Not much here on Saturday mornings... need more vendors... I got some fresh produce…read more.. tomatoes....avocado's... and grapefruit.... It was beautiful outside so everyone had other plans.... I walked to downtown but parking is always a premium...

Absolut perfection above all others in this awesome area! The vendors care about both quality as…read morewell selection. Winn Winn AAA+++

Nice little produce stand in Yucaipa. We have always driven past but decided to check it out today…read more They have a large selection of all types of produce, nuts, breads, etc. The strawberries and the salsa looked really good. There was some produce that looked and smelled like it was starting to be past ripe. Staff was nice, shop was clean, and there is plenty of parking. This is a great local option.

Disappointed. I won't go into any great detail as to what occurred but my last visit there kinda…read moreended it for me. I'll make the trip from now on to Hadleys in Cabazon. If the owner wants to reach out to me that's fine but I doubt we will be returning to this store for fruit and produce.

I've been here several times before they held it to the side of downtown Redlands. Parking is…read morelimited so if you can't find a spot across where the Farmer's Market is at, then you'll have to drive to the other side of the street and just walk over. There used to be more vendors selling here, but that's ok. I still like shopping for fresh vegetables from local growers. My favorite is buying honey that is harvested locally. The farmers here selling their produce are always friendly and they offer samples of fruit if you ask. Then of course, you can't miss the smell of the food being cooked by the food vendors as well. If you haven't had your breakfast yet, don't miss out on buying pupusas or tamales or whatever you're hungry for that morning. Enjoy your morning eating here after you shop.

I have walked around the Redlands Morning Market on different occasions. It's not that big, maybe…read moreabout 20ish vendors. Maybe less. Aside from produce, nuts, and bread...there are a couple of food vendors. Decided to try 2 - Mimi's Pupusas & AEM'S Kitchen on 03/22/25. Ordered 2 pupusas from Mimi's - revueltas. They weren't bad but for $5 each we were hoping for better. All we could taste were beans - no pork, no cheese. I'm sure they were in there, maybe? The watermelon water was good but overpriced. Ordered chicken Pad Thai from AEM'S Kitchen. It was decent but pricey. Anyway, we're going to try something different next time we go.

This farmer's market just merged with the one in downtown Redlands, and now there are many more…read morevendors, which is great! Highly recommend getting a breakfast quesadilla or sandwich from the Grove School's Raven Cafe booth (choose from veggie or bacon options) to support the school itself. Some regular vendors include local farmers with fruits and vegetables, and booths selling farm fresh eggs, flowers, ceramics, knife sharpening for $5 per blade, baked goods, dog and cat treats, live music, a coffee cart, and a variety of food tents that sell hot fresh food! They're open rain or shine each Saturday morning. Hope to keep seeing it well attended!

Our family loves this little farmer's market. Kids like to explore the treehouse and grounds while…read morewe shop. Favorites include pizzas from Z Pizzaiolo, olive oil and dips from Nuvo, baked goods from Redlands Sourdough, cookies from Cinnamon Squirrel, avocados and citrus from Glencairn Farms, mushrooms from the mushroom vendor, and fresh poke and filets from the fish vendor!

We had such a fun time at Redlands Public Market! My husband and I came out for a date night, and…read moreit was my first time there. It totally gave me Packing House District in Anaheim vibes, lively, welcoming, and full of options. There are so many different places to eat, plus a bar, so you can really pick whatever you're craving. The night we went, they were hosting trivia, which made it even more fun. We ended up joining in and had the best time. The whole place just has a really good vibe. Prices were reasonable (what you'd expect anywhere similar), and there's something for everyone. We ended up eating at Cornerstone Barbecue and it was delicious! I highly recommend coming here with friends or for a date night. It was such a great experience, and we'll definitely be back.

San Diego native here! Was visiting one of my close friends in the area and she took me here for…read morelunch. It was actually both our first times so it was nice. Similar to San Diego's Liberty Public Market but with fewer restaurant selections which isn't a bad thing. We arrived around 11a on a Sunday and easily found parking. There wasn't a crowd but things definitely picked up around noon. The Public Market included a variety of restaurant stalls from bbq, chicken sandwiches, sushi, ramen, Mediterranean, Filipino cafes, etc. They also had a little arcade corner with claw machines for some fun! I ordered a banana matcha with crystal boba, oatmilk and light ice, from Tsoko Cafe, one of the Filipino cafes I mentioned. It was amazing and did not disappoint. There was plenty of seating but definitely filled up quickly. Get there before noon if you're aiming to grab seats and avoid large crowds. Would go again!

Affordable and fresh fruit and vegetables. New and expanding business that will be offering online…read moreorders and organic boxes.

Great place to get produce and Zach and Truman are such helpful and nice guys. This is a great findread more

Small community farmer's market. Parking is terrible. This is at the hospital off Cactus street…read moreparking lot. Booths are good. Verity of offerings. Fresh juice, fruit and vegetables, handmade gifts, house plants, yogurt, honey, fresh baked bread, lots of hot food options including crapes, popcorn, tamales, baked potatoes, pupusa's, hummus. They take also all payment options.

I actually do not know anything about the Farmer's Market - to my disappointment. Drove around for…read more30-40 minutes looking for a parking space. No luck so we didn't even get out of the car.

Love everything Mindy makes . Look forward to every week to…read moresee what she delivers to the Prep Table in Redlands just in case the stand is not open that weekend .

I see these ladies almost every Saturday morning at the Redlands Farmers Market. The amazing…read morevariety of tomatoes shouldn't be missed. We slice up an assortment of 3 or 4 types, add fresh mozzarella, basil, roasted garlic, good olive oil and some balsamic and feast on the flavors of summer. They also have the best Asian eggplant and wonderful zucchini. Take a look at the picture I posted of the counter in my kitchen with all of Sunnyside's wonderful selection. You just can't go wrong here.

Our FAVORITE booth at the Redlands farmers market. The desserts are soooo delicious and exquisite!…read moreWe love the Coca Cola cake and Meyer lemon bars. The cowboy cookies and the ritz Carlton loaf are good too, along with the blueberry coffee cake. Everything is homemade and tastes great with a cup of coffee. The lady that bakes it is so super sweet and recognizes us too. We love cinnamon squirrel!!

Miss seeing her at the Riverside Farmers Market! She has the best chocolate cake and lemon squaresread more

The goods here are quite delicious and they have an eclectic line of items you could get~…read more They also have the most adorable mascots for their fruits! We tried the watermelon jam and the strawberry guava jam. D E L I C I O U S. We need to try more of their items next time!!!

went for the strawberry picking! our tickets were $29 each which included a tractor ride over to…read morethe fields, harvesting of a vegetable in season, harvesting of 1 carton of strawberries (pictured), and all you can eat strawberries as you're harvesting! the tickets also included access to the petting zoo and the shopping and games area (additional cost to play). the staff are super friendly and informative. they are very efficient with the guided harvesting and make the whole visit fun! great place for dates, family outings, friend groups, etc. overall very welcoming to all people. of note they also have a produce store that is free to access no ticket purchase necessary. i recommend carefully planning what time of year you go as it can get hot throughout the day. end of March/early April was already getting warm and we were seeking shade or a breeze.