Everything is fresh and delicious. Small yet lively farmers market :) The vendors are so kind with fast service! read more

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Vibrant atmosphere! Lots of selections especially for vegetables. Service at each booths were fast and accurate. Especially love the kettle corn and Asian vegetables booths. It has become more and more affordable to purchase farmers' market items. Wish the cooked food booths can be slightly cheaper. More varieties for meals are good too. Imagine sitting there on the grass enjoying a picnic, only with food from the farmers' market! read more

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This Farmer Market is getting better every year with more vendors. Only issue I have is that it is not a whole year market. Please make it a whole year market. read more

I love Emerald Glen Park. It is very close to my heart, so I love to support them in all of their festivities. I go every Thursday without fail. Options seemed more limited on opening day this year. I don't know if this will be the norm for 2024 or if it was because opening day was a rainy, cloudy day. They have various food vendors, fresh fruits and vegetables and I am looking forward to concerts and movie nights. Today I bought some artichokes, brussel sprouts, strawberries and oranges. They were all so fresh and delicious. I also bought cooked corn on the cob and gyros to enjoy as I layed my picnic blanket, sat on the grass and embraced the sunless sunset. Yes, the vendor options are limited, especially this year but this park and market is full of heart and loyal supporters... I will continue to come every Thursday and support the Dublin Farmer's Market... read more

Dublin Farmer's market is on thursdays!! Please note. It is getting better ever, we went to this a few years ago and didn't see too many vendors so decided to skip it but they keep adding new vendors and activities now so it's always fun to go and try these out. This place has relatively less fresh produce vendors but has many food vendors, I go there for these food vendors. I think it's fun to just have a place to go try out food, baked goods, etc on a Thursday evening, you are just about hitting the weekend so I always love Thursday evenings Like I said they have been adding more vendors so it's great to see some San Ramon Farmer market's vendors now coming over for Dublin's on a Thursday, which is convenient. The quality of produce at this market has also improved, along with the increasing prices $$ read more

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I'm so happy Thursday evening Farmers' Markets are back! I made an unplanned visit today when I saw all the tents while walking through Emerald Glen. There were noticeably less vendors than usual though. My friend and I stopped at two booths: pita bread & hummus and cookies (pictured). Both were excellent quality and tasted as good as always. Vendors were nice and sociable as well. People walking around were wearing masks. Totally recommend stopping by if you're nearby and/or have a half hour to spare. So glad little pre-pandemic things like famers' markets are coming back. read more

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2020 with this year pandemic, Dublin's farmers market is currently (as of 5/11/20) Thursday afternoon until 4pm. Partly due to this current set and situation, the venue is smaller from past years. Since it's smaller, the variety isn't all there, but there were on this day a mushroom dealer, a berry stall and some general veggies in another along with some food stands and dealers. The place itself is nice all around and to me it's a nice walk in general. While this year, it's only the beginning and when compared to the last few years I've come here, it's a nice decent farmer's market, but when compared to San Ramon, it is just a tad behind imo. Overall a solid 4/5. read more

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I come to this market every Thursday afternoon when they're here during the warm months starting in April. They have a small selection of veggies and fruits, prepared foods and treats, and some food truck type eateries. But I wish they would have MORE! And be year round. It's nice though that some nights they have live music and wine/beer. I'll still return but if I want choices, I'll go to Pleasanton because they're year round. read more

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The Dublin Market is back for the Spring and Summer! Yes, it's small but it's great to have a market in the neighborhood during the warmer months. It's right in the middle of Emerald Glen park on Thursdays from 4-8. There's several stalls of fruits, vegetables and pastries. Plus, there are vendors selling hot food and desserts which is convenient for dinner. read more

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Visited the farmers market today. They have amazing range of food to eat, from pizza to Mexican to Mediterranean. The best part is that it is in a park with a beautiful view of bloomed roses and where kids can have fun too!! Just one thing, I wish they had more fresh produce.. read more

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Thursday nights in Dublin you can walk around Emerald Glen park (near Gleason and Tassajara) and enjoy a casual and smaller Farmers with the family. Not many hipsters and millennials, mostly just locals and families. This Farmers market is small enough to walk around in about 10 minutes, but does have some food options and a couple (3-4) of fresh produce stands with maybe one or two bakery stands. They will often have a live band, and this particular night they had kid karaoke. Parking is tight after 6:30 PM, but be patient as the closest lots on Gleason turnover quickly. read more

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1 Star for having this at all. 1 Star for being able to walk there. 1 Star for the variety. 1 Star for the good fresh food. This isn't really a "farmer's market". Yes, they have fruit and veggies, but thats just 2 stands, and it might even be from the same farm. The strawberries were bomb BTW. Most of the stuff there are pastries, bread, and things like that. I got some good honey, decent cheese, a good pie and some mehh pastries. Prices were all on the higher end, except for the fruit which was priced well. It was weird, most of the places are from The Valley(modesto, etc). I would have expected more from the Tri Valley (pleasanton, dublin, etc) read more

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It's small. You can find easy parking on Gleason. It's by the rose garden. My baby likes to look at the farmers and their wares. I don't want to be petty... but Heart of the City Farmer's Market in SF by the Civic Center spoiled me. So Dublin Farmers gets 4 stars. read more

What a pleasant surprise! Yes, it's a very small scale Farmers' Market but I was still able to shop plenty - fresh organic fruits and veggies, bolani and spread/hummus, pastries, hot food items etc. It's inside Emerald Glen Park which is such a nice open area. The vendors were very helpful and friendly. Let your taste buds be your guide as most vendors offer samples. Such a delight shopping at this Farmers' Market, as it has such a positive, happy vibe and not too crowded. Wholesome Spring/Summer activity for the family, grabbing dinner at the food trucks/hot food vendors after shopping. They have monthly concerts too! read more

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Small, not enough organic vendors or vegan baked goods. Overall, it was pretty underwhelming, as I was done in 20 minutes. At least the park offers area to take a stroll afterwards. read more

This Farmers market is near my home in middle of the Park fresh fruits and vegetables are there to buy . The food vendors are wonderful if you like smoked Hawaiian chicken or pork there is a stand every Thursday 4 pm to 8 pm come enjoy and eat healthy there read more

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Gosh, I'm a bit behind on my reviews. We went here about 3 weeks ago. It's a very nice setting in a large, well-maintained park, complete with benches and a decorative pool. It was very crowded with tons of kids, dogs, and shoppers in the main areas. The wind was blowing, causing BBQ smoke to drift into the crowds. Cooked food selection seemed limited - roasted corn, wood fired pizza, Filipino food & deep fried asparagus, Hawaiian food, and kettle corn. That was it. We had the combo plate at the Hawaiian food stand for $11, which was okay. Basically, it was a BBQ chicken leg quarter over rice and a scoop of Kalua pork. I thought they over charred the outside of the chicken, but DH liked it a lot. Pork was tender and fatty, but not a whole lot of seasonings. It's authentic...much like traditional Kalua pork I've had in Hawaii. A side salad of cucumbers & tomatoes in a light Italian-like dressing completed the combo. I was surprised that the tomatoes were ripe & the cucumber crispy. Pretty good! We tried roast corn on a stick for $2.50. The corn itself was plump and crispy, slightly sweet, bringing back the memories of past summers. Unfortunately, we used the spray on lime juice, which gave it a weird artificial flavor. A sprinkle of lemon pepper salt added a bit of kick. They also have hot sauce, mayo, butter, and chili powder for toppings. A lot of the stands sold the same stuff. There must have been 6 stands selling peaches, nectarines, and strawberries. Most were ~ $2/ lb. Also, a bunch selling baked goods like breads, pastries, cupcakes. One guy sold hummus - we tried some samples - they were okay, but DH thought they were too expensive at $6 small round tub. We didn't notice discounts at any stands near closing time. There is a friendly cheese vendor selling curds. She handed out a lot of samples. Only one stand had veggies & they looked wilted & were pretty expensive. Live music was some sort of jazz/adult contemporary group. Parking along the street was not too difficult, as we got there around 7 and some people were leaving. There's a parking lot too, but it's a bit of a walk. This is cool to visit for the experience, but if you're planning on doing your grocery shopping, it's not enough. Nice place to bring the kids, since there's a large playground nearby. read more

****************** 1619 ****************** I came here in the last day of their Summer Farmer Market, the band was playing live, the aroma of the food stands were in the air, children were running, and the berries stand got my attention. This is the tiniest farmer's market I've ever been too, but it's cool. I got my berries, dill, onion, and lots of chilies. I got a free gigantic shopping bag from the soon-to-be-open IKEA. Woot! Hard to find parking on a Thursday afternoon. People seem angry to fight for a spot here. read more

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Kettle Corn, produce, meats, bakery love...the list goes on. What a great beginning to the first farmer's market! Dublin's Farmer's Market was filled with many vendors and local farmers. Impressed by the turn out and even more with the overall Dublin pride. The mayor was there showing his support for the newest addition to the city. Of course I have to show some love to our local Patch-You guys rock. Although there were signs saying no dogs, it was a pet friendly environment as I brought my puppy with me and it was not made an issue. Not to mention there were doggie vendors-At least two. Dublin's HS band played as well as some local talent. So glad that Dublin is reaching a more green approach as well as supporting our local growers. Looking forward to the seasonal produce and introduction of more vendors. No reserves that this Farmer's Market will get better over time. read more

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I shopped at this Farmers market for the first time last week. It was sparse and produce was not in abundance... there were a few vendors and that was disappointing. I won't be returning to this farmers market. read more

In my mind, there are two kinds of farmer's market: the normal kind, where you can get a wide variety of fresh produce cheaply, and the hipster kind, where you just pay more for the same stuff you get at a supermarket. Being in Dublin, this definitely leans toward a hipster farmers' market. If you can even call it a farmers' market. See, here's the thing: most booths here aren't run by farmers. There are many food vendors, activities for kids, and even a chiropractor(?!). At the 4-ish places that can actually sell you fruits and vegetables, you can get normal stuff like expensive potatoes, tomatoes, onions, peaches, and berries. There's no radish leaves and no baby bok choy and no tables full of chilies that Mexican grandmothers browse through while buying salsa ingredients. So if you're already in Emerald Glen Park and need something less park-y to do, try the Dublin Farmers' Market. If you actually need groceries, you're better off in every way going to the Safeway down the road. read more

If possible I think I'd give this 3.5 stars. I'm sooooo happy that Dublin has decided to host there own Farmers Market but as pretty much everyone else has mentioned it's still a little under developed. And to be quite honest, I felt like last year it had more so I hope it's not already going the wrong direction. As for the produce... have no complaints as quality is at least up to that of Sprouts and/or Trader Joe's. However from time to time the produce is AWESOME!!!! We tend to buy our produce towards the end of the event as the vendors are usually in a discounting mood so they don't have to repack everything. Just make sure and leave enough Strawberries for us!!! read more

A great use of public space by the city of Dublin. I really enjoyed the farmers market on a recent visit. I would say there were about 20 or more vendors selling various items from veggies to baked goods. I took a couple of loops around to check out all the stalls. I spent about $20 on some baked goods and fruit. It was kind of pricey. The only think I didn't like was it was a really cramped location and very difficult for strollers to get around. There were a lot of strollers too. I heard someone complain about how many strollers there were. Apart from dodging people with my stroller, I would say that the famers market is pretty cool. I'd go again if I was in the area. Bring a light jacket, it got really cold and windy the evening I went. read more

I've ached to get myself to the Dublin Farmers Market and this week I managed to do it! Like many of the reviews here, I believe the city makes a great use of space and I'd love nothing more than to see this Farmers Market grow and expand. Arriving not long after it opened, I was pleased to see a variety of stands: fresh fruit, breads, honey, produce, cooked food. It was all very fun and lively. Coming with the intention to purchase, I bought several things to feed the family. Most of my purchases were great and organic. However, like most places, the buyer has to beware. I purchased a Jalapeno Cheese Bread which upon closer inspection at home (the next day) was moldy (and I'll be dog gone it was $8.50 for that bread!). While I'll never buy from that vendor again I refuse to give up on having this option in Dublin. Too many of the markets here are just boring...no variety, no verve, nothing interesting or adventurous. Can't wait to return! read more

I really like this market! There's lots of veggies, fruits, baked goods, rotisserie chicken, a few prepared food vendors, it's a really nice mix. I also like the circular set up, so there's movement and flow, and people aren't just trying to avoid each other. There's sufficient parking, you just may need to walk a little. I enjoyed seeing the familes. There were a surprising number of dogs, so it seems the "no animals" signs are just suggestions, not rules. I'm sure, just like at the Pleasanton market, people will come down on the dog issue, but for right now it's not a big deal. For the little town of Dublin, this is a very well done market and a nice addition to the community. I'd much rather come here than the Pleasanton market. read more

We're thrilled that this farmers' market is down the street at Emerald Glen park and walking distance! Since this is the market's first year, it'll be great to see it expand as the years go by. Lots of great, fresh, produce, meats, breads, and condiments...plus good eats. We like East West Gourmet for their afghan bolanis & sauces (found @ San Ramon's & Danville's as well). They've got a Vietnamese food stand, but I think $7-$8 for a bahn mi is ridiculously over priced considering it's a 5 minute drive to Pho Mihn for $3.75 drool worthy ones. One thing that's super popular is rotisserie chicken stand; their chickens sell out every Thursday night so we picked one up to try. The chickens are moist and cooked well, but was majorly lacking in flavor. You definitely get hit with rosemary and other herbs on the skin, but overall lacked salt; the flavors don't penetrate through to the bone. Anyway, it's a great new thing to do on Thursday nights with the fam so we'll probably keep going for the produce & bolanis. read more

Dublin has a farmer's market! FINALLY! And I'm so happy it's here. I can bike to this market and walk there. It's so close. Dream come true! So last week was the first farmer's market for Dublin. Definitely worth checking out. And i'll definitely be there tomorrow! Just a head's up I brought my two puppies along and found out there's no dogs allowed. Bummer. But there was such a cool selection of fresh produce, local food vendors and fresh flowers. I ended up buying some organic tomatoes, some Beckman's bread, some onions, some fresh pasta and flowers. The prices are reasonable and the produce is organic! Way to be awesome Dublin! read more

Perfect location, being that i can walk right here. Not as many vendors for PRODUCE and FOOD as last year. Limited selection right now. Great just to get out on Thursdays for FRESH air and see lots of the locals : ) As the Summer approaches, i will keep you posted if more vendors arrive! Stay tuned .... read more

THANK YOU DUBLIN!!! I am so incredibly elated a Farmers Market is within walking distance. Triumph! While I understand not everyone will lionize this intimately sized Market, I appreciate the familiarity, not only of the vendors, but of the neighbors as well. That aside, while the season is winding down, and the vendors are fewer, the quality is still present and accounted. Well priced, with a unique variety. read more

Great Crowd! & Great produce selections! Every week there's always something new. Love to see our community bringing out the best in all of us. read more

Fruits are quite amazing.... Fun, Music, Frolic..... and mainly great stalls with fruits and small bites... If you just walk around and bite on the samples, it'll fill one up quite well. Fruits are quite cheap compared to store and are fresher. We got some pop-corn and strolled around the park, my 7 month old loved to see so many faces and entire milieu. Gr8 place for a weekday evening outing. read more

This was my first time at the market. I got tons of fresh fruit and vegetables some items I did find to be more expensive than I thought they would be but for a farmers market with all that this one has to offer that was no big deal. Several vendors were preparing food for consumption there was wine tasting, live entertainment! I can hardly wait until next Thursday. read more

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Produce vendors have inexpensive and good produce. Just need more food vendors especially shave ice and it'll be a good experience for all.

Well, there are more vendors now and more ORGANIC! Yay! Hopefully it continues to grow.

One of the best markets around - great vendors, awesome food, and completely easy crowd - VERY kid friendly - almost exclusively families or couples are in attendance. There are always kite flyers out there which really adds a nice visual to the whole thing. When there is music, it is often really good and they exhibit a variety of players throughout the season. If you are into BBQ, there are two vendors that REALLY REALLY standout. First is Ofa's Island BBQ - truly the BEST chicken and kahlua pork I've ever had. They can be a little hard to find so just look for a huge plume of BBQ smoke and then 55 gallon drum converted to what is obviously one of the best grills in the world. They operate out of a converted trailer that is right next to the BBQ. Right next to Ofa's is vendor #2 who sells killer cobbed corn on a sick and baked potatoes. If you're feeling carefree, get the potato with the works. I have no idea what magic he does because I've tried the same corn and taters at home and they're just never as good. See you there and ENJOY. read more

There was a vendor that sold fruit for $2.00 a per lb (All) and they cheated on my amount of money. I had 3.77lb which should've been charged as $7.54 but he charged me $8.00. He should of charged me 7.50, not $8.00. And the lady behind bought 2 bags of fruit that weighed 3.80lb and she should've been charged $7.60 but the cashier charged her $7.00. So I think they are cheating "my" money and I think they changed the weight of your fruits to get more money. And the cashier guy should go back to school to learn how to learn math. I don't like people making not-honest business. I would tell all my friends/neighbors to not shop there. This time is my last time. I will go to another vendor to buy my fruits. Oh and the vendors are selling their fruits and vegetables too expensive. The other farmer markets I've been to are only $1.00 or a $1.50 per 1lb. And people still smoke around the park and they still bring dogs etc. One time a dog barked at me. I think the city council should send some people to check up on the farmer market. read more

Meh....okay but by no means spectacular. Parking is difficult. There were 5 food vendors when i was there. Very adequate and pedestrian. 4 tables to sit...everyone else stands around. Grass was cold; park benches, 3, were taken. Dont hurry home from work for this one. read more

This actually isn't a bad farmers market for my small town of Dublin. I have found some good produce here and there seems to be quite a few different options as far as various farmers goes. I was able to find some nice yellow peaches and asian pears recently so those were a good find. The quality seems to be good. read more

Very little variety. Only a few stands. The organic strawberries I bought molded the next day. There were people "marketing" (chiropractor, pet service, free Quran's) and some pre-made food (Ok the baked items looked good - but it's a farmers market, I'm trying to be healthy!) As big as the park is they could have an amazing market with a huge variety. Also, why couldn't it be all year? If it was better you'd get the support I'd love to support Dublin but will most likely not return read more

extra star cause i can just walk there .. Glad that there is one in dublin, kinda wierd its on thursday but that's good. cause SAT you can go to PLS and Sun Livermore. I first thought it would be pretty dead on thursday - 3rd week still has a good number of people. Food is pretty expensive Cherries i can go to ranch 99 for sweeter and at only 1.99/lb vs 3.50.. and the food stalls are pricey.. 7 dollars for banh mi.. 7 dollars... Ok so the great.. well samples of course and if you want some fresh veggies. Love the one place that has spreads and raviolis. their chees spread is like crack.. and they have a spicy version. if you like garlic and cheese.. you need that. the Mediterranean stand - great hummus.. garlicy and yum.. and the bread is not bad. pricey but worth it. Pulled pork at the Hawaiian place is bomb.. it's the next best thing in US next to a true pit roasted pork(not as good but way better than.. LL bbq or those other chains where it tastest like soy sauce ) all in all i'm very glad it's there. read more