Nice little produce stand in Yucaipa. We have always driven past but decided to check it out today…read more They have a large selection of all types of produce, nuts, breads, etc. The strawberries and the salsa looked really good. There was some produce that looked and smelled like it was starting to be past ripe. Staff was nice, shop was clean, and there is plenty of parking. This is a great local option.

Disappointed. I won't go into any great detail as to what occurred but my last visit there kinda…read moreended it for me. I'll make the trip from now on to Hadleys in Cabazon. If the owner wants to reach out to me that's fine but I doubt we will be returning to this store for fruit and produce.

Hardly any food. Ribs and 1 vegetable stand. This farmers market has more clothing and accessories…read morethan food.

very friendly staff alm around , the produce is so fresh ghey give samples to enjoy . 8-1 on…read moreThursday mornings

Went with my family to redlands public market and there were so much options! Truly very diverse…read morefrom sushi, to burgers, to even a boba shop! i went to the redlands natural market and got the pulled pork mac and cheese. Very good definitely would get again!

Redlands Public Market is such a fun spot to check out. The space has a great vibe, and I really…read moreliked how clean and welcoming everything felt. It's a nice place to walk around, grab a bite, and enjoy a relaxed atmosphere without feeling rushed. There's a good variety of food and drink options, which makes it easy to find something for everyone. The market also has that local, community feel that makes it stand out from a typical food court. It's a great place to stop in whether you're meeting friends, grabbing lunch, or just exploring downtown Redlands. Pros: Clean space, good atmosphere, variety of vendors, easy to enjoy casually. Cons: Can get a little busy depending on the time, and some items may feel a bit pricey depending on what you order. A few of the more popular vendors seem to be Cornerstone BBQ, Shokunin Temaki & Nigiri, Hen & Heifer, Take Ur Seat, and Supernova Slice Pizza. I also liked that they have a health store, which adds a nice wellness-focused option to the mix.

Small - but it's relatively new, am hoping it will grow! We found incredible avocado, oranges,…read morefresh eggs, amazing balsamic vinegar and honey. There was a guy making killer sandwiches - highly recommended. A vendor from SD had hummus, etc that was quite delicious. Check it out!

I've been here several times before they held it to the side of downtown Redlands. Parking is…read morelimited so if you can't find a spot across where the Farmer's Market is at, then you'll have to drive to the other side of the street and just walk over. There used to be more vendors selling here, but that's ok. I still like shopping for fresh vegetables from local growers. My favorite is buying honey that is harvested locally. The farmers here selling their produce are always friendly and they offer samples of fruit if you ask. Then of course, you can't miss the smell of the food being cooked by the food vendors as well. If you haven't had your breakfast yet, don't miss out on buying pupusas or tamales or whatever you're hungry for that morning. Enjoy your morning eating here after you shop.

I have walked around the Redlands Morning Market on different occasions. It's not that big, maybe…read moreabout 20ish vendors. Maybe less. Aside from produce, nuts, and bread...there are a couple of food vendors. Decided to try 2 - Mimi's Pupusas & AEM'S Kitchen on 03/22/25. Ordered 2 pupusas from Mimi's - revueltas. They weren't bad but for $5 each we were hoping for better. All we could taste were beans - no pork, no cheese. I'm sure they were in there, maybe? The watermelon water was good but overpriced. Ordered chicken Pad Thai from AEM'S Kitchen. It was decent but pricey. Anyway, we're going to try something different next time we go.

This is my third time coming to 123 Farms for their Lavender Festival! I've come twice before for…read moretheir preseason events and then post season, after their lavender has bloomed. I think I'd much prefer not paying for parking or for admission! I'm writing this review after attending their Mother's Day weekend preseason festivities. Parking is paid for alongside your admission ticket. It was free on Mother's Day as long as you paid for parking. It wasn't room bad, but the gravel and dirt road isn't friendly, so beware. There are plenty of things to do while at the farm. They have plenty of food and fun things for the lavender festival. The Farm itself has a hotel, sourdough area, perfume class, a matcha room, and two bars you can sit and drink in. I'm giving it the stars that I am because I'm not a fan of their food. Their drinks here are decent, but I feel as though the workers here are burnt out. It's definitely packed on every corner with a lot of people. Even when taking photos with the lavender, it's busy and a bit overwhelming. It is a lovely concept overall, and a nice experience away from the busy city.

What a cool place…read more We got to experience the Sourdough Festival this past weekend. They had stamps and a passport card that allowed you visit each Sourdough station. We also got to explore the grounds and found some cool shops and the place called The Courtyard. Also got some yummy matcha in the Matcha room. A fun spot for families and kiddos to run around and explore. It's giving Bridgerton vibes.Definitley will be back soon for future events!

Visit and purchased 5.2.26…read more This giant farmers market nestled in such a cute downtown atmosphere here in Claremont. Although it was gloomy and cold, but people here support the market. There are so many things here, exotic teas, lots of veggies and fruits, even this awesome soapmaker who made Calamansi Soap! Wow! I purchased that too! Plus, Olive Oil with Basil, very fancy here, juice stands, salsa and chips fresh made. A bit of soft music, plenty of parking and got one quite fast. Beef jerky and chamoy candy. Pizza ready for baking when you home, too. I prefer shopping locally and lines not long and boring like grocery markets and major chains. Establishing relationships with market vendors is above all else important. Visiting again!!

First Great Spring…read moreDay for a stroll. Quite and peaceful I arrived towards the end of the open hours Still, I had a great time! Recommend Thank You for reading

This farmers market is new, just starting this past April. It's a small event geared towards the…read moreimmediate locals, but has everything your basic farmers market has. They had a nice produce section, some food stands, a bakery, gem shop, interesting artsy clothes, etc. I stopped by on a whim just to check it out and couldn't help but to leave with an awesome loaf of sourdough bread. Everyone I spoke with was friendly and had the small town vibe I enjoy around this area. If you're in the area on Sunday morning, definitely check it out!

This has to be the most beautiful farmers market in the world. It sits at the top of the mountain…read moreand you get a view of everything. The food I had here was amazing!! The coffee was amazing quality- would love to get the beans next time. They offer fresh produce, food vendors, tea and coffee, desserts and pastries, and retail shops. Actually amazing I would love to come back

I wanted to take advantage of being in big Bear on a Tuesday to come by the local farmers market,…read morebut unfortunately, it decided to rain today. The market was still going on, but much less activity and hardly anyone there. I think the parking lot is usually pretty full and as you can see the picture it is very empty today. Standard lineup of farmers market things like produce and crafts and other food items. It didn't take long to walk around, I think there were less vendors than usual due to the rain. I did buy a loaf of delicious bread and and planning on stopping by again in the future if I'm ever around on a Tuesday.

Every Tuesday except for in winter time is the Big Bear farmers market. 8:30 AM till 1 PM. Ample…read moreparking next to all the vendors so you don't have to walk too much at all. A lot of lovely fresh produce and some unique items like local honey, Kefir cheese, radish sprouts, sports jerseys, dog treats, great looking hats, many wonderful flavors of fresh hummus, fun tie-dyed shirts, dresses and rompers, gemstones, sports items, etc., etc.! Everything looks very fresh and delightful. Very friendly vendors that greet you with a big smile and sometimes will give you discount if you ask for one! I'd get there early though on the hot summer days, I got there at 11 and it was baking out. Very enjoyable experience other than the hot pavement for my dog! Highly recommend this farmers market!