We found this place looking for fresh apple cider and we found much more. Wonderful, kind service,…read moresamples of apples and cider, plus plenty of gift type items are available in the cutest gift shop area such as honey, apple sauce, and so many fun things. Outside is a picnic area and you can hear the water in the creek or stream behind, a great tranquil atmosphere. We've now gone back 2 other times when in the SLO area, unfortunately, this time it's February and they're closed for the season. We'll be back after May!

What a great stop. Apples and apple cider and farm stop items. Definitely make a few extra minutes…read moreto stop by.

A MUST STOP on the route north!…read more A local farm turned into a FARMER's market with fresh locally grown produce and U PICK options! You can roam around or sit and enjoy the fresh produce food or candy. Also iconic for fresh PIES which ran out by the time I got there in the afternoon. Great place to take kids to feed a variety of barn ANIMALS from goats to cows and even a bull!

This place was so fun to visit! The little marketplace was fun to stroll through and had lots of…read moreyummy things to buy. Bought one of the triple berry pies and apple crisps to try and they were delicious! The filling for the berry pie was really good slightly tart and sweet. If you like pie crust, the crust was well done too- flaky and crisp. The apple crisp was soooo good- the topping was really tasty and the filling was delicious. I'd go back to try their other pies and hand pies. Feeding the sheep, cow, goats and llamas $3 a head lettuce was so fun! The animals loooove eating the lettuce and it's an enjoyable experience for kids and adults alike. The fields with bales of hay to climb and pose on and also the flower fields to walk around in was also nice too! There was a hay ride, but we were not able to make it-- maybe next time. The food was just mediocre. The pulled pork sandwich had too much sauce on it and it was hard to eat because the bread just fell apart. I wish there were a little more coleslaw on top because it cut the sweetness of the sauce. Would not order again. The tritip sandwich was just okay- lots of thinly sliced meat, but flavor was just alright. Would not order again. The plain hotdog was actually pretty good- it was a big hotdog. Would probably order again for my kid haha. The highlight of the meal was the Brussels sprouts (no pecans and subbed Parmesan for the bleu cheese)! Nicely roasted and seasoned. Definitely would order again! The strawberry lemonade and the oallaberry lemonade were really good- not too sweet and very fruity. Definitely would order again Would definitely come back to spend a couple of hours here!

Stellar Farmer's Market which is really more for locals in the know…read more Food great. Service is great. Ambiance is great, as well. Tons of vendors & right in Spencer's Market Parking lot on Main, right behind Hwy #1 Easily confused with the one on Saturday in downtown Morro Bay which has far less farm eats. Also confused by tourists with the other Thursday night one in downtown SLO...which has less Farm produce and parking is a pain.

The folks at Disney that coined the phrase "The friendliest place on earth" obviously haven't been…read moreto the Thursday Farmers Market in Morro Bay, CA. Regional farmers and producers bring their delicious fare to this market and they are happy to chat and interact with customers. More free samples than you are prepared for and they were all delicious! Fresh pesticide-free veggies, beautiful flowers, fruits bursting with flavor, and more. Located in the parking lot of Spencer's Fresh Market, I recommend checking it out as a nice way to enjoy farm to your table.

Great place a lot of fun. Wonderful produce fresh tasty and great prices. Lovely atmosphere…read more Especially enjoy looking at the artwork.

Nope. Haven't been here in years. Won't bother returning. Strolled through today after lunch…read more Two different people came at us in a psycho way asking if our dog is a service animal. One flat told me dogs can't be there. I reminded her that Actually yes-service animals can. No matter what, totally not worth it.

Best little farm for picking your own flowers and they had picked vegetables and fresh vegetables…read moreto choose from with honey and fresh apples pies and fresh breads to choose from. Plus they have a petting zoo for the kids

The farmer market is back open every Wednesday 4-7 We picked…read moreup kettle corn and roasted corn and this next Wednesday we plan to buy even more stuff like fresh strawberries and coffee! Yum!

Baywood Park Farmers Market in Los Osos has a perfect mix of everything you want and need for a…read morefarmers market - lots of fresh local veggies and fruits, flowers, sourdough, pastries, honey, and clothing (just to name a few)! There is ample booths for you to peruse and everyone is super friendly and welcoming! The market happens every Monday from 2-430pm, but some booths start shutting down early (closer to 4pm) so I'd recommend getting there before 4pm. Highly recommend this local Farmers Market! One of my favorites in the county!

Los Osos baywood farmers market first timer. Small but stocked farmers market. You won't find MLM…read moreproducts here thank goodness (had enough of that in OC/LA) Lots of in season produce for good prices. SLO sourdough bread is delish and I can't wait to try the garlic spread. Pets aren't allowed and everyone comes with their own basket. Not very many vendors take card but some do Venmo and there's a token system where you can buy tokens with your card and the vendors will give you cash back for your purchases.

This is my second favorite farmers market in the central coast. Parking is always easy and free…read more There tends to be a large selection and variety, especially when it comes to produce. - It's important to ask if the produce has been exposed to glyphosate spray. Most of the vendors are not USDA organic, but they don't use spray. However, some of the vendors do use spray and they will be honest with you when you ask them. Unfortunately, you have to ask each vendor individually. - The prices at this farmers market are slightly higher than at the Templeton farmers market. It also takes place later on in the day, not in the morning. Make sure to bring your own cart and reusable bags to cut down on plastic waste.

We stumbled across the Morro Bay Farmer's Market and are glad we did! I bought a pair of handmade…read moreearrings for a gift, a Mighty Cap Mushroom grow box, and fresh veggies for the turkey stew I was making that evening. Highly recommended and a great vibe.

I have never taken the time to truly be in the moment and really chill when in California and see…read morebeyond the obvious gorgeous beaches, sunsets and sights. This 8 day leisurely drive to and from SF was beautiful and stopping at will and experiencing this farm in San Luis Obispo was so peaceful and fun. Open fields for acres, a beautiful calm in the air, no loud noise and no horns or city sounds, beautiful flowers in every color that greet you and make you smile; apples and then more gorgeous and delicious apples that you leisurely pick and place in the basket that fills up fast. A wonderful and warm Manager Olivia who lives in the area and loves what she does. A lovely store with Halloween Knick knacks and jars of honey and other delicious items. A nice area for kids to play. We loved the SLO Creek Farms just off the 101 in San Luis Obispo.

One of our favorite places to come as a family! We have been visiting every year for almost 5 years…read morefor their apple picking in the fall! The service is always so sweet and inviting! The snacks are fun and we love taking pictures in the fields!