A very small farmers market on Wednesdays from 9-1.. We lived in EG for at least 35 years & this is…read morethe first time we have heard of it. They probably cater to the state? workers in the area. It's more convenient for them. Would we return? Sure. My wife only heard about it bc she followed this one particular business on IG. In fact there were previous ROTD for that cookie business & they do pop ups around town. My wife tried the half baked keto Gf vegan cookie & it was tasty. She froze it bc it was huge & that was even more delicious for her frozen wise! YUM!!! Be aware there aren't too many tents maybe nine? here plus a few food trucks. It's clean neat & lots of parking around. No restrooms. The ambiance was small & that's an understatement! If you're expecting something like Midtown & Sunday farmers market you're literally out of luck. But if you're only looking for coffee, pastries & select food items & goods you may be fully happy. This time we came later like after 11 AM & most tents were ready to sell than at 9 AM. That later time was more ideal for us. I'm sure we will come back! Must support these small businesses!

Absolutely zero to talk about. It's a farmer market, no more than 12 stands and it shares a parking…read morelot of stores.

This is sort of a hidden gem when it comes to local Farmers Markets. It's not very large and it's…read moreoff the beaten path (in the middle of a hospital complex), so it's easy miss it. There is rarely a large crowd and the market is accessible from any of the surrounding neighborhoods. Park your car or walk or bike over. The vendors are all pretty friendly and they have a great selection of your basic produce with a sprinkling of oddities like vegan desserts and an Indian food truck. Sometimes there is music as well in the form of a local singer/songwriter. In the "cons" column, the market is only about half a block long with half as much to offer. That's relatively small compared to the big boys downtown. The oddities like the Indian food truck are nice, but that selection only appeals to a certain crowd. Overall, what they do have they do right. For the casual market-goer, the UC Davis Health System Farmers Market is a perfect addition to the neighborhood.

Let's get this straight...for pure selection and year round access, you can't beat the Sunday…read more"under the freeway" farmers market. So let's not even get our hopes up for something at that level. But we're talking Thursday evenings (3pm - 7:30pm) here ... live music, food vendors, and a decent variety of offerings from many of the same farms you'll see under the freeway on Sundays. Bring your bike, or check out the free parking at the adjacent Shriners Hospital. Last Thursday, we sampled cheeses, fresh berries, bought fruits and vegetables, and tried out the Venezuelan arepas (a lighter version of a sope, with the masa folded around the filling like a soft taco) and some fresh squeezed lemonade. At this point, the crowds are small - as in, there aren't any. I hope to see more people catching on to this great idea. Kudos to UC Davis Medical Center for putting this all together.

Small and mighty - that's how I'd describe this farmer's market. I think there were only 10 booths…read morebut we got what we were looking for - sourdough marble rye (fantastic by the way)! Had the typical farmer's market vibe but not as much variety as some of the others in our local market. If you're close it's worth checking out to see if you can find what you're looking for.

This Sunday was my first time at the Pocket Farmer's Market. Got there about 9:20am and surprised…read morethere wasn't a lot more people or more booths unless I was too early. The time did say 9-1pm. I grabbed 2 peaches= $3.50, long bean $4.00, 2 cookies= $8.00, and guava olive oil $20. I like to support local business and farmers but felt the price was on the higher end for the quality of the vegetables were there. I don't mind paying more $$ for produce just needs to match the value. Nice friendly people's the market, there was even a car wash from the HS in the same parking lot.

It was my first time coming here on a Sunday and they are open from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and it…read moreis to October. . It is located at the Meadowview Light Rail station so you have to come here early because people come here and buy up a lot of the good variety and there is a lot of options and they are a little bit cheaper than the Midtown location farmers market. . They have your vegetables to your fruits and even baked bread like your sourdough and they do have a stand that is serving some really great chai tea to Darjeeling black tea and I love how you can buy the loose leaf teas and also you can get some Dumpling House homemade dumplings as well. They do sell Frozen ones if you are looking to buy some and trying to make it yourself at home or if you want ready to eat they also sell them too with fresh steam bao as well. The service is family-friendly casual cozy. There is also tables where you can send out and enjoy your goods as well. . They also have your Ginger Tree to your fruit trees and they aren't really that expensive and pretty affordable as well. I really enjoy the farmer's market on Sunday here and I can't wait to come back and try out more of the items. They also have a local honey here too if you're looking for organic honey. Thanks for reading and hope this helps and have a yelpastic day.

Who wants to get $25 for walking 1 mile?…read more Yep, you read that right. Adults (18+) who sign in and join the group walk get a $25 Farmers Market voucher. Kids 12 and under receive a $5 voucher. Meadowview Light Rail Station Every Sunday, 9:00 AM-10:00 AM No registration needed. Just show up around 9:00 AM to check in and grab a lanyard. The walk starts at 9:30 AM, and vouchers are handed out at 10:00 AM. Parking: Free and plentiful in the station parking lot. Farmers Market: Smaller than most Sacramento farmers markets, with about 17 vendors selling fruits, vegetables, flowers, honey, Turkish coffee, Hmong food, and more. ****My favorite booth: Sahara Coffee They serve traditional sand coffee, a centuries-old Ottoman brewing method. Finely ground coffee and water are brewed in a copper pot which placed directly in hot sand. The sand provides even heat, creating a rich flavor and thick, velvety foam. If you're not sure what to order, try their most popular drink: saffron coffee. The owner travels to farmers markets throughout the Sacramento area and up to Lake Tahoe, and also caters private events. A free 1-mile walk, a $25 voucher, and a cup of unique Turkish coffee? Sounds like a pretty good Sunday morning to me.

This pumpkin patch is perfect for little ones . Ages 2-7 . Parking might be a struggle on the…read moreweekend , you may need to find a parking around the corner of the the farm . This place is pretty clean and the staff are wonderful! My son and I had a great time

We checked this pumpkin farm the week of Halloween and had a good time. Well, besides the bit of…read morerain we had but it was still a good time. There was some booths setup in front with sage, oddities, cotton candy and other items for sale. There were also some baby chicks we could see and pet. Next we got some hot beverages and snacks. Warmed us right up! We checked out the few farm animals they had - sheep, goat, horse, pig, baby cow and chickens! We then wandered into the corn maze and enjoyed getting lost in the fun. Then once the kids were ready, we hopped on the tractor ride over to the pumpkin patch to pick out our pumpkins before heading out. It was a wonderful couple hours to spend at the farm. Recommend for families with younger and older kids!

Little farmer's market in South Sacramento. It's located on Mack Road and Valley Hi Drive, in the…read moresame parking lot as McDonald (and Shell gas station), across from Starbucks. It's great to see this in the area--hopefully they'll continue to keep it and grow it even bigger!! :) Very exciting and though it's very small, the vegetables are fresh and the vendors are friendly! Thumbs up!! Come by to support if you can!

Man at the stand was a bit aloof (spoke only a few words and not in the warmest way.....he did seem…read morekinda tired) but the strawberries that I got here were so vibrant and juicy! I picked up a box of them straight from the stand counter, but at the time of this review it seems like it's also still the season for self-picking in the strawberry fields (saw a lady get a white bucket). Drive slowly when approaching the entrance because it creeps up fast from the main road (narrow one-lane gated way)!

Beautiful strawberries today. All that's left from the half flat this morning ($20). They take…read moreVenmo, too!

$10 for a great snack. Always conveniently parked in the corner of Home Depot. Plenty of parking…read more Big portions IMO. A LOT TO CHOOSE FROM. I usually stick to the fruit cup.

Always stop here when we go to Home Depot! The guy, Vick, is such a nice man! We got the mangoanada…read moreand cucumber water. SO GOOD!!!!