Small and fresh farmstamd...Not too many choices but their strawberries are the most to try...There…read moreis great deal of fresh veggies, lemon, berries and etc...The customer service was perfect. The sweet lady helped us...They were out of strawberries and she called and they brought for us...The wait time was less than 5 minute. The ambiance was super cozy, not too crowded, shapable and very local...It was in a parking lot and i was thinking its one if those big farmer market type but then i saw in the name that its farm stand so it makes sense size wise...& honestly they have some ingredients that you need for your salad so forsure this will be one of my fav place to stop by...

Rebecca and farmer George the owners of this cute farm stand in the parking lot where Project…read moreSocial here is. They have fresh strawberries for 750 a basket and tons of lemons! Everything is organic. Come here and check it out!

Wonderful local grocery store, it always feels good to support local! Have a great variety of…read morefruits and veggies, meat and cheese and other household Staples. Prices are fair and the service is friendly. Easy parking up front and good hours. Worth checking out when in the area!!

Make sure you call beforehand to get the prices. I went a few weeks ago to get produce, but the…read moreprice seemed a bit steep. I went to Smart and Final afterward to get some other things and noticed that their produce was cheaper. I thought it was a bit odd, but didn't think much of it. Went again, but before I showed up I called and asked how much what I wanted would cost. I was told the amount, but when I showed up the price was suddenly more. I said something and was given the original price I was quoted. Won't be back again.

Miss Market is so cute and it's sit back in a parking lot so it's kind of hard to find unless you…read moreknow where you're going. They have delicious grapes and a wide selection of wines and champagne's that are reasonably priced. I really like it here!

Great store and great service!!! Sandwiches are amazing and ready to order. All products seem fresh…read moreand they also have a good selection of organic produce. We are loyal customers.

Very fun place for berry picking you pay about six dollars for a carton and then you're free to…read morepick berries or eat them from the bush. The main attraction are blueberries and mulberries and you could find blackberries raspberries tangerines avocados also. There's a small parking lot at the end of the driveway, but it was full so we parked down the hill and walked about five minutes. There was a line to pay and we got four cartons and we filled two with blueberries and two with mulberries. The mulberries are in the front on a slope and the low hanging fruit gets taken first, so I had to reach further up and pull branches down to get my share. My wife filled two cartons with blueberries. All the fruit was very good and delicious. There were lots of people there having a good time I think we'll be back soon later in the season.

This place is the BEST…read more It's a little hidden with limited parking, but it's such an awesome place. It's really easy to miss since it's just a small little driveway but the place is great. We came for blueberry picking and it was very toddler friendly! The blueberries were delicious. There's also a play area with a treehouse. We also tried a mulberry from the friendly gentleman at the booth and man, I'm hooked! My little toddler loves those things and so do I - I keep putting this place in my head cause I need a refill of those delicious berries! Also got a bag of avocados for $5 and man, these things are BEAUTIFUL. Had to wait a few days for them to ripen, but they are some of the best avocados we've had. Also for those people who don't prefer to deal with cash - they take Venmo!

After eating at El Maguey, located just across the parking lot, my friend VH and I decided to check…read moreout El Nopal, a small neighborhood market nearby. It had almost everything you might need for those last-minute "Oops, I forgot this" moments. And when I say small, I mean it's very compact--only single file to get in and out, with the aisles running parallel to the front counter. Since I'm not very familiar with Mexican groceries, half of the items were new to me, but they had coffee, honey, paper goods, some fruits and vegetables, and more. As we were leaving, we noticed a small table with various produce items, including cactus leaves. An older gentleman, who was just finishing up with a customer, was behind the counter. Friend: "Excuse me, what is this?" (Pointing to a small, round green fruit in a box on the table) Me: "That is for juice, for drinking..." Cool. As we left the market, I saw the same gentleman exit through a side door and start ladling a liquid mix into a Styrofoam cup. He waved me over and handed me the cup, which surprised me by being warm. "This is made once a year for her..." he said, pointing to a memorial for a woman that I could partially see on the right side of the store. At first, I thought it was a ceremonial drink in honor of a family member or friend who had passed away. The drink contained the fruit we'd seen on the table and chunks of sugar cane. I wasn't sure what it was called or what else was in it. When I tried to eat the fruit, I was met with a mouthful of tiny seeds (Note to self: don't eat the fruit pieces). The drink itself was mild in flavor and not very sweet. VH took a sip and made a face--she can be quite dramatic, so I didn't take her reaction too seriously. LOL I liked the shop! The people, from the clientele to the older man, were friendly, even though I clearly didn't fit the usual demographic. It felt like a warm, welcoming place. Food: 3 Ambiance: 3 Service: 4 Value: 3

Great little local grocery store! They have a nice variety of fruits and vegetables and the service…read moreis always friendly. Great hours and easy parking right out front. Always feels good to support a local business.

Super small not worth the drive over 30 min.. nice walking area across the street that made the…read moredrive worthwhile. Unfortunately not many vendors it is nice just very small good if u live locally

This market has only been running for 4 weeks, and already it's getting populated as soon as it…read moreopens at 3pm on Wednesdays! There's new vendors that weren't here a couple weeks ago, and they're still mixing things up a bit, but so far the veggies, fruit, and bread I've gotten here so far have all been excellent. There's about a dozen local craft artisans as well. I go for food, but that's just me :) Everybody is super nice, and plenty of parking. An easy choice. Go support these folks and help this little market grow and stay in your community!

This used to be the greatest little neighborhood market and it is STILL very busy, but I can't…read morefigure out why. The prices have soared to being higher than Pavilion's -- even on foods notoriously low at Mexican markets, like cucumbers, green onions and cilantro! Know your prices before shopping here -- it has become a huge ripoff, imho.

The people are very nice but the prices are astronomical you can walk across the street for half…read morethe price. I think the store knows it but they also know their Mexican patrons are loyal and must pay extra instead of offering better competitive prices. I go there on occasion just see the nice pleasant people. VIVA LA RAZA

This farmers market has a great vibe to it. Friendly vendors, not too crowded, close to the harbor,…read moreand I think it's great to support the locals. The vendors give more samples than I've seen at other farmers markets and it works. Tasting something so fresh keeps me coming back for more. The nuts, hummus, produce, sausage, and cheeses are good, I highly recommend them. Oh and the eggs & baked goods too! There's something unique (at least to me) at this market, they have a good size selection of dog food and treats.

Dana Point Farmers Market is such a gem and honestly one of my favorite ways to spend a morning or…read moreearly afternoon This market has such a great atmosphere. The food is amazing, the coffee is on point, and the flowers are absolutely beautiful. Every time I go, it feels like there's something new to discover. It really seems like the market is growing all the time, with new vendors popping up weekly, which keeps it exciting and fresh One of the standout things for me is the pastries... they are to die for Seriously, if you go, do yourself a favor and grab some. Everything feels fresh, handmade, and worth indulging in. Between the baked goods, local food, and quality coffee, it's easy to make a whole experience out of it. What I really love is the overall vibe. It has that perfect mix of community, charm, and relaxed coastal energy that makes Dana Point special You can walk around with a coffee in hand, check out the vendors, grab amazing food, pick up fresh flowers, and just enjoy the whole atmosphere. Definitely worth the time, worth the money, and absolutely worth going for the experience alone. If you haven't been yet, go check it out. It's one of those places that makes you want to come back again and again