The Montrose Farmers Market, held on Sundays from 8:00 until 1:00, is one of the largest FM's in…read moreall of California. They offer wonderful produce, prepared foods and Man of Steel Sharpening (who has the highest rated Yelp reviews in all of the nation). This is a wonderful FM.

I visited the Montrose Farmers Market while vacationing in Glendale. It was so great to see the…read moreamazingly fresh local produce and flowers. They offer a variety of venders selling everything from wine to fruit, vegetables, hot sauces, honey and flowers. At the end they had food venders that offered an amazing variety for the hungry patrons.

This is not a farmers market in the traditional context. However there are a few hot food vendors…read morethat really offer great offerings from ready to eat tamales, coffee, and breakfast sandwiches. Amazing! Thank you

There is my favor place for my fresh veggies and frutas eggs and my favor bread ! The ambiente is…read morevery safe nice people they are very nice people selling fresh produce. I like to go there and buy my food .

love this farmers market. the fruit is great and love the selection of interesting juices and…read moresnacks. will try the food market next time

I heard so much about this Atwater Village Farmers' Market and being Sunday, I wanted to give them…read morea try to see if it's good or not. Walked in at exactly 9am, and there was already a long line. They had a lot of food options to choose from along with lots of beautiful, real plants. They have over 30 vendors and some even let you try the food before buying them. Parking situation was a disaster, No parking and one of the streets near buy was closed. I had to circulate like 4 times, parked 2 blocks down and had to walk to the Market. I bought couple of scented candles, loaf of olive bread, 4 Croissants, dozen eggs, 4 beef Pupusas, fresh Sunflowers from their floral vendor, 2 regular size ground beef tacos with cheese and tomato from their taco stand, 2 Apricot preserves in a jar, got fresh berries. 5 Peaches, Strawberries, and blueberries, and one cup of decaf. Coffee to enjoy with my croissant. Place was clean, and dogs were very annoying being in the presence of food and people. They have dried fruit, nuts, few clothes, jewelry, and more.. A small pony ride with carousel in the back for kid's entertainment. Everything was overly priced and not worth paying the money for. You can get all that at your nearest grocery store for a lot more affordable prices. It was worth giving this place a try though.. I think I will stick to my Studio City Farmers market that is literally 5 minutes away from my house. They also don't have parking, but it is somewhat more manageable than this one was..Remaining food that doesn't sell, they make a donation to the nearest charities!

I decided I really wanted fresh eggs and produce for a change and wanted to try this one. I was…read morereally happy with the selection and the hospitality of the people. I got some fresh eggs, tangerines, pickles, an iced coffee, a breakfast burrito, and my favorite stand was the loose leaf tea from Chafolio. We got lucky with parking and found a spot right next to the farmer's market - there's a small lot if you want to try that. There's also a nice clean public park across the street where you can enjoy your treats. Along the street are a bunch of food trucks you can also try! The goods here ranges from freshly made food to produce to hand made jewelry. Every farmer's market day will be a little different, but if you happen to love pickles or loose leaf tea, I highly recommend the Chafolio stand for tea and The Crazy Cucumber stand for pickles.

Every time I go to this farmers market I just love the choices that they are selling. And since…read moregoing to the market and buying your food, isn't that safe anymore because of all the recalls, I highly recommend farmers market, especially this one. I get fresh sourdough bread, eggs that are fresh, pickles, hummus, seafood, marinated meat juices, and lots of fresh fruits and vegetables. If you're not in the area cause I'm not please make it a chance to go and visit them. They're really they're small but they're great.

So many choices! How are you supposed to pick one?? Overwhelmed by choices, I luckily had to choose…read morequickly as some stalls started closing down for the night. I went with a couple of friends for dinner- we were around the area and thought it was an opportune time to show them a place they weren't familiar with! I've been here since I was a kid, and though some things changed, alot hasn't! This was during a world cup game, so it was very lively at pub areas as they were broadcasting live. Everyone was so invested, from the patrons, chefs, servers, and even line cooks! Went to a stall selling the 'best corned beef sandwich' from Magee's kitchen. The servers and cook were super nice and the corned beef on display made my mouth water! It was very good, and paired with their blood orange soda, wasn't too heavy! It was a big enough sandwich that I took the other half home! I also got a cornbread muffin from Gumbo pot- which was good but a little dry. There's plenty of shade, though the area is mostly outdoors- lots of trees and buildings with covers and awnings. There's a fancy French market in there and plenty of eating options (though open hours vary). Come by this historic stop, walk through the Grove, and enjoy the hustle and bustle!

4++ I've been visiting the Original Farmers Market (connected to the Grove) as long as I can…read moreremember. Lots of good eateries, and lots of vendors where you can buy produce and dry goods. I would even say that my early visits at this place introduced me to some new cuisines from different countries. Just a solid place to eat at whether or not you are going to the Grove. I will say that the parking situation is shared with the grove so it could get a little hectic. And the place can get really crowded.

I just recently found out about this place from a friend and while normally I'm not a super fan of…read morefarmers markets, I actually kind of try to avoid them, this place is pretty dope. You can basically skip the fruit and veggies section at the grocery store and come here on Saturday instead. They also have a couple of bakeries and a juice place and an Italian spot too. Pretty versatile actually and really good produce.

4+ farmers market in Burbank that opens on Saturdays. The footprint feels a little smaller than…read moreother farmers markets. I've been to in the greater LA area. It's located on a parking lot near what I think is the downtown Burbank area. Despite the small footprint, it still has what you need with some produce vendors and other vendors of various goods. Including prepared foods. Also, to be fair, it was crazy windy that day and it was only my first time coming. So it's possible that there's more vendors usually. The wind actually ruined some vendor's tent that particular day so it could've caused a few others to close down early. A couple of friends in mind stopped by to grab a few things for a little bit together later that day. Luckily, it was a quick in and out and we found some really good parking.

My family and I stopped by this Farmer's Market on whim on a Sunday afternoon. It was smaller than…read morewe expected (maybe 8 vendors?) but we enjoyed speaking with several of the vendors and the fresh mulberries from the produce seller were delicious and so worth it. Our toddler was delighted to see that there was an informal story tent ... which appeared to be there to just be a blessing or a free service to the local community. (There was no sign or display related to fees for services to indicate otherwise.) The two ladies were very sweet and welcomed us in to do a simple coloring page and hear a simple story. After a nice interaction, we were shocked when they told us that we owed them $10. Perhaps we were missing some cultural cues but it felt unfair and unreasonable that they hadn't shared this information prior to us engaging in their story telling services. We walked away feeling a bit swindled after what would have otherwise been a nice time. Wanted to post this here to make sure that other unsuspecting parents don't experience the same thing.

I'm not sure if this can be called a farmers market with not a single vegetable or fruit in sight…read more I stopped by because the library was closed. There are just a few vendors. Coffee, Thai tea, jewelry,soap ,candles. I'm not sure I can stomach these prices when just a block away prices are cheaper. $12 for a Thai tea is extremely expensive.

Wow! My boyfriend and I spontaneously discover this hidden gem. The South Pasadena Farmers' Market…read moreis an award winning farmers' market that pops up every Thursday. We took the Metro - A Line over to the South Pasadena Station and we could immediately smell the delicious barbecue and hear the live music from the market nearby. Follow your senses! I think taking the Metro would be easier than finding parking since it was really busy. We were both surprised about how large this farmers' market was with many food vendors, artisan goods, and of course fresh fruits and vegetable taking up multiple streets. Definitely the type of place you want to go to enjoy some snacks here, and then take some produce and goods home. One of the first things I saw were oysters but we were patient and decided to walk through the whole market first to see what our options are. After walking through the whole event, we came back for the oysters, and also got some roasted corn and a nutella crepe. Yum! Also we both felt like the prices with the vendors here were all very fair and reasonable. As my boyfriend puts it, you can get some of your favorite fair snacks without being price gauged. Also, there is a free museum in the area about the history of Pasadena that is open late on Thursdays to align with the farmers' market. Overall I felt like this is one of the biggest farmer markets I've been to with a wide variety of snacks, vendors, goods, and entertainment. Thursdays are normally hard for us to trek to the area after work, but I would definitely be back when my schedule allows. I'll bring my big cooler bag next time to take more goodies home with me.

A delightful farmers market that has a good variety of vendors. Mainly focused on food items -…read morefresh veggies and fruits, bakery breads, cookies, hummus and the like. There's also hot food items like rotisserie chicken, tamales, and other items. Service was very friendly at all the vendors I stopped by. It's a great spot for an after work stroll and decent foot traffic. Park on surrounding streets.

This farmers market has some of the freshest fruits and vegetables ever! I find farmer's markets…read moremore fun to visit and better quality food to buy than your average grocery store, and there are plenty of shops that you can go visit as well. This farmer's market houses all goods from yogurt to produce to meat to necklaces. The variety is absolutely amazing, and the market is also very organized. Tip: Go before 9am if you want to find the freshest vegetables, otherwise a lot of the good stuff will be sold out by then. I usually get the kale from the Aztec Farm stall, which is amazing quality, and that sells out super early.

Definitely one of my favorite places to be on a Sunday especially after working out. Many vendors…read moreselling various things like food (kettle corn, bread, pastries, Mexican and Korean dishes, hummus, olives, fruit, veggies, and so on), jewelry, clothes, art, etc... Sometimes there's a guy here who can sharpen your knives. There's stuff for kids to enjoy like a mini petting zoo. There are also plants for sale especially if you love succulents. Totally enjoy the fruit that's out there for you to try before buying. Sometimes you can even sample drinks before buying! Plenty of free parking either in the lots or street.

Open on Saturdays from around 9am-1pm in an area in Pasadena adjacent from a high school. Compared…read moreto other popular or well known Farmers Markets in the LA area, I would say this one is not particularly large, but what it lacks in sheer size, it makes up in the amazing vendors that come through. During my visit, I saw all the farms that I've heard about or seen on menus around town. Including but not limited to: Harry's Berries, Weiser Family Farms, Wong Farms, Ha's Apple Farm, etc. I was so excited to walk through and see so much gorgeous produce the the farms brought to this market. I focused more on the fruits because during my visit it was in prime fruit season especially for strawberries, mangoes, etc. I reserved prior to my visit a case of the Valencia Pride mangoes from Wong Farms. They may the best mangoes I've ever had the privilege of eating. I brought some strawberries from Harry's Berries and melons from Weiser to a friend get together and everything was a huge hit. I grabbed some peaches from Ha's for general snacking as well. All the vendors were just so friendly. Shopping for some of the best produce I've ever had was such a delight. I came really early in the morning, so everything was available. Because of the quality of the produce here a lot of things sell out within a few hours. I parked along the road about a block away.

Pasadena Farmers Market is my go to nearby market ever since moving to Pasadena. (My old favorite…read morewas Torrance Farmers Market when I lived down there). The market itself is smaller than some of the other ones nearby, but I love the variety of produce and particularly fruit. Almost every Saturday, I buy whatever is in season and delicious. I usually stop at Guzman Farms for plums, pears, Weiser Family Farms for melons and potatoes, and Underwood Farms for all my vegetables. Underwood is always busy, but I do love that they have a frequent shopper punch card to save $10 after you get enough punches. When they are there, I will also get fruit/peaches from Tonarelli (which has my favorite peaches) and Galpin Farms Some of the other notable stands include eggs, meat, fish and baked goods. There are a few prepared food stands like a tamale stand, pita/spreads, and Italian food. I know that many farmer's markets have become like food courts, but that's not really the case here. Parking can be difficult but if you get there early around 7:30 am, there are still a good number of spaces available.