We stopped in to buy some boysenberry coffee for a friend. We ended up also buying treats for…read moreourselves. This is a fun shop and the service is great. It has that classic Knotts feel and ambiance.

$16.99 / lb for boysenberry coffee. I think the grinder is available to use for your convenience…read more Boysenberry punch, boysenberry jams & jellies, boysenberry syrup, boysenberry mustard, boysenberry scone mix, salad dressing, BBQ sauce, and the list goes on and on. Hubby was searching for boysenberry tea. But they sold out of it. There is also some fudge slices at the counter. Watermelon doesn't sound good to me. PB is more my preference. We usually stop here on every visit.

I have been to so many farmers markets in Southern California, and have found most of them to be…read moredisappointing. The Cerritos Farmers Market on Saturday mornings is by far the best one I have found. They have an outstanding selection of fruits and vegetables, including specialty vegetables. If you're looking for a great selection of fruit, vegetables, and friendly sellers, the Cerritos Farmers Market is the place for you.

After reading the reviews, I was pleasantly surprised at the amount of fruit and vegetable vendors…read more This Farmers Market has a great selection and prices were good. Just like the Irvine Farmers Market there is also a pretty good selection of Asian produce. One large vendor had a very long line, but there are others to choose from. Make sure you walk the entire market, because prices and quality differ from vendor to vendor. There are a few food vendors, with the tamale vendor having the longest line. You'll also find the same sourdough bread sold across all the farmers markets and I even saw fresh fish. I arrived around 9am and it was somewhat busy. There is plenty of parking available. Bring cash, you'll avoid the 50 cent transaction fee that most charge. I'll definitely make this a repeat stop. I also loved that Trader Joe's is right across the street in the Cerritos Towne Center. I got all my shopping done at once. I hope that this farmers market continues to grow. I did have to Google the directions, since i discovered that the Yelp directions are incorrect.

Maybe it was just my watermelon, but for my first time here I had high expectations since Sprouts…read moreis hit or miss with their watermelons. I felt $20 was high for a seedless watermelon and it wasn't good at all. It was fuzzy in texture and didn't have any flavor.

The berries were moldy, rotten and old. Tasted like dirty water. He took them back gave $10 off…read morethen $35 back and a 3 basket deal for $20. Once again ones on top decent got home ones on bottom bad again. Not work Monopoly money.

The usual vendors are here selling food, jewelry, cookies, and lots of freshly cooked food. I had…read morechicken skewers again with salad and fries. Lots of food. Also brought a bag of Brothas chocolate chip cookies that are freshly baked. Sooo good. Live music by Slow Killers- oldies, country, classic rock- and lots of dancers of all ages.

This is a super fun night if you are looking to stroll around and maybe buy some handmade crafts…read more There are lots of places to grab food if you are hungry plus live music!!

Great farmers market with something for everyone. Had the yummiest pupusas and lemonade. The latte…read moreI got from the morning bloom was just ok. It was a little too sweet and not much espresso taste. The salsa at candlestick ravine was delicious and fresh! We also got the cold noodles to take home. Aaaamazing, so much flavor and just so so so good. Everyone here was friendly and welcoming. It was not too crowded around noon but it was so hot and not much shaded seating available. You can scan the qr at the info booth to get free garage parking.

I had such a great time exploring the Anaheim Farmers Market! There are so many unique local…read morevendors to check out, making it a fun way to spend the morning. I grabbed a coffee from Morning Bloom, picked up a bag of freshly roasted beans from Two Tone Coffee Roasters, and couldn't resist taking home a beautiful floral arrangement from Stems. Everything felt fresh, local, and thoughtfully curated. Whether you're looking for coffee, fresh flowers, baked goods, produce, or handmade products, there's something for everyone. I'll definitely be coming back to support these amazing local businesses!

This is a small farmer's market. It consists of like 10 ish vendors, so dont expect to find a lot…read morehere. Dont expect an actual meal or anything, there's not much food. When I went, there was only 1 vendor who offered something thats sizeable enough to be a meal. Almost half of the other vendors sold baked goods or snacks, so make sure to eat a good meal before you come here. I wish they had more food to offer Aside from that, I was happy with their choices of vendors and hope they keep letting them attend. Saw one full of crystals, which I pictured, and I saw one that sold alpaca-wool goods and traditional souvenirs. There was a sweet old lady with her handmade soap which I made sure to support, because it didnt seem like anyone came by and I really wanted to help her out. Make sure to support your local creators and farmers yguys, even the produce here are great deals

So the Garden Grove Farmer's Market is a perfect 3 star. Its OK…read more It is fairly small and had more vendors selling non foodstuff than well food. That being said it had ample parking and it is nice they block off the street for it. Aside from that if you are in the area or perhaps going to the Costco across the street it is worth a stop especially if you pair it with the multitude of eateries that line the street

I stopped by the Famers Market. It was really small and only offered food vendors. I bought a…read moretamale for my husband and left.

Came out to support my buddy from high school. She's got a spot out here every Saturday from 9am to…read more2pm, so go and support local when you can! This is not a big farmer's market, but it did have the basics. Fruits and veggies, a hot sauce booth, origami owl, scentsy to name a few. Oh and I also saw empanadas but resisted trying. They ran around $4/$5 each. Might grab one or two next time I come here. Parking is really easy in a church parking lot, coned off so just go with the flow. One of the cleanest fm's I have been to. My daughter loves fruits and we were looking for berries. Found a stand and got blueberries and raspberries for $10. Forgot to take a pic, oopsie!! If you're in the area, stop by and grab your faith inspired athleisure apparel from my friend. She was set up right in the middle, so you can't miss her. I should have grabbed a hoodie (unisex)...$20 for the army green and $25 ($25/$30 on the website!) for the black. Fall will be here soon! I walked away with 4 tanks to add to my workout wardrobe. You can also shop online and get free shipping with a $55 purchase. www stridesoffaithsof.com Happy shopping!

This farmers market is rather small. I do believe it is only been around for about 4 to 6 weeks now…read morethough. In a good location with plenty of parking .The booths were mostly food. It would be nice to see if they can't get fresh produce and some other things. But hey like I said they are still in the start up mode. I'm sure in time it will grow and with the location and surrounding community I know it could do well. So good luck and I look forward too seeing the growth.