Dogs allowed. Adult beverages available…read more Hours 3p to 7:30p. Variety of cullinary, outdoor seating, reasonable $. By

What an unexpected treat it was to stumble upon the market on a Friday evening. The vendors were…read moreextremely helpful and knowledgeable. We bought several items including produce which was delicious. The whole vibe was very chill and welcoming.

Nice little market by our favorite coffee spot. We have gotten honey from there but they have other…read moreproduce and items

Enjoyed this quaint farmers market/ art fair. Nice eclectic offerings. Always great to support…read morelocal businesses and artists. Interesting and unique finds that make great gifts. Definitely something to quickly breeze through monthly! Doesn't hurt that it's in the lot with Brew Spot Coffee!

SDSU FARMERS MARKET @ SDSU…read more Parking is available in the P3 and P4 lots, and you can also park in P12, though all of them have fees during the day so I'd recommend checking the rates beforehand. The farmers market happens every Thursday, featuring small businesses and food vendors, all set up outside. I really enjoy the variety of vendors; there's food I've seen before, as well as food trucks. The market is located near the library and bookstore area, mostly around the main SDSU campus. The food is decent somewhat overpriced for what it is but it's worth visiting to support these local businesses. They offer items like boba and really good tacos. The service is fairly quick, encouraging a fast-paced in-and-out experience. Overall, the market has a great ambiance, with plenty of outdoor seating where you can relax and enjoy your food.

I had a filling Gyro's Sandwich from the Bosnian grill stand for $9. Plenty of meat and Tzatziki…read moresauce. Yum! The pita bread was warm and stuffed with meat, a little tomato, and some fresh greens mix (Spinach, Chicory, and arugula). Sometimes restaurants claim to have fresh greens but put wilted, brown lettuce on things. Not the case here. Would recommend! FYI I went on 12/5/19 Different vendors depending on week

We arrived at 3;05, only 5 vendors and the 2 of us were only customers…read more We waited until 3:30, nothing improved so we left at 3:30 Pretty disappointing The only others that we saw was Sheriff looking for someone

I'm so glad to see a Farmer's Market in Lemon Grove! I love how it's easily accessible and how the…read morefresh veggies are grown locally in San Diego County -- on stand sells veggies grown right here in Lemon Grove. I wish that there were more farmer's stands and there were some more items at affordable prices so that it would become more popular. I want to see more customers and more vendors. I don't want the vendors to leave because they're not making any money and I don't want customers to visit once and not come back because they can't afford to shop there. If you love locally grown organic fresh veggies, I would recommend supporting the Lemon Grove Farmer's Market.

LETS BE HONEST... It's a swap meet, people will cut you in…read moreline for produce, people may not share the same language as you and you have to carefully choose your produce BUT IT IS WONDERFUL giving your money to people over corporations. It's fun to go and find new varieties of fruit you didn't know existed. I do with some Pitaya was buyable but we got other items. We got some tacos, refreshing drinks and plants. We always go for the plants. I got 5 tomato plants and they're thriving. $4 each! Usually you can work on deals. We go to explore and get sunglasses and anything for tourists coming to visit. MAKE SURE IF YOU BRING YOUR DOG IT ISNT WALKING ON THE HOT PAVEMENT or I'll definitely judge you. It's hot as hellllll there. Keep the dogs at home or in your bag or wearing shoes.

One of my favorite swap meets to visit on the weekends! Parking is plentiful, but it definitely…read moregets packed during peak hours, so be prepared to drive around a bit before finding a spot. Admission is very affordable--only $1 per person (I remember when it used to be about fifty cents They're typically open early morning and close around 2 PM on weekends, and they're only open on Saturdays & Sundays. What I love most about this place is the variety. There are rows and rows of vendors selling just about everything you can imagine. From fruit trees and fresh produce to yard sale treasures, mattresses, furniture, and even brand-new items it's like a giant treasure hunt. If you enjoy browsing and negotiating, many vendors are open to bargaining on prices. There are also plenty of food and drink stands if you need a snack while walking around. The restrooms are available and surprisingly clean and well stocked. Overall, it's a great place to shop, explore, and definitely get your steps in because there's so much to see. I'd highly recommend checking it out if you enjoy swap meets or bargain hunting.

The entrance of the grocery store is a bit hidden but once you find it it's very easy to access…read more They have plenty of parking and the spots are big and spacious. They have a variety of fresh produce and dry goods. I love coming here to see what they have on special and their deals. I come here at least once a month and I stock up on certain items. They have updated their hours and they are open on Monday- Saturday from 7am to 6pm. I have tried calling them to ask a question and their phone number does not work, I recommend looking on yelp and making sure they are open. The employees there are absolutely nice and helpful. They let you know when their next shipment is coming depending on the certain item you are looking for. If you haven't been here yet, you should check out this cute and quiet farmers outlet.

I've shopped at the Mission Gorge Farmer's Market for years, always appreciating how much cheaper…read morevegetables and fruits are than at Ralph's or Vons. Several of the former emplyees (who still work there) own the market. It's convenient on Riverdale Rd, (across from In-n-Out on Friars Rd.) and only closed on Sundays. It's nice to support a local small business, where you know the people who own it!

I find it outrageous that most of the vegetable stands are allowed to participate in a CERTIFIED…read moreFarmers' Market and NOT ACCEPT the california Department Of Agriculture "Senior Farmers' Market Nutrition Program" card. As seniors it is a huge help to receive a $50 card to buy produce ONLY at certified Farmers' Markets and arrive the day before Thanksgiving and be told they don't accept the card or they aren't signed up to receive it. Card expires Nov 30 so we will lose our $50. Couldn't even buy eggs. Farmers complain people are unsupportive yet how can we support them if they are greedy and cheat the Government programs? I will make sure to never set foot in a farmers' market again. I will full heartedly support overseas farmers from now on. Let's see who buys your overpriced produce. If they don't comply with the program they should NOT be allowed to sell there. Shame on you all. I find this to be un American. So much for making America great again and buying local and home grown! Also there are only 3 stands of produce and the rest are retail trinkets, NOT a real Farmers' Market.

Great Local East County farmers Market on a Wednesday early evening starting from 3-6 Year Round…read more Easy Drive to the corner of Mast Blvd and Carlton Hills Blvd in the North Central area of Santee right off the 52 freeway Mast Blvd exit, Easy parking, friendly vendors providing Fresh Produce, Fruits and Mushrooms and lots More. Fun stuff and artisans. The market is expanding and adding new vendors all the time. It maybe smaller then most markets, but close and Kid friendly. We will be going back next Wednesday. What nice way to enjoy the middle of a busy week, with a casual walk and shop, bit to eat, a little music, my kind of "Date Nite" to finish out the week. Affordable friendly, easy access and productive- purchasing fresh edibles for the Week end.

This is a rather small farmers market that takes place on Saturday mornings on a blocked off…read morestretch of Wightman west of Fairmount Avenue. I've been to this farmers market over the years - they stopped having it for a while and it was brought back by the ASCENDKemet Collective. This last time I went there was a vendor selling coffee/pastries, one selling pupusas, one selling pizza, two vendors selling green leafy vegetables (like collard greens, kale and bitter leaf), and Bernardino Loera Farms - notable for the seasonal avocado varieties they sell like fuerte, zutano, bacon - whenever the season for those comes up. This one is in a convenient location near the City Heights Library, a nice little park, and an El Super. There is parking on Wightman on the other side of Fairmount Avenue as well as other side streets in the area.

COVID review: City Heights Farmers' Market is pretty small, with only a couple of produce stands…read more They have a couple of food vendors, too. In normal times, Bikes del Pueblo (see my review) brings a bike repair stand. Hopefully they will be returning to CHFM soon. Tips: - Free parking at Price Garage on 43rd Street. - Follow them on Facebook and Instagram for their fresh picks of the day. - Foodshed's Mobile Market sells produce in front of the City Heights Community Garden from 9 to 11 am on Saturdays. It's located across 43rd Street from CHFM. - Bring cash.