I love farmers markets. We were trying to go to a…read moredifferent one, but it was closed. We googled other markets, and this was nice! It's not too big, but if you want to get some nice fruits, veggies, and snacks they have it here! I love micro greens! The man that was selling them, he had about 10 different varieties. And some I've never heard of! I did purchase: Grandmas old fashion butter bunches - This is like popcorn without the Kernal's. I was expecting a different flavor and texture. I got the Elote and the Carmel. I love them both! I would put this in my budget to buy next time. They are $10 per bag Dalemain mansion Marmalade - I haven't tried it yet! Will try it today. Viva Mexican foods. And I think I forgot to take a picture. But we bought the 5 for $30 and the spot in the back, they have different flavored hummus, black chips, fried pit bread and flavored chips For me the pita bread was too hard for my liking, and the black chips....Just some plane Dorito's. The hummus, I couldn't really enjoy, because of the fried hard pita bread. Ever booth pretty much service was amazing. I might not ever try and go the farm we were trying to go to, it was way too far, and it was closed!

This visit was honestly the highlight of my weekend! We happened to drive by and I spotted the…read moreVineyard Farmer's Market open! I've always wanted to check out the Vineyard Farmer's Market and just never made it over. It was my lucky day as I snuck over while my fiancé was at his appointment. The Vineyard is beautiful and it was a lovely sunny day, just a bit windy. I was surprised at all the vibrant and quality produce offered. There were other vendors selling honey, flowers, food, coffee - even La Boulangerie bakery from Fig Garden had a booth! I honestly felt transported elsewhere for a bit. It felt like a genuine Farmer's Market and easily my favorite in Fresno now. Everything I purchased from this quick visit- I loved. The pastries from La Boulangerie, the coffee from Fabiano, the strawberries I actually purchased from 2 farmers, notably Maos Farms were the sweetest we've had all year and the produce was beautiful and delicious. I eyed some grape leaves sold by an older couple- the last one was purchased before I could say, hello, lol. They looked delicious. Great quality items from local farmers and vendors. I can't wait to return again.

So fun! I went this morning and loved it! A variety of local farmers, bakers, gardeners, all sorts…read moreof vendors. There's drinks and food all in the heart of old town Clovis. Today I bought a delicious hot honey, bread, dried fruit, and jam. I had a great time and can't wait to go back! Fun for all! Adults and kids will love it. Lots of street parking. Super nice vendors. And lastly there's live music! Go check it out!

Big assortment of artisans selling there products. Sourdough B has the best bread in the area…read more Knife sharpening from Blade Buddy. Beef jerky, honey and even fresh made lemonade. Good family fun on Friday night.

Busy, crowded, noisy...a bit hectic, some interesting stuff? obviously... lots of food. I'm NOT…read moreinto crowds (AT ALL) but most would enjoy. You'd wanna get there early as parking can be challenging... Sadly, I did hit See's candies ($7) for my once a year urge burner. Or is it every two or three years? Ugh. WHY did I have to see that place? All the self-satisfaction of some damaging habit, like smoking a cigarette. If you catch me lifting one to my mouth two three years from now, please roundhouse kick it out of my hand! Nine dollars for a SMALL bowl of corn with mayo and some seasoning. Really? For corn you say? Only a glass of water is less labor intensive/costly! Add bacon for two dollars more and PG&E starts looking like a bargain! lol The Laotian Food truck was a good value and the menu item I ate was tasty. And there was a ton of food left to take home.... Try that with a nine dollar bowl of corn with mayo clocking in at 6-7 rounded tablespoons of RIP oFF! Needless to say, very few people were at that truck holding their ankles. I'm usually looking for something unique that is not available elsewhere... carefully picking my poison! Most of the vegetables being sold were wilted. I'm sure it's challenging in this weather. I came with an empty tank in the stomach and left with it full. Mission accomplished! -G

Out at the farmers market for the Drone show had a great brisket burger and fries for $16 at a BBQ…read morestand. Just here waiting for the drone show, weather is nice about my only complaint is the parking but other than that 5 stars

I'm a regular purchaser of their skin, hair and body products. I like that they're local and their…read moremerchandise is extremely clean and therefore much healthier. Their customer service is excellent and I always look forward to trying something new.

We love this produce! It's like having your own garden fresh vegetables! We get a weekly delivery…read morefor two. We think it's just perfect. Thank you Vesolaya Gardens for the work you do to produce a delicious product!

2/26/22 For my first time here, I'll give it a 3.5 only because the vendor was a little dismissive…read moreof me but maybe it's just not my lucky day. Got the Fiesta Pistachios today from the Torrance City Farmers Market. Was looking to purchase roasted & UNSALTED pistachios but the lady (busy attending to other customers who wanted to sample the nut butters) said they don't have it. My purchase was for $14, not bad considering the organic, roasted & unsalted pistachios at Sprouts were for $12.49. The Fiesta pistachios have all the flavors they have available. Some featured flavors that I noticed after I have paid for mine were, garlic, jalapeño....I would've gotten the garlic for sure! Next time. Snacked on these on the way home & these were really good, packed with flavors, especially the garlic are pretty spicy. Will definitely try other flavors when I visit next tome. Hopefully the vendor would be more attentive.

Good selection of products. I highly recommend the pecan butter. The manager at the Santa Barbara…read morelocation is chill.

Great place to get all your fresh and local produce! You get to meet your growers and know where…read moreyour getting your food from.

My favorite new Thursday night entertainment. This spring/summer time night market is just the…read moreright size with friendly farm vendors near Hanford. They sell fresh vegetables blueberries, strawberries, apricots and white nectarines. If your hunger is for cooked food there is no shortage of burgers, tacos and corn on the cob. Carousel and games for the kids.

Lots of fresh, local produce. It's the one place I can always find seeded watermelons. The sweet…read morecorn and cantaloupe are great when they're in season. Fresh coffee and homemade bakery items too.

What a joke! Moving the market to north Demaree out of the way to walk in dirt with like a handful…read moreof vendors! This is supposedly the bread basket of the world and this is the best we can do?

I was looking forward to moving to Fresno partially because of the hope for farmers' markets and…read morecheap avocados. The downtown farmers' market certainly does not disappoint. I've visited a few of the farmers' markets in Fresno, and this is my favorite. I've also been to River Park and Vineyard (Shaw & Blackstone). I drove by Tower (Olive & Van Ness) one day and there were literally two vendors. I still want to try Perrin & Champlain and Kaiser (Fresno btwen Herndon & Alluvial). Anyway, the downtown market is open multiple days (Tues, Thurs, Sat 2-7), is very cheap, and has this awesome guy who grows and sells watermelon just so he can afford to eat it all the time. He's super friendly and is watermelon is awesome. The other vendors are cool too. There's a huge variety of fruits, an okay selection of vegetables, and some nuts and spices. And cheap ass avocados (around 25 cents each). The fruit is usually pretty fresh and ripe. It's pretty low-key and down-to-earth; most vendors don't have signs announcing their farm name like they do in Washington, and some don't have signs for prices, so it makes you approach them and talk to them, which is good. The only problem for me is that there's basically no organic food. The other farmers' markets have a little bit of organic produce, but there's not that much compared to Washington and it's expensive. And this market is hot because it's dusty and there's not much shade. At the downtown market, I've seen one or two vendors only seem to speak only Spanish so it's incentive to work on my Spanish :) This market, and most of the others, are year round! Sweet.

This is one of two of my favorite farmer's markets in Fresno…read more The produce is inexpensive and there's some good locally grown vegetables. Not all of the vegetables are locally grown (some from Mexico and other places long ways away), so buy at own discretion. And just because its local, doesn't mean pesticides are sparsely used or organic. This used to be located at Fulton & San Joaquin, but now is at Broadway & Tuolumne.