Had a physical therapy appointment on a Wednesday morning and was pleasantly surprised to see that…read moremy Kaiser of choice, has a farmer's market on site. It's smaller than the markets I regularly frequent but it has the essentials you need, one veggie vendor and one fruit vendor. The layout is great, utilizing the space allocated for this event well and the vendors I interacted with were friendly and accepted payments other than cash. Love that Kaiser has partnered with this market, as to me it's a sign that they're putting their money where their mouth is, by providing members with access to locally sourced healthy foods.

Excellent choices. Great service ... lovely people. Delicious fruit, and veggies. Coming back again!read more

I love this farmers market. It's in walking distance from my home, but also has plenty of parking…read morefor those who drive there. We get our weekly vegetables and fruits every Saturday. Most of the vendors are very kind and approachable, with the exception of one that I had a not so great interaction with. But the good thing about that is that there are PLENTY of options. There is also a honey vendor, hummus, cheese, and fish/meat vendor. It's small but has everything you need.

There was a great assortment of fresh fruit and vegetables at this farmers market. It was not too…read morecrowded and all the vendors looked organized. There was plenty of parking and a live musician playing near the entrance. He was friendly and welcoming. I found some juicy strawberries for deal!

I love this FM mainly because Rob is here fully stocked with everything from Daves Korean, which is…read moremy absolute favorite! They also have a great fish vendor called fisherman's catch so I bought poke and a piece of ono. They have Yayla's hummus and babaganoosh. It's small but packed with great vendors and wonderful music playing.

Awesome time. Smaller market but some great items. Don't forget to check out the candles…read more Definitely purchased some of those!

This cute little Farmers Market operates on Fridays from 9-2P I believe…read more I found it by accident after having coffee nearby about a block away. The farmers market is on 6th and Mesa I think. I saw 2 food trucks (one had a decent sized line), a musician, and maybe 10 tents or so (mostly food/produce related).

Let's get this part out of the way... it's small. Like really SMALL…read more Not what it used to be when it encompassed all of 6th , from Mesa to Pacific. Still... a decent "little" market with approximately 20 vendors, 10 or so on each side of the new space. Just left me thirsting for more...

I come here all the time for grocery meat and beer and they always have everything I need at a good…read moreprice. They have a good panaderia and deli section and they offer lottery too. thank you farmer big 7 market

Been coming here for years and all cashiers have Been so polite til they hire that lady Maria the…read moreshort one with short hair she's very unprofessional rude and childish doesn't know how to handle simple situations and gets aggressive it's been 4 years since I went and return something on which she was very rude about it and yelled at me so I defended myself and til to this day she can't let it go and still very rude towards me which is childish I went earlier today and she made me faces and snatch my stuff from me and threw them at me so unprofessional she shouldn't keep working there if she can't let go of stuff that happened 4 years ago

The Redondo Beach Farmers Market is located in Veterans Park in Redondo Beach. It is within easy…read morewalking distance of the Pier, Beach, and the Park. It only occupies a portion of the lot, so one can still park in the lot to minimize the distance for easy in/out. Currently it runs in the morning on Thursday, stopping around 1 pm, so good for a lunch stop. It DOES have a marvelous view of the ocean. There are two areas: the biggest one in the parking lot, and a smaller one on the George Freeth Way road (where we usually park our car in angled metered spots on non-farmer market days, of course). I would say it fits into the medium/small size farmer's market in LA (with Santa Monica being large and Marina del Rey being towards the smaller), with the typical produce like organic eggs and fruits (strawberries). The vendors seemed to specialize in one or two types of sales. It wasn't crowded at all, and there was opportunity to talk to the vendors without feeling like you were holding others up. There are plenty of variety of prepared food as well, with one of the bigger stands selling freshly popped kettle corn (with free samples!).

1/27/22 Can't beat the ocean views of this lovely farmer's market! The only reason I'm not rating…read moreit a 5 is because it cannot compete with the one in Torrance which is more wide-ranging & so many more produce, varieties & vendors. It is not too far from the pier itself & there's plenty of parking, some are metered, some by the Elks Lodge us free on fmr mkts days only. If you coming from the parking lot you'll encounter the fresh food areas first (tamales, pupusas, coffee, baked hoods, teas, pastas, fresh fish). Today there was a lady playing her guitar by the fresh flowers & another lady playing her violin towards the area of the fresh produce (near plants/seedlings vendor). Usually I rarely try coffee at fmr mkts but one vendor caught my eye & it was $2.50 for brewed coffee (pour overs aren't my faves). I was pleasantly surprised. It was an Ethiopian medium-dark blend & it full bodied. robust, it was really goo! i liked it so much I returned & was happy to know that refills are $1 (thought I'd pay another $2.50, score!). The vendor was very nice ' we inquired what other mkts he features his coffee. He saud he goes to Torrance as well but only sells. beans there, no brewed coffee. Darn! One other vendor that's new was selling plant based crackers, hummus, & pasta sauces. Out of curiosity I tried some, liked the hummus & purchased dome along with the crackers. Okay, it didn't occur to me to ask until it's paid for how much it was, it was $14, which I think is a bit pricey. Thank goodness I tried it first but perhaps next time I'll ask for the cost & weigh in whether I should get it or not. Hubby had to get the specialty kettle popcorn, it was $8 and it's very addicting. It was so good, he finished the whole bag. Well worth it for the biggest little kid in him. I did try em, oh so good! I had to stay away from it. It's a very nice day at the beach, we strolled along & enjoyed the views while we checked out what being sold at this market. Definitely recommend this place, it's here every Thursday, 8 am until 1 pm.

I went to this farmers market on a Sunday because I had seen a lot of pictures showing a great…read morevibe, crowded, lively, and full of variety but unfortunately, my experience was totally different. It was empty and less people. There's a pay parking meter, and the minimum is $2 for just 30 minutes so right from the start, it felt a bit off. Once I parked, I walked through, and the market itself was really tiny: probably about 20 to 30 vendors in total. You can walk the whole thing in less than five minutes, and the variety was really limited. For example, there was only one vendor selling berries, and the food options were scarce and just didn't look appetizing. The prices were high for what little you got. I probably won't be coming back, maybe I just missed something, but it didn't live up to the hype. On the bright side, there was live music, which was really nice, and the neighborhood felt safe with police presence, plus they did have restrooms available. But overall, it just didn't have that special charm I was hoping for.

Riviera Village Farmers Market is a fairly small farmers market located in the triangle parking lot…read moreacross from Trader Joe's in Riviera Village. [Hours]: Sunday from 8:30 AM to 1 PM - open all year long. [Parking]: It can be difficult to find available parking since the farmers market takes up some of the parking spaces. I ended up in the Trader Joe's small parking lot and also shopped at Trader Joe's right after my visit. [Amenities & vendors]: This is a mostly produce-only farmers market with no tables for seating. Vendors were selling items like uni (sea urchin), loose-leaf tea, empanadas, onigiri, kombucha, $3 drip coffee from Haya Coffee, kettle corn, tamales, muffins, etc. [Conclusion]: This is one of the farmers markets that targets local residents and it is not a market to go out of your way to visit.

I got to try this tamale place at the Saturday Torrance farmers market. The unique thing about them…read moreis they had blue tamales which were delicious. Never seen that before and was a first for me. Each tamale was $4 but I could taste the freshness on them. Delicious!

@ Torrance Farmers Market…read more What an attractive sight to see steaming fresh tamales coming out of a pot. :-) I am definitely not a tamale expert, as full disclosure, I've only mostly had store-bought versions that are often below mediocre at best. This is from a legit vendor,so I feel like I can trust that at worst they offer pretty "ok" tamales. I had the chicken and in my humble opinion, it's pretty tasty. The masa is soft and the chicken mixture inside has a nice flavor...made even better with a bit of salsa they provide. Is it toe curling or even craving inducing, mmm...probably not. But on a nice morning strolling through the Farmer's Market, it's nice. Oh! And they offer a delicious horchata beverage that comes in a large size. THAT earns them another star.