I love this farmer's market. It's only on Saturdays, right by Pasadena High School. There is always…read morea wonderful selection of fruits and vegetables. There are also vendors who sell seafood, meat vendor, olive oil, honey, flowers, plants, hummus and pita (and they give lots of samples!) eggs, pasta and more. It's not huge or overwhelming, which I really like. Only a few "food" vendors, so not a place to go eat like some other markets I've been to. Everyone is always very friendly, and most accept Venmo or Zelle.

Pasadena Farmers Market was a delightful find. What a gem! I came here to buy oranges. I ended up…read morebuying more than just oranges. It was not a surprise actually. Farmers market is set up next by a high school. Parking is at the front of the high school. Do come early because parking is limited based on what I could tell. A good variety of vendors from all over Northern and Southern California. They were all super friendly and nice. You may find fresh fruits, vegetables, nuts, juices, organic goods, non-food items, and so much more. Some vendors offer free samples so you can taste before you buy. I found some of the best oranges I have ever eaten from here. I've only been here once. I haven't had a chance to return, but I do plan to come back to pick up some more sweet and delicious organic oranges. Thank you Pasadena Farmers Market!

Wow! My boyfriend and I spontaneously discover this hidden gem. The South Pasadena Farmers' Market…read moreis an award winning farmers' market that pops up every Thursday. We took the Metro - A Line over to the South Pasadena Station and we could immediately smell the delicious barbecue and hear the live music from the market nearby. Follow your senses! I think taking the Metro would be easier than finding parking since it was really busy. We were both surprised about how large this farmers' market was with many food vendors, artisan goods, and of course fresh fruits and vegetable taking up multiple streets. Definitely the type of place you want to go to enjoy some snacks here, and then take some produce and goods home. One of the first things I saw were oysters but we were patient and decided to walk through the whole market first to see what our options are. After walking through the whole event, we came back for the oysters, and also got some roasted corn and a nutella crepe. Yum! Also we both felt like the prices with the vendors here were all very fair and reasonable. As my boyfriend puts it, you can get some of your favorite fair snacks without being price gauged. Also, there is a free museum in the area about the history of Pasadena that is open late on Thursdays to align with the farmers' market. Overall I felt like this is one of the biggest farmer markets I've been to with a wide variety of snacks, vendors, goods, and entertainment. Thursdays are normally hard for us to trek to the area after work, but I would definitely be back when my schedule allows. I'll bring my big cooler bag next time to take more goodies home with me.

A delightful farmers market that has a good variety of vendors. Mainly focused on food items -…read morefresh veggies and fruits, bakery breads, cookies, hummus and the like. There's also hot food items like rotisserie chicken, tamales, and other items. Service was very friendly at all the vendors I stopped by. It's a great spot for an after work stroll and decent foot traffic. Park on surrounding streets.

5/23/26 What a fabulous find! And it's close to Blossom Market Hall, too! How convenient…read more Another great farmers market and this location is only minutes away from our place. Lots & lots of vendors selling fruits, vegetables (a myriad of some that you may not see in regular supermarkets), cooked/prepared foods, salsas, honey, nuts, baked goods. Come check out all my 20+ photos- I tried my best to capture almost every single one of the vendors here at this farmers market. There is plenty of street parking available and then there's free parking by Blossom Market Hall, except when there is a showing at the playhouse or an event, then it's going to be close to impossible snatching a space to park your bucket of bolts. The vendors & staff are friendly & accommodating. Free samples are usually given out. It's a fun way to spend a Saturday morning, for a solo outing or family outing. Check out the information booth for a chance to win a raffle $100! You earn 1 ticket per vendor you buy from & an extra ticket for bringing your reusable bag. It's fairly large & organized, prices are competitive. You may walk around to get the best deal per pound from different vendors. Torrance fmr mkt is my favorite one but this one is close by. I got options! Yay!

4 stars This…read morefarmer's market started in April 2026 and I waited until May to attend to avoid overcrowding. So, today, I got to the market around 9:40-ish and the crowds weren't too bad. At around 10:37-ish, a lot more people started trickling in. Still not too shabby. The market is a little smaller than Alhambra's farmer's market, but they are still new. I'm sure there will be more vendors eventually. Some of the vendors I've seen are tea, fruit & veggie stands, fish catch of the day, hummus, and assorted baked goods. I decided to try the tamale stand, which sold tamales at $5 per piece. My favorite has to be the cheese and chili tamale. The masa was also very good. The beef tamale had a bit of a kick and was also delicious. Free parking is available in the public parking lot or street parking.

Ohhh this is the place !!!!! So spécial and great farm fresh produce easy check out ebt accepted!…read moreThe selection is éclectique and actually local farm fresh ! I'm a fan !

Wonderful pocket green grocery story in El Serena that carries only high quality products of all…read morekinds. El Serena Greengrocer is a highly-valued community asset.

I love exploring farmers market and this one is no exception. Nice mix of different unique artisan…read moreproducts and lots of Asian veggies. The freshly roasted peanuts are different and I bought a massive bag. Every peanut tastes different. Please come and create your own adventure.

Loved this farmers market. Came for the Chinese for though and got several items that had a leek…read morepocket which was my favorite. I could eat this for snack everyday!

love this farmers market. the fruit is great and love the selection of interesting juices and…read moresnacks. will try the food market next time

I heard so much about this Atwater Village Farmers' Market and being Sunday, I wanted to give them…read morea try to see if it's good or not. Walked in at exactly 9am, and there was already a long line. They had a lot of food options to choose from along with lots of beautiful, real plants. They have over 30 vendors and some even let you try the food before buying them. Parking situation was a disaster, No parking and one of the streets near buy was closed. I had to circulate like 4 times, parked 2 blocks down and had to walk to the Market. I bought couple of scented candles, loaf of olive bread, 4 Croissants, dozen eggs, 4 beef Pupusas, fresh Sunflowers from their floral vendor, 2 regular size ground beef tacos with cheese and tomato from their taco stand, 2 Apricot preserves in a jar, got fresh berries. 5 Peaches, Strawberries, and blueberries, and one cup of decaf. Coffee to enjoy with my croissant. Place was clean, and dogs were very annoying being in the presence of food and people. They have dried fruit, nuts, few clothes, jewelry, and more.. A small pony ride with carousel in the back for kid's entertainment. Everything was overly priced and not worth paying the money for. You can get all that at your nearest grocery store for a lot more affordable prices. It was worth giving this place a try though.. I think I will stick to my Studio City Farmers market that is literally 5 minutes away from my house. They also don't have parking, but it is somewhat more manageable than this one was..Remaining food that doesn't sell, they make a donation to the nearest charities!

I adore this farmers market! I have been coming here every weekend for the past month for fresh and…read morequality produce. I recently picked up hummus and a crochet accessory for lighters or lip gloss from one of the vendors (as shown in photos) & I loved it. The pupusa vendor here is also good! I enjoyed a matcha latte here from East Blue Coffee. Would recommend! Magia de Terria often has samples and I love them, would recommend this tea business!

[Time]: Every Saturday starting at 8 AM and ends at 1 PM at East LA Civic Center Plaza…read more [Size]: About 10 vendors for fruits/vegetable/food stands and another 10 vendors on miscellaneous arts & crafts. I noticed a peanut stand with a roasting oven selling $6 per bag of freshly roasted peanuts and most of food vendors here are selling Mexican food. [Parking]: Free parking and I didn't have any issues finding a spot to park at 12:30 PM. [Atmosphere]: You can hear lively Latino-theme music playing in the background. Feel free to explore the park lake and I also noticed a COVID vaccination tent right next to the farmers market. On certain days the city government would host additional local community events adjacent to the market. Yes it is not the biggest farmers market, but overall good vibe here. P.S. - The city government was giving out a box of emergency food (canned and dry food) for free and I took one back home.

I was in that store and got in line to pay. The woman at the register asked me about paying for…read more"what you have in your bag" implying that I was trying to steal something. I will never go back there. I am Hispanic. I think that is what this is about! Prices in this business are not low, but having to deal with this of racism is not worth it. I wish I could speak to owner!

I really love Cookbook, I truly do, but I just had such a dehumanizing and upsetting experience…read morethat I do feel like I have to say something. On Tuesday, June 9, 2026, around 6pm, I was waiting in line to purchase a few things at Cookbook. The customer in front of me put her basket on the register and then went to grab a few more items. No worries. I moved toward the register to pay for my purchase while that customer grabbed her other items, but I was intercepted by another customer, a man (who apparently didn't see me waiting?) who cut in front of me to buy a loaf of bread. The cashier let him do so, cashing him out and answering his questions about some other items while I continued to wait. Once his transaction was done, he noticed me and apologized for cutting in front of me in line. Again, no worries. As I went to move up to purchase my items again, the first customer hopped in front of me, back to purchase her items. Or so I thought! She actually put more items on the counter and turned to me saying "I'm going to grab one more thing", before taking off to, assumedly, grab one more thing. I waited for a bit longer, while the cashier simply waited on the woman to come back to her items instead of letting me purchase my items. Annoyed, I turned to the friend who I was shopping with and mentioned 'I kinda just wanna put this back and take off'. This apparently enraged the woman who had all of her items on the counter, who was shopping behind me for her additional item, because she remarked "Really? You have that much rage in your body?". Of course, she hadn't witnessed that I had already been cut in line and had been waiting to cash out for nearly 5 minutes. However, as a Black woman, I knew exactly where her comment was coming from and that she would've absolutely never made a comment like that to me if I didn't have the color skin that I have. At no point in the whole saga did the cashier, nor any of the other employees, take any steps to intervene on my behalf, letting either of the customers who were so rude to me know that I should be next in line. It probably seems petty or minor, but the whole situation did ruin the rest of my day. And it think it was hurtful enough to warrant a conversation with whoever was working at that time. With customer service jobs, the core of your responsibilities are kind of self-explanatory. They're in the title!

This Farmer's Market takes place every Tuesday from 3 - 8 pm. It's a small, community friendly…read moremarketplace featuring fresh produce, food vendors, baked goods, trinkets, & apparel. Some weeks there are more merchants than others. It's located near the metro station, which is convenient if you don't live in the area but want to check it out. There's also metered parking nearby. I live within walking distance, so I'll stop by on occasion. My neighbor and I also like to bring home vegan tamales for dinner when they are available.

Cool laid back small market Tuesday afternoon evening. 3 to 7pm Tuesday close to the Train station…read moreon 58th

Little Tokyo Famers Market... I don't mean to make a joke, but putting the term, "Little," in front…read moreof the name of this farmers market is very ideal. Because, this is a very-very small farmers market. This is not a criticism. This is just a fact. When you come to this farmers market, there's only a few sellers offering fresh produce. This being stated, however, these sellers do offer some very good vegetables and/or fruit items. But, you just have to keep in mind, your selection is going to be very limited when you come here. Other than some vegetables and/or fruit, you will find various sellers offering various other items at different points throughout the year. The sellers at this farmers market change frequently. So, you probably shouldn't expect to go one time, come back to the next, and expect that same seller to be there. They may be there or they may not. In terms of location, this farmers market is located in the shopping plaza just across from the central area of the Little Tokyo shopping and dining area. So, it's very easy to find. It's right off the 2nd Street. This farmers market certainly serves its purpose, but you just have to keep in mind that what's offered here is not defined by large quantities or a large selection. Nonetheless, you may find exactly what you're looking for.

Little Tokyo has officially started a Farmers' Market! It runs every Saturday from 9am-2pm at the…read moreIsamu Noguchi Plaza at the Japanese American Cultural & Community Center (JACCC). Food Access LA assists JACCC in hosting the weekly local flavor with food stands, artisans and makers with handcrafted goods, many sharing Japanese culture along the way. Because of this pairing, the market accepts CalFresh EBT and SUN Bucks. CalFresh-EBT and SUN Bucks benefits are eligible to purchase of $10 fresh fruits and vegetables and $10 for the purchase of any food item at the market which is amazing! They are working on getting WIC and the Senior Farmers' Market Nutrition Program accepted in the future, as well. This makes my heart so happy that this farmers market is truly making a difference for people. The market itself was just the right size for me - not too big, not too small! A few places I tried and liked: Mister Riceball - smart concept and absolutely delicious! Middle Ground Coffee - great flavor in the cold brew! and check out the cool farms involved: Tamai Farms Yamabushi Farms G Farms Henry's Farms Osorio Family Farms Garcia Ruelas Hernandez Brothers Family Farm Shigeru Nursery I love this city!!! The Little Tokyo Farmers' Market happens every Saturday morning at the Isamu Noguchi Plaza. IG: @littletokyocfm