After reading the reviews, I was pleasantly surprised at the amount of fruit and vegetable vendors…read more This Farmers Market has a great selection and prices were good. Just like the Irvine Farmers Market there is also a pretty good selection of Asian produce. One large vendor had a very long line, but there are others to choose from. Make sure you walk the entire market, because prices and quality differ from vendor to vendor. There are a few food vendors, with the tamale vendor having the longest line. You'll also find the same sourdough bread sold across all the farmers markets and I even saw fresh fish. I arrived around 9am and it was somewhat busy. There is plenty of parking available. Bring cash, you'll avoid the 50 cent transaction fee that most charge. I'll definitely make this a repeat stop. I also loved that Trader Joe's is right across the street in the Cerritos Towne Center. I got all my shopping done at once. I hope that this farmers market continues to grow. I did have to Google the directions, since i discovered that the Yelp directions are incorrect.

I've been coming to the Cerritos Farmers Market for about a year and it's honestly one of my…read morefavorite spots. I've made great connections with the vendors and always buy fresh fruits and vegetables from the same ones. The fresh orange juice vendor is a must and always so good. There's a great variety of vendors, and even though parking can be a little tricky, it's totally worth it.

I love!! It's a bit sparse for a farmers market but they hit the key notes of good food made by…read morelocals, fresh produce, and speciality items.

My dad has got some decent fruit from here. There is not tons of vendors. It would be nice if it…read morefeatured more options.

Ten Reasons this is a pretty bom Farmers Market: 1. Fresh…read morefruit n veggies 2. Parking is super easy 3. Pastries by the Persian Bakery 4. Friendly vendors 5. Music player is cool 6. Fresh eggs by two vendors 7. Some krafty people make stuff 8. Less crowded 9. Sunny and warm cuz inland 10. Ez parking - if you buy a lot this matters- yes I wrote the parking thing twice.

I love this farmers market such a great place to get fresh squeezed juice from a local vendor and I…read morealso buy fresh bread as well !

I stopped by the Famers Market. It was really small and only offered food vendors. I bought a…read moretamale for my husband and left.

Came out to support my buddy from high school. She's got a spot out here every Saturday from 9am to…read more2pm, so go and support local when you can! This is not a big farmer's market, but it did have the basics. Fruits and veggies, a hot sauce booth, origami owl, scentsy to name a few. Oh and I also saw empanadas but resisted trying. They ran around $4/$5 each. Might grab one or two next time I come here. Parking is really easy in a church parking lot, coned off so just go with the flow. One of the cleanest fm's I have been to. My daughter loves fruits and we were looking for berries. Found a stand and got blueberries and raspberries for $10. Forgot to take a pic, oopsie!! If you're in the area, stop by and grab your faith inspired athleisure apparel from my friend. She was set up right in the middle, so you can't miss her. I should have grabbed a hoodie (unisex)...$20 for the army green and $25 ($25/$30 on the website!) for the black. Fall will be here soon! I walked away with 4 tanks to add to my workout wardrobe. You can also shop online and get free shipping with a $55 purchase. www stridesoffaithsof.com Happy shopping!

This place is a staple of my life. I've been coming here since I was a teen hunting for vintage…read moreclothes and Spanish 50s Rock n' Roll CDs from the oldies guy. Even though the beer prices have definitely crept up over the years, the entertainment is always solid and the vibes are unmatched. Now that the classic car is finally fixed, we can't wait to bring it to the drive-in! My toddler and I busted some moves on the dance floor and a zoot suiter complimented us on our moves. The Food: You have to visit Caesar. He's been here for years and his BBQ sticks are 5-star perfection. I always get one of each with the rice--pro tip: load it up with the vinegar and hot sauce. The Finds: Shoutout to the two guys in the second-to-last row. Browsing their collection felt like being back in a Blockbuster! We finally scored The Lone Ranger and a classic Bruce Lee vs. Chuck Norris flick. Also, don't miss my buddy in Row A for records; he always has the heat. Family Friendly: My toddler had a blast on the train ride (super convenient that they take Zelle now). I was bummed I couldn't find my usual poster-framing vendor, but the trip was still worth it.

Went to this place on 9/5/2026 and I haven't been here in a long time. Was very surprised to see…read morehow many closed venders there was and how little of a crowd on a Saturday. They even had a band playing and it was still a very, very small crowd. Not like the good old days when this place used to be jumping on a Saturday. Don't know if this was due to being open late on a Friday and having a band playing later on that Saturday night, but like I said very surprised on how small the crowd was. Unsure if I will be back, but brought back a lot of good memories of a lot of good times here.

Second and fourth Thursday of every month ! DJ music food trucks so much fun. Come support Downey's…read morenight time farmers market. Bring the family and then send them home and go to karaoke at Epic! #SummerNightsinDowney #KaraokeNightEpic #DowneyGirl

Snickerdoodle cookie was above average and consistent. Almond butter is stellar. All of the fruit…read moreand vegetables are better than what you get at the grocery stores. Constantly rotating vendors from season to season. The people who stick around are the reason I keep coming back year after year. Humble quality and down to earth. Easy parking medium size. Quiet neighborhood.

Please romaine calm…read more.. Plentyyy amount of parking, but very small farmers market unfortunately. The pupusas here are fresh and delicious! Nice vendors and sometimes there's live music! You can find coffee, popcorn, roasted almonds, pastries, bread, veggies, fruit, plants, rocks, baby clothes, etc. at this market.

Not bad. Got some nice strawberries $12 for three small baskets. Organic but not certified organic…read more Very sweet and lots of big ones. Another seller also had nice strawberries another time I visited. $13 for three small baskets. This was the lowered price near closing time. There are a few different vendors. Some fresh vegetables, eggs, other fruits, plants, popcorn, nuts, candy, handmade candles and other products. There is also food trucks with drinks/coffee, baos, burritos and rice bowls. Unfortunately, they were out of burritos near closing. I wish they didn't use plastic containers, otherwise I wouldn't mind getting the rice bowls. The vendors I shop at take Venmo, Zelle, tap, cards, cash.

It's a small market opened in the evenings. So even if I work the weekend, I still able to get…read moresome fresh veggies and good honey! The cheesecake cookie guy is amazing! And The Cafe the Olla from Victor is also o'soGood!

Very Big Swap Meet but Lots of Fakes and Resellers!!…read more There's tons of vendors selling different things, and you may see multiple vendors selling the same things such as household items, children's toys, hardware items, and plants. Lots of vendors sell clothing at different prices, but I did see one vendor sell clothes for $1 each. There's plenty of vendors selling fake water bottles such as Stanley cups and Hydroflasks. I found two vendors selling Sonny Angels from Aliexpress, very obvious fakes, and I would never buy Sonny Angels from Swap Meets. However, if they're your thing, there's tons of them. There are also reseller vendors selling items they've found from TJ Maxx, Marshall's, Ross, Five Below, etc. There's a lot of food vendors. They essentially sell the same things like Italian Ice, Churros, Agua Frescas, and Mangoneadas. However, there are some vendors that sell Elotes, Tacos, Pupusas, etc. They're just a bit harder to find. I got two Churros for $8, a Vanilla Raspado with Condensed Milk for $5, and Hot Cheetos with Cheese for $5. It was a bit steep for a swap meet, but I understand these vendors are just trying to make ends meet. Vendors are nice a majority of the time. They mostly seem pretty tired from the blasting heat. Some vendors will offer you a better price on an item you want if you walk away, and some vendors let you haggle the prices. The Swap Meet is pretty big so you will find something for you. Parking is free, but it can be a bit hectic. Vendors seem to close down their booths 2:30pm-3:00pm. If you're planning on making multiple purchases, you're better off bringing a wagon, cart, bags, or multiple people.

Size wise, I can see why people like this swap meet. It's very big, lots of vendors including food…read moreand drinks. It is free to park and walk in as well. Parking can be a hassle because the college grounds while big, it's very busy and the lots fill up quickly. Why only 2 stars? Too many vendors selling the same things over and over again. Not a whole lot of unique selections or variety to choose from. A ton of clothes that honestly wasn't priced at swap meet prices, they were priced slightly below retail if that. Even the clothes you could tell was used was too expensive. This was my first time here and I was disappointed at the repetitive selections from vendors. I don't think I'd come back here any time soon.

I love this farmers market because the prices are always reasonable! I get three packs of…read moreraspberries for $12. I also get avocado honey, which is not as sweet of regular honey. Everyone at the booth is so sweet and welcoming.

Nice area but it's small. Spaces are a little tight. Lots of vendors and I even found the vendor…read morewho carries the yogurt that I enjoy.