This has to be one of the best and varied farmers market I've been to. Produce is really cheap and…read morefresh . We also got some breads for the road and were baked to perfection . Everyone is friendly and giving samples. Wish it was closer to home

My friend took me to this Farmer's Market since I'm returning to Las Vegas in a couple of days. I…read morelove the variety of items showcased, along with the street entertainment. There was so much I wanted to buy but had to discipline myself . Loved that the produce was organic, saw a stall with sourdough bread and treats (as anew sourdough baker, this excited me). The grass fed meats available was amazing and so many flowers and plants to choose from. I spent a lot of time at the nut butter stand and saw how I could easily have spent $100 just there. The service here was amazing. This was a great experience with beautiful weather.

I took my family there last weekend for the farm tour, and it was breath-taking! Couldn't ask for a…read morebetter view. And the goats and horses were so docile...it was like taking the kids to a petting zoo. Will definitely visit again when I am in town!

Found this road side farm by chance! The strawberries at the counter were so juicy and sweet. $6…read morefor a basket of big strawberries. Cash if it's under the $10 min. No pesticide or herbicide. There's picnic tables nearby to eat them. Other products include honey, jams, jerky, candles, etc. The place is dog friendly and photogenic. The staff is very friendly and welcoming. Don't forget to open the wooden panels to take a look at the bee hive.

Such a charming farm. The blackberries were massive, sweet, and juicy, but the raspberries…read morecompletely stole the show--some of the best I've ever had. Cute little shop too.

If you find yourself in the Santa Barbara / Montecito area on the day a Farmers Market is…read morehappening, do yourself a favor and swing by... you won't regret it! Whether you just walk the couple of blocks chatting with shoppers and local vendors or you actually purchase something, there is a feeling in the air that you don't get elsewhere. I highly recommend picking out some beautiful flowers and fresh produce... During my visit, we did both... gorgeous flowers to look at while we enjoyed fresh berries, cucumbers, peppers, etc... Thanks to my friend Angela P for introducing me to this place. Hope to visit again sometime!

Surprisingly so fresh. Chinese chicken salad was my favorite. The chicken sandwich was also so…read moredelicious!

A plethora of fabulous opportunities to learn about your local farms, your food sources all the…read morewhile enjoying the SBA vibe. I highly recommend talking to the team behind sweet wheel farms. There is so much I want to say and I will write more soon, but go check them out. Look at their website learn more about the non-GMO and their way of farming and what they are doing to get back to the community with her nonprofit helping people in need.

It is definitely a troublesome time, with corona virus going on. Grocery stores running low on…read morefood, but thank god for this amazing local farmers coming to sell their wonderful fruits and veggies. This last Saturday I stoped and even with the rain they were there with a smile. Got some Brígida and fruits and even flowers. So glad they were here, selling those much needed food supplies. I hope they will be able to keep the markets open next few weeks, they(seller) depend on this income and we definitely depend on all those goodies. Everybody stay safe and healthy!!

Farm Cart Organics has a farm stand. It's in the plaza right next to the Carpinteria Library and…read moreFriends of the Library book shop. Open Tuesday- Wednesday 11am-5pm and on Saturday 10am-5pm. The farm stand was loaded with fresh, vibrant fruits, vegetables, and flowers. They even had artwork and olive oil for purchase. Everything was displayed in a magazine cover worthy style. But there was no prices noted which I found odd. I'm not wired to purchase items without knowing the price. I need to know before I loosen the purse strings.

A great gem in Carpinteria that allows you to get the best local produce. Unique products too…read more Don't skip out on the mushrooms! Prices reflect the quality so check in before you get some sticker shock.

Incredible market! From this Midwest girl perspective, I was glorious. A date vendor with more…read moretypes than I knew existed. A berry vendor who sold a trio of raspberries, blueberries and blackberries. A horchata coffee sealed the deal -- this market is a winner.

This farmers market is elite Saturday morning energy. Open year-round, rain or shine, right on Main…read moreStreet between S Palm St & Figueroa St. It's officially part of my weekly ritual. Fresh produce? Always hits. Flowers? Stunning every time. Vendors? So friendly. It's the kind of place you come to stroll and leave with a full tote and very happy. Also... the food court deserves its own moment. Artisan bakery goods, fresh juice, and tamales. Do yourself a favor and stand in line, it's worth the wait. Heads up: no pets due to health department regulations. Easy to walk, great vibes, occasional live music, and feels very Ventura in the best way.

The SB Public Market has a nice assortment of restaurants. We didn't really expect such a…read morewonderland of food and drink, and yet here it is. Went in to visit the new Seoulmate Kitchen. We kept hearing how authentic their food is, and they also have a delicious menu of Matcha and Cafe Specials. After walking in and noticing all the other food options, we all split up to visit the other spots within, and we then met at one of the many communal tables to share each other's selections. At our large table we had food from Corazon Cocina, Empty Bowl Gourmet Noodles, Wabi Sabi, Little Bird Kitchen, and Que (West Coast BBQ). They all paired nicely with draft beers and cocktails from Cooney's at the Market, and we even got desserts from Rori's Artisanal Creamery. Staff at each venue was very helpful making food suggestions, and even pointed out some of their own favorites there at the SBPM.

My first impression is that Whatever you are craving for you can get it here. A diverse selection…read moreof food vendors under one building. Not fast food type but a decent meal in a quick pace environment. Friendly and quick service. Like a food court type of arrangement but so much more. My favorite is seoul mate kitchen which offers some classic dishes with a fusion twist. I love the bento box here. Pick a protein among beef, pork belly, chicken Or tofu. It also comes with rice, half marinated egg, cucumber, carrots , and three veggie side dishes. A full meal without the need to do much thinking. Next is the ca'dario pizza, we got the parma pizza. I cannot stop eating it... maybe it is the crust Want to try the rori's artisanal creamery. There was a "be backed" sign on the register. We Waited for 10mins or so and had to go. Now i have one more reason to come back and visit. Parking is pretty convenient. City parking close by and offer first 45 minutes free parking,

Probably one of the best farmers markets I've ever been to! The produce and flowers are absolutely…read moreincredible, and the location is perfect. It's exactly what a farmers market should be; quaint, charming, and full of fresh, yummy things. I absolutely loved it!

Typically, I go to the Ojai market on the weekends, but I was visiting Ojai on the weekday and…read morenotice that they have a small market. They called this the community market. The market is open on Thursday from 3-7pm. Unlike the weekend market the number of vendors is very limited. The limited vendors could also been due to the heat the day we visited. I did spot a yummy bagel vendor-called buckaroo. Their bagels were really yummy made out of sourdough. The farmer's market is right off the main street...so very convenient when visiting. The farmer's market is in the park and there is parking lot right next to the market. A nice, relaxing vibe to go with the family- often there is music at the market.

I love Sweet Wheels Farm Stand in Summerland. They have been my go to stop every time I'm in town…read moreand I love that they've now found their outdoor storefront to be nestled appropriately between two businesses. They are a cute / covered awning outdoor market - aka food stand. Currently they are open 7 days a week so you have the opportunity to shop their home made bakery good, produce and canned goods. They also have flowers which you can buy by the stem to make your own personal arrangements. Sweet Wheel Farm itself is closed to the public so this is the best way to support them and to get their local goods. You can check out their website for more information about their farming and how they give back to the community. They are simply amazing and after talking to the owner Leslie upon one of my quick shopping trips to her market I felt so empowered by the great work her and her team are doing, also grateful as I learned so many fabulous tidbits from her. Back to the farm stand. I adore them and their selection. They always have the most gorgeous veggies and fruits. What I will admit though is I'm a sucker for their bakery goods and fresh baked breads. Every time I come I have to buy a huge loaf of their olive bread - transports me to Italy or Spain everytime I eat it. Definitely my favorite item them sell here. Recently though I tried their apple muffins and brown butter chocolate chip cookies. Both were great but the cookies were fabulous! I need to leave with more next time because they were devoured by the family within hours. When in Summerland you must support this local farm stand and take some time to learn more about their farming and the amazing work they are doing for our community and food sensitive population. 5/5 stars all day long and I'll be back soon. Promise!

This place is amazing and super cute! A local farmers market stand located in Summerland. They…read morehave many fresh fruits, veggies, and flowers to choose from. Everyone is super nice and friendly. There is plenty of parking on the main road.