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 !

This Farmer's market is across the street from 2nd and PCH in Long Beach and is open from 9a-1p on…read moreSunday. It's my local farmer's market and they have a several gems here. My current favorite here is Solis Bagels, which is a pop-up bagelry with what I consider to be the best bagels in Long Beach. They have really good bagels and schmears, but what brings them over the top are their farm-fresh ingredients. The nice subtle touches are the sprinkling of salt, a light pour of olive oil, and a squeeze of citrus. It, for good reason, has the longest line in the market. There are other food vendors here like Colossus bakery that are staples. I want to come back next week for the tortilla Espanola vendor. Being the end of summer, there were some amazing hybrid fruits that were in the market. I can't even tell you what the fruits were because the farmers cross pollinated a bunch of stuff to make delicious stuff.

Holy moly am I impressed by this local farmers market…read more The Long Beach Southeast Farmer's Market is located on the backside of 2nd & PCH in the Alamitos Bay Marina parking lot. It happens each Sunday from 9 AM to 2 PM. This market is filled with all your essentials. Tons of fruits, veggies, cheeses, meats, baked goods, flowers, house plants, dips, and more. There was even a bagel spot with a line about 50 people deep. I am my best self at a farmers market, but often leave with an empty wallet. I snagged hummus, kombucha, green juice, and a floral arrangement in one visit. A few things that make this spot incredibly special: 1. there's a plethora of parking and it's free for the first 2-hours. 2. They literally have a dog valet where you can drop off your pet before shopping the local vendors. Quite possibly the cutest thing I've ever seen. 3. It's literally hosted at the marina with a gorgeous view of the boats and water. Perfect for a Sunday afternoon picnic with your farmers market goodies. Highly highly recommend adding this to your weekend itinerary.

Long Beach does farmers markets well and Harvest at Bixby Park is no exception…read more This farmers market is practically coastal. It takes place at a beach-side park and features everything you could need to stock up for the week. Most recently I've seen bagels, donuts, hummus, sauces, meats, dog treats, live music, empanadas, juices, veggies, fruits, and more. I love that the majority of their vendors are hyper local. You'll discover fan-favorite businesses here like Solis and Devi's Donuts that you won't find outside of the Long Beach foodie scene. The best part? This farmers market is dog friendly! Practically unheard of. The widespread outdoor environment is perfect for your furry friend. There's also a lot of trees, shaded areas, and grass, so you can instantly dive into your collection of locally made goodies picnic-style.

I've been a few times prior. The first being by accident. It's located at bixby park near the stage…read moreand playground. We happened to walk by and noticed a good amount of tents were set up and walked over to see what it was about. Well it's another farmers market. It's not too big but it does offer a lot of produce vendors and food vendors. It's is pet friendly as it's in the park. One side is where the produce is. Loads of nice fresh and beautiful fruits and vegetables. Farm fresh eggs also available. They do have a good amount of vendors selling gifts and trinkets. You have apparel, there's a cute pet vendor and more. The side where the stage is with a live band is where all the food vendors are located. There's been pizza, bagels, made to order meals as well as seafood vendors. There's quite a good amount on food. With the stage being there, they alway had a live band performing and keeping people entertained. Dancing happens which is a nice way to get people to enjoy themselves. It's a pretty cool market but parking is limited as it's alway pretty busy at the park.

This place is great! Came in around afternoon time and merchants and vendors were full of joy!…read moreParking was not hard to find and I just really love that I can enjoy eating and hanging out near a nice body of water. All walks of life and ages around here, and definitely a great place to come visit and stroll around in especially when the weather is nice and breezy. Great music and overall great vibes. My partner and I ordered a pupusas from Estrella's and they definitely help complete the experience. 3-4$ per pupusas, the melting cheese, hot authentic cornmeal flatbread, and the el pastor made for the perfect snack enjoy the view. They were not salty like other pupusas Ive had before and were overall great. Great place! Coming back for sure!

Good local farmers market…read more *Live music* & plenty of room to have a picnic Besides fruit & veggies: -seafood -pupusas -pizza -hot dogs and sausages -sourdough & focaccia -dips -olive oil & vinegar Etc All the kids from Roger's go at dismissal so may be crowds right at 3pm Doesn't participate in EBT or WIC food programs

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!

Lots of wonderful fruit, veggies, flowers, mushrooms, baked goods including croissants and olive…read morebread, and tamales! Oh and pita bread and hummus and tzatziki! Teas too. I bought some fresh eucalyptus.

See my review of the NEW Farmers Market at:…read more http://www.yelp.com/biz/downtown-long-beach-market-long-beach

What more can I say…read more.. I'm in Love with Fresh Veggies, especially Cabbage, Greens (Kale, Turnip, Collard & Mustard) And Fruits, Honey and Veggies too And Kettle Corn... And Tamales... Support Your Local Farmer!

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.

This was one of my favorite locations for the Long Beach Farmers Market. There are a few Long…read moreBeach Markets but this one is downtown on the promenade. The above string lights and surrounding street art adds to the experience. - I like that the iconic Harvey Milk Promenade Park is right around the corner. My favorite sellers were the flower vendor and the Claritea tea tent owned by locals. I loaded up my backpack and was able to gather my fruits and veggies for the week. - My only concern is the safety of the surrounding neighborhood. However, there are close public transportation options and lots of restaurants and shops to check out while you are at the market.

The market has so much fruits and veggies vendors and food. We stopped at the popusa stand it was…read moreyummy but they have a young lady a bit heavy set with a horrible attitude. The food was good not sure I would comeback due to her customer service.

It's a cute little farmers market right on the corner of Cherry Ave and Fourth Street. Located in a…read moresmall parking lot with a few vendors on deck. It was our first time actually walking around and checking it out. I've alway seen the sign but always to forget that it was going on till it was over. Thursday morning from 8-12. Vendor vise, mainly produce. One floral stall, a couple produce vendors with farm fresh grown veggies and fresh eggs, two fruit vendors one with dried fruits and the other with a minutes of berries. There was also a stall with a couple varieties of mushrooms. Then lastly you have the baked good stall with baked sourdough breads and pastries, and another with granola as well as a vendor with olive oils, tapenade and dips. Lastly an art vendors selling her painting. It's a small little market but cute with what they have to offer. Of course it's mainly the locals that come by but when we arrived around 10:30, it was pretty quiet. Give or take a couple of shoppers and bystander walking by.

A gem of a market and one of my favorites to go to in order to grab fruit. The vendors here are…read moregreat, and its a nice way to get out of the house during lunch

Fresh Sweet Strawberries!…read more Doesn't get better than that. I've been here at least once a week for the last 2 months. They have a card, 3 baskets free after 12 purchases! Love it! Highly recommended

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.