This was such a cute stop on a day trip to Malibu! Sherry helped us get the lay of the land and…read moreexplained to us their set up. There is a fridge full of fresh produce from California that you can choose from. Additionally, they have honey, jams, and other goodies from local California farms -- and chai tea balls handmade by Sherry. Everyone working was so friendly. I'm so excited to have these delicious and nutritious treats!

What a great find! We were so intrigued by the name of this place on google maps we had to go…read morehere. It isn't easy to find the driveway as there is only a small sign and it's a busy highway. It's across the PCH from the ocean side (north? ), not too far from the entrance to a nursery. Good luck! We learned that this is an organic farm store with fresh fruits and veggies, some of which they grow, the rest from trusted farms in other parts of California. They had some figs but not their own. Sam, the helpful and friendly man who helped us, said their fig trees were burned down in the Malibu fire. They have new trees so there will be local figs again someday. We found fresh strawberries, apples, figs and mandarin oranges. They also had a large assortment of veggies but we didn't need any. Sam said they provide produce to lots of local restaurants. This place is worth the search!

all the wine and pizza was amazing. the charcuterie was a bit disappointing. it seemed like they…read morewhipped together whatever was left over in the kitchen. it had dijon mustard and a pre packaged tub of hummus. there was not really any sorts to go with the slight amount of cheese that was on it and carrots. each pizza ranges from $36-$48. after tax and tip i paid almost $100 just for the pizza i recommend coming here just for views and wine and go eat somewhere better after. the view is stunning but not really anywhere to walk around for the vineyard walk.

This business is an absolute disgrace with their business model. They sell tickets for their events…read moreand charge you double for their below average wines. Which winery have you seen that charges you double their retail price when you want to have their wine at their so called "winery". Their bottles that range around $100 (quality of a $10 wine), are being charged at $250 and $300 per bottle. Their servers took more than 45 minutes to bring us our first bottles and we had to get our own glasses because the girl was under trained not even knowing their own wines. It is an absolute beautiful place with the most stunning views of Malibu mountains. I will never go back!

Nice small farm only open Saturdays from nine to one. they have a decent selection of organic…read morevegetables worth stopping by if you are in the area. A local bakery also has a stall there

I almost didn't post this because my favorite secret place might get crowded and overcrowded. The…read moreambiance of this small farm market is so cozy. This is a hidden gem that locals rave about. I wish you could smell the quality of the vegetables in my photos-just wonderful. Come get you fresh flowers and herbs as well as special items like Italian squash flowers like my grandmother dipped in egg and fried for breakfast. The zucchini are beautiful as well as carrots, artichokes, radishes, beets, lettuces, organic berries and much more. They were open 11am to 1pm Saturday. The Varsity bakery truck from Culver City was there with amazing pastries bread and my favorite croissants. The almond is phenomenal. I had my Paris fix without leaving Malibu. They were that good. The best part is that the Thorn Family farm market makes you feel like family. Highly recommend

Great place Beautiful animals…read more Professional team My kids love to go there Highly recommend

This place completely exceeded our expectations. From the second we walked in, everything felt…read morewarm, relaxed, and welcoming. You can tell a lot of care goes into maintaining the farm.. it's spotless, well organized, and thoughtfully set up for visitors of all ages. The animals were calm, friendly, and clearly very well taken care of, which made a huge difference, especially visiting with a toddler. The hands-on interaction was such a highlight and felt really genuine, not rushed or overcrowded like other places. One of the best parts was how peaceful it felt. It's rare to find somewhere that lets you slow down and actually enjoy the moment like this. The owner of the Farm was incredibly kind and attentive, and you can feel how much they truly care about the animals and the experience they're providing. Our toddler loved the animals and the experience of feeding & petting them. If you want something simple, meaningful, and genuinely enjoyable, this is 100% worth the visit. It's the kind of place you leave already planning your next trip back.

Wonderful little market across the street- both physically and metaphorically- from Pavillions…read moreshopping center Stopped in for some dates and oranges and was not disappointed. Very friendly staff and idyllic vibes! Delicious fruit! Will be back every time I'm passing thru

What a beautiful setting. Great fresh, local, organic produce …read more The staff is friendly and helpful.

Outta the Cage, our dog rescue, has been showing up at the Malibu Farmers Market since summer 2024,…read moreand it's become one of our favorite Sunday spots. We're there 1-2 times a month with a few of our dogs, plus a couple of pups we sponsor from a local shelter. It's such a good way for people to meet the dogs in person--and for the dogs to get a day filled with sunshine, snacks, and all the love they can soak up. And every time we're there, Deb swings by to meet the pups and help us boost them on social. She's the best. The Market itself has such an easy, happy vibe. Produce, flowers, avocado toast, vintage finds--you name it. And of course, that classic Malibu weather doesn't hurt. It's usually good...and often downright perfect.

the greatest farmers market i've been to so far in california! visited with my beautiful wife and…read morewe had a darling time. A wonderful cheese booth. they're all very happy to give samples!

Booked 3 weeks ahead, cancelled on me 1 hour before arrival - then made me chase my own refund…read moreI booked with Twentynine Oaks Ranch three weeks in advance. An hour before I was supposed to arrive, while I was already on the road, I got a call cancelling my reservation due to smoke in the area. I understand there are liability concerns with air quality, so I'm not faulting the decision to cancel - but everything after that was a mess. On that same call, when she asked, I said I'd like a refund. Two weeks went by with no refund and no follow-up, so I called them. Their voicemail instructed me to leave a text message, which I did. Nothing. I texted again the next day. Still nothing. After three days of trying to reach someone about my own money, she finally picked up - and started yelling at me. It got worse from there. After that last call, she sent me nasty text messages and basically blamed me for not leaving my number. If reaching me was the problem, why not just call back or reach out politely? Instead of a simple, professional follow-up, I got hostility. Cancelling for safety is one thing. Ignoring a customer for two weeks, forcing them to chase a refund across multiple calls and texts, and then yelling and sending rude messages when they finally get through is completely unprofessional. I'd think twice before booking here.

This was one of the worst experiences I've ever had…read more My fiancée booked a Valentine Lovers Horseback Ride last year, and it was a mess from start to finish. This was shortly after the really terrible rains in Los Angeles, so the horses were absolutely disgusting, covered in crusty mud and dirt all over. I had dressed a little cute to take some nice photos during the ride, which I quickly realized was a horrible mistake because we were told that we had to brush the horses ourselves. Dirt and dust was flying everywhere and got all over my clothes. It took at least 20-30 minutes to complete, and it felt like we were paying THEM to clean THEIR horses. We had made it very clear that we were very inexperienced horseback riders since we had only ridden a horse one time in our lives. So we were just looking forward to a very slow, relaxing ride with some beautiful views. However, after about half an hour of a nice slow walk with the horses, our guide (Wyatt) told us that we had to make our horses start trotting. I said over and over that I did not feel comfortable doing that, and I would prefer to stay at a slow pace. However, he told me that we weren't leaving until I made my horse (Biscuit, who might I add is a retired racehorse with all sorts of trauma, I'm sure) trot. After feeling very uncomfortable and trapped since Wyatt was peer pressuring me to make the horse trot (and I didn't know how to get off my horse by myself), I felt like I had no choice. Within minutes of telling my horse to trot, he started going way too fast for me and I couldn't get him to slow down. As a result, he bucked me off and I slammed on the ground, seriously bruising my kneecap and giving me an awful headache because I hit my head on the ground after I landed on my knee. I was crying the entire time, but instead of Wyatt calling someone to grab Biscuit, he MADE me get back on the horse to go all the way back down the mountain. I was crying and begged him to just let me walk him back down, but he wouldn't allow it and said we weren't going anywhere until I complied. I was so shaken up and in so much pain by the time I got back down the mountain, that I was completely numb to the event. I am so thankful that I am someone who is in relatively good shape because if this had been a child or an elderly person, this could have been a fatal event. DO NOT GO HERE. It's probably fine if you are an experienced horseback rider, but if you are looking for an easy gentle ride, this is the worst option you could possibly choose. I think this is the only review I've ever left a 1 star for because of how dangerous this was. :(

Beach day + Malibu Seafood has become a tradition for me…read more A quick heads-up before you go: be patient. Parking can be tight, the line usually wraps around the shack, and everyone is hungry. But don't let that scare you off--the food is absolutely worth the wait. I've been here three times now, and one thing has never changed: the 3-piece fried fish and fries is mandatory. The portions are huge, and I'm calling it now... the best fish and chips in Los Angeles. The fish is unbelievably crispy on the outside, perfectly flaky on the inside, and fried exactly the way it should be. I used to order the fried seafood combo, which comes with fish, shrimp, scallops, and calamari. Everything is good, but the fish and shrimp are the stars, so now I just order the fish and chips with fried shrimp à la carte. One item that deserves way more attention on Yelp is the ceviche. It's ridiculously fresh, loaded with flavor, and served with crispy fried tortilla chips. Honestly, I'd order it every visit. The clam chowder is good too, but the ceviche steals the spotlight. The lobster roll is another surprise. I love Broad Street Oyster Company's lobster roll, but it's over almost as soon as it starts. Malibu Seafood's version is much more generous while still being packed with fresh lobster. Don't sleep on the steamed mussels either. Order a pound for the table and make sure you save the bread for the broth. That broth alone is worth coming back for. I always finish it off with one of their fresh-squeezed lemonades--the perfect pairing after a day at the beach. Seating can take a little patience too, but that's part of the experience. Grab a table overlooking the ocean and PCH if you can. Fresh seafood, ocean breeze, and flip-flops still covered in sand... that's Malibu done right. No reservations. No fancy dress code. Just outstanding seafood in one of the best casual beachside spots around. I'll keep coming back.

Mmmm....for the fish and chips, clam chowder, and fried oyster sandwich. As it was 5 years ago,…read moreeverything was fire. Delicious. Batter on the fish and the fish was still so good. I liked the creaminess of the chowder. A little different than clam chowder from other places but a good version. Only needed a cup to fill me up after my fish and chips. Enough seating near sunset on a Sat night. Another couple brought a tablecloth and their own bottle of wine to share. Going to do that next time!