This is a small farmers market, but they had a great selection of a variety of vendors! There is…read morelots of parking at the Walgreens next door to the market.

Don't be fooled by its size and location... this tiny farmers market is full of delicious…read moresurprises! I come here for $10 orchids (courtesy of Rodriguez Farms), and the yummy Indian/Himalayan street treats (8 chicken momos for $6; 3 samosas for $4; and plenty of mouthwatering dipping sauces). And of course, you'll find a plethora of seasonal fruits from Northern California farmers/vendors. Best of all, there's lot of stuff to sample while you browse. And who doesn't love to nosh while they shop? Word to the wise: show up early on Friday morning (no later than 11am). Otherwise, you might miss out on the best stuff.

One of my fave farmers market in the Bay Area. Has a little bit of everything. We often get Anna's…read moreseafood - so fresh! Not to mention olive oil and sweet strawberries galore. Right at one of my fave shopping areas (country mart) and yummy food selections not to be found elsewhere all in one spot.

Such a vibrant farmers market! Tons of vendors and delicious food vendors. Managed to get some…read moreuber bread, cheeses and veggies/fruits. Parking is ample but it does get really crowded! Cash is king!

Encountered them (Sun & Cellar Cannery) at the Nevada City Farmer's Market during Thanksgiving…read moreweekend. We got their ketchup, picked watermelon rind, and a few jams. So far I've had the Ketchup and Watermelon Rind... and they're amazing. A slight spicy kick to each of them, and both are delicious!

My husband and I saw this farm Stan while taking a impromptu trip to Muir beach. Initially, we were…read moreso focused on our hike and planned to return on the way back. We were so lucky our Sunday return brought us by this hidden gem before it closed at 5 pm. Not only did it have the delicious pickles it had advertised on a large cardboard sign, but a variety of fruits, vegetables, and kimchi. Beyond the pickles the kimchi was the most enticing to us at the time as we had never tried persimmon kimchi before. The flavor of the kimchi and the persimmon paired well together an combined for the perfect amount of spice and sweet. While we loved the flavor so much that we ate most as a snack, we plan to us the rest as a delicious dinner side dish. The farmer was incredibly friendly and allowed us to try a couple samples to find the right dish for our own personal taste palate. He also informed us that they participate in a farmers market in SF on Sunday mornings. A location I'm sure my husband and I will visit in the near future.

There Is a lot to say here! So many food stands with diff choices and cuisines and special drinks…read moretoo Produce, plants, succulents, flowers, ready to eat food, bread, seafood Great energy on a sunny day. Pretty crowded since people are here for the ferries too but there's enough space for all

I went to the Farmer's Market on Thursday, thinking I could could get fresh berries and fruit for…read morebreakfast, but there were no vendors selling fresh fruit. I was told that Saturday has a lot more vendors. There were just a few stands outside the building, A highlight was the Chafolio tea company who offered free tastings. After sampling teas even more than once, I go the Lychee Black Tea - it was the freshest tea I have ever tasted and it has a nice, light fruit flavor. I also scored a huge almond croissant from a vendor. The Ferry Building is beautiful and worth a stop and has bars, restaurants, and an art exhibit upstairs. Just don't come on a weekday and expect fresh fruit.

Fun place to go on a Wednesday afternoon for fresh fruits and etc. Great time with the familyread more

I've been on a Farmer's Market kick during this Covid-19 lockdown. Now that I'm cooking more from…read morehome, I want to make sure I purchase the best produce and ingredients + support local vendors. The Corte Madera Farmers Market is much smaller and more intimate than the Sunday Farmers Market at the Marin Civic Center. This isn't by any means a bad thing. Bigger isn't always better (or so I've been telling girlfriends for years). Here's the way I look at it - instead of a full kitchen, you're getting a kitchenette. Instead of a full length feature, you're getting a really good short film. It's like the Mini Me of Farmer's Markets. And you know what - that's a-ok by me. Smaller crowds. Prettier environment. Plus, when I'm done shopping, I can poke my head into others stores at the Town Center (Safeway, CVS, Crate and Barrel, etc.). You'll find many of your go-to produce and meat/poultry vendors here. Plus, they have my favorite Indian/Nepalese food vendor here (gotta get me some momos, samosas and dipping sauce). And unlike many of its counterparts, this Farmers Market is open from noon to 5pm (which is much better for my schedule). It's definitely worth checking out. Happy shopping, my peeps! : )

Chef quality produce and amazing people. What else can you ask for??? I love this place and make it…read moreout at least once a week!

Got some fresh veggies today and my favorite kettle popcorn from the farmers market. Fresh veggies…read morefor the week and popcorn for a little treat! :) They also had live music, which made the market feel nice and lively while walking around and checking out the different vendors.

One of the best farmers market I've been to! There were soooo many vendors and the vibes were so…read morefun. We walked around two or three times before actually buying anything because of how happily overwhelmed we were from all the different choices! There's a parking lot across, and you can park on the street. We arrived around 9:30 and it was already packed! Such a fun farmers market! I'll be going more if I'm ever in the area at this time again!

It's another beautiful day at the Sunday Marin Civic Center Farmers Market. There are always new…read moreand interesting vendors to fill your stomachs. Everything at this farmers market is grown or made with care. Stop by and hear their stories, all interesting and beautiful. My new favorite is Gigi's One Bite Wonder and it's always more than one bite. I absolutely love their filled-to-order arroz con leche doughnut ($5). It's light and not too sweet perfection. For balance, ferments at Min-Hee Hill Garden offer many varieties and sizes. Do stop by and check them out. Music is always interesting and a joy to experience. Benjamin Glasgow was really fun on Steel Pan.

Went today May 3rd. Very good market. The vegetables were so fresh. Bakery so delicious !…read moreThey have meats, fish, cheese and butter. I wanted to buy all of it

From the owner: Fresh produce, fruits and bakery, along with Artisans who sell Natural healthcare skin products,…read moreolive oil, Sauces and herbs. It’s a Picnic day at Dunphy Park every Sunday from 8 AM- 2PM. Come join the fun with family and friends.

What a great concept and the produce was amazing! The place had just about anything seasonal you…read morecould want.

Had to get a ton of photos for Yelp of this adorable 24/7 produce stand that nobody really works at…read moreand runs an honor system. Grab their homemade, chewy, incredible sourdough bread (best sourdough I've ever had) and drop into the box what it's worth. If this system was in NY, people would be running away with the stand! Love this bountiful utopia. 5 stars!!!

I've been meaning to explore this farmer's market. The first time we were driving by and decided to…read morestop. It has a good variety of vendors for produce, meat, cheese, mushrooms, breads, body products, jewelry and more. There are a variety food vendors where you can get your fill of dim sum, burgers, Laos sausages, and a wonderful coffee vendor. I think you want to get there earlier than noon. The first time we went, it was about 1pm. We strolled up and down the aisle. By 1:30 there seemed to be little produce and a couple of vendors were starting to pick up. The second time we went a bit earlier. It is about a 20 minute bike ride from the Point so it is convenient. We walked around and saw the same vendors so I feel confident they will be there regularly. Great location with views of the marina and bay from the parking lot. There is a no pet sign but it was posted only at one entrance - and not the one we went through. It was warm and I couldn't leave her in the car. Because she was self-contained in her personal buggy, I didn't think it would be an issue. Still, probably best to leave your furbabies at home. The only negative I have is one vendor blasting music from their booth. I enjoy listening to music but it's so loud that I can't have a conversation with the vendor without yelling, so I move on. Quickly. When you get to the water end of the market, you are blessed with sounds of the bay and birds. Now, that's nice. The second time we rode our bikes from home. It's about a 20 minute bike ride from the Point so it is convenient and it was a beautiful morning. As we rolled up, we were greeted by loud music. Again. Sigh. There are a few tables set up at one end with coloring books and games, entertainment for both grownups and kids alike. You can also grab a bite to eat or something to drink, sit down and enjoy the vibes. Pleasant way to enjoy a sunny day by the bay in Richmond.

I came to this Farmers Markets unexpected but I am glad that I did show up. The view of the boats…read morein the water is magnificent. I wish I had my camera with me to take a picture of the boats. What is so great about The Richmond Farmers Market in Marina Bay is the space that is being used. The vendors at this market are very kind. You say hi to them and they start a conversation with you. It is a friendly Farmers Market to come to. I love seeing the people that attend the Farmers Markets. I have not seen anybody trying to bring their pets to the market which is not allowed. I do love how people come here on a Sunday Morning checking out the vendors. When I attended this market I only saw one vendor that had fruits/vegetables. Every other vendor were take out food or clothes. I am not disappointed that the market didn't have much produce vendor but it is still a market nobody if you call it a Farmers Market. Keep up the great work serving Richmond.