Great place a lot of fun. Wonderful produce fresh tasty and great prices. Lovely atmosphere…read more Especially enjoy looking at the artwork.

Nope. Haven't been here in years. Won't bother returning. Strolled through today after lunch…read more Two different people came at us in a psycho way asking if our dog is a service animal. One flat told me dogs can't be there. I reminded her that Actually yes-service animals can. No matter what, totally not worth it.

Delicious fresh vegetables that need to be cleaned- how lucky re we? I really appreciate the…read morerecipes too.

We had no idea this market existed but found it on YELP. What a sweet produce market with fair…read moreprices. I made some wonderful green salad from the lettuce, tomatoes, onions, cucumbers, carrots, snd broccoli. We also got some sweet corn that was really great. The workers provided helpful service. The atmosphere is sort of fairyland with all the green growing stuff. We love that it's open three days a week and has free parking!

After escaping from "The Crush" (L.A./Orange Co.) a little over a year and a half ago, I have been…read morevery diligent in seeking out as many places that carry local produce and other foods as I can...and I have found many. Among these places are packing houses, fruit stands and farmer's markets. I have discovered that there is a Farmer's Market almost every day of the week, at several locations throughout the Central Coast...even on Sundays. I have been to almost all of them, from Cambria to Nipomo to Paso Robles, and I have even 'suffered' the Orange County-like atmosphere of the Old Town SLO Farmer's Market. That being said, my question is, has everyone forgotten the Nipomo Farmer's Market? Including the farmers? In spite of a very prime location that is easily accessable by car, foot, bike or horsecart, with plenty of free parking very near, and easily gotten to, the Nipomo Farmers Market is, in the very heart of Trilogy is, to be kind, just pitiful...thats all, just... On a good day, during the warmer months, there may be as many as 6 vendors, and, like today, as few as 2 or 3. In spite of its very sweet location very near to Black Lake and other very good neighborhoods, there seems to be few things lacking, i.e. customers, vendors, variety, to name a few. I see a few of the local Trilogians there, but generally its a ghost town, or rather ghost market. I find myself driving past it on my regular Sunday run to the Garcia Bros. packing house in Oceano, and/or the Hayashi Bros. stand in Arroyo Grande, because its not even worth my while, or gas, to stop at the Nipomo 'farmer's Market'. I don't know, but I suspect that there MUST be some sort of association of local growers that kinda oversees the farmers markets. I wonder if they know? I wonder if anything can be done to infuse this particular location with more vendors and variety, and then add some advertising. That would make the Nipomo location a REAL fun place, indeed!!

Best little farm for picking your own flowers and they had picked vegetables and fresh vegetables…read moreto choose from with honey and fresh apples pies and fresh breads to choose from. Plus they have a petting zoo for the kids

The farmer market is back open every Wednesday 4-7 We picked…read moreup kettle corn and roasted corn and this next Wednesday we plan to buy even more stuff like fresh strawberries and coffee! Yum!

This market is a ray of sunshine! I enjoyed the variety of fruits and vegetables as well as other…read morefun local venders! There's plenty of parking available in the shopping center. I will make coming here a part of my regular routine.

Small farmer's market and limited selection. Three stalls with hot food and two stalls with bake…read moregoods. Its a great way to support local farmer's. Tried the La Migliore cinnamon rolls. Really good and not overly sweet. Next time - the other bakery stall to try. All the bake goods looked amazing!

Local Take: A marvelous mid-week mid-day medium sized Farmers Market in the great Northern…read moreSB/"almost" South SLO area. As some of you who follow me well know, I am totally a fan of all things Farmers Markets or Farm Stands, so it is surprising that I took so long to check this one out. It's direct competitor is also on Weds., but is in the morning in Arroyo Grande at 8AM. As far as I can tell, this is mostly a local relatively unknown FM by SLO County Standards. It was definitely COVID safety aware, has good spacing between vendors & the open air helps alot. It was not too busy when we went the other week. In terms of relative costs here, they are fair for what you get, especially considering much is fresh picked that very morning. At least a few of the same Farmers do the AM one in AG, and then drive down to SM to do this one. A marvelous one, from the Central Valley grows quite a few Asian Veggies, which are hard to get, such as Sweet Potato leaves & more pedestrian Bok Choy & such. A newer vendor grows some nice mushrooms, but they are not the kind for "Microdosing". Even though it is close to X-mas, the selection of local Farm Fresh Veggies was impressive. For those who have not tried beautiful, rare, & yummy Yellow Squash Flowers, they were plenty at one stand. Squash Flowers are delicate & need to be made the same day. Sautés with butter & garlic. Some Italian restaurants ruin the delicate flavor by stuffing & deep frying them. There are some Mexican Food trucks & stands, crafts, flowers, Honey, Lavender, Swap Meet style goods, & a good selection from various Farmers. Everyone was in a good mood, vendors & customers were quite friendly, & it was a nice place to stock up on great eats. All this action takes place in the parking lot on the opposite side of the Central Large Mall in Santa Maria. While it happens in the parking lot, the parking lots next to it, have tons of room to spare, which are next to the Rite Aid in this older outdoor strip mall. This Rite Aid also does COVID & Flu shots...they have a walk in from 2-3PM. There are a few other shops & eateries here as well. You can take a trip up to the walkway & also check out the main Mall for other shopping needs. We use a trip to events such as this as an excess to shop at the largest Mexican Supermarkets in the area, which sadly has very little local products...but they do have some harder to find ethnic foods, like Taro. Demographically, most local Farm Workers really cannot afford even what they pick, let alone the "organic" price premium. The question is, is it worth the trip? Please check out my pics & see for yourself. Overall, the Veggies here are far fresher, healthier, & cheaper than Whole Paycheck market. If you happen to driving on the 101 for other reasons, this is a nice diversion, & a great way to load up on all kinds of goodies on a trek North or South. It is close to the corner of Broadway & Main St. Please support our local essential Farmers & other small buisness vendors.

It's smaller in scale but there are some great finds here. Especially the deal you get at the…read moreSkyline Florist truck with all those lilies and stargazers. Great deal. The value on the other offerings are ok. Nice selection of local produce, fresh kettle corn, and elotes (roasted corn).

I bought a red bell pepper, strawberries, a medley of cherry tomatoes, and nectarines. Very…read morereasonably priced. Just absolutely delicious. Just look at the pictures! I wish I lived closer to this cute stand and not 3 hours away!

It's a really great farm stand with more produce behind the store front. Just walk in further to…read moreexplore! I am not sure why Yelp noted that this offers validated parking. You just park in the dirt so it's free to park! We were passing by and wanted to pick up some fresh strawberries. They were the best strawberries that I've had this summer season! I also saw that they had cherries but they were ripe and ready and I didn't know if we would eat them in time. We also enjoyed a bag of kettle corn for the road.

At Avila Beach summer Farmer's Market. Live music, local cuisine, food trucks, and dancing on…read moreFridays through the summer. The beachfront street in front of the strip of local restaurants, shops, and the famous ocean pier is blocked off from vehicle traffic. There's always a good vibe here with a nice blend of locals and tourists. We stopped at Fat Cats Taco Truck ran by Fat Cats Cafe local restaurant. We tried the lobster taco and shrimp cocktail. Maybe a little less tomato with more spicy heat and shrimp. The Farmers Market is family and pet friendly. Even parking on the main entry road is only a few blocks to walk.

Lobster tacos...Delicious! Clam chowder was so creamy and smooth great flavor. We tried the cold…read morepress juices, macarons, kettle corn, and some wonderful ice cream.

This is the best of the locals farmers markets, sweet people who know what they're growing and can…read moregive good advice.

It is a great place wonderful produce. I especially like the artist who display their artwork…read more One in particular who I have purchased several paintings of local landmarks. It is a lot of fun!

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.

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!