I've been a Reviewer for a long time, and it takes a lot to truly blow me away, but my first trip…read moreto the Chico Farmers Market yesterday did exactly that. If you care about regenerative agriculture and nutrient density, this is the gold standard for Northern California. The absolute standout for me was MyHarvestValley.com . I'm a huge advocate for soil health, and their regenerative walnuts are a masterclass in what happens when you treat the land right. You can actually taste the difference, it's not just a snack; it's high-quality fuel. I ended up spending quite a bit of time there just appreciating the transparency of their process. Beyond the walnuts, the entire market is a treasure trove: The Meat & Produce: I was struck by the selection of properly raised meats and organic produce. Finding proteins raised with this much integrity is rare, and the variety of healthy eating choices made it easy to load up for the week. The Nursery Finds: I didn't expect to be scouted for my garden, but I saw some of the prettiest Japanese maple starts I've ever laid eyes on. The health and structure of those starts were stunning. The Vibe: It's rare to find a market that balances such a wide variety of specialty goods while maintaining that authentic, community-focused energy. This isn't just a place to shop; it's where you go to support the people doing the hard work of regenerative farming. I'm officially a regular.

This place rocks. They have everything. Bread. Eggs. Coffee. Veggies. Meat. Cookies. Whatever…read more Highly recommend

Went for our first time a couple weeks ago as we are from out of town but my boyfriend is helping…read morebuild the new Enloe cancer hospital so we thought we would check it out for the night and it was so much fun so many vendors, we absolutely love Aloha Bros shaved ice and everyone we came across was super friendly, loved the live music.

As someone once asked, yes Chico has farmers market and a Thursday night market both in down town,…read moreboth sells fruits. But the difference Ive noticed, farmers market is where you get all the freah fruits and veggies. It is mostly food and beverages. Thursday night market has more non edible products and services, but it also has way more food trucks. I saw a man just getting casually massaged in the middle of the market. Anything goes Do not come here if you want fruits and veggies since I only saw like one stall that sold some, and no hate to them, but one stall gives you less options. Also theres no ebt option here unlike farmers market Im not a big fan if its not edible so its hard for me to remember most of the things here. There was a place to buy clothes, people sold plants. Yeah Food trucks, there were lots of food trucks and food stalls all in one spot. There were of course the taco trucks, you got drunken dumpling, Meze moon, tamales (from farmers market), mexican street corn (also farmers market), samosa, sushi and hibachi, and many more, the one that I went to was called Churros Daisy (or Deisy) Churros Daisy, they had a wide selection of churros products, with basic churros in a bag, churros filled with a filling in a bag, I dont remember the rest but I got Churros ice cream which they had 2 versions of. One was where the churros stood up with ice cream in the same cup. But the one I got was churros and ice cream in the position of like a banana split but instead of bananas, you got churros. And it was amazing. But WARNING: very very messy, their container for this was small so it kept dripping and some of the chocolate syrup got on my shoe. I was also pressured into eating quicker so it would stop dripping but it was really good, the churros were crispy and chewy and sweet and salty, the ice cream were cold and creamy had structure was also really good. I ate it so quick (partially cause it was dripping but also cause it was so good) Los betos: I also got a taco from a taco truck, just ordered their cheapest item on their menu, 1 taco (1.99$) with a choice of meat (shrimp and fish costed extra), i ordered beef, they asked spicy or mild, it was soft shell and filling kept falling out. It was good. I ate it quick. But yeah definitely give this place a visit at least once I believe its open every Thursday 6-9pm 5/5

There we were, on tiny Little Corn Island, Nicaragua, diligently working our way through every $2…read more rum drink on Casa Iguana's happy hour menu. We struck up a conversation with our bar mates re preferring the local brew over the wine which we imbibe at home, leading us to "Where was home?" "California", was followed with more wheres then meeting Matthew from Pyramid Farms in Chico. We heard rumors about his sweet, organic carrots and after rallying with him on his home turf, we can attest, "Those aren't rumors, they are the absolute truth." These carrots are palate pleasing in their naked glory! Find Matthew's nurtured babies at the Saturday, Chico Farmers' Market or if you live in the area, sign up for a weekly organic produce box.

Love stopping by the Red Bluff Farmers Market when work takes me to the North State. All the…read morebeautiful, vibrant splashes of reds, oranges, yellows, and greens make you feel like you're walking through a rainbow. I've visited the market about 3-4 times over the past few years, and always see varieties of fruits and veggies I can't find in Sacramento. The fruit is a bit pricey (i.e. $5 for basket of blackberries), so I did not get any this trip. I always stop by Guzzetti's for amazing Indian food. I usually get the samosas but this trip I got the garden bread and eggplant bread, with the fire roasted eggplant dip. My husband was upset that I didn't buy double everything lol. On my next trip I'll have to stock up, as there's no place in the Sac valley that I am aware of, that makes dips and breads in such amazing combinations. Vegan and vegetarian options available. I got dinner Tamales Jalisco (tamales, rice, beans) which was delicious. There's also a truck that sells fresh lemonade, kettle corn and snow cones. Beautiful flowers for sale, and booths of other local, non-food businesses are there also.

I went yesterday. Every Wednesday they have this farmers market in Red Bluff. It's honestly…read moreamazing! I love all of the local produce, people's hard work. I would much rather give my business to independent farmers than a big food chain. I like to see the faces of those who work hard to provide me with food so I can thank them personally :) Not to mention most prices are far better than at the store!

This Night Market is a small local event that only happens a few times throughout the summer on…read moreThursdays in the old town area of grass Valley. It is thoroughly embraced by the locals and enjoyed by all. Event has music, food, and many interesting things to buy from the local area. This is much more than just a farmers market and is a fun place to just hang out and people watch for a couple of hours. I look forward to going again next time I'm in the area.

This is our go-to mandarin place! The owners are very pleasant people who produce high-quality…read morecitrus fruits. We've been stopping in here for 7 years to buy mandarins, oranges, and occasionally honey. The prices are very reasonable too!

My MIL was so excited to hear about a farm with Korean produce that she drove straight there! It…read moretook a few hours to get there but she brought back a few hundred perilla leaves, 40 Asian pears, some fresh pork belly, and a few other goodies. The meat was really top notch and better than what you can get at a lot of places in the Bay Area. I don't think it'll be realistic for me to drive all the way to the farm but I will definitely try the ordering system since they deliver to Dublin on Saturdays.

Fresh fruits and vegetables, locally grow.candles.candy,great.coffies, Mexican food.if I've…read moreforgotten sorry.so much good stuff. Crafts,plants, handmade fruiture. Really good stuff

Meh. Great idea and nice location, but not much for selection. The big one? Why are dogs not…read moreallowed?

Decent farmers market. Not worth going out of your way for. Several produce vendors (3 of them…read morehad baskets of cherry tomatoes for $5, and 1 vender had them for $4/lb). There was pottery, baskets, handmade jewelry, body products, flowers, jared items like jams and salsas, tea, a few hot food venders, and some musicians. Parking wasn't particularly easy (we parked up a hill a few streets away). Fun to walk around but I can't imagine most people buying from multiple venders-- especially not if returning weekly. Was a happening place though so if you're energized by crowds you'll dig the ambiance.

Definitely make your way over to the farmers market! Open on Saturday. Lots of locally sourced…read moreproduce and fresh vegetables. Local artists have their creativity posted. Grab a coffee or tea and wander around. Lots of good offerings.

Living up here in Shasta Lake means it's a little bit of a trek to go grocery shopping down in…read moreRedding. However, Shasta Lake farmers market is phenomenal and both their customer service and their product lineup every week. They have weekly sales with some with some great prices on meat and produce

Very fun event when it happens! I love seeing local events in the city, and wish they happened more…read moreoften