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La Mesa Farmer's Market

4.1 (92 reviews)
ModerateFarmers Market
Open 3:00 pm - 7:00 PM

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La Mesa Farmers Market The Beekeeper's Choice Raw Avocado Blossom Honey
Patrick M.

5 Stars for the La Mesa Farmer's Market. It meets on Fridays from 3-7:30pm. This is a really good place to come if you value eating local. I'm always trying to source food that was grown/harvested as close as possible. You can find real Avocado Blossom Honey at the farmers market. Real is rare. A lot of the Avocado Blossom Honey you see on grocery store shelves is really low quality stuff. Not until you've had small batch, locally sourced honey, do you really get to enjoy the full benefits of Avocado Blossom Honey.

La Mesa's Friday Farmers Market
Jane A.

CUTE! Did you know? Because I didn't know... La Mesa has their own Farmers Markets on Friday evenings?! From 2:30/3 - 7pm (I think). It's like all other farmers markets but larger than some and smaller than some. Couple block radius with nearly the same vendors (shops and food). However, less crowded and walking is way more enjoyable. My visits to farmers market are mainly for fresh vegetables and fruits. The picks were organic green beans. I love love love green beans from farmers markets. After preparing they have this clean freshness taste. Side note, Trader Joe's 'Organic' String Beans taste disgusting. They have this inquiring after taste that I don't like. In what every way they are harvesting their beans, it's awful. I'll resort to their regular String Beans. Better yet, just get some at the farmers market. Parking was easy as there were metered and street parking. But I can see it being difficult if you come during prime ti

Honey
Dung N.

I came to this farmer's market specifically to the meet and greet at Yasukochi Family Farms. There were many vendors selling produce and other goodies. I didn't have time to check them all out, but will definitely visit more stalls in the future! As for the Yasukochi stall, they had a lot of fruits, honey, veggies. Their CSA box has more selection though. They helped me pick out some produce and said that I can microwave artichokes! That was a good tip, since I didn't know how to prepare it LOL.

Heirloom tomatoes $6/lb. at this vendor...
Christine P.

The last time I was at this market, it was still located in the Civic Center, and I really liked it there because of the available parking lot. As a disabled person with a 81-year old mother, it was very difficult to find parking even remotely close. Fortunately, we found a spot, only because people were leaving since it was near closing time. The time of day seemed to impact the vendors as they started to close up shop. It was a little off-putting. That said, the produce we did see looked gorgeous, and the food we ate was good. That said, I'm not too sure how soon we'll come back and give it another try.

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Leslie B.

I went to the La Mesa Farmer's market a couple of weeks ago for the first time in a couple of years... and my how it's grown! It was a bit of a trick to find parking, but I was able to find a street space just a few blocks from La Mesa Bouldevard. I went with a good friend of mine and her dog. Upon arrival, one of the first things I noticed was just how dog friendly this Farmer's Market was. It was fun to sit at a bench on the side of the road and see all of the different dogs of every shape and size walking down the street. This farmer's market is not huge compared to some others in San Diego, but does have a wonderful variety of vendors. There were veggies, crafts, cheeses, hot food, flowers, desserts, a coffee cart, and more. Also, all of the restaurants and shops were open, which really provided a fun La Mesa Village experience. My favorite thing that I bought was a Valentine's dog scarf made by a woman who makes scarves that fit over a collar, so you don't have to tie it. It's adorable! I may have to go back and get another. They had a singer/musician too which added a festive feeling to the evening. The hot food variety was a bit on the small side, and I think there could have been more benches or tables to sit and have something to eat. Overall, this is a very nice farmer's market and a really nice way to bring the community together on a weekly basis! I look forward to going back.

Where can you go to a farmers' market and have some of the best food at Curbside Burger and beer .
Joel C.

With my visit to the Farmers Market, it was at the middle of the day and the time of the day it was just coming on the afternoon and the many vendors that were still arriving and the many food vendors had already set up for the day and the many other vendors just had closed the many tents with the many things I would like to see the variety. With the many farmers markets that6 I have been to is the feel of the atmosphere and the sellers that have that feel good and many that have some of the best natural products and the freshest baked goods and the wholesome cheeses that are from the farms of California. The many states that I have traveled to and the sights and sounds of the farmers markets can be summarized in one word is the down-home feel to see the many great products. The way you get when you go to a country fair the smell of the food and the barns and the animals that give you that whole some feel and when you look at everything is that you have been to one of the greatest Farmers Markets. The City of Lamesa does have that down home feel with the many farmers that I have seen and the Country Cheese Maker that is what makes a farmer market. From the people that greeted me at the entrance and told me about the many areas of the Village and the great food looking to see some of that in the Farmer's Market. The great help and the direction to see those that can help those for the first-time visitors and those that are the first visitors they can be the ones that like to look around and have some of the food of the vendors. The one place that had amazed me was the Vendor that did Italian Deserts and the baked goods that were Incredible they have much more to try and with the day it was so much time. I took home the deserts and tried the coffee truck that was at the end that was a great coffee blend I'll be returning to tackle more of the Farmer's Market there were a few things that caught my eye with the hot foods they looked Incredible. Farmers market located in the heart of the Village and the easiest way you can travel is to take the Trolley and get off at the Lamesa Blvd Trolley station. The Farmer's Market is located up the street from the Trolley Center and if you drive you may have to park a few blocks that within walking distance to the Farmer's Market. As a Yelp Elite Reviewer, I found that the Lamesa Farmer's Market is one of the best and the many vendors to see there was one that gave meaning to the Farmer's Market is the Cheese Maker its always great to see an old-fashioned cheese maker that when I had tasted had some of the creamiest cheeses. The great customer service of being meet and the many vendors to see a great place and the many vendors offering so many things that the greatest and to see fresh bakeries it was one thing that makes a great Farmer's Market.

Xiaolongbao soup dumplings from House of Bao
Charlotte R.

This farmer's market in La Mesa gives off street festival vibes. The aisles and sidewalks are packed with families, young people, locals, and of course, all sorts of vendors. Along with the expected fresh produce and foodstuffs, there were also merchants offering candles, soap, pet treats, jewelry, flowers, plants, and clothes. Entertainment included live music, a magician, face-painting and balloon animals. There is a nook dedicated to food booths splitting off onto 3rd Ave, and several food trucks at both ends of the market. The businesses and restaurants lining each side of La Mesa Blvd were also overflowing with patrons. It's inspiring to attend an event that's so embraced and supported by the community.

Arpita G.

First time here and such a great experience! Plenty of vendors and they generously give out samples. Nearly all of the stuff we tried was delicious, it was hard to pick our favorites. It's a family friendly environment and a safe ambience. Highly recommend stopping by and checking this place out!

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Good fun day! Lots to see and try! I need to get back there asap! It's been way too long since I've been there.

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Ask the Community - La Mesa Farmer's Market

Is this open every weekend?

Yes the farmers market is open on the weekends is to take the trolley you can walk over from the trolley stop and still be able to get in at the bottom and be able to catch lunch at the many restaurants.

Are the hours different during the winter season?

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The La Mesa Farmer's Market is great and has only gotten better since the location change back on La Mesa Blvd.

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First Friday Night Market

First Friday Night Market

4.6
(8 reviews)
1.1 mi

First Friday Night? This event should take place every Friday Night! I am not even a Vegan, not…read morethat there is anything wrong with that, but I just like to eat good food, which is certainly something you can find here when you visit. I visited several vendors for eat and to chat and learn about their trade. I certainly learned some and ate some good food like vegan adobada and a terrific vegan croissant. All the vendors were very nice happy to provide Vegan treats. Being held at a parking lot at Grossmont Mall, parking is plentiful and access is easy.

How can you show anything but 100% love for the First Friday Night Market AND Vegan In San Diego?!?…read more Here's the things people complain about: (1) it's tooooo faaaar from where I work, live, play, get my hair cut, shop for groceries, take my dog to the park, or whatever excuse they have. Whelp, I have a solution for that...plan your OWN Vegan Festival and it can be wherever you want it to be! Until then, this is the best thing to happen to the San Diego Vegan scene since...ever! and (2) the lines are too looooong. I get there when it opens and there are zero lines. So, there you have it: problems solved. Either drive to where it is or plan your own and if you don't, get there when it starts. I am gracious and thankful that people are VOLUNTEERING their time to put on this awesome vegan festival and coordinating with the mall and vendors. It's held the first Friday of each month. Follow @veganinsandiego for all the details. See you there!

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Open seating
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Spring Valley Swap Meet

Spring Valley Swap Meet

3.6
(204 reviews)
4.5 mi
$

LETS BE HONEST... It's a swap meet, people will cut you in…read moreline for produce, people may not share the same language as you and you have to carefully choose your produce BUT IT IS WONDERFUL giving your money to people over corporations. It's fun to go and find new varieties of fruit you didn't know existed. I do with some Pitaya was buyable but we got other items. We got some tacos, refreshing drinks and plants. We always go for the plants. I got 5 tomato plants and they're thriving. $4 each! Usually you can work on deals. We go to explore and get sunglasses and anything for tourists coming to visit. MAKE SURE IF YOU BRING YOUR DOG IT ISNT WALKING ON THE HOT PAVEMENT or I'll definitely judge you. It's hot as hellllll there. Keep the dogs at home or in your bag or wearing shoes.

One of my favorite swap meets to visit on the weekends! Parking is plentiful, but it definitely…read moregets packed during peak hours, so be prepared to drive around a bit before finding a spot. Admission is very affordable--only $1 per person (I remember when it used to be about fifty cents They're typically open early morning and close around 2 PM on weekends, and they're only open on Saturdays & Sundays. What I love most about this place is the variety. There are rows and rows of vendors selling just about everything you can imagine. From fruit trees and fresh produce to yard sale treasures, mattresses, furniture, and even brand-new items it's like a giant treasure hunt. If you enjoy browsing and negotiating, many vendors are open to bargaining on prices. There are also plenty of food and drink stands if you need a snack while walking around. The restrooms are available and surprisingly clean and well stocked. Overall, it's a great place to shop, explore, and definitely get your steps in because there's so much to see. I'd highly recommend checking it out if you enjoy swap meets or bargain hunting.

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Spring Valley Swap Meet
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Santee Certified Farmer's Market

Santee Certified Farmer's Market

3.6
(21 reviews)
6.1 mi
$$

I find it outrageous that most of the vegetable stands are allowed to participate in a CERTIFIED…read moreFarmers' Market and NOT ACCEPT the california Department Of Agriculture "Senior Farmers' Market Nutrition Program" card. As seniors it is a huge help to receive a $50 card to buy produce ONLY at certified Farmers' Markets and arrive the day before Thanksgiving and be told they don't accept the card or they aren't signed up to receive it. Card expires Nov 30 so we will lose our $50. Couldn't even buy eggs. Farmers complain people are unsupportive yet how can we support them if they are greedy and cheat the Government programs? I will make sure to never set foot in a farmers' market again. I will full heartedly support overseas farmers from now on. Let's see who buys your overpriced produce. If they don't comply with the program they should NOT be allowed to sell there. Shame on you all. I find this to be un American. So much for making America great again and buying local and home grown! Also there are only 3 stands of produce and the rest are retail trinkets, NOT a real Farmers' Market.

Great Local East County farmers Market on a Wednesday early evening starting from 3-6 Year Round…read more Easy Drive to the corner of Mast Blvd and Carlton Hills Blvd in the North Central area of Santee right off the 52 freeway Mast Blvd exit, Easy parking, friendly vendors providing Fresh Produce, Fruits and Mushrooms and lots More. Fun stuff and artisans. The market is expanding and adding new vendors all the time. It maybe smaller then most markets, but close and Kid friendly. We will be going back next Wednesday. What nice way to enjoy the middle of a busy week, with a casual walk and shop, bit to eat, a little music, my kind of "Date Nite" to finish out the week. Affordable friendly, easy access and productive- purchasing fresh edibles for the Week end.

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Santee Certified Farmer's Market
Santee Certified Farmer's Market
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City Heights Farmers' Market

City Heights Farmers' Market

4.2
(13 reviews)
4.7 mi
$

This is a rather small farmers market that takes place on Saturday mornings on a blocked off…read morestretch of Wightman west of Fairmount Avenue. I've been to this farmers market over the years - they stopped having it for a while and it was brought back by the ASCENDKemet Collective. This last time I went there was a vendor selling coffee/pastries, one selling pupusas, one selling pizza, two vendors selling green leafy vegetables (like collard greens, kale and bitter leaf), and Bernardino Loera Farms - notable for the seasonal avocado varieties they sell like fuerte, zutano, bacon - whenever the season for those comes up. This one is in a convenient location near the City Heights Library, a nice little park, and an El Super. There is parking on Wightman on the other side of Fairmount Avenue as well as other side streets in the area.

COVID review: City Heights Farmers' Market is pretty small, with only a couple of produce stands…read more They have a couple of food vendors, too. In normal times, Bikes del Pueblo (see my review) brings a bike repair stand. Hopefully they will be returning to CHFM soon. Tips: - Free parking at Price Garage on 43rd Street. - Follow them on Facebook and Instagram for their fresh picks of the day. - Foodshed's Mobile Market sells produce in front of the City Heights Community Garden from 9 to 11 am on Saturdays. It's located across 43rd Street from CHFM. - Bring cash.

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One of the vegetables and greens vendors - Fatuma Family Farms. even have sugarcane
One of the vegetables and greens vendors - Fatuma Family Farms. even have sugarcane
Khadija Musame's Produce - collard greens 2 bunches for 5 bucks
Khadija Musame's Produce - collard greens 2 bunches for 5 bucks
Bernardino Loera has creamy Reed avocados as well as pipicha and papalo

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Bernardino Loera has creamy Reed avocados as well as pipicha and papalo

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