Our go to farmers market every summer on Thursdays, 5-8p in June -Sept. It's evident from the…read morecrowds that this is one of the best farmers markets in the area. Located in Todos Santos park, a variety of vendors ranging from farmers' fresh fruit and veggies, shawarma wraps, dumplings, bbq, pies, kettle corn, donuts, surround the square. There's something for everyone, including vegans, gluten free, etc. I love getting strawberries, peaches, cherries, at their peak season, the chicken shawarma, falafel wrap and lumpia from Cabalen, the Filipino Mediterranean fusion vendor, loaded baked potato, and the funnel cake and mini donut vendors are some of my favorites. There's a few free parking garages near Aung Burma and a brewery nearby but get there early cuz they fill up fast. They also have free live music in the evening so bring your chair/blanket!

This is probably one of the best farmers markets I've been to. There was s a good amount of food…read morevendors. Some good fruits and veggies. They always have a band playing. The grass area is jammed pack with people enjoying the music. There's a playground so kids have something to do. This place is surrounded by restaurants. There's a parking garage a block away . Most vendors take atms. Such a great time here but make sure you come early.

Taking my daughter here on Saturday's to pick out fresh fruits and organic produce is the best. We…read moreenjoy getting our Taro and Coconut Kefir Yogurt from here as well. The vendors are friendly and the atmosphere is pleasant. Parking can be a little hard to find if you arrive at 10ish, but street parking isn't too far off. If you're in the area on a Saturday morning, take a stroll to get your fresh product and enjoy some face painting for the children and yummy food from the vendors.

Nearby at Shadelands. Nice walk over since we had some downtime. Lots of stalls. Lots of pastries,…read morebread and produce!

UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP. They are currently working on turning this little store around from the…read moreprevious (dated) produce store to a new source for all sorts of niche grocery products including my favorite dressings I buy at the farmers market. This will be a great addition to the neighborhood.

Bummer the new owners removed the hand-painted murals to cover the windows with AI slop…read more New market is less local, less produce, lots of stuff purchased at Grocery Outlet and resold here for twice the price, it seems. Also amazing is how prices change. Picked up a bottle of whit wine we were told was $12.99. He said he had a cold one in the fridge, grabbed it, and quickly tried to remove the $9.99 tag. Must have been disappointing for him when it scanned in at $10 even. Regardless, it is clean and convenient.

Really nice group of vendors here. Lots of fresh veggies & fruit. Plenty of pastries too ;)…read moreAll the vendors were friendly & helpful. Super location with enough different items to serve everyone. I highly recommend coming here on Sunday mornings from 9-1. Don't forget to stop at at House of Petals the brick n mortar flower shop. Simply fabulous too!

4++ Farmers market that pops up in the Downtown Martinez area on Sundays I believe…read more While the market isn't huge, there's a really good selection of produce purveyors along with some eateries, some bakeries, and some general vendors. This farmers market as a small town charm to it and every person I interacted with was friendly. I was in the area because I crashed at a buddy's house the night before. When I was leaving the area, I saw this place and wanted to check it out. Keep in mind it was around the holidays and it was drizzling a bit that Sunday, so I'm not sure if it affected the amount of vendors present as this was my first time visiting. I ended up getting some enchiladas to go from one of the vendors selling Mexican food and a loaf of quinoa bread from one of the bakers (West Won Bread out of Napa). The food was good and the quinoa loaf was amazing and enjoyed by my parents and I later on when we served with some stew. Would love to re-visit with better weather conditions and different parts of the year. But definitely an enjoyable market based on my first visit.

I love coming to the farmer's market in WC. It's improved in the last year. It's great that they…read morehave it all year long (except heavy rainy days). Cancellations are usually online. Last Sunday, I finally took some pictures of some of the items I bought. The vendors are super nice. Lots of samples too. It does get crowded. But a nice ambiance with live music.

One of my fave local farmer's markets. From produce to flowers and chicken teriyaki, I'm set.read more

This is a small farmers market, but they have a little bit of everything. You'll find produce,…read morebaked goods from Mama's bakehouse, and other foods to eat. My favorite is the elote. Now parking at Kaiser is a nightmare, and hosting a farmer's market only adds to it. But if you have the time and patience, and are conveniently in the area, you might find something worthwhile. If you are looking for the full farmer's market experience, I'd say stick to the one at Niles, Irvington or Newark.

Kaiser Permanente Farmers Market usually has a limited number of vendors. Fremont's had more than…read moreothers i've been to. vendors: -florist -corn on cob, baked potato -kettle corn (2) -bakery/mexican food -mediterrean food -fruit juice -fruit/veggie vendors(3?) -bolani leftovers: -personal experience food pricier, less tasty at Kaiser farmers market less vendors/patrons?,. -vendors located on walkway not parking lot.

I got superrr excited when I saw FoodNet Market starting to bring in toys and action figures after…read morespotting these Demon Slayer blind boxes! I couldn't resist picking one up, especially since they were only $4.99. Not gonna lie, I was a little nervous at first though because there wasn't a single word of Japanese anywhere on the box!! But hey, I decided to take my chances anyway. It actually turned out to be pretty good! I ended up getting the Stone Hashira. Is it perfect? Absolutely not. But the quality was way better than I expected for the price. I definitely want to go back soon to grab a few more of these blind boxes. I really hope they continue bringing in stuff like this!

Foodnet Market opened a year ago in Goodwill's vacated space. A thrift shop transformed into a…read moreChinese dry goods market. Hearsay veggies here also. Didn't see. Wasn't looking. No fresh meats/seafood either. All goods originated from People's Republic of China. Imported thru New York importers. Just glanced at a few items. Value pricing. No known brands seen. All priced. Not all have English ingredients/instructions attached. Basically self serve. Check out at counter. English, Mandarin & Cantonese Chinese spoken, parking full at peak times. Remember to bring own bag to save 10 cents. Buys: River snail soup (2.99) Liuzhou Luosi Rice Noodle -elaborate process, need to cook noodles twice. Waiting to try. -eatery version probably $15-$20 Thai Hot & Sour Noodles (1.49) -to be tried. Thai Seafood noodles (1.49) -rice noodles boil like ramen, drain. Add spicy oil, dried veggies, add sauce & mix all. -Ingredients: garlic, soy sauce, dried seafood, peanuts, dried milk, artificial flavorings -had nuanced flavas of cheese, peanut butter, garlic, chiliness, saltiness. *didn't have noticeable chemical additives. 4ish stars. Clean, fast, checkout. Need more time to browse & read labels next time. May is Asian American, Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander Heritage Month.

I just tried them today at the Diablo Valley Farmer's market. Totally legit! We got the lumpia…read moreand some meat skewers. So good. Will definitely go back to try some of their other food!

Great food especially bbq on sticks., Pancit, adobos and all the silogs. They have a booth every…read moreSaturday in Walnut Creek by Shadeland area Farmers Market. Be there early. Highly recommended.