Thursdays from 10am - 2pm! This is such a great farmers…read moremarket. Beautiful fresh fruits, vegetables, eggs, honey, and, flowers from local farms. Local artists artwork, especially ceramics, highlighted. And, local delicacies from independent bakeries and eateries represented, including breads from Ad Astra and empanadas from Cafe Guarani. There's also live entertainment to be enjoyed. Friendly service from each stall visited. A fun time every time! CHEERS!

First time here. Such a beautiful scenic town with so much character! I would highly recommend this…read morefor a getaway with a special someone since it's more catered to that. Beautiful clean beaches and upscale shopping areas with cottage designed shops and secret pathways. They have upscale bakeries as well as fine dining options. I also went to the Mission but it was unfortunately closed. The vibe of this small town is very nice and positive. Must recommend!

I've been to this farmers market no less than 20 times. Its good and the perfect size. A nice mix…read moreof fresh produce and good things to munch on. A solid selection of live plants and knickknacks A little bit sparse lately and some homeless noticeably about. Last words...get your steps in.

An easy evening excursion. It operates Tues. from 4-8PM and extends to the bay (convention center)…read moreand the corner Rite Aid pharmacy (a good 7 blocks?). A MIXED VENUE with food trucks, produce, health and beauty products, and some crafts and accessories. I am not sure but sometimes I hear music from a distance. Live music would definitely bring me back and linger longer.

If I'm in need...which is rarely. Living in the Salinas…read moreValley is a great blessing when it comes to fruit and vegetables. Marina's farmer's market is small which doesn't make it bad. With so many other farmers markets in the country and Santa Cruz County too Marina is not my go too or favorite. Two of the vegetable vendors couldn't break a fifty. So I just moved on. Super majority of food vendors are serving Mexican food which is great...if that's what you want. No diversity. I get it, it's not about me, I'm sure many count on this market. Last words...it's there.

When you need a little bit of pep to your Sunday's stroll through the Marina Farmer's Market, the…read moreNitro Cycle is there to help... when they're. I don't think they're there every Sunday. We had the Dirty Chata latte. It was pretty good. A little light for me as I like strong coffees, but was a good refreshing drink on a sunny day.

Those looking for a friendly little farmers market this is your place. From pluots to sourdough…read morebread to fresh farmers vegetables this is a little place, local to the town. And a special SHOUT OUT to the young man at the PLUOTS. And I apologize, I even repeated your name when I said thank you, but I'm a lady in my 50s and it's shot out of my head. This young man helped me find the right pluots, when I explained what I was looking for. AND this next part may sound trivial, but it's not. My total was $5.38 (I think). As I handed the young man a $20, I went looking for a dollar so he could give me $15 and change, thinking they probably run out of dollar bills. And as I went for the dollar, this young man asked me if I could give him a dollar. WHAT!?! He knew that if I gave him $21 he could give me a $10, $5 and some change! Again, I say, this may seem trivial, but everywhere we go, young adults do not know this! Making change is like a new language to them. If they punch it into a computer before you've given your change, it confuses them. Sad, but 99% often the truth. And this young man renewed my faith, not just in the young people of today, but the parenting of our young people. THANK YOU!!

Very average, minimal Farmers Market, in the area. There are many Farmers Market in our area ,…read morealmost one every day. So, if you are in the general area, for other reasons: then, support these local businesses. Thank you!

If you're in Pacific Grove, Monterey on a Monday, it's worth a stop. We were visiting down the…read morestreet at the Seven Gables Inn and walked up the street to check it out. We bought some fresh fruit from a produce vendor and found a vendor with home made Hummus and Pita Chips. We purchased supplies for our stay and the rest of our trip. The Hummus lasted one night it was so good and the chips were delicious. The live music was really nice to hear as well.

A cute little evening farmers market next to the beach (Lovers Point). My friends and I were…read morewalking around before our dinner reservation at the Spotted Duck, and we stumbled upon the small businesses selling various things. There were a few food trucks with Thai food, hummus, pupusas, etc. CHECK OUT FRECKLES PICKLES :D

One of the best farmer's markets in Monterey County. A great variety of fruits, vegetables foods…read moreand artisan crafts

I'm a big fan of a good farmers market and now Salinas has one…read more It moved from a side street to Main Street Old town. What a huge difference and a smart move. So much more room for the vendors and buyers. The verity of sellers easily doubled which brings in more folks, win win. Salinas Valley being the Salad Bowl the veggie and fruit vendors are disproportionate too the food and gift vendors. Hoping that will change. Living easily within walking distance this is a perfect Saturday morning walk. Last words...community.

The best tomatoes to be had this season! Jamie is a down to…read moreearth, friendly farmer and a treasure to have in our community!!!

We're lucky to now have our 9th & Irving Farmer's Market year-round, but I do miss these guys when…read morethey're not there... They always have beautiful and well-priced vegetables - I love purchasing salad greens, chard and different kales (lacinato, winterboar) from them. At $1.50 for a huge bunch, it's far below what our local grocery (Andronico's) charges. During tomato season they urge you to taste the fruit and make sure you're picking the sweetest and tastiest. They also offer strawberries and flowers on occasion. I hope they return soon.

What happened here?…read more Store used to be 90% produce and 10% grocery items. That seems to have been reversed. Went in and couldn't find anything we needed and the produce they did have didn't appear fresh at all.

The cashiers should have a bit of manners you tell them have a nice day and they are so rude they…read morenever answer back and tell you to have a nice day and very very rude but don't get me wrong I love going there I know everyone has bad days but don't take them to your job and take on us we're your customers who go buy things at your store hopefully this manger reads this message and talks to his workers this is for all his workers