Farmakis farm is a family farm that you can rent it for your wedding or have stop by Friday for a…read morefresh and delicious bread, fruit, veggies and etc. parking is on a dirty road so choose your shoes carefully cuz if it gets busy you have lil bit of walk. Its not pet friendly so there is a big huge sign in front of door which you cant miss it! The vendors are very warm and sweet specially the one that she was selling Italian leather bag. I loved her idea to have fortune notes on her table...I had one of those days so opening up one of that small piece of paper change my whole mode! I came here to buy berries and tomatoes but i ended up buying bread, guac, beautiful cards and etc. its one of those places that despite being small it has that cheering vibe!

I recently visited the picturesque Farmakis Farm for the first time for a private event. I always…read morenoticed the cute little farm by the 5 fwy, right in the beautiful city of SJC, and it was great to finally go! The farm has the most adorable animals, including goats, chickens, a cute pig named Penelope, and a 7 month old donkey named Hazel, whose little 'hee haws' were a highlight of my visit. It was such a pleasure to chat with the owner and learn about all the different activities they host, such as line dancing, a farmers market, and arts & craft events. I will definitely be returning for another event. Thank you, Farmakis Farm, for a truly memorable visit!

Today I took my friends and nieces to pick strawberries. I made an online reservation for…read morestrawberry picking, and before check out, the system showed a message asking if we wanted to add blackberry picking for an additional $7.50. Since my friends and I wanted to have the experience of picking blackberries as well, we each paid the extra $7.50. However, when we arrived at the farm, the staff member was very rude and told us there were no blackberries available for picking. Instead, they gave us two boxes to pick more strawberries instead of blackberries. My group felt very disappointed about what happened today, and we wonder why the farm would still offer blackberry picking in the online booking system and charge extra for it when they were not prepared to provide it. But that's okay -- my family will not be returning to this farm again.

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 ...

We came in to San Clemente'sFarmers market It's been awhile…read moreand it was a perfect day A little rain but this didn't stop us Our first vendor squash yellow pan mini's and squash blooms He was great I was talking to him and he was nice He thru in more squash blooms He add Air in the bag so the blooms won't get damaged I wish they had more vendors but everyone one was friendly, one farm is from Clovis by Fresno 5 hrs. Away we bought delicious apples and olives Almond butter we tasted was good too! But we need to finish what we have first. But let me say The coconut Almond butter was delicious She gave us samples I will come back for this for sure. There was a vendor selling Cimichurri that was good we bought 2 jars 1 for and my niece bought one also We enjoy the lady who sells Tamales she was so sweet and told us how she doesn't use lard But the masa was so soft and white She gave me her secret on her masa On the smoothness I really enjoyed the Chicken w/ green chili And also had chili relleno tamal Very good too That a 5 for me In flavor and masa They are pricey but good You get 3 in pack. But the variety is a lot She have only ran out of one kind But she had savory to sweet. We tasted a sample Of sweet corn, and scallions that was good I would never think that combo But yes very tasty Walking around the flowers were pretty I pick a big bunch of eucalyptus the silver dollars So big $5.00 We enjoy the day until next time

We visited on Father's Day Weekend and it was super busy. There were a variety of vendors selling…read moreproduce, plants, paintings, coffee, bread and pastries, and other various items. Parts of the farmer's market are located on the sidewalk, which can make it very difficult to walk when it gets crowded. Although it was pleasant to visit, I didn't see anything that I wanted. The tomato vendor had beautiful tomatoes. But, I found that most of the other produce seemed a bit wilted. The plant vendor's prices were very reasonable and he had a nice variety of air plants at great prices. Chaupain Bakery has a stall for a quick stop for a pastry. The bakery is walking distance and so worth a visit. Overall, if you're in the area , it's a nice stop. I just wouldn't go out of my way to visit.

This farmers market is located in the Aliso Town Center parking lot, in front of the Regal movie…read moretheater. The market is small but you'll find many fruit and vegetable vendors as well as ready to eat food. I picked up a fresh mushroom assortment which I used to make pasta. I also purchased eggs, stone fruit and tamales. Definitely worth checking out.

I'm so happy that this is walkable to my home and in such a convenient location!…read moreThis market is wonderful and has everything you need. We live a few blocks away and were going to the Irvine market - not necessary when you can come here and find everything you really need! The best is to invest in your health, and I would recommend buying local, farm fresh produce- the taste is incredible and you never would know this even buying from the best grocery stores. The freshness is not there and you wind up spending the same or less to get it with high quality. Local eggs with the most stunning, orange coloured yolks and rich syrupy flavour - just amazing. If you thought eggs were 'so/so' before - you will definitely fall in love with eggs when you've have them local and the best quality you can get - it's so worth it. There is Harrison farms which has fresh mushrooms unlike anything you've ever seen! (Think lion's mane, chestnut - amazing) Chaupain bakery comes here. Brother's Dips - has absolutely addicting tips of all flavours, pita bread, and fresh juices and wellness shots - try their dips! They're super addicting, and you'll enjoying having a lunch or dinner of just fresh veggies, pita, and eating these dips. Dana Point fresh seafood (AMAZING quality and you'll feel like a Master Chef when you cook it in the simple and correct way). There's a stand with vegan products, and also locally grown tea/herbs. For some, it's not the wide selection you get like when going to Irvine - but this is fantastic, small, and not too busy (the times we've gone) and has everything you need. You can still blow a lot of money here wanting to try everything. Minimal selection of fresh hot food/lunches - but what does come here, will satisfy anything. Different eateries come, but on the regular, I've seen dumplings, bagels, sausages, noodles, Mexican. You'll be too busy with your stomach being an absolute melting pot of samples generously provided by the various stands!

The lady working there must be related to the owner otherwise she shouldn't have been kept there…read more Very unfriendly and cold, didn't offer any help. Strawberries for a tiny tray is $7, more than 5 times more than the price you see in supermarkets but tasted the same .

Have you been to this cute family friendly farm?? Great strawberries and other produce. Their jams,…read moresauces, and breads are fun to shop. And plenty of great gift items. There is a cute play area for your littles. Quick check out and friendly people . Plus they have a loyalty program.

Super small not worth the drive over 30 min.. nice walking area across the street that made the…read moredrive worthwhile. Unfortunately not many vendors it is nice just very small good if u live locally

This market has only been running for 4 weeks, and already it's getting populated as soon as it…read moreopens at 3pm on Wednesdays! There's new vendors that weren't here a couple weeks ago, and they're still mixing things up a bit, but so far the veggies, fruit, and bread I've gotten here so far have all been excellent. There's about a dozen local craft artisans as well. I go for food, but that's just me :) Everybody is super nice, and plenty of parking. An easy choice. Go support these folks and help this little market grow and stay in your community!

I hadn't been to the Lake Forest sports Park Farmers market in several months, so I was happily…read moresurprised when I realized the amount of vendors had doubled and it was moved to the basketball courts close to where it used to be. It is still on Wednesdays from 4-8 pm. Parking is right on the lot, easily accessible, and you can use the clean restrooms in the building immediately next to the stands. Thank goodness for that. Nobody wants to use a porta-potty. The Mediterranean dips are still there, so are the yummy tamales, roasted corn and produce. They do have additional vendors that sell Mexican food, kettle corn, noodles, amongst other things. Many if not all of the vendors take electronic payment. Some probably take cash but I'm not positive on that. The day we went, there was an instrumentalist that played off to the side which was nice. Live music is always welcome. This Farmers market is not bad at all. I've been to slightly bigger but they have definitely grown since they initially opened. It's good to see the community coming together in support of one another. Our family looks forward to Wednesdays at the park. If you have never been, you really should go visit soon.

Great produce and other products French bakery goods by…read moreChaupan are fantastic. Nuts, almonds, walnuts, peanuts are very fresh and delicious. The fruit and vegetables are very fresh. The berries and cara cara oranges are sweet and full of flavor. Fresh roasted sweet corn on the cob is delicious. I will be back !

Came here to check out Proof Handmade Bagels. Is this where the Great Park farmers market moved?…read moreThere's fresh produce and all sorts of stuff - fresh fish, almonds, cold noodles, coconut water/milk, mushrooms, hummus, bread, pizza flatbread, etc. and at least 3-5 food trucks. Lots of selection and everyone we spoke to was friendly. Typical farmer market ambiance except its in an elementary school parking lot and parking is a bit tight. We ended up getting chili lime almonds, cinnamon almond butter, coconut milk, freeze dried dog food topper, 4 bagels and cream cheese, 4 flatbread pizzas, and a crate of strawberries. Estimated total $150. Overall, pretty good experience. We will prob be back.

Came here today while visiting the park nearby. Bought some fresh fruits - heirloom tomato,…read morewatermelon, juices, and grapes. Delicious and free parking in lots or on the street. Open Sundays.