Ramirez Farm

We love this farmers market at the mall parking lot. Located near the Jack's restaurant area this…read morefarmers market is every Sunday and has some great pastries, produce, plants, and kettle corn! We have had great service from free samples, kind staff, short wait times, and FRESH food. We come here often and always recommend this for its size and consistency of vendors. It's a great use of the parking lot space and offers plenty of parking nearby. I can totally see how they could also expand if they wanted to considering the mall parking lot is huge. Also great location being so close to Costco at the mall to get all your errands done in the same outing.

In my opinion, the best-ish farmers market in the east bay. Multiple and varied vendors. Lots of…read moreveggies, fruits, baked goods...Generally utilizes Apple Pay/card payments throughout. Clean up commonly occurs around 1pm with sales happening after 12pm. Lots of parking as it's located at once a vibrant mall. Minus 1 star dude to rude af folks; whether that's customers or vendors. For example, most of the time there isn't someone regulating the samples so folks' fingers are dabbing in there aka hecka gross and throwing the tongs back in the bin with no care in the world.

Can't leave without Kettlepop!

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Irvington Farmers' Market

4.2(136 reviews)

4.5 mi

In my opinion, Newark Farmers' Market (at Newpark Mall) slightly triumphs Irvington Farmers' Market…read moredue to: - number of vendors - variety of vendors - larger food selection This market presumably "stops" at 2pm with discounts presumably starting at 1250pm (or sooner). I feel the service is fairly standard across the board (of what you would expect at farmer markets and festivals). But is largely more dependent on EBT and cash. You can park at the post office, there's a small lot at the bay fair, street parking, and some folks park at the huge plaza...

Fresh fruit season already started, but we finally got a chance to get back to this Farmer's…read moreMarket. Fresh Peaches and nectarines (white & yellow). We picked up some cherry plums as well.

Irvington Farmers Market, Fremont, CA.

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Niles Farmers Market

4.1(45 reviews)

1.8 mi

Loving this farmers market in our city! Even though I've pretty much been to every farmer's market…read morein the Bay Area, this home one is one of my favorites. It's big enough but not huge and the vendors are unique. Plus I like that it's on Saturdays rather than sundays because you know Sunday is reserved for the Lord. Then you take your kid for a romp around the open space adjacent to the farmers market, and you got yourself a full morning!

There were not many fruit and vegetable stalls compared to Newark and Irvington, but they did offer…read morepho from Oakland, tacos, tamales, fresh crepes, baked goods, honey, mushrooms, vegan cookies, and a mini coffee truck. This farmer's market was only one market aisle long. Yes, that's how short it was to explore all vendors. Service was based on each vendor. I only go there for Harina Baked Goods for their Filipino pastries and Ube Haupia pie (must order), based in Livermore, and Jazzpresso's lattes. There was a long line at Starter Bakery, where you had to decide which pastry and bread to order since they don't have labels. The pastries were too sweet for my Asian taste, though. Since parking is usually full on the side of the stalls, I managed to find one behind the fence, which was a bit of a rocky drive and had a pothole in the middle. It was a bit small to enter and exit. Another option is to park across the train station, where you have to walk for a bit. Remember to bring your own bag when shopping for takeout. I recommend walking to the produce end first, then end at Starter Bakery to compare the prices and decide which is worth purchasing.

Niles Farmer Market, Fremont, CA.

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Niles Farmer Market, Fremont, CA.

Union City Farmers' Market

4.1(69 reviews)

3.8 mi

We came here on a Saturday in March 2026. Yea you can get some fresh fruits from local farmers but…read morethey weren't much organic options. There only a few stands. This is definitely the smallest farmers market I've ever been too. I wouldn't go out of your way to say to come here but if you are in the area then sure why not.

Union City Farmers Market is located in Union City…read more Today's Farmers Market was smaller than usual -- it was half the normal size. I'm not sure why -- the weather was nice (sunny but cool). Those that were there were friendly and attentive. Hopefully there will be more sellers the next time.

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Mamahouse Bakeshop

4.8(46 reviews)

1.6 mi

The kouign amann queen! Nothing beats it! I always try to go here early when I am at the Farmer's…read moreMarket. I hear they also take pre-orders for pick-up (which I haven't tried myself) if you want to make sure you do not run out. I always go for the original flavor but they do over a bunch of different ones and some seasonal flavors as well. Make sure to check it out!

I stumbled onto Mamahouse Bakeshop while scrolling Yelp, and now I'm completely hooked on…read moreChristine/Kim's baking. Everything feels thoughtfully made--beautifully balanced flavors, impeccable textures, and that "how is this so good?" kind of freshness. A few can't-miss favorites: the kouign-amann (flaky, buttery perfection) in pumpkin, classic plain, chocolate, and seasonal fruit flavors like peach. The mini carrot cake is pure comfort--moist, warmly spiced, and just the right amount of indulgent. Their winter Brown Tea Cake is a cozy standout, and the apple tartlets are the ideal sweet-tart bite. And the winter cookie special? Absolute winner-winner-chicken-dinner. Bonus points: Christine offers delivery once you hit a spend threshold, and if you catch them at a local farmers market, you'll be greeted by her husband with a big smile, a lovely story, and the best "what you should try next" recommendation. Bring these to your next office meeting (or don't share--no judgment). You won't be disappointed.

Salted black tahini cookie

Mamahouse Bakeshop - Ginger and Blueberry Kouign Amann,
Cardamom with mascarpone Kouign Amann, Pistachio with White Chocolate KA, and Meyer lemon tea cake

Ginger and Blueberry Kouign Amann, Cardamom with mascarpone Kouign Amann, Pistachio with White Chocolate KA, and Meyer lemon tea cake

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Different kinds of kouign amanns!

Kaiser Permanente Union City Farmers' Market

3.2(11 reviews)

4.3 mi

Services always best of best and quality are great too Love…read moreKaiser a lot ! Thanks for everyone work nice and hard there

notice to driver of red sports car driving fast and dangerous in Kaiser parking lot. TIMESUP!…read more turning your info in.... vendors: catalen(filipino) bakery "hummus" mexican baked potato and corn on cob 3 veggie vendors "way of life" foodnotes: -kaiser vendors usually fewer in number than comparable markets in cities. -not much parking here. a kaiser issue, not related to market.

Hayward Farmers Market

4.3(134 reviews)

7.3 mi

We were visiting a friend in the east bay and a coworker recommended us to come here for a stall's…read morecold noodles. The market isn't that big but had the usual offerings. But they did have Thai Holy Basil and my husband was excited. We can make ka prow. So we found the cold noodle stall. Ordered. The mild is not spicy at all, and the spicy was like a medium. So definitely get spicy if you want some kick. But if you plan to come here for this, either come early or somehow pre-order (although I don't know their website info). We wanted to try it first before grabbing a few more for our friends. But they told us they were "sold out" for preorders. Well that's a bummer! How are you going to market yourself if folks wander the farmers market and want to try your noodles?? Ah well, solid choice, but don't expect to be able to get a bowl! Empanadas were MEH. Mamabakehouse was a good choice if you love kouign amanns. Easy parking is a plus!

Wonderful food, produce, and people! Often live music performers which makes for a nice experience…read moreoverall. On this day- guest mariachi musicians and dancers!

Hayward farmers market.

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Sangrams Palace

4.3(22 reviews)

3.7 mi

Checked out this Indian grocery store because my Uncle Yu Togo order wasn't ready yet…read more They got Indian okra and American okra $4.99/lb PG Tips black tea $6.99 for 80 tea bags or $15.99 for 240. I didn't buy any. I got Parle-G Indian crackers $2.89 for 10 pk. Another customer bought it too. It's a popular cracker. Masoor Dal 2lbs for $2.89 - split red lentils. I like to make lentil soup in my Instant Pot. I wanted to use my Visa card but it didn't work on their machine I had to pay cash boo! My total $5.78, I got .22c back.

Small store with friendly owner / staff. Only issue is that the prices are twice as high as other…read morestores. If their prices were more comparable to nearly stores it would be a nice place to shop for Indian groceries.

1/9/21

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Pleasanton Farmers' Market

4.3(156 reviews)

9.0 mi

This was actually my FIRST time at Pleasanton's farmers market. When I tell you, I'll be back every…read moreweekend! I came around 1220 (they close at 1) and fully regret that. Next time I'll be there when they open. There were still a good amount of vendors and music out at that time. But a lot of them were closing up and had all the samples gone. I got the juiciest Cara Cara oranges, fresh flowers, and a crotchet kit for my daughter from Saltwater Books & Gifts. The walking space is a little narrow and it was annoying (on my part) to drag my wagon through the aisle. So if you plan on bringing that, or a stroller, just be prepared. I truly can't wait to go back.

Have been here a handful of times and every time has been a vibe. Gorgeous place with great…read moreatmoshere situated in downtown that hosts a diverse selection of vendors (flowers, baked goods, sweets, meats) and top quality produce. My favorite time to stop by is to snag one of my favorite fruits of all time, mango nectarines, available for a few weeks during June. It is a bit smaller than most farmers markets I have been to, but the selection and quality are the best. Also, it is right across the street from the best icecream ever, Meadowlark Dairy. Would totally be a regular if I lived in the area.

Flatbread samples

12/21/24: Pleasanton Farmer's Market

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Pleasanton Farmers Market

Ohlone College Flea Market

4.4(55 reviews)

6.5 mi

I remember back in the day, this flea market was in a shady and hilly area. Then, construction…read morehappened and it became a concrete jungle with the flea market closed until further notice. Individuals kept wondering if the flea market will ever be back... And it did come back! EVERY 2nd/SECOND SATURDAY OF EVERY MONTH, March to November, 9am to 2pm And now FREE PARKING! It used to be $2 to park! I gave it the rating I did because/ 1. Since the re-opening, I never purchased a single thing 2. Vendors are all pretty much the same (and it's hilarious some of the faces are familiar and seen at estate sale hunts) 3. Love how they attempt a theme and have added old school cars to the mix! 4. The vendors are not the nicest... they don't budge and are not willing to negotiate (I mean that's the fun of flea markets!) 5. Kind of pricey. Pretty much all antique and used items. A couple of vendors sell new but very "made in China" items 6. Products are often repeated aka the same 7. It's not huge... you could probably walk the entire thing in less than 30 minutes Would I come back? I just love estate sales, rummage sales, flea markets, etc. It's great to walk around especially when you don't have the mindset of "must have to buy"

We came during winter and it was very quiet and small. I don't know if it's always timed like this…read morebut there is a car meetup in the parking lot next to it that the kids enjoyed going to. For summer break we decided to start the day here and find lunch close by. It was much larger and busier than it was in Winter. The great thing is free parking and free admission, the walk from parking to the fleamarket is very close. If you want to sell here the pricing per spot is low and you can pull in easily with your car. I believe each spot is $20 and this fleamarket happens the 2nd Saturday of every month. They do a good job of attracting vendors with that sell newer items in bulk, more classic garage style bring your old junk, plants, antiques, and some food trucks. The coolest thing we did was probably the train ride that goes through the fleamarket and car show. The car show area did smell like something peope like to smoke though :) It does get hot later in the day in Summer so best to come early. We ended up leaving with some nice snacks and old books for the kids.