I happen to come on a Friday while this was going on and it has more vendors than I remember. You…read morecan get flowers, fruits, vegetables, clothes and variety of food options. The vendors had a lot of people during lunch time and if the weather is nice it can be a good time to browse and get a bite.

The Vendors here are pleasant and helpful! It is a small cheerful Farmer's Market where all is…read morefresh, and most hand out samples so you don't have to guess. The flower guys are fabulous. There are many lovely handmade foodstuffs, also the Soap lady... beautiful soap! HINT: Go early! The Market shares parking with patients.

It's been awhile since I've been to my local farmers market. All my favorite seasonal vegetables…read moreare near out of season but fortunately I was able to get some fresh produce. They also have vendors that will cook a variety of hot food for you to try

The Vallejo Farmer's Market is the best! So much variety of fresh produce, mushrooms, fish,…read moreflowers, etc. Plus, they accept EBT (just make sure to stop by the booth to get the vouchers)! All the vendors are super nice! All the fruits are always so delicious and always nice to snag some free samples. For a few highlights, E&H Farms have the best mushrooms. I love the Salsa's Chick's Mango Salsa. Julie's baked potatoes are so fluffy and filled with so many fix ins. You really can't go wrong with any of the fresh produce! There's really a lovely community here with so many regulars visiting every Saturday morning, rain or shine. The market is the best when it's a beautiful sunny day as there will be live music and the street is packed with more vendors. It's a great way to support local farmers and small businesses.

please check out this Farmer's Market. the Martínez one is located downtown, on the weekend…read moremornings. the whole block truene to a market, filled with life and people, food and bites. today, i got Cookie Monster bites, vegan cookies with M&Ms. i also got coffee and enjoyed the live music elite ambiance, elite food, elite day i luv u Martinez

I'm not typically in Martinez on a Sunday morning, but today I supported an employer-sponsored…read moreevent -- the MRC/MEF 5K for Education. It ended in downtown Martinez, I was hungry, and the Market was there, so I just had to.... Unlike other Farmers Markets I've been to, this one isn't in a plaza park. It actually lines some city streets. It's a lovely market, with the friendly offerers of fresh produce snd prepared foods. The produce looked wonderful, and I picked up some lovely snap peas and tomatoes. For the latter, it was delicious tamales, lumpia and salmon jerky. Also, I picked up a jar of honey from one of my favorite apiaries -- a women-owned producer called Miss Bee Haven. Very casual and homey.

Well Stocked Great Organic Location…read more Wide Selection Prices are Phenomenal I'll never go get my produce anywhere else from this day forward ... The cashier we had was super friendly and helpful. The lines were long but it went fast ... Had a country vibe ...

Over the last month with our venturing out and about from the coast to the central Valley to the…read moreBay Area visiting different farmers market, this by far continues to stay our number one followed by another one close to the Hollister area. Even though this is a cash only location which also provides two ATM machines inside, we can always find the needed necessities from fruit, to veggies, to flowers and you pick options. A pretty decent sized establishment, which is open every day of the week except on Wednesdays. They have a pretty decent sized parking lot and on the premises most of the time you'll find up to two food vendors. This time around I really enjoyed the flower picking option which you can get a very large bundle for five dollars then you can also visit outback of their establishment of the very large harvesting area of their crops. Lots of produce provided by lots of local vendors brought in by large bin loads.. This time, I also noticed that they have peanuts that you can pick from a bin inside as well. The best part of all is their pricing that is offered on their produce. Again, great location, surrounded by great wineries as well.

Visit Date: 07/16/26…read more First impressions here from a non-local of the 2026 version of Benicia's seasonal summer farmer's market. Held every Thursday duing summer from 4 until at least 7:30pm. It was a tad smaller than I thought it would be, covering about 2-3 short town blocks. But, they do pack a lot of booths within this space. Come for the great weather & scenery, an easy stroll, small-town bliss, to connect with community, street musicians, people watch and of course to shop. Even if prices for products & produce--organic or otherwise--are likely equivalent to, or even higher than you can find just about anyplace else. Fruit vendors generously offer free samples, a nice touch. I was hoping for a more preferable choice of hot food vendors, such as a baked potato vendor that I heard had been out here in markets past. But, didn't see them and wasn't impressed with the other offerings this time. Also disappointingly, prices at most of the food stalls aren't clearly posted if at all. And when learned, rival those at full-service sit-down restaurants. For those not in the know or visiting for the first time, both parking & entrance to the market are free. However, parking in the lower blocks of 1st St. where the market is held gets kinda tight, especially towards later hours into the event. Smarter move would dictate getting here early when the market first opens. Market is pet-friendly. Unlike the annual large Peddler's Faire event held once a year in downtown Benicia (usually in August), the farmer's market is free of alcohol serving booths. More a family event-atmosphere. But, it wouldn't be hard either for a patron to dip into one of the nearby streetside restaurants to toss back a few, if they were so inclined. They even had a street masseuse booth set up, although I can't comment on pricing. Porta potty set-up's are only at 1 end of the market near the Marina side. So, that's something to think about for us bladder-compromised folks, lol.

It was a beautiful day in Benicia, so I decided to check out the Benicia Farmers Market and it did…read morenot disappoint! Picked up some snacks. I will definitely be back!

If you are looking for a farmers market that feels like a little hidden gem, this is it. It is…read moresmall but do not let that fool you because it is absolutely worth the drive. The vegetables were fresh and reasonably priced, and there was just the right mix of produce vendors and food vendors so it never felt overwhelming or like anything was missing. What really won me over though was a little section that felt like a makers row, full of cute handmade goods that you just do not find everywhere. Everyone we encountered was so friendly and welcoming, which honestly made the whole experience even better. Small, a little sassy, and completely wonderful. We will definitely be back.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Beautiful place to spend all your morning Saturday. There are so many fresh fruits and vegetables…read morewith affordable price. I am highly recommend a visit on a Saturday morning to supper our local farmers.

The marinated arrachera preparado is THE ONE!! I tried this at my friend's house and it was so good…read morethat I had to pick some up for my own shindig the following week. Somewhat of a small(ish) neighborhood grocery store that also sells tacos/burritos/prepared fruits/fresh guacamole. I was able to buy everything I needed to prepare a feast of street tacos, elote salad, and shrimp ceviche. I like that they have their own parking lot behind the store for easy parking. I will definitely go back to try more of the marinated meats! The meat counter was fast

Like to get ripped off? Love wasting your money for…read morerelentless overpriced products? Most if not all no longer price labelled? Then go to El 2 de Oros! There it will be your chance to empty your wallet quickly with totally overpriced products! We where out of milk so I went to get a quart as we live around the corner on Alabama St. I gave the cashier a $5 bill but was stunned when I got only 49 cents back! $ 4.51 for a quart of milk???? WTF!? So for a gallon you "need to get a bank loan"? I asked and the cashier confirmed. I said NO! Not like that! I'm not paying artificially greedy inflated prices like that! We can do without. The buck stops here! The store manager had to be called as I wanted a refund. I told him that all grocery stores in the are, even overpriced Safeway charges far less for a quart; $ 1.98 and al their products are price labelled. He snapped back: "Then go buy it there!" Thanks! I will! I'm done with you! I know "El de 2 Oros "for over 15 years and it used to have price labels on products and fairly reasonable prices. Not anymore! Since the Covid hysteria --which they still practice by running around in masks-- They no longer label anything and their prices have gone through the roof. Carpe Diem, greed is good? Milk & bilk? I once got slapped with almost $ 30.- charge for a few apples and oranges! So a couple of years ago I suggested to the store manager to do at least a price range labeling as it would give buyers a fair chance and decision and not get sucker punched once the cashier rung all up and then having to wait for an refund/exchange process. Nah, to much work... I'm done with them! As a consumer, a client and I have the right to know the price of items before and not "after the fact" purchase!

Great Store to shop in Always Great location…read more From Fairfield to the Store location Food is always fresh. Great for Me.

After 7pm daily, hot table food items are on sale for $2.45 an entree and pastries are .97 cents…read moreeach. Hurry! It doesn't last very long!

El Sobrante Farmers Market is the place to o be at on Sunday Morning. I just love how they used…read moreSobrante Ave space to have vendors along the street. Plenty of vendors at this Farmers Markets. When I attended this market there were an equal amount of produce vendors. The other vendors at this market were information desk, take out food, and other information concerning farmers and how produce were being grown. My second time attending the El Sobrante Farmers Market and I was able to find parking closer to the market. You are able to park where the shopping center is located at. I do prefer parking on the street that is closer to the market. I enjoy walking around the market. A great exercise walking around as long you don't end up eating food.

Very nice small farmers market , love the options and art studio for kids activities. Great to see…read morethis locally on Sundays .

Small farmers market on the lawn across from the County Event Center on Jefferson and Texas…read more Although it's small there are vegetables and hot foods for sale. Fried green tomatoes, bakery items like bread and brownies, and dirty lemonade! Most of the vendors seem really friendly. Only thing missing were fresh flowers.

On Thursdays in the summer, Fairfield downtown is lucky enough to get some amazing…read moreproduce/bread/kettle corn/veggies from every corner of the delta/stanislaus area. Very hard working farmers and vendors making a trek to Solano Belt County to deliver some organic and fresh veggies and produce. Although vendors have lessened through the years d/t covid and lack of attendees, we can truly appreciate they effort that is placed in those that do show up. Pretty good prices and comparably fair to organic stands around the town. We do make it out as much as we can to support or local businesses and farmers! Great atmosphere of friendly and helpful sellers.