It gets busy. Go early!!! Park off mulholland near cvs…read more Great selection of vendors! A lot of samples Also peddlers fork has coffee in back where market is and it's wonderful! I am grazer so all the dips spreads nuts soups cheese bread!!!! Are where I go I hear the eggs are special Also flowers have the corner spot for years good for them and the selection just makes the day brighter Definitely try

A large variety of vendors is wonderful, but not if they're all cramped on top of each other. While…read moreI enjoy browsing at farmers markets, this farmers market had no space to do that. You were either grabbing an item you wanted or getting carried away with the crowd. Pros: lots of vendors Cons: barely any space to walk, street parking was hard to find- unless you wanted to pay to park in a nearby lot

We went last Saturday around 1230. There not that many vendors there and there was only 1 food…read moretruck. I got tacos at the food truck then got some coffee at another stall. The tacos were great. The service was really good too. Just wish they had more eating options.

Tiny, tiny little farmers' market. I've been trying to incorporate more fruits/veggies into my diet…read moreand have started hitting up farmers' markets for organic goodness. There's one organic stand that I frequent. Nice guy at the counter. I forgot the name of the farm, but they're the only ones with ORGANIC on their banner. They have the best yellow peaches, apricots, cherries, raisins, almonds, plums, etc. Always sweet. The only fruit that weren't sweet were their white peaches. Bad batch I guess? Other than that, yes it's a bit pricey, but the freshness and sweetness of their goods are well worth it. There's another stand that was selling cheap strawberries. $5 for 3 little crate things/1 box. So $5 for a box. They were the best tasting strawberries I've had in a long time. So good. Unfortunately they didn't have a banner or anything with their name on it so the next time I went, I didn't see that same lady, so I left without any strawberries.

I have never been to the store front yet but I always visit their booth at the Porter Ranch Farmers…read moreMarket. Everything they offer always looks delicious. I like to always get a few different things and do a taste test with my family to find out what are favorite things are that they offer. I like pistachios but don't ever crave them. I love my chocolate and am more into sweets. I have no idea what possessed me to try the pistachio croissant, except maybe the pretty green and the look of it. BUT I'm so glad I did! It's pure deliciousness!!! The cream filling is sweet and ohhhh so good! Every time I'm at the Farmers Market I have to get a few of them!! My family is obsessed with them. I have also tried the bread bowls they offer. I have used them for parties to put dips in for a pretty present. They also have beignets and these delicious filled donuts with different flavors. I highly recommend trying.

Would give this 0 stars if I could. Customer service severely lacking. I came for a too good too go…read moreorder at 5:15pm. Was told I needed to wait until 5:30pm. Thought it was weird but I was told that I could get 6 pastries at that time. Waited until 5:30 when the boy at the front yelled "hey" at me instead of "excuse me" which... is just bad customer service. Then he proceeded to show me the pastries available. It's not the ones in the case, it's a pile of pastries left out in the open for god knows how long, mostly croissants. Showed him my screenshot as I was picking this up for my mom. He told me he needed to help the people in line behind me first and then he'd get back to me. Just really bad impression overall. For a small business, they should be happy someone is willing to pay $7 for 6 boof ass croissants left out in the open when I can get a dozen fresh ones from Costco for $4.99. Will never come back here.

Small farmers market with about 20 stalls with various seasonal fruits and vegetables, there are…read moremany farms represented and there are also stalls with fish or nuts, and one stall I saw had one generation volunteers with bagel packs for a dollar. Most of the items included a substantial "farmer's market premium", so it doesn't seem to be the sort of farmer's market where you're getting a bulk product for a better price by cutting out the middlemen. We paid $10 for a small container of honey, and another $10 for a few oranges. Then $16 for tacos, and $1 for bagels. Saw some poke for ~$34/lb which is also rather steep. There were also two stalls with food--fish tacos and also another stand with tamales.

I can't even tell you the last time I've been to this farmers market. It has to be years the last…read moretime I stepped foot in here. Well, it's still bustling with vendors proudly showcasing their goods. Fresh grown produces straight from the farm. Farm to table to be exact. They also have a section where it's certified organic. Loads of fresh produce, fruits, veggie, eggs, pastries and so on. It does seem like they have a lot more food vendors compared to when I was last there. Also, more crafts and good as well. They have a section for that. Everything looked amazing and the colors of fresh fruits and veggies were great. There was only one vendor that sell fresh flowers. It's still busy as it alway has been. Pricewise, it's good.

Reposting what I reviewed at Agoura Farmers Market. "I've…read morebeen doing markets for over a decade and have NEVER met a ruder  management. We will NOT be coming back. The females running the market should look for another job. Their job is to make the venders happy. We pay a lot of money and it's hard work. They can address an issue immediately but instead they hide behind an email. It doesn't matter how many emails you send nothing ever changes. On a different note: they move the the venders around and now added steps with no handrails. Some will get hurt. Huge liability issue."

I have been reluctant to write a review on this company because I genuinely wanted to give them a…read morefair shot at fixing their managements problems. But this needs to be said. Never in my business career have I experienced such bad professionalism from a "management team." They will not answer phone calls. They make you email in which they most often times do not reply. I have been double and triple charged on my credit card for markets and they find a reason to make excuses on why these things happen with no refund. I have asked to speak to a supervisor who in turn also ignores your emails and makes excuses when she does reply. Worst of all, they lie and back each other up to make YOU the paying vendor at fault. All your trying to do is book to sell to your customers! Vendors are extremely unhappy working with this company and most of the customers who attend these markets are aware of the problem as well which is why a majority of their markets are failing. Additionally, I know off the top of my head at least 10 reputable vendors who refuse to go back and do business with them. What does that say? If you are considering booking with this company, think twice. Never again.

Absolutely loved the Topanga Farmers Market. It's beautifully curated--chic, fresh, and…read morethoughtfully laid out in a lovely setting. Easy parking, family-friendly, and a genuinely enjoyable place to spend time. This is where I'd come for holiday shopping. We picked up some great finds, including their stylish market bags, ghee, and incredible baked goods. The sourdough sesame bagels were a standout. I also loved Sophie and Celine jewelry, created by Alexandra C. Preisz, Owner & Designer. The pieces were beautiful and so thoughtfully designed. I didn't take pictures that day. I'll definitely be back and take more because there was so much to see. I absolutely loved their clothing exchange program! You can take a piece of clothing and come back the next week with a new equal piece of clothing to contribute. What a great sustainability idea and I love an honor system program because I really believe people want to be honorable. Support local. This is exactly the kind of farmers market worth seeking out!

What a delightful quaint little Farmer's Market tucked away in the canyon. It has a little bit of…read moreeverything for everyone. With an Eclectic mix of vendors covering everything from ready to eat Foods, produce, poultry, meats, cheeses, baked goods, clothing, jewelry, and more. Just be forewarned the Steep driveway that is taken to get to the Farmers Market can be daunting for people that are not used to driving in the canyon . Rest assure as long as your eyes are peeled and you're driving carefully and slowly you will be just fine. Luckily there are also volunteers that assist in directing traffic to let you know where to park. It's also kid friendly and has accessible restrooms.

LOVE PR FM! Best eggs (Garcia Ruelas), sourdough (Hasi), sweets, teas, etc. So many great vendors!…read moreThe woman at the egg vendor is always so sweet. Parking is never an issue for me. It's such a beautiful market in a great location....close to me :-)

I enjoyed my first time here. It's nice that you can quickly get in and out with about a 100 yard…read moreof tents. Sadly, the coffee I ordered took longer than my entire visit and it was $8.50 for a cup smaller than a tall at Starbucks. In this case stop by Starbucks on your way for a venti. Otherwise, interesting items... veggies, eggs, bread, pickles, and some bites.

We're a relatively new vendor to Farmers Markets and we're thankful for all the help we received to…read moremake getting started as easy as possible. Since before we started, fellow vendors have been really nice and helpful. Raw Inspirations staff have all been great. Whenever we call for help we get help. Never being asked to post anything online speaks for itself. If you're a new vendor just getting started, just do it. It's an adventure. We love and appreciate making each of our customers happy and more healthy with our Vegan Paleo Keto bread, cookies, donuts, cinnamon rolls and other baked goods. And the vibe at the markets is great.

This company is awful to vendors. They lie and make up stories as to why they need to place…read morevendors certain places. They do not police their vendors to act accordingly and allow pets in the farmers market which is a huge health code violation. Also, they cant keep people in the main office to save their life, so due to the high turn over no one ever knows anything. All the senior people are the ones who lie the most. They need to hire a consultant to help them run their business. The investment alone would probably increase their profit 15-20% and have high quality people. Oh well, they can keep operating at the detriment to themselves. So many more competitors with better markets...