There's surprisingly not much Farmer's Markets open on Sundays but this one and I enjoy going to…read moreit. It's definitely not the biggest but I think they have just about everything you would look for in a Farmer's Market. Lots of pre-cooked food options available so make sure to come hungry to try them all. The ones that are honorable mentions: the coffee booth that serves unique flavored lattes, the empanadas station (it is so moist and different than I've ever had anywhere else! - would highly recommend!), and the tamale station (most popular station I would say and I know why. The tamales are very flavorful and moist. The hot sauce also compliments it very well. Would highly recommend!) There were other cool spots that I would want to try next time: Cold Noodles, Filipino food, and a Mexican Zamba juice beverage booth and others! I like this farmers market mainly for the chicken eggs (kind reminder to NOT buy white eggs from the lady here. Her white egg yolk is not rich in color or flavor. It's what I would buy non-organic everywhere else. Look at my pic for reference), fresh produce, and berries/fruits! They sell lots of other things like hummus, hot sauce, fun activities, and more! Parking is great and the vendors are all very nice and friendly. Remember to bring bags because you'll probably be buying a lot! I'll be coming back!

Unique finds at this farmers market. Today I picked up some date syrup and granola. Vendors are…read morenice and willing to give samples. Come with the expectation that prices will be Farmer Market pricing. Easy parking. Casual. Good service. Please come and create your one adventure.

I really enjoy this farmers market, there's a good variety of vendors and they're all very nice and…read morefriendly. I tried the bakery vendor today, which I didn't catch the name of, but the pastries all looked so delicious! I had a pistachio cruffin and it was so good! She even has a guava and cheese puff pastry which I will definitely try next time. Today there were also a couple of food trucks. I do wish there were some seating options though, it would be nice to grab a seat and eat or drink instead of having to walk around with food in hand.

Has lots of things and foods, and a pretty big variety of produce. Vendors are nice. Location has…read morelot of parking. Wish they had some chairs or area for people to eat food after purchasing. They do this one cool thing called raffle. If you spent money at the market you get to enter the raffle, and if you win you get $100 to spend at that market.

This is a huge farmer's market! I saw the reviews but was still surprised at how many booths there…read moreare. Lots of options for fruits, veggies, eggs, honey, nuts, meat, etc. There are also stalls making snacks and drinks too. Some booths only take cash while others take card or venmo. Some booths had long lines and others were quick. Lots of parking! It's held at Mariner's Church so there is lots of parking options. Great vibe as everyone is nice and here for a good time

This is the best farmers market we have been to. Went this morning to check it out and we were…read moreflabbergasted at the size and how many vendors are there. I'm sorry I didn't take pics while there but we bought some fresh produce. So many to choose from. I love supporting the local farmers and businesses. I'm bringing a fold up wagon next time. We are coming back after next weekend. They are closed for Easter next Saturday.

Orange home Frown farmers its a weekly market that occurs every Saturday in Orange. Its on 303 West…read moreAve. with a on street parking availability but it gets pretty busy so parking is challenging. Its from 9am till 1 pm. There are great selection of fresh fruit and veggies, eggs, handcrafted yummy hummus, breads, oils, dressings and unique teas. They also accept SNAP and i saw it for first time when a customer used for dozen eggs...so its affordable for everyone. Overall, the atmosphere is welcoming and vendors are nice and friendly with high quality if products to offer. It also wheelchair accessible. They also offer great juices, tamales and etc. dont forgetyo buy the gorgeous flowers which stay about two weeks easily in good care...

This is a great market to walk slow and explore! So many varieties of veggies and fruits, cute…read morecrafted items, and food stalls! I originally went to just explore, but came out with a jar of honey. My friend bought a growler of kombucha.

I have been coming here since they opened. The veggies selection and pricing is very good. They…read moresell good bread for less than the supers sell garbage. The meats are halal which means fresh! With hands down the best chickens in town . Beans sell so well that they tend to be very fresh and cook beautifully Un beatable price and choice of Middle East specialties which as an Italian American I really appreciate And when in season they sell Italian fryin peppers which are fantastic

I love this market even though it's not perfect. They have a great selection of fruits and…read morevegetables - fresh, tasty, and very affordable. So for those who love eating a lot of greens and variety, I definitely recommend it. It's also a good store when you just need to pick up small items like milk, eggs, or vegetables. Their fruits and vegetables are cheaper than Trader Joe's. They also often carry halal organ meats like liver and chicken hearts. Some items can be a bit overpriced, but the fruits and vegetables are definitely worth buying - they taste like they're straight from the garden. The downside is that you should be careful while choosing berries - sometimes there can be mold (though this can happen in any store). And that there's a credit card processing fee. However, despite a few drawbacks, I'm giving it 5 stars because their business is really valuable, and I wish them continued success and prosperity. I definitely recommend stopping by - there are always many interesting and tasty things to find at affordable prices. The cashiers are also very kind and friendly, thanks for the service!

The goods here are quite delicious and they have an eclectic line of items you could get~…read more They also have the most adorable mascots for their fruits! We tried the watermelon jam and the strawberry guava jam. D E L I C I O U S. We need to try more of their items next time!!!

went for the strawberry picking! our tickets were $29 each which included a tractor ride over to…read morethe fields, harvesting of a vegetable in season, harvesting of 1 carton of strawberries (pictured), and all you can eat strawberries as you're harvesting! the tickets also included access to the petting zoo and the shopping and games area (additional cost to play). the staff are super friendly and informative. they are very efficient with the guided harvesting and make the whole visit fun! great place for dates, family outings, friend groups, etc. overall very welcoming to all people. of note they also have a produce store that is free to access no ticket purchase necessary. i recommend carefully planning what time of year you go as it can get hot throughout the day. end of March/early April was already getting warm and we were seeking shade or a breeze.

Berries here are very fresh! Recommend going a little before 1pm otherwise it's pretty busy!…read moreNo frills picking $18 online and must make a timed reservation! Free parking lot! They used to be more flexible but now you only have 30 mins ...

Random find in Irvine…read more Right next to Irvine Valley College, I came across this cute farm. According to their website, it's been around for over 100 years and is now run by the third generation, which is pretty cool. At The Original Manassero Farms Market - Irvine, they sell fresh fruits and veggies, and you can also book strawberry picking through their website. Entry is $16 per person, which includes a box and about 1 lb of strawberries. Kids under 2 get in free but don't get a box. One thing to note, the strawberries used for picking are not labeled as organic. The organic ones are sold separately at the market stand, with clearly marked pricing. Price-wise, it's honestly on the higher side. But if you want the experience of actually picking strawberries, I really don't know many comparable options this close to Irvine. They also have a few other locations in Anaheim, Tustin, and another Irvine spot across from 99 Ranch.

This place is always a fun outing! Whether you are a local or just visiting, I highly recommend…read morestopping in on this Farmers Market located in Irvine Park. Hours are 9am-1pm. Lots of things to see, but and taste. From drinks to food to brisket, it's such a treat! Bring the kids, pooch, grandparents. Such a great little spot!

We've not been to this market before although we are regular park goers and couldn't figure out…read morewhere it would be. So it's squished in a small parking area and you walk from another parking area on the road with the traffic to get to it. At least 20 stalls squeezed in with a variety of food related items but only two or three veg stalls which we really came for. Wow, four kiwi and three oranges for $21, $4 per piece of fruit. They should at least have jugglers for entertainment.

First time visiting this farmers market and I enjoyed every bit of it. My wife wanted to check this…read moreplace out and I'm not big on farmers market but I gave in. I was completely surprised by the variety of stands that were located here. Everything from fresh produce, meats, juices, desserts, food vendors, etc. We bought fresh fruits and veggies and we even stayed for lunch and dessert! The farmers market is lot bigger than I anticipated, and the day we went was pretty crowded. But there is enough parking for everyone if you don't mind walking. Overall, I enjoyed my experience at this place and my wife and I will be visiting again.

This farmers market does indeed exist! Only on Wednesdays 9am to 2pm apparently. They call this one…read more"Irvine KAISER Farmers Market" where as the actual "Irvine Farmers Market" is on Saturdays at the Mariner's church. It's much smaller in comparison with about 15 vendors. On the day that I went there were two stands selling fresh produce, and about five of them selling hot food. The rest were selling homemade bread, nuts, kefir, salsa, honey, etc. Beware that it could be a little challenging to park as it's shared with the hospital.

Amazing place. Must try Eddi sweets. Best in LA Croissants…read moreare the best. The best one is with pistachio and if you have chocolate lover, must have that also.

This is a nice, although somewhat small, farmers market. There are gifts, arts, clothing, jewelry,…read moreas well as flowers and produce. Perfect spot to be right next to the Dory fisherman fish market. Very kind and friendly vendors