Mercado Miguel Hidalgo is a must-visit whenever I'm in Tijuana! They have everything you could…read morepossibly need, from fresh produce, candy, beer, carnitas, and piñatas to so many unique Mexican products you can't easily find in Los Angeles. I always stock up on fruits, pantry items, and my absolute favorite: their dried shrimp. It's incredibly fresh, flavorful, and one of the main reasons I keep coming back. The variety, quality, and authentic experience make this market one of my favorite places to shop in TJ!

Walking through a mercado in Mexico, you're surrounded by bright colors, the smell of fresh food in…read morethe air, people savoring fruit cups, and vendors calling you over into their shops and tasty samples everywhere . Such a wonderful experience. We tried the carnitas at Kiko Jr., and all I can say is you absolutely cannot skip this place.

Review 61 When…read moreyou're in downtown and hungry for some homemade Mexican food; this is the place to go eat! The Mercado Municipal is a also a great place to pick up souvenirs and just about anything you can imagine. I picked up a flour size tortilla press and comal; I've already put both to use! Great deals are to be found here since all the vendors are eager to sell. Plan B I only submit 5-Star reviews, if I post a review it's cause 'hat's off" I recommend the establishment and will return for another experience. I don't feel the need to submit a review with less than 5-Stars, regardless if I check in, submit a picture or tip. I suggest Yelp change it's reviews to a category scoring system, then is when I can be fair and review each place I visit. PM me if you like additional information.

Easy to get around but it is only by walking that you will find it. Great prices mostly by the kilo…read moreand the most amazing supplement herb collection. I will never forget the smell of fresh herbs and so many wonders. Many wise choices if you are looking for the Santa Muerte. Lots of cinnamon to chamomile to everything your mind can wonder. Tarot cards too but for some reason I was not allowed to take pictures of those. Candles to burning incense. Cash only and I have no idea if they have bathrooms.

If Little Italy could get busier, it is Saturday night at the Farmer's Market! Watch out for…read moreimpatient cars and eBikes trying to pass through all the pedestrians. Lots of arts to look at, local craft work, food stands, live music. Good fun for the neighborhood.

We had the best time here, and the food was amazing! We got the lobster roll from Captain Jack's…read moreand a drink at the end of the farmers market. I found the cutest clothing pop-up called Garminx, and the woman was so nice and helpful. It was the perfect farmers' market.

Swung by and got some steps in this past Sunday and I have to admit, it's my favorite Farmer's…read moreMarket in San Diego. Only one thing I don't care for and that's the parking. But that's pretty common these days, not just for Farmer's Market, but parking in general. Lots of food options and I don't just mean vegetables. You could pretty much have breakfast and lunch here. And enough so you can skip dinner. I almost wonder if there are more food options than other vendors. I didn't count. Don't get me wrong - still a lot of Knick knacks and other items to browse/buy other than food - maybe even something like I grabbed - a western cowboy hat. Finally got me one. Sorry - no pics. Anyway, it's busy, colorful, and fun, and it has that San Diego weekend energy. Definitely check it out if you like fresh food, people watching and spending more money than you meant to.

**August 2026: Sunday Morning Late Morning Visit**…read more I love visiting farmers markets, and this visit was a success. I was able to pick up some fresh baby blue eucalyptus plants for my shower, as well as lavender oils to really help with my aromatherapy relaxation routine at home. The Hillcrest Farmers Market happens every Sunday from 9am to 2pm and there are usually well over 150+ vendors set up along University Avenue and Normal Street. Parking is a bit tricky, but we were very lucky to find a spot in a nearby neighborhood. Once we got in, we found a great assortment of meats, sauces, dips, and more. In a somewhat hidden part of the trail, there's a bunch of exotic food options to consider, including flavors from Africa, as well as some tables where you can sit and enjoy the food. There are also flowers, veggies, eggs, honey, and pretty much anything you'd be interested in. I think we shopped for about 45 minutes as casual browsers, and it felt like a good amount of time to get a feel for the place. It's a great spot to support small businesses.

The Otay Ranch Farmers Market in Chula Vista, CA is a weekly market held at the Otay Ranch Town…read moreCenter on Tuesdays from 4pm-8pm, featuring a variety of local farmers, prepared food vendors, and craft sellers, with a strong emphasis on international cuisine. Today we tried the following: *Teriyaki Prime rib bowl w/pork belly fried rice from Tiger Sticks. This is usually a favorite but today rating 4/5 stars because the meat was a bit tough and it lacked seasoning. *Bacon wrapped Doggos Gus hotdog with the works 4.5/5 stars. *Vegan Coconut Sundae from Cocobomb. Dessert was light and had the right amount sugar 5/5 stars! There's so much great food and desserts. All the vendors are very friendly and some will give samples. Check it out! Happy Yelping :)

I enjoy going to Farmers Markets through out San Diego! And unfortunately I experience a poor…read morequality food I ordered which was Egyptian food (Taste of Egypt) It was not very good and definitely not like how the picture looked as well. I ordered the grill chicken with pilaf rice yogurt on the side with onion & tomatoes. Not what I ordered it was more like sautéed chicken on top of white rice nothing else. False advertisement for sure !

Think fair food without the entrance fees. One of if not the best farmers market in California…read more Atmosphere is great and with the beach right here, it is a beautiful place to get some good fresh food during your Wednesday beach day

The OB Farmers Market is definitely a vibe. It's jampacked with local restaurant stands, vendors…read moreselling handicrafts and thrifted items and a few stands that sell farm fresh produce, baked goods, potted plants, and flower bouquets. There are always a few local musicians at either end of the market strip and if you walk down by the water, there's usually a big group of people in a drum circle and dancing. Parking is brutal. Best to get there at the beginning of the farmers market for a better chance of finding a free spot and not having to pay for one of the lots as they can be quite pricey.

I love a good food hall, and this one doesn't disappoint. A great collection of various cuisines,…read moreincluding yummy dessert options. This is a perfect choice for when you're traveling with a group and have a lot of differing preferences. Seating can be a little tricky, especially when you have a group larger than 6 people, but when the weather is nice, outside seating is lovely.

My family and I visited on Sunday June 28, 2026. It's a…read morecool place to shop and grab a bite to eat. We stayed for about an hour. We were lucky and found parking up front.

Place is clean organized and well keep Shelves well stocked…read moreand bakery shelves are clean and well

Last week I was having lunch at home with my love And she…read morebrought home Sushi from Manolo's market she said that it was good but I thought okay Let me try it oh I really like the carrots and avocado veggie sushi it was fresh, rice was good not real tight on the roll. But for Mexican, Latin market is was good Ginger was a great amount and wasbi was hot too And a good amount I shared my sushi and was enough for lunch for me. Wow now you know sushi at Manolo's Market too. They such a big selection of prepared foods And a good tortillas I like their corn tortillas here too