5/24/26 Small but a good amount of vendors- about a dozen or so with friendly vendors, organized,…read moreclean. I have noted: Asian vegetables like okra, bitter melon, moringa pods: honey, peaches, peanuts, macadamia, nuts, cherimoya, fresh, natural juice, no additives, no preservatives, salsa Acapulco, orchids and potted plants for sale here Parking is free, located at the Temple City Civic Center. It was a very quick cursory visit (about 5-7 minutes) enough time to purchase bitter melon, okra & moringa pods-- all for $3. Not bad It may be small but I gave it 4 stars for what it offers-options for the community to buy from local farmers & merchants-- let's give some love for the small business owners who farmed (planted and reaped) and traveled to bring to the community (or cooked/made foods) Good experience.

The farmer's market here offers market match which is amazing and goes a long way for healthier…read morefoods picked up fresh macadamias which I am so curious to try ! And service is phenomenal the vendors here are so kind well organized and professional. It's an easy walk next to a park and city hall the walk is an easy short safe even paced stroll. Small town Northern California atmosphere.

Anyone miss Asia and the many fresh fruit juice stands everywhere? $7+ for HUGE portion!! I love…read moreRau Má (Pennywort Drink) but many restaurants and local places only serve it during summer. They serve it here anytime!! Local gem I've bookmarked for awhile, but finally was in the area to grab it. Super friendly lady who understands partial English if don't know Vietnamese. Visiting during traffic hours can be tough to get in and out. Cornered between 2 very busy streets with driveways into the plaza off both streets. Located on bottom floor in the plaza with waffle studio as corner landmark. Plenty of parking. I'm just guessing sizes...$6 large with ice, $7 extra large with ice. $7 small with no ice, $14 extra large with no ice. - $7 Sugarcane, and kumquat is sweet because of the sugarcane. It's the one of the most popular drinks. So loved it. If I have to order it for myself, I'll ask for less sugarcane cause I'm more sensitive to it. - $7 Pennywort and young coconut comes with small coconut shreds to snack on after AND no sweetener. Most places actually add too much sweetener. I'll probably ask for a tiny amount of sugarcane next time in this to balance the taste out. Place is full of goodies: - Drink fruits to some actually tropical fruits sold here are soursop (I got 2 to take home), jackfruit, kumquat, pennywort, passion fruit, sapodilla, durian, mango and more. - Fridges are stocked with goodies. They were ready to eat, cut Papaya $10, jackfruit $10, mango $5-$10, and durian. $10 for larger box size. Theres also passion fruit in a cup. Because I have a dairy allergy, lady was so nice to offer to make any smoothie without dairy. Wonder what she'll do, but happy to try next time. Or maybe I mis-heard her wrong? Guess I'll know next visit.

One of the better durian smoothies in LA. I wish they used more durian flesh/meat though…read more If you're ordering sugar cane, call ahead as it takes about 5-10 mins to make it. More, if you have a large order. Large cup without ice is $16 while large cup with ice is $8. On the pricier side but it tastes fresh & good so it's worth it for me.

LA Fruit Kingdom is the perfect summer spot! Their "One-Meter Sunshine" yogurt fruit skewer is…read moremassive, fresh, and incredibly photogenic--ideal for sharing. I also loved the rich pistachio strained yogurt and the refreshing strawberry yogurt drink, which is way lighter than traditional boba. Everything tastes fresh without being overly sweet. Highly recommend switching up your usual tea run!

This is a fruit boutique that sells fresh and dried fruit…read more The shop does smell like fresh fruit. I spotted mangos, cherries, grapes, oranges, kiwis, kabocha, etc. They can put together a fresh fruit gift basket or box for you. The hand-written signs were mostly in Chinese. The hand-crafted yogurt starts with milk. After making the Greek yogurt, they cold brew (strain) it for 72 hours, resulting in a very thick yogurt that is sold in pots or as filling in fruit sandwiches. You can also get fruit bowls, yogurt bowls, and yogurt smoothies. The fruit is freshly sliced. Pomelo yogurt drink, $7.99: The yogurt was somewhat grainy/pasty. I find it hard to believe that it didn't contain sugar or some type of sweetener because it was lightly sweetened. The pomelo pulp was plentiful but dry and sweet without any tang. I've had juicier pomelo from shops in the same area. Also, putting the fruit pulp on the bottom vs. blending it in made it difficult to drink since most of the pomelo stayed on the bottom of the cup. The drink wasn't refreshing like a lighter yogurt drink and it wasn't as good as a nice yogurt smoothie. Original yogurt, $7.27, I was told it was no sugar added but it tasted lightly sweetened again. It was very thick and creamy but still had a pasty quality. There's a kiosk where you can place your order. There is a credit card surcharge.

The variety of fruit here is good. They have peeled ready to eat fruit in the fridge…read more I got a melon $2.50/lb and mangosteen. The mangosteen wasn't the freshest and was cheaper at the nearby market. I would buy the melon again though it was sweet and crunchy.

tried the thai green mango and have been thinking about it since then....so here I come, 20 dollars…read morefor two mango but so happy cause it's delicious sweet and crunchy .....and bought some great ginger, cannot be more organic than any whole foods.....wish this store is closer, lady is nice too.

Recently I saw a board advertising Rosemead Farmer's Market and I decided to check it out…read more [Hours]: Monday from 5 PM to 9 PM; however this market has a history of not opening for an entire year as this is a seasonal market. The market used to be located in Civic Center Plaza, but it has moved to Rosemead Park (right next to the basketball courts). [Parking]: To my surprise, it was not easy to find a spot to park. Rosemead Park is a popular spot for local residents to come and exercise, so I had to park at the lot for Encinita Elementary School. [Amenities]: No dogs allowed in food court. No skateboard, no bike, no scooters, no hover boards, and no roller skates. There are plenty of restrooms in Rosemead Park, but park restrooms aren't exactly super clean. [Vendors]: I spotted jerky, tamales, michelaguas, Hong Kong waffle, Hawaiian shaved ice, two fruit/vegetable vendors, aguas fresca, kettle corn, and miscellaneous accessory stands. Honestly this is one of the smallest and emptiest farmers markets I have visited. The market was pretty dead when I got here at 8 PM and you can hardly call this a farmers market with just two fruit/vegetable vendors. This market felt more like an outdoor food court than an actual farmers market.

08/30/2021 Very small Farmer's Market. Not sure if it was…read morelike this before the pandemic. Masks are not being enforced at this time but most people do have masks on. There are three long booths for fruits and vegetables. A booth in the back for jerky and tamales. There is music playing and another booth for Rae honey and another for jewelry. A few other booths for other things but I didn't check them out to see what they offer.

Smaller farmer's market, but decent compared to others in the SGV. Bought some small plants for $1,…read moredelicious and fresh oyster mushrooms for $10/pound and medjool dates. Highly recommend for those who like fresh veggies, fruits and eats. Things don't feel overpriced. I definitely want to come every once in awhile. Great for a date and afterwards you can go to a restaurant nearby. Parking is available in structures nearby for free.

Loved this farmers market. Came for the Chinese for though and got several items that had a leek…read morepocket which was my favorite. I could eat this for snack everyday!

5/23/26 What a fabulous find! And it's close to Blossom Market Hall, too! How convenient…read more Another great farmers market and this location is only minutes away from our place. Lots & lots of vendors selling fruits, vegetables (a myriad of some that you may not see in regular supermarkets), cooked/prepared foods, salsas, honey, nuts, baked goods. Come check out all my 20+ photos- I tried my best to capture almost every single one of the vendors here at this farmers market. There is plenty of street parking available and then there's free parking by Blossom Market Hall, except when there is a showing at the playhouse or an event, then it's going to be close to impossible snatching a space to park your bucket of bolts. The vendors & staff are friendly & accommodating. Free samples are usually given out. It's a fun way to spend a Saturday morning, for a solo outing or family outing. Check out the information booth for a chance to win a raffle $100! You earn 1 ticket per vendor you buy from & an extra ticket for bringing your reusable bag. It's fairly large & organized, prices are competitive. You may walk around to get the best deal per pound from different vendors. Torrance fmr mkt is my favorite one but this one is close by. I got options! Yay!

4 stars This…read morefarmer's market started in April 2026 and I waited until May to attend to avoid overcrowding. So, today, I got to the market around 9:40-ish and the crowds weren't too bad. At around 10:37-ish, a lot more people started trickling in. Still not too shabby. The market is a little smaller than Alhambra's farmer's market, but they are still new. I'm sure there will be more vendors eventually. Some of the vendors I've seen are tea, fruit & veggie stands, fish catch of the day, hummus, and assorted baked goods. I decided to try the tamale stand, which sold tamales at $5 per piece. My favorite has to be the cheese and chili tamale. The masa was also very good. The beef tamale had a bit of a kick and was also delicious. Free parking is available in the public parking lot or street parking.

I love this farmer's market. It's only on Saturdays, right by Pasadena High School. There is always…read morea wonderful selection of fruits and vegetables. There are also vendors who sell seafood, meat vendor, olive oil, honey, flowers, plants, hummus and pita (and they give lots of samples!) eggs, pasta and more. It's not huge or overwhelming, which I really like. Only a few "food" vendors, so not a place to go eat like some other markets I've been to. Everyone is always very friendly, and most accept Venmo or Zelle.

Pasadena Farmers Market was a delightful find. What a gem! I came here to buy oranges. I ended up…read morebuying more than just oranges. It was not a surprise actually. Farmers market is set up next by a high school. Parking is at the front of the high school. Do come early because parking is limited based on what I could tell. A good variety of vendors from all over Northern and Southern California. They were all super friendly and nice. You may find fresh fruits, vegetables, nuts, juices, organic goods, non-food items, and so much more. Some vendors offer free samples so you can taste before you buy. I found some of the best oranges I have ever eaten from here. I've only been here once. I haven't had a chance to return, but I do plan to come back to pick up some more sweet and delicious organic oranges. Thank you Pasadena Farmers Market!