We love coming here for our honey! Small market on the side of the road, we discovered this on…read moreaccident one day a few years back and have been back a few times ever since. Doesn't get any better , when our family got sick the honey came in handy for our hot honey lemon ginger tea. The staff are always so sweet and helpful. Aside from the different varieties of honey, they also sell local grown fruit and vegetables. We also love the hass avocado here. Prices are reasonable and definitely worth it. We hope this place stays open for many years to come we look forward to coming here each time. Thank you!

This has always been my go to for the best honey and avocados. I went there today and it looks like…read morethey are no longer in business? Trying to find out if maybe they just moved I'm hoping?

A great event but Easter weekend was brutal. The 81F felt more like 89F and the place was "sold the…read more__ out" with people. Too crowded. We will avoid holidays entirely moving forward or go early bird special. CAPTAIN JACK's SHELLFISH CO.: LOBSTER ROLL: -- not enough of their apparent parm/evo/butter/garlic sauce -- moderately loaded or a tad more with lobster -- nice tasting -- looked better last time and I did not select it RATING = A- GRILLED OYSTERS and GRILLED SCALLOPS still "too legit to quit". Dad did not love the crowds nor the hills, so we let him sit while we did a "power walk" of other vendors. Not a great day or venue necessarily for those with mobility issues.

So, so, so good! You'll find the fresh berries, citrus, veggies, and flowers of your dreams. I…read morepurchased fresh blueberries, strawberries, and raspberries. I also purchased a box of dates. Honestly, anyone can find something they like here. Argentinian empanadas, Indian samosas, onigiri, Vietnamese iced coffee, fresh lemonade. The options are endless. Endless artists sell their jewelry, clothing, accessories, and more. You can go from browsing silver bracelets to finding a hand poured candle. It's a fun walk through countless vendors. Incredibly busy too

I love our farmer's market! I usually go to the one at the mall on Wednesdays. It's less crowded…read more If you go earlier, around 9:00 or 9:30 am, You get the freshest fruits and vegetables. The prices are a little high but it's well worth it to support our local farmers. The fruits and veggies are always nice and fresh. There aren't nearly as many vendors on Wednesdays but if you are just going for fruits and vegetables you won't be disappointed. Angel Farms is my favorite vendor but I do like them all. Atkins nursery from Fallbrook comes down and they always have local avocados.

Stumbled into this little market on a Saturday morning and was sooo happy I did! We visited…read moreTemecula the week before Christmas and got so many amazing Christmas gifts here. The bird house man is awesome! He hand carves bird houses and they are so great! Visited the basket shop, and got an incredible deal on cute straw baskets. The flower/plant stand that is based in Oceanside had the most beautiful plants! Super helpful and knowledgeable. Overall so happy to have stumbled here, really wasn't anticipating attending this farmers market! I didn't even sample any food so next time I must!

Nice little farmers market that happens on Wednesdays in the promenade parking lot near Winchester…read more We bought some produce and it was fresh and delicious especially the avacados from Fallbrook. Most of the vendors were friendly and some offered samples. It's perfect because it's outside the promenade away from the crowdedness (far from the stores & close up parking) and you're not worrying about people driving through. The have produce, most organic, honey & gifts like jewelry etc. There are at least three or more in Temecula and this ones nice.

Very fresh local vegetables, fruit and home made products…read more The Tamale guy's tamales were really yummy! We almost did not find their site... They were near the Margarita street side of the mall area parking lot. We bought from the basket merchant. Fair trade baskets. I have a couple I've had for years. These are worth it and well made, besides being beautiful. We were just passing through, and won't forget this farmers market in the future. Having very fresh produce and not the supposed "fresh?"from the market, was a pleasure. These fruits and veggies were truly fresh picked! Most all the vendors were great, kind, attentive and you knew they were farmers! The lemons I bought are definitely fresh picked, nice and Juicy! I miss having my citrus trees!! This is a good farmers market, worth the visit!

This farmers market may have existed at one time, but unfortunately it is no longer there. There…read morewere a couple of small farm stands in the area, but no market.

Very cool. I love in Bonsall and it is nice to be located so close to this. Things like this give…read moreBonsall a charm that I really enjoy.

Wow!! Now THIS is a top-notch Farmers Market (and I consider myself to be a Farmers Market…read moreconnoisseur). If you can get over the fact that parking is a nightmare (tip: get there early and use the free parking lot at the DMV) you'll love every second of your time here. We got there around 9:30am and were lucky enough to snag a spot at the aforementioned lot - about a 5 minute walk from the start of the market. From there, we took about 2 hours to fully explore, including a quick stop at a cute and affordably-priced vintage stop right off the vendors' booths. There is a huge variety of goods, mostly consumables with a few jewelry and handmade goods worked in. The vast majority of consumables booths had samples. I tried balsamic vinegars, loads of dips, some fresh fruit and tomatoes, bread, tempeh, you name it. I wasn't even hungry for lunch after going! If you aren't keen on samples, there are lots of prepared food booths for a full meal. Prices are reasonable. I bought a delicious Mediterranean 3 layer dip for $6 and my brother got a massive focaccia loaf for $10. The vendors were very friendly and helpful. Many (most?) also had business cards with shipping info if you're like me and have a full suitcase already. I would consider this market a must-visit if you find yourself in San Diego on a Sunday. Loved it!

Hillcrest Farmers Market (opened in April 1997) is San Diego's original and largest farmers market…read morewith over 175 vendors. [Hours]: Sunday (rain or shine) from 9 AM to 2 PM. [Parking]: Difficult parking situation, but I got really lucky and found a street parking spot near the intersection of Cleveland Ave and Richmond St at 9 AM. Apparently visitors can park for free at the DMV parking lot (3960 Normal St), but the lot fills up quickly so come early. According to the website, visitors can also park at the United States Postal Service parking lot at 3911 Cleveland Ave. [Amenities & vendors]: The farmers market does not accept EBT. The market takes up about three large blocks and visitors can find produce, gifts, arts and crafts, flowers, clothing, etc. Not many fruit stands offer samples, but other non-fruit food vendors do provide free samples. The market also has a solid food court including one vendor selling coconut pancakes (Coconut & Co. Thai Fusion). The coconut pancakes (aka khanom krok - $4 for 8 pieces) reminded me of the sticky rice from mango sticky rice and these pancakes were actually quite good. [Conclusion]: Our party only ended up staying for 30 minutes, but overall this is a great farmers market for anyone who's looking for solid one-stop food options and not necessarily looking for a produce-focused farmers market.

Vista Farmers market you never disappoint!…read more You can support all sorts of family run and privately owned businesses here. The fresh produce is great, food vendors are fantastic, friendly customers and sellers, crafters, live music by local artists, and much more to experience. It's a little bit different each time with some consistency as well. They are there rain or shine for the most part. This particular day they had a new year fire feature where you write down. What you are grateful for, what you want to let go of, and what you're going to bring in -- something that would brings light into your life. Then you toss it in and give it up to the fire. So cool. Love the cathartics of that! You can count on bringing something good home or enjoy while there every time.

A fantastic market with a wide range of premium goods in addition to produce and plants, along with…read morea diverse set of prepared food boths. My only complaints are: 1. The food all looks great, but there is no place to eat it. There is a big area near the booths that could be set up with tables, which I'm sure the vendors would appreciate and enable them to enjoy more sales. 2. It's only open until 12:00 and while I'd like to try the food, I don't eat lunch before 12:30 or later. It should be open until at least 1:00. 3. The website says that dogs are not allowed, but they are everywhere and it's a pain to avoid them and tripping over their leashes. There also health department regulations FOR GOOD REASONS, to not have animals around food.

Yesterday I had the opportunity to visit the little farmers market at the Vale ranch HQ. It was…read morelovely, although pretty small. Basically a series of booths selling olive oil baskets, some fruits and vegetables and not much else. It was a very nice add to the plaza and I'm happy that I had the opportunity to see it because my intention was just having a coffee shop The Press espresso. This plaza is very charming, with a lot of trees, boutiques, coffee, shop, restaurants, and big Central space to enjoy the farmers market itself or other activities, this is a must visit in Temecula.

I can't speak about the events at this place, but I appreciate the history and work done to…read morepreserve this area. I came here just to try Press Espresso, one of few shops and eateries at this plaza, but didn't realize it was in such a historic place. I initially thought all the shops here were recently build to look like the old west, but in reading about the history on its website, learned that this area has been in existence since 1867. According to the website, it has been the heart of Temecula since then. Originally built by German immigrant, Louis Wolf, it was used as a trading post next to Temecula Creek. After his death in 1905, area was purchased by Arizona cattle baron, Walter Vail, who turned it into a cattle ranch. In 1964, it was sold to developers who turned it into a master-planned community. The area remained vacant for several decades until it was restored fully in 2007. This place now houses several unique shops and eateries, and is also used for events and Farmers Market. This is actually a plaza within a bigger plaza, which has more commercial retailers like Kohl's, Walmart, Marshalls, and several others. Kind of an odd mix, but glad the city decided to keep a portion of its history alive.

Stumbled upon this farmers market in Carlsbad after a Yelp Elite event! Lots of great local vendors…read moreand growers. Especially happy to see JR Organics there. Best selection of organic produce and flowers. Their blueberries are so good! It was almost closing so I got a great deal of 3 baskets for $10!

Plenty of fresh fruit and veggies. Oranges from R&L Farms were so juicy, perfect sweetness, and…read moreeasy to peel. I was impressed with the sample alone and the friendly service from the young gentleman at the booth. That was the only booth I enjoyed at this time. I circled it twice but nothing really called out to me at this time. This farmers market is not as big as my favorite ones. Wish there were more hot food vendors

A nice stroll down Main Street Fallbrook with shops and vendors along the way. It definitely could…read morebenefit from more food vendors. It's not as well known yet. Positives are that it's not as crowded. Many benches along the way to rest if needed, great ambiance.

Honestly, visited today expecting a lot more and was pretty disappointed. Only 2 stands selling…read morespecific types of produce, egg stand, 2-3 baked good stands, jewelry stand and maybe 2 other random stands. I was underwhelmed with the lack and variety of vendors. I don't think we will be back. That's too bad too. The Vista farmers market is way way better. This one was pretty much dead. Located right on main st. If you put in your gos 111 s main st you'll find it. There's a parking lot right across the street from the historical gem society (free).