from 9:30-11am selling their seasonal offerings. Right now (Jan) they have turnips, radishes, braising greens (kale, chard, collards, etc), herbs, edible flowers (calendula), and more. Even if you're not a hyper-foodie (I'm not), we all can probably agree that it's better for our bodies and our communities to eat and buy locally grown and seasonal foods. This is a small and perfect opportunity to not only eat and shop for your food wisely, but to support a very cool educational program as well. I work at City but I'm NOT affiliated with the Farm, I'm really just proud of this tiny speck of dirt and goodness in the middle of the city.

This little gem of a Farmer's market is located on the campus of City College downtown…read more The organic market occurs every Tuesday from 10am until noon during school sessions. This farmer's market is the product of a very cool program that has converted a large chunk of the school's property from grass to a bustling farm that includes a wide array of veggies and fruits. The people that run this program are super cool, nice, and extremely knowledgeable about their crops and organic agriculture in general. Definitely worth a trip if your anywhere near the area. They also allow volunteers to help out and learn about farming on Tuesday and Saturday mornings from 9am-Noon.