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.

So the Garden Grove Farmer's Market is a perfect 3 star. Its OK…read more It is fairly small and had more vendors selling non foodstuff than well food. That being said it had ample parking and it is nice they block off the street for it. Aside from that if you are in the area or perhaps going to the Costco across the street it is worth a stop especially if you pair it with the multitude of eateries that line the street

This is a small farmer's market. It consists of like 10 ish vendors, so dont expect to find a lot…read morehere. Dont expect an actual meal or anything, there's not much food. When I went, there was only 1 vendor who offered something thats sizeable enough to be a meal. Almost half of the other vendors sold baked goods or snacks, so make sure to eat a good meal before you come here. I wish they had more food to offer Aside from that, I was happy with their choices of vendors and hope they keep letting them attend. Saw one full of crystals, which I pictured, and I saw one that sold alpaca-wool goods and traditional souvenirs. There was a sweet old lady with her handmade soap which I made sure to support, because it didnt seem like anyone came by and I really wanted to help her out. Make sure to support your local creators and farmers yguys, even the produce here are great deals

I have passed by this place so many times thinking it was a little nursery but boy was I wrong…read more It makes me think of a little Mediterranean store, lots of variety of fresh produce and items. Very affordable and they had probably some of the best prices for some of their produce. The look of the produce definitely didn't have the Sprouts, or commercial grocery look or freshness. Definitely farmer market vibes but in a grocery setting. What really swept me away was the garden section, lots of affordable seedlings of vegetables, fruit, and floral plants. Highly recommend. Saw a sign stating it's owned by a family and loved that. Service is straight forward. They had about three registers and had no issues with our shopping.

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

Fruits from JH farm are the best! Their peaches are…read moreamazing. So flavorful, so juicy! I love them! I do drive an hour just for these fruits!

One of my favorite farmers markets! Love that they have a large variety of vendors for produce…read moreranging from fruits, mushrooms and vegetables. They also have a meats and fish vendor. We always get something from small axe bread and mom's hummus for the week. Also a couple seasonal fruits from the large corner tent with all the samples. They're a little pricy but the stone fruit has been far superior than the grocery stores. We've tried the açaí bowl, pizza, bagels, and they're all good! There's another section where they sell artisanal items such as magnets, tote bags, jewelry, clothes, etc. An easy Saturday morning activity. It's great to support local, catch some sun, and kid friendly!

Maybe it was just my watermelon, but for my first time here I had high expectations since Sprouts…read moreis hit or miss with their watermelons. I felt $20 was high for a seedless watermelon and it wasn't good at all. It was fuzzy in texture and didn't have any flavor.

The berries were moldy, rotten and old. Tasted like dirty water. He took them back gave $10 off…read morethen $35 back and a 3 basket deal for $20. Once again ones on top decent got home ones on bottom bad again. Not work Monopoly money.

I love this farmers market! There's such a great variety of vendors, and everything always feels…read morefresh. I tried the cold noodles here and honestly, I would come back just for those! I wish I had remembered the name because I find myself craving them on the days when the farmers market isn't open lol If anyone knows which vendor sells them, please let me know! The fruit is always fresh, too, and there's parking available on the gravel lot. Definitely wear sneakers because it can get a little uneven. Other than that, it's definitely worth checking out if you're in the area!

Resource all our things that we can, it's been a hot year, so it hasn't been as full as normal, but…read morethat should change soon as it cools off a bit! Still looking for someone to make homemade corn and flour tortillas!!! Thank you, all sellers have been just wonderful!!

Great farmers market with something for everyone. Had the yummiest pupusas and lemonade. The latte…read moreI got from the morning bloom was just ok. It was a little too sweet and not much espresso taste. The salsa at candlestick ravine was delicious and fresh! We also got the cold noodles to take home. Aaaamazing, so much flavor and just so so so good. Everyone here was friendly and welcoming. It was not too crowded around noon but it was so hot and not much shaded seating available. You can scan the qr at the info booth to get free garage parking.

I had such a great time exploring the Anaheim Farmers Market! There are so many unique local…read morevendors to check out, making it a fun way to spend the morning. I grabbed a coffee from Morning Bloom, picked up a bag of freshly roasted beans from Two Tone Coffee Roasters, and couldn't resist taking home a beautiful floral arrangement from Stems. Everything felt fresh, local, and thoughtfully curated. Whether you're looking for coffee, fresh flowers, baked goods, produce, or handmade products, there's something for everyone. I'll definitely be coming back to support these amazing local businesses!

Fairfax Market is a quick service snack and refreshment stand located inside Disney California…read moreAdventure Theme Park in the Hollywood Land section. It's a quick grab and go destination where you can pick up some healthy bites and light refreshments while exploring the park. It's a great place to stop to refuel between rides and shows without having a full meal. Some of the offerings at the Fairfax Market include fresh fruit, sliced produce, trail mix, pickles spears, and veggie cups with hummus. For beverages, you can get drinks like coconut water, soft drinks, and other chilled drinks here perfect for a warm summer day in California. The Fairfax Market is a convenient location to stop especially during the festival seasons and summer. It's one of the few quick service spots in California Adventure. Most of the items are $14.99 and under at this spot. Right now for the Holidays, Fairfax Market has the Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas Jack Skellington Gravestone Bucket which includes small bag of chips. It's a cool decoration! The Agua Fresca Hibiscus is scrumptious and refreshing too! The service is great here, and there are a few benches nearby to sit and eat the snacks!

A nice little stand in Hollywood land with fresh fruit and healthier food options. I saw oranges,…read morebananas,and other fruits. I also saw chips ,chicharron's , and lemonade. Located off to the side , but on the same side of the street as Award Wieners.

A rare gem of kindness and community spirit!…read more I stopped by Smith Farms this evening hoping to grab some cherry tomatoes, only to realize they had already closed. I figured I'd missed my chance--but to my surprise, they opened the doors just for me. My total came to $6.50, and with their $10 minimum for card purchases and no cash on hand, I was ready to walk away empty-handed. Instead, they handed me the tomatoes and refused to charge me this evening (I will go back tomorrow and pay them). In a world where generosity feels increasingly rare, Smith Farms reminded me what true neighborly kindness looks like. Their produce is always fresh, but it's their heart that makes this place truly special. Thank you for going above and beyond--you've earned a lifelong customer.

I bought a variety of fruit and vegetables. The stand is much smaller than I expected and I wish…read morethey had more to offer but with that said, the quality and taste of everything I bought was excellent! The nectarines were amazing. I also bought a few different type of tomatoes, grapes, peaches, and bananas. Would recommend the gentleman working wasn't overly friendly but he wasn't rude.

I go to Farmer's Markets for produce, not the food vendors or other items such as pastries,…read morelotions, etc. For that reason, I am saying this is just an OK Farmer's market in the edge of Costa Mesa bordering Fountain Valley. In years past, this was quite a lively place with several product vendors. In the last coupe of years, it's very tiny. For me, I love plums, peaches, nectarines in the summer. Once in a while, there is a good singer guitar player entertaining the small crowd. It's a decent alternative if you can't go to the Thursday Farmer's Market at the Fairgrounds which is closed during the OC County fair from mid July to mid August. Price for the produce was #3.50 a lb. for the fruits this time but subject to change (increase). I don't remember if it was Organic, but I always soak my purchased fruit in baking soda and water for 30 minutes just in case there are pesticide residues to very dirty hands before I eat it. They also have vegetables, a honey vendor, and some food. Just an OK experience for me. Parking is easy until he surrounding stores open.

Slowly uncovering the Farmers Market scene in Orange County…read more My best friend and I stopped by the SoCo farmers market in Costa Mesa a few weekends back. This FM happens every Saturday from 9am to 2pm. In comparison to other markets in the area, SoCo is on the smaller side. They offer all the major necessities: seasonal fruit, veggies, fresh juices, breads, hummus, and other dips. There's also a variety of local business owners selling handmade items like jewelry, fashion, and pottery pieces. I snagged a variety of beverages from 1987 Juices for a healthy start to my week, as well as strawberries, blueberries, and blackberries from the produce stand. Couldn't think of a better way to spend my Saturday and a haul of goodies always gets me excited for the upcoming week.