I absolutely love browsing and shopping here. They have so many great unique items, local artists…read morethat you won't find elsewhere. They are so friendly and welcoming here, I love supporting businesses like this in hopes of them staying around forever. Perfect place to pick up small gifts for others or yourself, highly recommended if you are looking for a unique place to buy groceries or small gifts.

The turkey and chicken cutlet sandwiches are practically perfect. They're some of the most…read moreflavorful, well-made, and substantial sandwiches I've had in East LA. I understand that this place is a bit pricey, but if I could go back in time and reclaim all the money I've ever spent on subpar sandwiches, I would spend it here.

I love a charming market with genuinely friendly service to go with it. Lots of interesting finds…read more I want to try everything in there. They had some fresh baked cookies that looked amazingly delicious and sooo tempting. I think they have outside tables, but I might be wrong. Great selection of non-alcoholic drinks, and other snacks. They keep a pretty good refrigerated selection of food items, and some fresh produce. They also carry a few artisan coffee blends. I find it impossible to leave empty-handed. Today, I got some artisan soda and small flour tortillas to make the perfect quesadilla. I work close by and look forward to returning. Still thinking about those cookies!

Adorable little market with lots of home made, unique, and artisan foods and drinks. It's a small…read morebut well balanced collection. It's a tad on the pricey side but definitely a fun little market.

an exceptional microcosm of italian products, from wine & foodstuffs to fine linens & tableware…read more most importantly, they carry nocciola e cacao, hazlenut & cocoa spread. and faillet tarragon mustard which was my favorite when i lived in france. amazed to see it & in my own neighborhood! a true gem tucked next door to lafd fire station 20 on sunset blvd. we await the stocking of star porcini dadi (bouillon cubes) with happy anticipation.

Such a cute little neighborhood Italian shop and absolutely worth it through Too Good To Go app. We…read morepaid about $6 and received roughly $35 worth of salami, prosciutto, and ricotta cheese everything was fresh and really tasty. Just a heads-up: items from the app typically expire within 24-48 hours, which was totally fine for us. As long as you're ready to enjoy a good amount of meat and cheese, you'll be happy. The shop itself is small but charming, and we love supporting local businesses like this. Would definitely do this again!

First, I gave this place 5 starts because they have the best prices without going to a major chain…read moresuper market. Also, I would 1,000 times over shop at a local business than a chain. Also, the staff is so damn helpful! Everyone always asks how you're doing. It's so rare around this area of Los Angeles to have these types of markets too because of all the gentrification. (I won't elaborate on that because it's irrelevant.) Secondly, I shop here about 3-4 times a week since it's on my way home. I come here for my meat which is good quality, veggies (the selection is usually good too), and random Latino packaged foods such as frijoles negros. They also have a wide selection of cheese which I unfortunately can't eat. Looks good though! Today, though, I had a very odd experience. I bought marinated flap steak (ranchera) and the butcher gave me a less expensive cut of meat which was chuck steak (diezmillo) for the same price as the ranchera. As a butcher, I hope that you work with meat enough to know some of the cuts. If you're not sure, say, if the price difference is a couple to a few dollars a pound difference, I would hope you would at least ask someone. Hell, ask me, I know what it looks like. I didn't realize this until I got home. Could have been a simple mistake, but I still made that known by calling the manager. I didn't want anything, just let the guy know he made a mistake. There's a part of me that kind of feels like I got taken advantage of. If I did or if I didn't, I hope it won't happen again regardless as I love this place I attached pictures so y'all can check it out. I hope this review helps and know that I'll still be shopping here regularly!

Been passing by Osi's for years, but finally went in. The selection for such a small market is…read moreactually crazy, and their produce is very fresh and great. I haven't tried their carniceria, but I truly look forward to trying it. Feel like, especially during these difficult times, it's important we support our local markets. I'm glad I have the opportunity to support this one.

neibr is your neighborhood convenience store/ bodega, with thoughtfully curated items. It has a bit…read moreof everything, including fresh produce, eggs, snacks (chips, crackers, candy), beverages, dressings, tinned fish, condiments, pantry items, cereal, coffee, spices, salt, pasta, rice, canned goods, frozen pizza, cheeses, etc. You can pick up premade sandwiches from Uncle Paulie's and salads and dips from Natural Combo. The items they carry aren't the typical mainstream brands. Expect to find smaller makers focused on quality. The frozen meat from Cream Co. came highly recommended. About half the store space is devoted to wine and spirits. I spotted Uli's gelato, including the yogurt with cherry jam flavor. Froyo! My picks: * Japanese sweet potatoes * Perfectly ripe large avocado, $1.99 * Dram sparkling water * Zucchini * Uncle Paulie's prosciutto sandwich with arugula, cheese, and fig jam on a baguette: Liked how the flavors balanced each other out, though I found the fig jam to be too sweet. The bread was soft and chewy. * Natural Combo brown rice and mushroom salad: healthy and tasty I went during the evening, so I didn't see pastries.

Was driving down sunset stopped by and grabbed some really good sandwiches, the staff was really…read morenice, a lot of organic options to choose from definitely coming back again definitely my new spot great vibes and energy there.

5/5 cuz they take ebt!!!!!! So colorful and artisan with…read morehigh quality produce. This is what Whole Foods should look like. All of the packaged foods looked fresh and appetizing. I got the yogurt and granola for $9. Was a nice snack but not filling enough to be a meal. I got 6 apricots as well and they are very high quality. I believe my total was $19 after tax. Not sustainable for my current income to regularly shop here but definitely a nice place to treat myself to good quality food :) Everyone there was very kind as well, and I felt no sense of shame when asking about ebt or using my EBT card

I was in that store and got in line to pay. The woman at the register asked me about paying for…read more"what you have in your bag" implying that I was trying to steal something. I will never go back there. I am Hispanic. I think that is what this is about! Prices in this business are not low, but having to deal with this of racism is not worth it. I wish I could speak to owner!

A local must! I love going here on Fridays, the market probably starts around 12 and goes until 6…read more The flower selection is gorgeous and the food stands are so fun. I grabbed local honey for allergies (it seems to be working for me!) and a gluten free Philly steak and cheese. There's tons of unique and market-specific items here like bagg

Past reviews are hella old. Vendors can be quite inconsistent and overpriced, but the food is…read moregenerally fresh, a little exotic & well prepared. It's a great benefit to food access for the lower-income demographic, though since the program is inherently restrictive, there's a paradox here. Is anything certified organic? Sellers make a lot of claims. I haven't noticed CCOF designations but could be missing them. It probably doesn't even matter. Out of Thin Air stands out for bread. The market has an open mic once a month & frequently features live music, free item handouts, + friendly community.

There was this dude selling rare chilis there and I dehydrated them to make the spiciest chili…read moreflakes me mouth can handle. Super cool and for that I give this place a 4-star

Every Saturday from 8am to 1:30 pm, the Silverlake Farmer's Market sets up on Sunset between…read moreMaltman Ave and Edgecliffe Dr. Having a family member live down the street, allows me to walk to the Farmer's Market and avoid all the chaos of trying to find a place to park. It's not the biggest Farmer's Market, but you'll find a decent amount of quality vendors, selling a variety of food, flowers, honey, produce and bread and bakery items. We stopped by around 11:30am and it wasn't too crowded. We tried Green Bites whose menu included Rice Wraps, Onigiri, and Japanese Curry. You can get one onigiri for $6 or 2 for $10. We also tried the Pupusas at Delmy's Pupusas, most varieties selling for $5 each. We always make sure we stop by Sour Suzie for Sourdough bread, which is situated about a block outside the Farmer's Market. All the vendors were friendly and we noticed after visiting a couple of times that you may see a new vendor or two. Looking forward to trying more!