Ooooh the strawberries!!! We love the first booth closest to the outdoor store- if they run out…read morethen I guess the others will do. Another great vendor is the micro greens give them a try on a salad.

A great little farmers market in Elk Grove on Saturdays from 8 am - 12pm. My husband and I go here…read moreregularly. We love it. There are many stands that serve produce, bread, flowers, honey, and much more. I love the flower booth that is comes to this farmers market every weekend. You can buy flowers by the bouquet (anywhere from $7-$30) or you can ask about bulk purchases. I also like that they have performers that play guitar, piano, sing, etc. This farmers market doesn't compare to the midtown farmers market, but a great farmers market if you're looking to simply buy produce and fresh items. There is plenty of parking. There are no food trucks or food stands with already made food. Also, no dogs allowed.

The good news is that the long remodel of this lot into a public space is done. It makes it a…read moreperfect spot for a farmer's market, notably with a shed roof and attractive landscaping (both plants and pathways) and well-organized parking (for the most part). But the function is more like boutique farmer's market. There's not much variety of actual farmers, although there seems to be a pristine example of each category of agricultural goods -- honey, cheese, meat. But don't expect to get your green grocery shopping done here, and the variety within even basics like berries or greens is more limited than Sprouts or even Smart & Final. The food trucks are a sparse but typically mediocre and expensive. And the market is already too crowded. The big treat is the yard-long tube of popped corn that distracts the youngsters while mom and dad peruse the beeswax soaps. My biggest gripe is that the City likes these little demonstration projects, and makes no attempt to get real quality farm-to-fork food, or to coordinate it with the other efforts at Laguna/Big Horn or District 56. Good ideas, all of them, but pick one that works.

Thanks to my Elk Grove pals Ashley N and Judi M for giving me a great reason to drive all the way…read moreto Elk Grove ;) This farmer's market is great, and it's only getting better. Old Elk Grove really needed this boost. The setup on Sunday has your basics: kettle corn, a food truck or two, fresh veggies, local cheeses and honey and some arts and crafts. But the extras did it for me. The coffee vendor, the loose leaf tea vendor, the vegan mayo/spread vendor- all fantastic. The organic produce was also reasonably priced. Parking is not a problem. There's a small paved lot across the street from the market, or a large dirt lot directly behind. Bonus is that you're in Old Elk Grove, which means you are walking distance to a handful of good brunch and lunch spots too.

There aren't enough stars for this farmers market. This is what a real farmers market is supposed…read moreto be. The focus here is on fresh food, flowers, baked goods, ranchers with humanely raised and slaughtered meats, etc.. You've got to get there early though because when you get there late, it does get a little bit picked over. There's always somebody playing music, which is a nice touch too! I also love that it's under the bridge so that even in the dead heat of the summer, it's not that bad. I try to go here every single week, but I am available.

This is the original farmers market, and I absolutely love this place! My mom and I try to visit…read moreevery Sunday, especially during the spring through fall season. What makes this farmers market so special is that there's truly something for everyone. Many of the produce vendors have been staples for our family for years. You can find fresh vegetables, eggs, local crawfish, chicken, meat, bread, pastries, plants, dates, flowers..you name it, and it's probably there. The vendors are always welcoming, and there's such a great sense of community. It's wonderful to see so many people coming together to support local farmers, makers, and small businesses. Whether you're shopping for groceries, grabbing a bite to eat, or just enjoying the atmosphere, it's always a great way to spend a Sunday morning.

I love that there is such a great variety of items available for sale. I love to people watch once…read moreI arrive. I genuinely find a very positive experience to attend this market.

Every year the Midtown Farmers Market grows a little (or a lot) more and there's just so much to…read morelove. I recommend going as early as you can. It's really nice walking through before it gets too crowded, and the popular vendors will still have your favorite items if you get to them early. We like to bring our dog and walk through the market and then walk through Midtown and Downtown and it's so fun to grab a drink, get a few ingredients for weekend meals, maybe a snack and support local. There's a good mix of farm fresh produce and flowers, some eggs and meat options, baked goods, dips, condiments, and seasonings, plus shopping like clothes, gifts, jewelry, and even house plants. Honestly, this market has a bit of everything. Live music- yeah they have it! I feel so lucky whenever we walk through the market because it brings everyone together and highlights a lot of what makes our city so special.

This was a good fun experience. Bought some fruits…read more Biggest problem was that 90% of the sellers were cash only.

This is a very nice farmer's market. It is located in a very convenient spot, just off the freeway…read moreon the corner of Sunrise and Folsom Blvd in the light rail parking lot. It is very pleasant with a great variety of produce, nuts, organic eggs, plants etc. There is usually a clown that make balloon animals and live music. We have been regular customers of many of the farmers that come here. We have even followed some of them when they were in a different location. We have our favorites! If you come here for your fresh produce, you will soon have favorites of your own.

We stopped by today right they opened. Staff explained the u-pick option for $22 you get scissors…read moreand a rubber band and are sent on your way into the lavender field. It is smaller than expected, but relaxing. My friend and I were able to walk around and catch up. They have a cute gift shop filled of all the lavender infused things that you expected. Staff suggested next time we come- we can bring a picnic- which is a cute idea. We loved our fresh bouquets. It would be nice if they sold lavender infused ice to go- I bet it would be a hit!

I came here for the lavender festival which was smaller than I expected but still super cute. The…read morebest thing I picked up was actually from Miss V's - these dense blondie bars that I could probably eat in one sitting but shouldn't. Will definitely come back again next year.

Davis ranch...always a good stop. I came for the corn and left with pie, veggie, honeycomb, bbq…read moresauce and a jar of salsa! The counter folks are always pleasant and the corn maze is challenging!

Still a nice place to go lots of fun. Recently got a bag of corn on the cob. I love their corn on…read morethe cob. It's delicious, but every ear was stripped open. Halfway down I called. They told me it was because they had to check to see if it had corn because it was such a late season for July. I truly believe that there's a better way of checking to see if there's corn on the cob other than tearing it open and drying it out maybe next year The young man on the phone said, just push it close the best you can and put them back in the refrigerator. Sad half of the ears didn't have much corn on them. If anything. I believe you could just feel the Cobb without tearing it open and you'll know if there's corn in it or not but thank you. I'm only 71 years old. I don't know anything about vegetables. Good luck.

This is a rating specifically for the Saturday Market, which is way more consistent than the…read moreWednesday version. The Saturday Market is a Davis INSTITUTION! I've only been coming for 41 years. The Market has a wide variety of offerings. As the name implies, there are booths of produce sold my farmers, including fruits, vegetables, nuts, meats, cheeses, flowers, mushrooms.... Also, there are prepared foods from local restaurants, including hot dogs/sausages, tamales, dumplings, empanadas, coffee and more. Also present is booths for local art, education, politics (balanced) and "information" (in quotes because, in the spirit of balance, we have a booth for the Flat Earthers [personal comment: if the Earth was flat, cats would have pushed everything off by now]). Interactions are mostly easy-going and friendly, even the the occasional presence of some pretty forceful street preachers.

This Famers Market is located in Central Park. We came on a Saturday when their hours were 8a-1p…read more They are also open later in the day on Wednesdays--April to August hours are 4-8p, & September to March hours are 3-6p. Vendors are lined up on both sides creating a long straight walk with some of the area under a covered pavilion. There was a lot to see--produce, nuts, honey, meats, cheese, chocolates, baked goods, flowers, plants, arts & crafts, & more. Organizations also had booths set up on the end opposite the pavilion. Street performers added musical entertainment. It's a neat stroll & a lot of people were out browsing & purchasing. The park offers a nice setting to enjoy any eats you purchase & there are restroom facilities. Note--Signage states no animals are allowed where food is sold (except for service animals).

Loved this Farmers Market! All the produce looked amazing and the okra and strawberries I got were…read moredelicious. Also bought baked goods from several vendors and they were all fresh and flavorful.

Great way to spend your Saturday. I came to catch the viral strawberries fabulous, there was a long…read moreline but it was worth it. It's a bit hot today but it was nice to go around and check out the vendors. Thankfully I brought my hat and sunscreen.

We were looking for a farmer's market that was open on Sundays as we were meeting up with a friend…read moreto work with her dog's neutrality in higher- stimulation environments, and Carmichael Farmer's Market came up during our search. I also liked that it was open later in the day compared to most other farmer's markets. Upon arrival, there was a good amount of people enjoying the breezy August day, and parking wasn't too difficult to find. We ended up parking along the perimeter of the park itself, since the farmer's market is located at Carmichael Park and the main lot was full. For a smaller farmer's market, there were still a good variety of vendors, and a handful of produce stands. Food and drink vendors were also present, and of course the matcha stand was popping. The matcha stand was called Luz & Leaf, and had a small but varied menu, including a seasonal mango matcha lemonade for the summer. I had to go for the London Fog Matcha Latte, since I love earl grey tea (and lavender syrup). This matcha latte was the perfect drink for walking about the farmer's market, and so smooth. The ice level was just right, and I'm so glad they had oat milk for me, as that has been my milk of choice these days for my coffee/matcha orders. There were only two girls manning the matcha stand, and they were working diligently to whisk matcha and get orders out in a timely manner. I absolutely did not mind waiting, and enjoyed watching the girls put together everyone's drinks. I also got a stamp card from them since I would definitely want to have more matcha from them again. The other vendor we ended up purchasing from was a sweet lady who sold green tea leaves, including Kan Cha, which is one of the rarest teas in the world. She works directly with small farms who grow the special tea leaves, and sells them at a really reasonable price point. I ended up getting a packet of the Kan Cha, and will be making some once it gets cold enough to make hot tea (she recommended to steep it in hot water for best flavor notes). As we were busy training with my friend's dog, we didn't quite experience as much of the framer's market as much as I wanted to, but I'm sure we will be back some other time. This farmer's market is super dog friendly, so it's a perfect environment for working on handler engagement and neutrality. The majority of the dogs seemed decently behaved, but I personally wouldn't bring my own dog to this farmer's market, especially since the majority of dog owners don't pay good enough attention to their dogs, and don't hold their dogs to a high standard of obedience like I do with my own dog. We had a few close calls where owners didn't care and literally allowed their dogs to stare at or wander close to my friend's dog, which is very rude. All in all, I'm glad to see this little farmer's market thrive, and would love to check out some of the other vendors next time we visit.

Considering that I've worked in the area for over 10 years-I honestly had no idea the Carmichael…read moreFarmers Market existed. I only learned about it because a local cinnamon roll vendor sets up shop every Sunday at the farmers market,so what began as my search for an incredible cinnamon roll turned into me discovering the cutest little farmers market in Carmichael. This farmers market happens once a week on Sunday mornings from 9am-2pm. This market is located at Carmichael Park on Grant Avenue. Generally I'd say there are about 50 or so vendors each week at the market,though I have seen that number a little higher on random weekends. Free parking at this park is pretty plentiful as Carmichael Park has many parking spaces available. These vendors are pretty good-quite similar to the vendors that I've seen at the Midtown Farmers Market-fresh fruits and veggies,a few vendors making fresh foods,like the cinnamon rolls vendor that got me to this farmers market. They have a vendor who has massage chairs setup and offers massages to customers. Another vendor I love is an Asian Bakery,selling incredible milk bread and sells these great egg salad sandos on milk bread-solid stuff. The best vendor, though,as I mentioned earlier is the cinnamon roll vendor and it's fabulous.The lines for this vendor can be pretty long and they sell out every weekend-I fully recommend them. In closing,I f you ever find yourself in the Carmichael area on a Sunday morning and your a fan of farmers markets,do yourself a favor and stop on by the Carmichael Farmers Market-it's pretty good.