This is a smaller market with a lot of variety. I go here pretty often. Typical vendors to can…read morecount on: fresh kettle corn, smoked salmon, specialty cheese, upper crust bread and sweets, Emma's tamales and salsa, corn nuts and dried snacks, Italian ice, honey, vegetables and fruit. Prices are what you'd expect to pay. I enjoy coming here because you can get in and out while covering all your produce needs. Parking is free and there is a veteran's memorial with flags and also a military plane in display nearby.

I feel very lucky to work so close to this weekly Farmer's Market, I have been a fan for several…read moreyears. Everyone there is pleasant. I'm partial to summer fruits and veggies, so I am most definitely going every Wednesday. I am particularly fond of J & J Ramos Farms (out of Houghson, CA.) ALWAYS ALWAYS good, and VERY friendly workers. In summer, MUST try pluots, plums, nectarines, tomatoes. For flowers, I LOVE when the sweet pea and gladiolas are out. I can't remember name of this family, but they are very reasonably priced and their flowers are lovely! Today I scored some smoked salmon and smoked halibut. AMAZING! I also enjoy the cheese curds and gourmet cheeses offered. Highly recommended!

It's a very small market but always with local goodies! The cinnamon roll is so tasty! Most of the…read morevendors will give samples. And it's usually very calm and quiet.

Didn't have any luck with the items I bought. Primal Market Eggs 12.00 doz. were not good. Didn't…read morehave any flavor.

The last time I went in here, a bit over a year ago, the scarce amount of produce for sale was…read morewilting and/or overly ripe. However, I live nearby and I've noticed the place being remodeled the past few months (possible new owner?) I decided to stop in today and was delighted with what I saw! Many name-branded fruits (like Chiquita bananas, Sunkist oranges) and vegetables, all of good quality - not to mention, cheap as heck. There's all kinds of fruits and veg here, some you probably wouldn't find in a regular grocery store. Pumellos, guava, tiny vine-grown grapes, harvest apples, baby yams, and more abound. You can also buy fresh honey, bee pollen, honeycomb, and what appears to be roti-like breads. I also noticed a small stand of Milka chocolate bars and other European sweets tucked away near the back of the store. The cashier was very nice and courteous, as well.

Dropped by on a whim looking for red Anaheim peppers and this place did not disappoint; I bought…read moreall of their 11 pounds, took them home, smoked and then canned them. They were super nice and have a good looking carniceria and also sell fresh tamales (which are delicious). I will be back!

Visited the Sacramento flea market for the first time today with my family. We arrived around noon,…read moreso it was already pretty busy since it opens at 7 AM. The entrance had a lot of traffic, but parking was plenty & organized. Admission was $5, which felt reasonable for the experience. The market itself was huge. large crowds, a wide variety of vendors, and something for everyone. was impressed by the great prices on fresh fruits and vegetables. There were also food trucks, rides for children, and even live music which added to the fun atmosphere. Be prepared for a lot of walking because the market is massive I didn't even make it through the entire place and found myself circling around. Even so, it was a great first experience, and my family and I had a really enjoyable time. I'd definitely recommend it for a fun day out, especially if you enjoy shopping, food, and family-friendly entertainment.

It had been a long while since we last visited Denio's, so we decided to check it out again. What…read morecan I say? If you've been to a swap meet, you know what you'll see--some potential cool finds you can bargain for, along with some "interesting stuff" that looks like what you neglected & finally purged from your storage shed after years. There is produce, food, snacks, & treats. There are kid items & toys, clothing & accessories, plants, decor, car parts, garden fixtures, furniture with very specific aesthetics, yard work equipment, so much "stuff". Parking was $5. It's a big area that you can stroll. Here & there you find tables & chairs to sit under covered areas, but they can be quite dirty & dingy. There were large Connect 4 games (& thank goodness I always carry around my trusty hand sanitizing wipes!) There were a couple of simple kiddie rides. It looked like a band was setting up on a stage to play live music. There are many different food options. We sipped some delicious & refreshing agua frescas from El Ciriancito. We got pepperoni pizza from Montiel's Woodfire Pizza (it was adequate, customer service was not). We also got some street tacos. To be sure, there's randomness, & lots of it. At times, it makes you ask deep philosophical questions about the items we amass. We entertained ourselves with musings on who buys certain things & what is the rest of their life like?? We did come away with a nice piece for backyard decor.

This is a super cute farmers market! I've been here for the first time today, and it's a great spot…read morefor people to gather and buy affordable, fresh produce. I love that they also gave out goodie bags for the first 100 shoppers and there were some cool coupons, and $5 worth of farmers market bucks to spend! Unfortunately many of the coupons expired the day of, so if you don't check your bag before going home, you'll miss some deals. They also gave a bunch of arugula in the bag! Anyway, lots of produce, fresh flowers, baked goods, crafted goods, food trucks...something for everyone. I ended up getting a mangonada from Gazpachos. Overall the stuff here is very affordable!

Maybe it's because I arrived at the tail-end of the Wednesday market (1 hour before close), but the…read moremarket was pretty empty. Only a few several small food stalls. No food trucks. Nice live music though. No one was really perusing around the market. Seemed like those who live nearby were just chilling here. I ended up not grabbing anything here. Was anticipating to get at least some fruit but it was slim pickings and the fruits looked a little past their prime. I'm guessing that it was busier earlier in the day. The Saturday market is probably even more active.

This farmers market was such a pleasant find on an aimless Wednesday!…read more So many cooked food options, will try one next week. Loved the inner circle of food options and wide outer circle of produce options. Produce was priced okay, not as expensive as the big Farmers Market on Sundays, but not as cheap as the Asian farmers market... And parking was really difficult as others have stated. :( But this is definitely my new stop on Wednesdays!!

Great produce. Easy to navigate with a walker. Lots of vendors and produce to choose from. Ample…read moreparking.

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.

Smaller than Midtown's Farmers market but I like it as it is organized well under the bridge…read more Every Sunday, 8AM-12PM, year-round. Accept EBT!! It has all organic vegetables, fruits, honey, mushrooms (including Lion Mane ($5/bag), oysters), sourdough breads, flowers that you are looking for, without feeling overwhelmed with lots of booths. Parking: free street parking Come early as favorite items run out fast: for example: blueberries ($7/bag) and sweet cherries ($6/bag)!! Most of the merchants accept CREDIT CARD, making the experience smoother. There is 1 (one) coffee truck with breads if you need your caffeine fix. It is a bit dark since it is under the bridge, but overall clean and seems safe space. Bring your shopping bag!!

This is a great little farmers market and should be checked out on Wednesdays especially during the…read moremorning on a summer day because it is beautiful out! I learned about this from seeing downtownsac's posts on social media. If you love food trucks, there's a few to check out here. I want to go back to try Pinorrito (Filipino food) I loved the Vietnamese iced coffee, fried shrimp bites and egg rolls I ordered from Boba & Bites. There's plenty of farmers there from micro greens to mushrooms, you cannot go wrong. J & J Ramos Farms was there along with Toledo Farms, each stocked with fresh produce ranging from vegetables to fruits. There's also bakery items such as Faria Bakery and Rosa's Bakery. All in all, check out this farmer's market in downtown sac and follow their social media for updates. Everyone here was nice and had wonderful customer service. I loved seeing the dogs out along with people watching too. It was through there that I was able to learn that they were closed the week of July 4th.

Beautiful market with friendly peeps. Only downside is it's closed through winter. $4/lb for…read moreBrussel sprouts today. $5 CBD dog treats (for 5). Some of the stands offer samples in case you are worried about the freshness or flavor. The staff will also help u select "the good ones"! Wear sunscreen! There's lots of food trucks but personally I don't like spending $18-20 for food I have to eat out of a paper bowl while standing around. But it always smells good.