Baywood Park Farmers Market in Los Osos has a perfect mix of everything you want and need for a…read morefarmers market - lots of fresh local veggies and fruits, flowers, sourdough, pastries, honey, and clothing (just to name a few)! There is ample booths for you to peruse and everyone is super friendly and welcoming! The market happens every Monday from 2-430pm, but some booths start shutting down early (closer to 4pm) so I'd recommend getting there before 4pm. Highly recommend this local Farmers Market! One of my favorites in the county!

Los Osos baywood farmers market first timer. Small but stocked farmers market. You won't find MLM…read moreproducts here thank goodness (had enough of that in OC/LA) Lots of in season produce for good prices. SLO sourdough bread is delish and I can't wait to try the garlic spread. Pets aren't allowed and everyone comes with their own basket. Not very many vendors take card but some do Venmo and there's a token system where you can buy tokens with your card and the vendors will give you cash back for your purchases.

We found this place looking for fresh apple cider and we found much more. Wonderful, kind service,…read moresamples of apples and cider, plus plenty of gift type items are available in the cutest gift shop area such as honey, apple sauce, and so many fun things. Outside is a picnic area and you can hear the water in the creek or stream behind, a great tranquil atmosphere. We've now gone back 2 other times when in the SLO area, unfortunately, this time it's February and they're closed for the season. We'll be back after May!

What a great stop. Apples and apple cider and farm stop items. Definitely make a few extra minutes…read moreto stop by.

Consistently delivering the best berries on the coast! They are small friendly business, producing…read moretasty fruits all year round. I stopped by the stand last summer when I was on my way to lake Lopez. Now, I'll go out of my way to get these delicious strawberries! They are worth it! Sweet, juicy berries, every time! *They accept Venmo, Zelle and cash.

Rodeo Farms Gardens is a little fruit farm and stand on the way to Biddle Regional Park and Lopez…read moreLake, where you can buy fresh fruit directly from the farm. The women working was so nice. She told me they've been open for about 2 years now! They have an abundance of fruit from cherries to apricots to all the berries and even fresh eggs! :) They also do pick-U events where you can go pick your own fruit. Can't wait to come back again soon and pick up some more fresh fruit!

Lots of goodies to check out. I love the Santa Barbara pistachios. Delicious fruit. And the…read moreblackberries at the counter are definitely a last-minute grab. So so good.

Great place to buy fruits and vegetables always fresh. Plus reasonable prices and great service.read more

Out in the sticks in the countryside of the Arroyo Grande & Edna Valley area one can find several…read morelittle honor farm stands on the back roads. This is one of several, and of course locals do love these places if one did not also happen to go to the Farmers Market as well. Like some of these small mini-farms or backyard hobby type operations, it is very seasonal and sometimes there is some goodies to get and other times not so much. Sometimes one can even score some goodies in the winter here if the weather has been mild and the growing season is extended. Here they have several things ranging from Squash to popcorn. As with other honor stands, one simply puts money in the secured box and then one gets some goodies. In some cases, Venmo is also a payment option. In most cases, the offering is fresh, right from the garden. One time that I did come to this stand, I did actually meet the wonderful lady who runs this stand with her husband. She was super nice and educated me about several topics on growing the produce. It involved more work than I thought. They send periodic plant samples to be tested to tell what nutrients the plants needed for optimal growth, which is not cheap. The owner was pushing a baby carriage and I was assuming that there was a baby in it, but as I walked around to see, it was actually filled with freshly picked apples from their trees. The old carriage was outgrown by their kid years ago, and is now repurposed for the farm stand.

Year around Ormonde is a great stand to visit and buy the freshest produce. If you're lucky you…read moremight get a visit with either Tracy or her husband. They accept Venmo

I have never taken the time to truly be in the moment and really chill when in California and see…read morebeyond the obvious gorgeous beaches, sunsets and sights. This 8 day leisurely drive to and from SF was beautiful and stopping at will and experiencing this farm in San Luis Obispo was so peaceful and fun. Open fields for acres, a beautiful calm in the air, no loud noise and no horns or city sounds, beautiful flowers in every color that greet you and make you smile; apples and then more gorgeous and delicious apples that you leisurely pick and place in the basket that fills up fast. A wonderful and warm Manager Olivia who lives in the area and loves what she does. A lovely store with Halloween Knick knacks and jars of honey and other delicious items. A nice area for kids to play. We loved the SLO Creek Farms just off the 101 in San Luis Obispo.

One of our favorite places to come as a family! We have been visiting every year for almost 5 years…read morefor their apple picking in the fall! The service is always so sweet and inviting! The snacks are fun and we love taking pictures in the fields!

A small but mighty handy Tuesday Farmers Market that I have causally been looking for about several…read moreyears or so....ever since they relocated & I had not visited since their old location a few miles away. There is really no good way to see nor even suspect that there is a FM hiding here for the past two years, unless it is word-of-mouth or you happen to see it listed somewhere. To my confusion, I did recall someone telling me causally a year or two ago that they were at a Farm something or another, and did not connect the two. Even if you happen to drive in partway, you can still miss this market, especially at low season with fewer vendors. The good thing was not only were several there, but I knew two of them that are really good. I was also introduced to the organizer and another Farmer who was supernice & also has a tent up in Baywoods FM, and they sell some mean Dill Pickles & Prune Jam. Another Vege vendor is at about 4 or more other FM's. The Baker is at almost all of them too...[Breakin Bread]. The only other Tuesday FM is down in little Orcutt, which is just below Santa Maria, which I will also have to visit soon. In any case, it this FM here at the Farm Supply is kind of pleasant since you can explore all the really nice plants/flowers that are on sale at the Farm Supply Store. You may even wind up buying something really unusual, like us, with a rare Purple Lupine plant....which we only see rarely once on a hike in the areas mountains. What a cool local wildflower! On this particular Tuesday we were able to snag a variety of Avocado that we never tried before...I think it's name was "Sir-something or another". I have heard that there are at least 2 dozen different varieties of Avos & Supermarket Haas is likely one of the blandest of all. From one of our fav. Vege-Farmers, "Willy" [which I think is a nickname], we scored a nice huge Califlower, Spinach, & some other veges. He always has a great attitude and sunny disposition & is a pure pleasure to deal with. It is definitely worth a stop if you are in the area around Tank Farm Rd. or going to Trader Joes anyway. After this we headed for a total workout hike on Islay Hill which turned out to be a 6 mile ordeal for me. It is a good thing that we stocked up on some eats before that. In any case, this is a nice serene little FM run by super-nice people in a real nice setting. As the season progresses and more things rippen, it is likely to double or triple in size based on the size of their last location. The best thing was that it seemed to be mainly a local's secret...of course this post may alter that theory.

Great fun for all. Produce, food and local goods all can be found at the Downtown market every…read moreThursday night. Since the governor locked down the state a few years ago, clearly social gathering is making a strong comeback. Remember, Twitter is not a place so come interact with people that share the same interests.

I get their cookies every week at the slo farmers market on Tuesdays from 3-6 pm.The snickerdoodle…read moreis so fresh and delicious. Rafa is always helpful and always has a smile-which keeps me coming back every week. It's so important to support local business. Highly recommended!

I like the Jalapeno and Cheese bread from this place. They really know how to blend it nicely. They…read morehave nice people working for them. I usually buy at Morro Bay Farmers Market.