Probably one of the best farmers markets I've ever been to! The produce and flowers are absolutely…read moreincredible, and the location is perfect. It's exactly what a farmers market should be; quaint, charming, and full of fresh, yummy things. I absolutely loved it!

Typically, I go to the Ojai market on the weekends, but I was visiting Ojai on the weekday and…read morenotice that they have a small market. They called this the community market. The market is open on Thursday from 3-7pm. Unlike the weekend market the number of vendors is very limited. The limited vendors could also been due to the heat the day we visited. I did spot a yummy bagel vendor-called buckaroo. Their bagels were really yummy made out of sourdough. The farmer's market is right off the main street...so very convenient when visiting. The farmer's market is in the park and there is parking lot right next to the market. A nice, relaxing vibe to go with the family- often there is music at the market.

This has to be one of the best and varied farmers market I've been to. Produce is really cheap and…read morefresh . We also got some breads for the road and were baked to perfection . Everyone is friendly and giving samples. Wish it was closer to home

My friend took me to this Farmer's Market since I'm returning to Las Vegas in a couple of days. I…read morelove the variety of items showcased, along with the street entertainment. There was so much I wanted to buy but had to discipline myself . Loved that the produce was organic, saw a stall with sourdough bread and treats (as anew sourdough baker, this excited me). The grass fed meats available was amazing and so many flowers and plants to choose from. I spent a lot of time at the nut butter stand and saw how I could easily have spent $100 just there. The service here was amazing. This was a great experience with beautiful weather.

Oh boy, stopped at this farmers market on a visit from Los Angeles and was shocked at the small…read moreselection, high prices, and tons of wealthy hippie types cosplaying the age of Aquarius. $5 for a small bunch of kale while I watch wealthy women in big hats praise each other for their neutral tone peasant skirts? Naw.

I stopped by here for the first time last week. I was on the hunt for heirloom cauliflower and was…read morea little disappointed by the percentage of vendors who were selling farm produce (few). I did appreciate that the other vendors appeared to be local artists and stuff. Lots of children running around being naughty, throwing fresh delicious strawberries at each other and letting them get squashed on the ground, dogs peeing on the same grass the kids are playing on, people picnicking in the center grassy area (the one the dogs use for potty). I bought some local pork and a loaf of bread. I was able to park conveniently in the park n ride. There were a couple of produce vendors, they just didn't have what I was looking for. For more stands with produce & fruit try the Sunday market.

Seriously a GREAT farmer's market! Love going! Food to eat there in the spot, great selection of…read morefruits and vegetables, always a fun crowd, and everyone is very kind. We have never had a bad experience there. Although parking can be challenging, it's worth it!

Being new to the area, I've been visiting different farmers markets around Santa Clarita, and I was…read morereally excited when I found the Old Town Newhall Farmers Market. Out of the ones I've tried so far, this one had more of the variety I was personally looking for, and I enjoyed the overall atmosphere the first few times I went. But the main reason I initially felt comfortable there was because during my first visit, I came with my service dog and the employee at the entrance properly asked the ADA-approved questions. She asked if my dog was a service dog and then asked what task she performs. I genuinely appreciated that so much, because most of the time people immediately say "we don't allow dogs" without asking, which can feel dismissive when you rely on a service animal. That first experience made me feel safe and respected, and it made me want to keep coming back. Unfortunately, my most recent visit was very different. When I arrived, an employee immediately told me that dogs were not allowed, without first asking if my dog was a service animal. I politely asked if she could ask the two ADA questions, and the interaction became uncomfortable. She responded, "I did, I asked you what the task for your service dog was." I told her, "You didn't ask me if she was a service dog, you just told me dogs aren't allowed." I then explained my dog's task and said, "If you don't mind, please review the ADA procedure for the two questions." She replied, "Oh my friend, we do follow ADA regulations." I told her, "No, you didn't. You assumed my dog was a pet and didn't ask if she was a service dog first." She said, "Most people are happy when we ask those questions," and I responded, "Yes, we are happy when you actually ask them." I do believe she thought she had asked correctly, but she didn't, and the conversation kept going back and forth in front of other people, including a vendor nearby who was giving samples. I ended up getting emotional and crying, which was embarrassing, and I felt bad that the vendor had to witness the situation because he was just standing there doing his job. I can see how this may seem like a small thing to some people, but for those of us who rely on real service dogs, these interactions matter a lot. We constantly feel like we have to justify our legitimacy, and it gets exhausting. I understand that staff have to deal with people bringing pets that are not service animals, and I respect that, but that's exactly why the correct ADA questions should always be asked before making assumptions. And there are ways that you can tell when a service dog is not a real service dog, which is information I would gladly give as I used to help train service animals. Because of that experience, I left feeling really disappointed. It's unfortunate, because I truly liked this farmers market and the variety it offers, but after that interaction I don't feel comfortable going back. I do hope staff continue to review ADA guidelines so situations like this can be handled more professionally in the future.

The produce at this market is good. The olives and olive oil are outstanding ! It would be even…read morebetter if it were larger.

Great Market! I got some pie from the Jimenez Family farm :) excited to back to the market when in…read moreCarp again.

Incredible market! From this Midwest girl perspective, I was glorious. A date vendor with more…read moretypes than I knew existed. A berry vendor who sold a trio of raspberries, blueberries and blackberries. A horchata coffee sealed the deal -- this market is a winner.

This farmers market is elite Saturday morning energy. Open year-round, rain or shine, right on Main…read moreStreet between S Palm St & Figueroa St. It's officially part of my weekly ritual. Fresh produce? Always hits. Flowers? Stunning every time. Vendors? So friendly. It's the kind of place you come to stroll and leave with a full tote and very happy. Also... the food court deserves its own moment. Artisan bakery goods, fresh juice, and tamales. Do yourself a favor and stand in line, it's worth the wait. Heads up: no pets due to health department regulations. Easy to walk, great vibes, occasional live music, and feels very Ventura in the best way.

After leaving Ojai, I could only think of regret. I had just eaten some very excellent strawberries…read morefrom the Sunday farmer's market and I only bought a basket. On my way out of town I saw this roadside fruit stand and hoping for lightning to strike twice I decided to pull over. I saw they had a larger variety of fruits but saw they had strawberries, not wanting to have another case of regret I bought a full flat of strawberries and headed out. They weren't the exact same but still very tasty and for the amount of fresh, strawberries-no bad ones too no less! It was just right.

I bought overpriced, and it turns out moldy strawberries. I got them home to wash, and the bottom…read moreof one basket was moldy. The rest were so mushy I had to freeze them.

Although this is a much smaller farmers market it's in a convenient location for me to come on my…read morelunch break. There are not a lot of vendors, and they change from time to time, but since I mainly buy fruits and vegetables there are always vendors that sell those and I always find what I need and more. The tamales stand is one of my favorites. Their tamales are a bit bigger in size and has plenty of filling, it is delicious! But at $5 a tamale it is pretty pricey so I only get it when I'm craving it.

Not the largest farmers market I've attended, but saw it as we were driving past, so we U-turned…read moreand checked it out. Prices were MUCH HIGHER than I remember seeing pre Covid. Yes, yes, inflation....but $5 for a small basket of fruit or veg??? Not even organic! Some stalls did boast organic and their prices weee a bit higher. I didn't find anything I couldn't live without so, sadly, I took my empty shopping bag and moved on. (sigh)

We came here on a Friday morning for the juicy and sweet pixie tangerines. They're delicious. They…read moresell also by the bushel, so we got a box of medium sized pixie tangerines to share with loved ones. They also sell these cute lunch box tins, juices and honey.

I love Friend's, the absolute freshest citrus I've found in California. The people are so nice, the…read morelemonade is outstanding as well. They've been around since I was a kid, I'm happy to see they are still plugging away. Support local produce when you can! They have Oranges, Tangerines, Grapefruits, Honey, Orange Juice & Lemonade.

I came here on a random Sunday and was able to get a fine assortment of baked goods, pickled…read moreveggies and some local fruit. Whats neat about this farmers market is that it's actually local! Most of the goods are from Oxnard and not a random town thats hours away like other markets. The artisans are all pretty friendly and happy that you're there. I really enjoyed the vibe and how pleasant everyone was. Plenty of parking and a lot of vendors accept different payment methods. I recommend coming here and getting a snack if you are going on any of the local boat tours to the islands.

We decided to stop in on a Sunday morning and check it out before heading back to San Diego…read more Plenty of parking on the street or in the lot. The market had many more booths than I was expecting after reading the write up. They had a mix of food items for sale from fruits and veggies to desserts, to fish to drinks but they also had jewelry, clothes, toys, cremes and balms and other assorted items. Their fruits and veggies were impressive. It was so vibrant, colorful, fragrant. Enjoy my photos of the berries to see what I mean. I did buy a bakery item from the booth that had a lot of items, but no one in line, no wait versus the other booth that had a good amount of items but about 15 people in line. I should have known. My coffee cake item had saran wrap but it had a hole in it, and it was very stale. I am assuming that the hole led to it being stale and not that it was an old item not freshly made that day. It was very disappointing. If you are in the area, stop in and check it out.