I'll be honest--I'm not exactly the "farmers market type." I'm usually more than happy with…read morehigh-quality frozen goods and avoiding the weekend crowds. But I visited this one at West Valley College because a friend wanted to go, and I have to say, it wasn't bad at all. The biggest plus for me was the parking. It's on a college campus, so it's spacious and incredibly easy to access--which is usually the main reason I avoid these things. The market itself is a decent size; it's lively without being suffocating, and the produce actually looked pretty good. If you enjoy farmers markets, you'll probably love it. If you're like me and usually prefer the efficiency of a grocery store, this is one of the few places where the experience doesn't feel like a chore. Given the ease of access and the quality of the atmosphere, I'm giving it a solid 5 stars. Surprisingly, it was a pleasant morning.

I was blown away by this farmers market, I don't hear about it all that often and I'm shocked that…read moreI don't. It was way bigger than I expected and had a great variety. Many of the fruit and vegetable stands were huge, tables and table of produce. A good amount of vendors were giving out samples, anything from fruits, juices, salsas, and more! There were plenty of baked good options, almost too many to choose from. The only area that it really lacked was there weren't a ton of hot to order and eat now food vendors, but they still did have a few. The market is in the parking lot at West Valley, it was easy to find a spot a little further way from the market, while still being in the same lot. There is only one entrance/exit for the parking in that area so it can be a little hectic trying to get in and out, but actual parking was a breeze.

Campbell Farmers Market is part of the Urban Village Farmers' Market Association and started in…read more1998. This farmers market is widely considered one of the best farmers markets in Silicon Valley (the other being Mountain View Farmers Market). [Hours]: Sunday (rain or shine) from 9 AM to 1 PM - year-round except the third weekend of May (the Boogie Music Festival) or October (Oktoberfest Festival). [Parking]: Easy parking with a couple of free parking garages (Second Street Parking Garage at 41 N 2nd St or another at the intersection of N 1st St & Orchard City Drive). I ended up with free street parking right next to the Second Street Parking Garage. [Amenities & vendors]: The farmers market accepts EBT with the Market Match program (match EBT withdrawal up to a maximum of $15 per day - visit the information booth to receive $1 "market coins"). This is a busy and big farmers market with tons of vendors offering fresh produces (including one vendor selling ostrich eggs). There are food stalls that offers free samples and I ended up getting a bag of Rebecca's Mighty Granola. Some of retail stores like Recycle Bookstore West and Therapy Stores open slightly earlier than their standard opening time at 10 AM when the farmers market is ongoing. The farmers market accepts EBT with the Market Match program (matches EBT withdrawals up to a maximum of $15 per day - visit the information booth to receive $1 "market coins"). This is a busy and large farmers market with tons of vendors offering fresh produce (including one vendor selling ostrich eggs). There are food stalls that offer free samples and I ended up getting a bag of Rebecca's Mighty Granola. Our party arrived the market at 9:45 AM and some retail stores like Recycle Bookstore West and Therapy Stores open slightly earlier than their standard opening time when the farmers market is ongoing. [Conclusion]: Impressive farmers market with easy parking and a great selection - I can see why this is a local favorite farmers market.

My favorite Farmer's Market!…read more Year round and has some of the best vendors. I think we go every weekend except when we are out of town. Yes, that is how good it is. Will admit, it is a bit smaller than some of the others, but they pack in a good crowd. There are restaurants and shops in along the street... so you can dip in to one of them while strolling the market. It is very clean ALTHOUGH, they have signs that say "no dogs allowed", but people bring their dogs anyway. I have grandpups and would love to bring them - but I follow the rules. I think it is rude to ignore the rules especially when it comes to food safety. Would I go back - Yes, cuz I love it... but if the pet thing starts to get out of hand.... I may have to switch to a different one.

I love markets and the Los Gatos farmers market happens on Sundays from 9-1. It's small but…read moremighty and quite cozy. Plenty of samples and I had a nice pork rib lunch here. Please come and create your own adventure.

I love this farmers market and it's super hot here today, 8/23/26! So many dogs and people flocking…read morehere for amazing produce and other goodies. I love the juices and dried persimmons and smoked almonds it's a madhouse at 11 am and the guitarist was playing country tunes.

Situated inside De Anza College's parking lot, this Sunday farmers market is super fun!…read more Beautiful display of fruits among many stalls, abundant free fruit samples, a variety of freshly grown and harvested vegetables; it's fun to check out what's seasonal. You can also find flower bouquet stalls, entrepreneur stalls that sell kombucha and bakeries, as well as honey, dips, locally drafted coffee and homemade hot deli. The market has a decent size that 80% of the shops selling produce. It's a great place to buy local and fresh veg and fruits.

I love this farmer's market! I'm glad it's such a short drive from my place. The vendors are so…read morewonderful and friendly, and there's plenty of parking. It's a bit smaller than some other markets I've visited, but they have everything you need here. Some of my favorite vendors include: Orange Elaichi: This is my go-to spot when I'm at the market. The owner, Janki, is so kind and always remembers me, which I really appreciate. Every vegan option they have is delicious, but my favorites are the Tadka Focaccia, Rose Pistachio and Saffron Orange bundt cakes, and Orange Cranberry Muffins. Hernandez Nursery: They always have the most beautiful plants at great prices. I've bought so many plants from them, and their son has even helped me load them into my car. I highly recommend stopping by their booth. Brother's products S.F. has the best hummus. I always make sure to stop by for the Habanero Hummus, but I've been trying more flavors lately. Their garlic sauces and olive tapenade are also really good. Although I can't eat the flavored labneh, my mom has tried it and loves it. Dumpling King: I love that they have vegan dim sum options clearly labeled. My favorite items are the Green Veggie Bun. I also like the Vegan Siu Mai and Scallion Pancake. I love the organic raspberries at Gomez Berry Farm and organic strawberries at Gonzalez Farm. I tried the tea at Chafolio today because the young man working the booth was super kind. I ended up buying rose hibiscus, and I'm excited to brew it. I can't remember the name of the vendor with the musubi and smoothies, but their Tofu Musubi is so delish, the tofu is very flavorful, and the rice is the perfect texture. Plus, the fruit smoothies are all fruit, so there's no need to worry about dairy or fillers. I'm sure I'm missing someone, but overall, there are so many wonderful produce options and other great vendors. I highly recommend spending part of your Sunday here!

Is that a farmers' market?…read more New year, new location! I thought the Cupertino Farmer's Market was in the Memorial Park parking lot on Sundays, but I never got to visit that spot because street parking was atrocious. Driving down Stelling, I saw the market tents up in the parking lot of De Anza College and thought, wait, it's not a flea market day, so did the farmer's market move? I circled back to Memorial Park and indeed there were no market tents or bumper to bumper cars fighting for parking. Instead, I easily parked at De Anza College parking lot B right next to the tents and sauntered on in, skipping with glee because it was so easy! I love the new location! It's right under the solar panels so there's a bit of shade and cover from the light rain and plenty of space to walk and peruse the shops without feeling crowded by other shoppers. I love the variety of fresh produce - oranges, pomelos, broccoli, lettuces, onions, leeks, carrots, daikons, grapes, strawberries, blueberries, cauliflower, persimmons, and so much more! I'm sure there will be even more varieties come spring and summer! Aside from fresh fruits and veggies, there are also several food stalls to grab some noms while you shop, including a bakery and a honey vendor that sells local honey which is a must for any farmer's market. Plus, there was also a stall selling live plants with some beautiful buds ready to bloom, perfect to jump start your garden for spring or add to your house plant collection that you may have started cultivating during the pandemic. What was most astounding this past Sunday was the longest line I've ever seen for any stall. I thought the line may have been for free Luvs diapers because I saw a truck with Luvs on it but upon closer inspection, it was a Luv's Brownies food truck with lots of yummy looking sweet treats but no, the line was not for brownies. The line that was more than 50 people long was for the seafood vendor selling bags of crabs and fish as fast as they can! I couldn't understand the rapid dialect spoken to know if it was a good deal or not, but lots of people were on board to get fresh crab and fish probably for their Lunar New Years celebrations. I couldn't wait that long in the cold but maybe another time. There was also a knife sharpener with a really cool automatic knife sharpening machine with flashing lasers, and I hope he'll be back next Sunday because I'm bringing my dull knives to get sharpened for sure. You just need to download the Jingle app and pre-pay $4 per knife and the app will tell you if and when he'll be there to sharpen knives. The seasons speak to what farmers and vendors bring to the market. Winter may be sparse, but I anticipate the coming of spring and burst colors and flowers! Farmer's markets are such a joy to shop at, and I'm so happy that the Cupertino farmer's market found a new home at De Anza College, and I can't wait to come back again for more fresh produce.

First visit to this Farmers market and I like it. T. The purpose of the visit was to get coffee…read morefrom one of the coffee stand. Interesting there are many fruits seller and the prices are reasonable compare to other Farmers Market. Love to try all the fruits before buying. It is located at DeAnza college parking lot. I believe it is every Sunday. they also have fish, roast peanut stand, Thai food.

Great selection of products, fresh and reasonably priced, along with being (mostly) preservative…read morefree and organic. Lots of parking, easy access and friendly crowd makes it all worthwhile.

As Kenji noted, this is very a small farmer's market, but it's convenient and peaceful! I liked the…read moreold location in downtown Saratoga although this location has easier parking (you can just park in the Prince of Peace parking lot). I stopped by this past Wednesday and picked up fresh fish (rock cod) from Dragon Baby Seafood, olive and pistachio bread from Little Sky Bakery, and a banana cream pie and lemon tart from 43 & Company. I sampled the olive bread from Little Sky during the summer and became addicted. 43 & Company is a new booth and everything looks delicious! All of the vendors are very friendly and you will definitely be offered a few samples as you walk through. I remember seeing something about the winter hours being 1-5pm, but I could be wrong. Support local farmers and merchants and shop local!

I subscribed because I want to eat seasonal local veggies and fruits…read more There are a couple others out there but this is the ONLY ONE I found that is TRULY LOCAL, TRULY SEASONAL, and is a well-run local small business. The competitors all seem to be "big box" CSAs (didn't even realize that was possible lol) that's are not really all local or seasonal. I got the 1/2 veggie share every other week. Added add-on fruit later. Very fresh veggies and fruit, you can tell they have all just been picked, and excellent customer service. 10/10

Great service, so sad they are no longer doing deliveries in my area.The fresh vegies were…read moreincredible.

This is the same farmers market (CHAMP) that used to be in Cambrian but was moved to Leigh High…read moreSchool. We used to go the other location once in a while but this is my first time checking out the new location. I actually prefer this location better. It has plenty of parking and it even has restrooms. It's not the biggest farmers market around (much, much smaller than the one in Campbell) but it's much less crowded which is a plus to me! And probably a tad cheaper as well. When in season like the summer, there's pretty much everything you need is there. There are also food vendors if you're wanting a bite while shopping. This market is open year round.

My friends and I were excited to check this farmer's market out since Little Sky Bakery is here and…read morewe wanted to check out What Coffee, etc. Many vendors listed on the website were not there when we went this past Saturday. It was like 8 tents total. From what I remember, there was CA bakeshop, Little Sky Bakery, Tamales, Hummus, berries, veggies, honey. Everything we tasted was good and the hummus guy was super friendly, offering us his hummus randomly while we were talking. Pretty empty, not many people. Will wait until the spring season to see if the other vendors come back! Plenty of parking, there's two sides.

Small farmer markets with many Asian vegetables, yes Asian…read more I can find my favorite vegetables (some weird one too) and they are really fresh. You might need to come early to get a nice batch and fighting with other chinese asian lady for vegetable since they will bump you right and left. One time, I got slap with a bunch of vegetable unintentionally - and my face get wet from the fresh water :( for real. There is not many vendors compare with the one in West Valley; however, here the price is cheaper $1-2 a bunch. Parking is a bit horrible since many of them has no courtesy/ manners. They are open as early as 7:30 and if you arrived by 10, many of them are gone. so please come early, bring your own bag and cash and get ready to get slap with fresh vegetable.

This farmers market is on the smaller scale, but you'll definitely find your staple items. By…read more10:30am the selection was dwindling down a bit. Strawberries, blueberries, nectarine, peaches, potatoes, onions were plentiful. I was impressed to see several vendors offering produce typically found at Asian markets. Notable feature - Hummus Heaven! They've got a great selection of fresh hummus + pita chips. If I were to stop by again I'd probably try the bakery & honey vendors (blanking on the names). Otherwise, I have my eyes set on the Los Gatos & Campbell Farmers Markets.

The Santana Row Farmers' Market is on Wednesdays during the summer. I finally had the chance to…read morestop by yesterday! It had been on my list of summer activites I wanted to check out. This farmers market did not disappoint! It is located in the area in front of Blue Bottle Coffee. Great ambiance! I heard live music and saw various types of food being sold. From a taco truck, to plenty of organic fruit, to beautiful bouquets of fresh flowers, even frose being sold in front of Left Bank (!!!). I will have to stop by again this summer. SO much fun! One booth was handing out samples of vegetable juice. I believe it was called Silicon Valley Microgreens. Nice guy. I tried his sample. This farmers market was larger than I thought. Back to the fruit - there were plenty of seasonal items - think fresh summer peaches, strawberries, blueberries, etc. I did not take any photos because I had just bought ice cream from Smitten. (BTW, Smitten has THE best ice cream! - love their matcha and seasonal flavors)

Really nice farmers market that starts at 4 pm down the center of Santa Row, on Wednesdays…read more Some booths offer free samples and the vendors seem really friendly. If you're in the area I'd definitely recommend stopping by. They have everything from fresh fruit and vegetables, too sauces, breads, and even stuffed pita bread.