Terra Vista Farmer's Market is just what Rancho Cucamonga needed- a space for local and non-locals…read moreto showcase their goods. I love the fresh fruits and vegetables that are available. SAL, gave me a sample of Pomelo grapefruit and I am totally hooked. They are so sweet: I eat them like a dessert. He also has the best oranges, in the red netted bag. I also enjoy the fresh Mediterranean booth with kitchen sink hummus and fresh pita bread. Saturdays from 9am!

This moved to the Rancho Cucamonga Sports Center, it is no longer at Terra Vista!…read more I think there were more food/merch vendors than there were produce stands so that was a bit disappointing for a farmer's market. All of the fruit and produce stands sold roughly the same items so there wasn't that much variety. A few egg vendors. Regarding food, we tried an acai bowl ($13 large) from the sugar cane spot, fried fish taco ($6) from Ensanada, and a beef tamale ($5). Overall decent food for a farmer's market. The performer was THE HIGHLIGHT. I would come back just to see her sing again. I don't know if she is here weekly but her voice was so soothing and brought good vibes. Great song choices. She goes by @thebohemianbusker.

4+ farmers market that pops up in the Downtown Upland area (area where there are lots of…read morerestaurants and small stores with an old timey small town vibe). The footprint of this farmers market isn't huge, but I feel like it has a lot of the vendors/ eateries/ things that I've come to expect at a farmers market. At each of the stands I visited, everyone was very friendly and helpful. I ended up getting some produce, a baguette, some candy, and some honey on this visit. The items were delicious and loved the baguette - using it as my bread at breakfast and making a sandwich at lunch. I definitely would love to comeback and buy other items when I'm sure I know what I want to do with them (when cooking). It can get pretty busy in the area, but I was able to find parking a few blocks away. It gave me a chance to walk through the downtown area and check out some other stores as well.

Great first experience and laid back environment. We had…read moresome great coffee from Juan at Espresso Cuts Coffee- the iced coffee and latte were great!!! We also went to Dyvonne's Cookies and Bake Shop for a cinnamon roll and cookies - delicious We bought some jewelry and trinkets and observed the animals at the end: a pig, a duck , a Small pigmee goat and some Chickens. We also grabbed some homemade salsa from Valente from Tatiana. Ample parking along the side street. We spent a bit, but got many things that we wanted- a great day.

Super cute area, my kids had a blast checking out and identifying all the plants as well as seeing…read moreall the butterflies! Thank you!

I read the reviews about this place expecting a lavish garden of fruits and vegetables and I…read morecouldn't be more wrong. It looked like it had been abandoned and very neglected sadly. Their produce was in a big refrigerator.

I enjoy going here there's lots of great vendors and a great experience. Shop local and support…read moresmall businesses

For close to 20 years, this Farmers Market has been a Thursday night staple that runs for the…read moreduration of daylight savings time. Located in downtown Upland, this event's hub is the gazebo, where they usually have a band or dj playing music for the attendees to enjoy. Every year, I try to go 1 or 2 times, just to support my hometown. The last couple of years, it seems like there have been fewer and fewer vendors, which is a shame. I've noticed that the event seems to attract a large number of teenagers that want to use it as a chance to hang out, which personally is a dis-incentive for me to go. When I do go, I make it a point to get the bacon-wrapped hot dogs, corn salsa salad from Margie's Shuck Wagon, tri-tip sandwiches, and funnel cake. I'm a glutton. I can't help it. Leave me alone.

We love to come here, it's a nice free thing to do to walk around, enjoy music and get good food…read more Enjoy the vendors, buy dessert and sometimes we bring our cat (on a leash of course) ... The food vendors are always good and a nice variety. We favor the flautas, taquitos, tamales, my husband love the smash burger, and I always make sure to get an iced tea from the drink vendor who puts lights in the drinks. It's such a nice addition to the community. I love that there is themed nights too. The live music is enjoyable. Only part is there is hardly anywhere to sit and eat. So bring a fold up chair or tail gate or walk around and eat, that's what I do. We are so happy to enjoy it when we're in Chino. Highly recommend. It's every Fri 5pm to 10pm outside in the parking lot in front of Ojos Locos. Off Philadelphia and Central. Perfect huge parking lot.

Went to the Chino Night market for the first time last night and i think calling it a market is a…read morebit of stretch. Really it's only 3 rows of vendors and like 90 percent is food. They don't really sell goods, crafts, or items like we were expecting. Although they have a big variety of for vendors they are really over priced. They were selling small tacos for 4 dollars each, drinks were an average of 7/8 dollars. I ordered taquitos which came in a cup ( 3 taquitos with toppings and rice) although it was good 15 dollars for chicken taquitos is not worth it in my opinion. My bf ordered a Hawaiian bbq plate with beef, chicken, rice, and mac for 14 which i think was one of the few fairly priced items. My friends ordered a variety of items but also felt that they were not food for the price. Unfortunately i don't think we would return.

Drove around in circles just to not find it even though it shows open on Yelp…read more Don't waste your time instead drive to Ranchos Farmers Market.

I always enjoy going to a Farmers Market. I like the location of this one. Unfortunately there are…read moreless than a dozen vendors (only 1 with fruit & vegetables) and sadly I can walk the whole market in under 10 minutes. I've been 3x and will go a few more, but if they don't get more 'farmer's' goods I'll go somewhere else soon.

Machlin Open-Air outdoor flea market is quite interesting. Located in Ontario and we just stumbled…read moreupon this while driving around and saw the vendors set up in the parking lot. They are open at 7:30 AM and close at 3PM. Cost of admission was $1 for adults and kids can some in free. Like your typical outdoor flea market, they sell snacks, clothing of all kinds and sizes, toys (new and old) and pets as well. This time I stumbled upon some interesting birds which were quite rare as well as a mini nursery with exotic fruit trees. I did end up just getting some tacos and snacks and bought some t-shirts for fun. Would recommended coming here if you want to see what's new and being sold. Some vendors only allow cash but there are some that will take apply pay.

10/6/24 Finally, found what I'm looking for, after walking in purgatory under 102° weather,…read moresucculents! Good ole Yelp found this place when i wrote " outdoor swap meet" on search. The reviews are a great mix & I kept looking for photos of succulents. It was hella hot, thankfully I wore a hat, otherwise I would've seared some serious burn on my scalp. I was on a mission and I barely took a lot of photos to show what they have to offer at this open air swap meet. I saw musical instruments like huge drum set deli meat slicer, plants, other parts and craft stuff socks selling for two packs for $5, posters, leather slippers, boots & cowboy hats...you name it, it's there, I think. There were live birds & turtles for sale, too Will return when I am browsing for other things & the weather is not scalding hot. Got some succulents for now to start my project with, good selection but you have to come early (8 am) to get better deals