Super cute! If you're interested, come early. Locals flood the market and stuff start selling out…read morean hour or so in. There's bakeries, produce, fish, craft booths, second hand goods, etc. etc. Great family friendly activity, lots of parking as well.

I love Farmer's Markets! This market happens every Sunday…read moreduring the summer, and it's great! It's very small (maybe a dozen booths in all) and has a limited selection BUT - this is the woods near the coast, this is hand-crafts central! And, true to form, the regulars here have some pretty great stuff. I was especially impressed with the hand-made jams, and the waffles smelled spectacular. The biggest reason to make the trek out here though? Besides it being one of the most beautiful drives in the world, this tiny Farmer's Market has the best abalone shell jewelry I have ever seen, anywhere. They get it from the beaches right next door and work on it in ways I've never seen anywhere else. If you're looking for a unique gift, or really like abalone, there is some cool stuff here! That, and the beach/campground a hundred yards away is one of the most beautiful, sandy (sandy!) beaches in the whole area. Check it out!

This market has a season that runs on Saturdays from mid-April to December, and I was lucky to be…read moreable to visit on their second April weekend this year. I really love this market because it's so food-focused, which is like "duh" with all the beautiful farms in the immediate vicinity.. but many of the "farmer's markets" I visit at home in DFW are overrun with crafts, so it's nice to be at one that's truly focused on local farmers. We bought fantastic green garlic, onions, asparagus, shiitake mushrooms, kiwis and bananas, apples, grapefruit and oranges, fresh rosemary, orange marmalade and cranberry pepper jam, a white lemon balsamic vinegar, our favorite Valley Ford farmers cheese, a lovely strip steak, and a bouquet of flowers to enjoy during our short visit. We thought the prices were great and even a bargain for the quality of food. And we got a little purple Healdsburg Farmer's Market t-shirt for Winnie!

Everyone was so friendly!! And the flowers...WOW! Can't wait to go back and try some of the fresh…read morefish! We got some wonderful gifts for my BIL from Healdsburg Infusions too! Oh and the live music - he somehow seemed to be playing all of our favorite songs.

September 13, 2025 - Ukiah, CA…read more We were visiting from out of town and decided to check out this market. It's on the smaller side, but has a nice variety -- fresh produce, baked goods, flowers, craft jewelry, food vendors, and even live music to set the vibe. Most of the vendors were friendly and welcoming, which added to the experience. It feels like a true neighborhood market -- relaxed, low-key, and easy to browse. A pleasant stop if you're in the area..

Quaint little farmers market. Quite friendly, really missed the Kombucha lady‍. When in town I try…read moreand visit as often as possible.

Always plan our Bodega Visit dates to include the Sunday Farmers Market. Some weeks are more…read morevibrant than others depending on the season. Quaint setting where we find nice produce, fresh bread, specialty dips, often local eggs, beef, fresh fish, artist's wares, live music, food truck.

Cute little farmers market that allows well behaved dogs on leash. One food truck and several…read morelocal stands. Given the lack of any larger grocery stores, more produce stands would be a nice addition. Either way, everyone is kind and the vendors all accept electronic payment in addition to good ol cash. Raymond's bakery is the most popular stand for good reason. I'm a huge sourdough fan but Raymond's is softer and less sour but still delicious. Bought a loaf of the sea salted sourdough ripped right into it and it was good! Wanted to update Yelp with photos to give you an idea of what they have at the market.

Was lucky enough to bump into this on my way to glass beach. So grateful I pulled over! They have…read moreEBT tokens with a "market match" program that gives you produce tokens for however much you put in up to a certain amount. So for $5 I got some amazing Tanzanian homemade chocolate from Tyyn Goch Forrest and some organic strawberries from a place I think is called wavelength farms? Pretty cute market, lots of bread and pastries (although none of the pastries are vegan) Definitely stop in if you've got the time!

On a recent trip to Fort Bragg, I went by the farmers market. This was a fantastic experience. Lots…read moreof specialty oils and vinegars, flowers, fresh, produce, pastries, breads, etc. I made the mistake of only bringing a small amount of cash, and definitely would've bought so much more if I had brought my credit card! It was such a joy to walk around and see all the beautiful booths and things for sale. Whether you live in Fort Bragg or are just visiting I would highly recommend making sure you don't miss the farmers market!

I've been a Reviewer for a long time, and it takes a lot to truly blow me away, but my first trip…read moreto the Chico Farmers Market yesterday did exactly that. If you care about regenerative agriculture and nutrient density, this is the gold standard for Northern California. The absolute standout for me was MyHarvestValley.com . I'm a huge advocate for soil health, and their regenerative walnuts are a masterclass in what happens when you treat the land right. You can actually taste the difference, it's not just a snack; it's high-quality fuel. I ended up spending quite a bit of time there just appreciating the transparency of their process. Beyond the walnuts, the entire market is a treasure trove: The Meat & Produce: I was struck by the selection of properly raised meats and organic produce. Finding proteins raised with this much integrity is rare, and the variety of healthy eating choices made it easy to load up for the week. The Nursery Finds: I didn't expect to be scouted for my garden, but I saw some of the prettiest Japanese maple starts I've ever laid eyes on. The health and structure of those starts were stunning. The Vibe: It's rare to find a market that balances such a wide variety of specialty goods while maintaining that authentic, community-focused energy. This isn't just a place to shop; it's where you go to support the people doing the hard work of regenerative farming. I'm officially a regular.

Wonderful farmers market…read more EBT!!! First thing I have to mention, ebt is amazing here. Compared to Old Oakland farmers market which had a VERY long line for the ebt exchange. Over here, there was not a single line. The lady also explains to you how the ebt works but I can explain as well from what I understand. The lady will ask you how much you want to exchange, this is wherr I dont understand too much but she mentions a limit of 15$ and you can go over the limit but it goes over? Im not sure. I just did 15$. She gives you the device, you swipe, she gives you receipt and the coins.... AND some bills. Each coin and each bill is equal to 1 dollar. And idk if this was an accident but I swiped 15$, on my acc, lost 15$, but she gave me 15$ in coins AND 15$ in bills. So anyways, if this isnt a mistake, this means ebt gives you twice as much as you pay for in farmers market The bills as she explains it, only works on fruits and veggies. The coins work on anything that isnt a hot food. Lots of places to buy some fruits. Some places had a lot huge selection of heirloom tomatoes while some smaller selection. 2 stalls that sold figs. Of course no shortage of fruits and veggies over here For hot foods, tamale stall that also sold other dishes, burrito truck, empanada stall, They also have a coffee stall cause of course. Apparently people talk about chai tea, idk exactly where it is but I did see people walking with a light colored drink. The crowds arent as bad as people mention. I went on Saturday in the morning at 10am. Still a lot of people but as someone who's been to Shibuya Japan, its nothing at all. There are 4 long lanes to walk on and each surrounded by stalls I couldnt show it in the pic but I also bought a fruit danish for 5$ that I ate as I walked around. Absolutely delicious danish, the bread part was crispy outside but cheey inside. (Usually grocery stores danish can be more on the softer side) 5/5 ebt totally worth it

What a popular place. Long line for a mid-week day. I believe they are only open on Wednesays and…read moresometimes on the weekend. Had seen their Facebook post that their first of the season white and yellow peaches were in - looks like lots of other people saw that information too. Family owned for about 20 years. We just had to make the drive to get some - I guess I have some baking to do the next several days. check them out!

I didn't know Dry Creek peaches were a thing until yesterday. I bought one of each variety of peach…read moreand plum that was available. My favorite was the orangish plum that looks like a nectarine (pictured). All I can say is WOW!

I recently stopped by the St Helena Farmer's Market while traveling between Clear Lake State Park…read moreand Brannan Island State Park. (To be real, I wanted a burger from Gott's, but they weren't open yet.) The market was on the smaller side, with maybe about twenty active booths. It was much smaller than the farmers markets I'm used to in the Sacramento area, but much larger than the 4-booth market in Yosemite Valley. The best decision I made was ordering a ham and Swiss croissant from the pastry booth. Sadly, I don't remember the name of the booth, but it was the best croissant I've ever had in my life. (I think it was West Won Bread, unless it was Patisserie Angelica Sebastopol.) A slightly less wise decision was ordering the strawberry shortcake from the cooking school. The student, who did not give off any kind of competent vibe, whispered to the order-taker, "How do I make that?" She quickly recited, "biscuit, whipped cream, lemon curd, berries." I mean, the photo really speaks for itself. There was less than like two tablespoons worth of chopped berries, and the top of the biscuit was not covered in curd. The flavor was all there, but the presentation and portion sizes were not. Then again, this was a cooking school, so maybe some mistakes are to be expected. I wouldn't have ordered from them if I wasn't willing to take the risk. Even though this is a small market, the quality of the vendors is on the supremely artisan side. Definitely worth stopping by for a bite to eat if you're in the area. (Also a great brunch option.)

Fun and great folks. Always like the quality of goods and produce. I wish there was more organic…read moreproduce available.