Lovely little farmer's market, but it is VERY SMALL. I went looking for a farmer's market while…read morevisiting Merced and helping my niece move into her college dorm. Go Bobcats!!! Found this little gem and got some really good deals! Shoutout to the produce guy for my $4 watermelon that is so sweet and weighted like 20 pounds! Shoutout to the fruit guy for my peaches and plums and freeze dried peaches! Your green plums are freakin' amazing and worth the weight in gold! My sister bought from the bee/ honey guy. Overall it was nice, just mega small. We are from San Diego and are used to larger farmers markets. I would have thought that a farming community like Merced and the surrounding areas would have a bigger turn out of sellers.

For being in the heart of farmland community it is the tiniest farmers market I've ever been to…read more What they do have is good and worth it...just not a lot of options.

If you are in the Merced area near Martin Luther King and 59 head over to the Merced Flea & Farmers…read moreMarket. You will find some treasures, produce, aqua fresca, food, new and old items. Vendors are all pretty friendly. And just enjoy the day being around others and the sun unless it gets cold bring your jackets.

Bought some beautiful flowers there. Also I bought habaneros, tomatillos, onions, and tomatoes. Was…read morehappy with mostly everything I made some salsa, but my tomatoes started to mold on the second day after buying them.

Late May, 2024. Found this produce stand on our way from Sequoia National Park to Santa Cruz, CA. I…read morewas attracted by the variety of (especially) fresh fruit and some vegetables, while my husband immediately headed to the area with all sorts of nuts. A few of the items that we purchased were bargain-priced. For instance, we got four gigantic fresh and sweet navel oranges for only 75-cents/lb., tasty white corn on the cob (4/$1, for the first 12), and small avocados (10/$1, limit 20). We also got yummy fresh apricots, pecans in their hard shells, and quite a few bags of roasted nuts for snacking. The market was clean and well-organized, and the young woman at the check-out counter was very friendly. After checking out, we enjoyed some apricots at one of their roadside picnic tables that was set up next to a small garden. Parking was sufficient, even for our small class B RV.

Stand next to the gas station. The local honey is delicious. The guy was friendly and helpfulread more

Deliciously sweet strawberries, blueberries and tomatoes at a great price. The attendant was overly…read morefriendly and helpful, and it was easy to park and merge back onto the highway. The stand also sells local nuts and cut fruit in cups. A great stop if you're passing through the area!

Frick....driving up the 152 from SoCal...I get all energized when I start to see those signs that…read moresay "Corn: 5 for $1" and "Cherries ahead." But in all seriousness, drive past all that fluff and go to the real deal. This stand has a huge dirt lot in the front and some pygmy ponies chilling out there too. Park by those hosses and stroll up to some of the best fruit and freshest corn around. Apparently family run, these folks run a lovely shop..,.always kind and courteous. Help out some good people!

We checked out the farmers' market last weekend on the hottest day. First time at the Modesto FM…read more They have a good selection of fruits, veggies and homemade items. We ended up buying some kale, cilantro, nectarines, shiitake mushrooms and king oyster mushrooms.

We recently moved to Modesto and love living here close to Oakdale as we love that little town as…read morewell. We decided to try Oakdale farmer's market, nice but few produce stands and small variety to choose from. Mostly stuff for families with children activities, which is a good thing but we are retired seniors. So we checked out Modesto farmer's market the following weekend and viola, this is what we were looking for. Plenty of choices and quite a nice variety. Also, we spent the same amount of money and got triple the produce etc. We will stick with the Modesto farmer's market. Thank you for having a nice place to shop for good food

Was driving through Angels Camp on my way to Jamestown. Looked down to a park and was ohhhh what's…read morehappening there? Turned iff the main road and pulled up on a farmers market at a park. They had a gated in, access to ALL playground. Many venders and food. Arts and crafts by locals and some garden fresh food.

Cute farmers market. I bought some edible things.read more

I come here every time we are in town. The are three specific people I visit. The hummus guy…read more(hummus-Jalapeño and garlic are the standout favs in my family), The Wise Goat (probiotic salsa (she has a bunch of other pro and prebiotic products), and the Kitchen Table Cultures (bone broth). This time around we picked up some berries that didn't disappoint. They have a lot to offer and some stands have long lines (I assume that's a good sign). What I love...no dogs allowed in the market, it makes the ambiance more pleasing (for me personally). Worth a stop for sure. The only downside...no coffee dealers but then again, I go to ACME in seaside for the best coffee in the area.

Food - the goods at this market look spectacular. They are grown very locally...just leave town…read moreand you'll see where. Service - it's a Farmers Market. They're all the same. Ambiance - it's at the Del Monte Shopping Center parking lot. A mall. The only mall for miles and miles. (Carmel doesn't count. Maybe Seaside/Sand City is getting bigger and Salinas is a world apart) There are others such as the one in downtown Monterey à la Alvarado Street but this looks to be the one in the mall parking lot. Luckily this mall isn't full the majority of the time (if ever?) because the parking lot is enormous and provides enough space for vendors. Little pricey for a farmers market. However, I did end up purchasing some salmon fresh off the boat, brought it home and cooked it that evening. ~$30 per pound so like I said, a little pricey. But dang it was good. The "Del Monte Market" location and the "Monterey" market are the same place according to the website. The parking lot of the mall. Who knows...

Great farmer's market! Lots of fresh produce for really good prices. They also had a lot of vendors…read moreselling everything from baked goods and honey to jewelry and clothing. There were a few food vendors as well. Overall a great place to get a little bit of this and that. I believe it's every Saturday from 8 am to 1 pm rain or shine.

We love frequenting this farmers market not only because of the great fresh produce but they also…read morehave some great vendors including coffee truck, Kay's food truck, fruitopia, sourdough bread, cookies, farm fresh eggs, jams, sauces, beignets, bbq, pizza, dim sum, Puerto Rican and Mexican foods, craft vendors, plant and flower vendors, doggie vendors... you name it! Even some really amazing talent that sings, plays instruments etc and sets the vibe off! Parking is easy, walking 1 block or less depending on where along the market block you park and time you go since it gets busier from 10am on. Definitely recommend bringing the family out any Saturday morning of the year to check it out and enjoy!

Best fun on a Saturday in Visalia. Love seeing and being with my girl Melissa. Amazing vendors and…read morefood. Love the new location.

There was a nice variety even though we didn't go in season for a lot of the produce. They had a…read morebig selection of food trucks although we didn't get any food. Lots of samples and friendly vendors. The fresh strawberries and candied walnuts were delicious!!!