I have been to this specific Studio City Farmers Market 3 times in the past. If and when I am awake…read moreearly, and want to go check out this wonderful, clean Farmers Market then I will do so. This past Sunday which I believe was the 29th of March, I went to check out and see what they had that was new. I got there around 11AM and the place was already super crowded. Keep in mind that they are only open on Sundays between the hours of 8AM to 1:30/2pm. Depending on the foot traffic. They have a lot of vendors that sell a good amount of everything. To name a few: They sell good and fresh fruits/vegetables, nuts, spices, candles, jewelry (mostly custom made), dried fruit, spreads, flowers of many kinds, pastries/breads of different kinds, hot and cold food/beverages, berries of every kind, all the way to a small play area where kids can ride a small train, jump in the bouncers, and have a carousel of cute pony rides. Just by looking at the smiles and the excitement on their faces, makes me want to get up on one of the pony's myself, and the man looked at me funny. They also do face painting and prices are not that cheap. Depending on what you get. Established in 1998. It really is a fun place to be on a Sunday morning/early afternoon. All vendors are super nice, friendly and they let you sample few things before buying it. I bought Sunflowers, some spices, berries, olive bread loaf, and couple of cookies. Also got 2 hummus spreads. Parking can be a bit challenging, I parked on the street. Whatever doesn't sell, vendors donate to the charities. Great deed. Don't waste FOOD!!

Folks come early to this market to get the first choice of the days offerings. Lots of produce,…read morefood readily available for consumption as well as bakery items. A few craft vendors were present although this is primarily a fruit and veggie paradise. Oh m, let me not forget to mention the beautiful fall flowers, just love the giant marigolds! Vendors are happy to talk about their produce and I also saw numerous samples available for those with curious taste buds. Free parking is available across the street se well street parking in the neighborhood.

As a Bangladeshi person I always try to support Bangladeshi stores or restaurants. I avoid leaving…read moreany review if I don't like the food or service. Unfortunately, this is the only place where I got scammed! Asked multiple times & made sure the person at the meat section understood that I want goat feet, not lamb. Found out those were lamb feet when my whole house started to smell. Waste of not only those feet, also loads of spices. Asked if they have goat vuri (tripe), he said yes & gave me nari (small intestines). I had no idea a Bangladeshi store would even carry those. Trashed after thawing. Because it was a chunk of iceberg when he cut those & I had no idea. He knew clearly what I was looking for & yet sold me that junk for a lot of money. It is totally unacceptable & immoral to scam anyone (forget fellow Bangladeshi). Not only they lost a potential customer, but also now they have this review & I'll make sure to inform everyone I know to avoid this place. So many other Bangladeshi stores around there to choose from (I won't name any so it doesn't look like I'm either promoting or trying to denounce this place to help any other stores around). I hope they realize their mistakes & start fresh with better business ethics.

Good experience! Very friendly staff . I had called to ask a…read morequestion and they were able to answer quickly and were very friendly over the phone I then went in store to buy the item and they were very sweet. One small issue is that I was overcharged for one item however it was only a dollar so I didn't comment on it so that falls on me besides that I would give it five stars. Lots of Halal and Indian options. If you are looking for specific foods, they have some really cool items.

Very cute, upcoming food festival located at the Sportsman's Lodge. They've done amazing social…read moremedia and have had Dave Grohl involved for added incentive! My boyfriend and I went over on the second Saturday to check things out. Cost of entry is $5 and there were a handful of food trucks including the Beached Pig which Grohl is involved with, plus Wonderlust for ice cream, Japanese food, Lobster, pizza and drink stands. There was a DJ and although the square footage was small, they did their best to accommodate with benches and seating. We only ate at the Beached Pig to support Dave. We got two sets of Brisket tacos for $10 and a $10 Pulled pork sandwich which came with a pickle and chips. Water bottles $2 each. The line was long in the hot sun but so worth it and sat at a cool bench to eat. Thank you so much for bringing Valley Urban Market to Studio City! We hope it will grow into something really great!!

Came here for one reason only - to get a taste of Burt from Trudy's Underground BBQ…read more Parking was free but off in the back of the parking lot behind the hotel. We arrive around 9:30 and we were the only people there besides one other couple. Over time, we had a looooooong line behind us. By the time they opened up at 10am, there were a lot of people in line. Entry is $5. We headed straight to Burt's booth since we knew everyone else in line would follow as soon as they entered. The food was great. Definitely worth the trip. The other booths looked okay too but were a little slow to open. It's too bad that this weekend was Burt's last time at VūM but the other trucks looked good too!

I've been on this little farmers market vibe after visiting the one in Granada Hills (reviewed)…read more The Sherman Oaks Farmers Market seemed a little more legit like the farmers markets I'm used to with vendors selling produce, fruits and organic foods. The market was small but packed with a little bit of everything. It's located in the back of the Westfield Fashion Square in the parking lot. I was in a rush after work because apparently I didn't realize it only goes from 2pm-6pm on Tuesdays. So, I rushed out the house at 5:20pm with my mom and made it just in time to fly through it in about 20 mins. Next time I'll spend a little more time hanging out and getting a closer look at some of the stuff I wanted to purchase. My mom picked up a few things like some honey and some fudge. I don't know if a lot of people attend because of the hours but my only suggestion would be, since it's on a Tuesday, extend the hours a little so people who work and get off at 5pm have enough time to get there and check it out during peak traffic hours. OOOO 4 out of 5 Afros

It's been a minute since I've been to this Farmers market. Parking is not an issue here. There's…read morealways your regulars and now I see new vendors. I like that everything is spaced out well and allows you to stroll throughout.

Always loved this bakery. Too bad they're only in CA and only in certain food stores. We love our…read morePrincess Cake and all the other delicious creations.

MY 600TH YELP REVIEW!!!!! Woohoooo =) Okay yelpers, I am…read morewriting my 600th review on yelp, and I picked something super special to me, and to the community. My husband and I recently moved to Burbank (from Sherman Oaks), and we previously frequented the farmers market in Studio City. We are big fans of leisurely weekend trips to a farmers market where we can sip a little hot coffee or tea as we peruse the various vendor stands. We were so glad to see that our favorite vendors (with ready made foods) from the other farmers market ,which occurs on Sundays, were all at BFM. We loaded up on our usual items, and tried a few new to us things as well. We do wish there was a vendor there with coffee or tea, but this is so close to downtown Burbank, where we popped in a local coffee shop and got our hot drinks to hold us over on our farmers market shopping trip. Now that we know this gem is here, we will surely be frequenting it. The Burbank Farmers Market is in a parking lot at Olive and Glenoaks on Saturday mornings 8-12. Shop local and small biz!

4+ farmers market in Burbank that opens on Saturdays. The footprint feels a little smaller than…read moreother farmers markets. I've been to in the greater LA area. It's located on a parking lot near what I think is the downtown Burbank area. Despite the small footprint, it still has what you need with some produce vendors and other vendors of various goods. Including prepared foods. Also, to be fair, it was crazy windy that day and it was only my first time coming. So it's possible that there's more vendors usually. The wind actually ruined some vendor's tent that particular day so it could've caused a few others to close down early. A couple of friends in mind stopped by to grab a few things for a little bit together later that day. Luckily, it was a quick in and out and we found some really good parking.

For over 20 years the HERR Family Farm has cultivated traditional Asian vegetables, and are now…read morefarming an increased variety of mainstay USA produce items. I discovered HERR at the Outer Sunset Farmers Market San Francisco where they were offering tasty tomatoes, plus a mix of other vegetables. I look forward to checking them out when I next visit this market.

The owner has been so kind every time I walk in. He gives me samples and asks questions to get to…read moreknow us better. So far I've tried the sausage and guac for humans (delish) and my furry son has loved the narrow bones and frozen raw meat topper. The vibe is like carnicerias where I grew up in LA with a butcher section and other essentials available alongside drinks. Ps the owner also caters!

M&M Market and Hardy's has been a true neighborhood staple for years. When we lived nearby, it was…read moreso nice to be able to walk over to the market on weekends for BBQ or sometimes just to grab a sandwich. Those visits always felt like part of the neighborhood routine. We moved away about three years ago, so it's been a while since we've been back, but I really hope they've continued to maintain their quality and keep serving the community the way they always have. If you're looking for a local Valley spot with pretty solid BBQ, this is it. There aren't a ton of options around, but Hardy's always seemed to hit the spot when the craving struck.