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...

I can't believe it took me this long to stop by the Seaside Farmers Market! I've driven past it so…read moremany times and finally decided to check it out, and I'm so glad I did. We are honestly so lucky to have a farmers market like this in Seaside. The setting alone makes it special. Being out on the grass with the lake nearby creates such a relaxing, easygoing atmosphere that makes you want to stay awhile. There was a great mix of vendors. Fresh produce, delicious food, and really unique craft booths. Everything felt thoughtfully curated and welcoming. I also really appreciated that they had a bounce house and cornhole set up for the kids, which made it fun for the whole family and not just a quick shopping stop. I truly hope the community continues to support this market because it's such a great asset for our city. It deserves to thrive.

Fabulous Thursday Seaside Farmers Market now open 3:00-7:00 ! Fresh produce tent area, food tents…read more(trucks), arts and crafts, information tables, children's bounce house, live music and more. Located in the outdoor Laguna Grande Park area, across from city hall, off route 218. Stretch your legs and enjoy this beautiful outdoor event. Everyone's Harvest is a fabulous sponsor of a relatively reasonable farmers markets. For the area, they also present the Sunday Marina and Monday Pacific Grove markets. Enjoy! Best wishes for great success!

I've been to this farmers market no less than 20 times. Its good and the perfect size. A nice mix…read moreof fresh produce and good things to munch on. A solid selection of live plants and knickknacks A little bit sparse lately and some homeless noticeably about. Last words...get your steps in.

An easy evening excursion. It operates Tues. from 4-8PM and extends to the bay (convention center)…read moreand the corner Rite Aid pharmacy (a good 7 blocks?). A MIXED VENUE with food trucks, produce, health and beauty products, and some crafts and accessories. I am not sure but sometimes I hear music from a distance. Live music would definitely bring me back and linger longer.

If I'm in need...which is rarely. Living in the Salinas…read moreValley is a great blessing when it comes to fruit and vegetables. Marina's farmer's market is small which doesn't make it bad. With so many other farmers markets in the country and Santa Cruz County too Marina is not my go too or favorite. Two of the vegetable vendors couldn't break a fifty. So I just moved on. Super majority of food vendors are serving Mexican food which is great...if that's what you want. No diversity. I get it, it's not about me, I'm sure many count on this market. Last words...it's there.

When you need a little bit of pep to your Sunday's stroll through the Marina Farmer's Market, the…read moreNitro Cycle is there to help... when they're. I don't think they're there every Sunday. We had the Dirty Chata latte. It was pretty good. A little light for me as I like strong coffees, but was a good refreshing drink on a sunny day.

If you're in Pacific Grove, Monterey on a Monday, it's worth a stop. We were visiting down the…read morestreet at the Seven Gables Inn and walked up the street to check it out. We bought some fresh fruit from a produce vendor and found a vendor with home made Hummus and Pita Chips. We purchased supplies for our stay and the rest of our trip. The Hummus lasted one night it was so good and the chips were delicious. The live music was really nice to hear as well.

A cute little evening farmers market next to the beach (Lovers Point). My friends and I were…read morewalking around before our dinner reservation at the Spotted Duck, and we stumbled upon the small businesses selling various things. There were a few food trucks with Thai food, hummus, pupusas, etc. CHECK OUT FRECKLES PICKLES :D

Thursdays from 10am - 2pm! This is such a great farmers…read moremarket. Beautiful fresh fruits, vegetables, eggs, honey, and, flowers from local farms. Local artists artwork, especially ceramics, highlighted. And, local delicacies from independent bakeries and eateries represented, including breads from Ad Astra and empanadas from Cafe Guarani. There's also live entertainment to be enjoyed. Friendly service from each stall visited. A fun time every time! CHEERS!

First time here. Such a beautiful scenic town with so much character! I would highly recommend this…read morefor a getaway with a special someone since it's more catered to that. Beautiful clean beaches and upscale shopping areas with cottage designed shops and secret pathways. They have upscale bakeries as well as fine dining options. I also went to the Mission but it was unfortunately closed. The vibe of this small town is very nice and positive. Must recommend!

Great quality produce , great prices ,easy to order and pick up. you won't need to buy in bulk.read more

These guys have good prices, very friendly, quick to help and will assist loading items if needed…read more Product looks good and quite tasty. Happy I came across there website. Clean place, it's a big warehouse.

Very average, minimal Farmers Market, in the area. There are many Farmers Market in our area ,…read morealmost one every day. So, if you are in the general area, for other reasons: then, support these local businesses. Thank you!

Of the farmers markets we visited in the area on this trip, this was the best. Not in a parking lot…read moreand decent number of vendors. I don't think the vendors like the tourist too much. Everything seemed overpriced.

The Luna Dorada Organic Farm booth is the main reason I come back to the Seaside Farmers Market…read moreweek after week. Lupita's warm smile is always welcoming, and her tables overflow with fresh-picked, incredibly flavorful produce. The sweet, jumbo carrots are a staple in my kitchen, but I also regularly take home tender green beans, kale, lettuce, broccolini, and cilantro. Sampling the colorful, flavorful variety of peppers she offers is always a treat. And when there's a lull between customers, Lupita generously shares stories about her farm and family.

Luna Dorada Organic Farm was at the Clement Street Farmers Market…read more They had most of the vegetable components needed for either a fast stir fry or a hardy soup. Plus the base for a delectable Fennel Salad!