Great farmers market in Fremont in a cute neighborhood. Parking can get tough but not impossible. I…read morewould recommend an early arrival to avoid this issue. My family loves the strawberries from this market the best and I love the hummus.

Enjoyed the atmosphere! Nice local food and food trucks. Good to check out the olive oil company…read moreand thyme for tea shop !

In my opinion, the best-ish farmers market in the east bay. Multiple and varied vendors. Lots of…read moreveggies, fruits, baked goods...Generally utilizes Apple Pay/card payments throughout. Clean up commonly occurs around 1pm with sales happening after 12pm. Lots of parking as it's located at once a vibrant mall. Minus 1 star dude to rude af folks; whether that's customers or vendors. For example, most of the time there isn't someone regulating the samples so folks' fingers are dabbing in there aka hecka gross and throwing the tongs back in the bin with no care in the world.

Great farmers market: - easy parking anywhere at the mall,…read morebest would be by 24 hour fitness. We hoofed it from Costco. - a few organic options - live music from local schools - grass fed beef - microgreens - mushrooms - oat milk matcha was quite good - unsweetened! - baked goods galore and a few gf options - some brunch options and a handful of seats - $5 tamales!!! - prices are less than other markets in the east and South Bay

We were visiting a friend in the east bay and a coworker recommended us to come here for a stall's…read morecold noodles. The market isn't that big but had the usual offerings. But they did have Thai Holy Basil and my husband was excited. We can make ka prow. So we found the cold noodle stall. Ordered. The mild is not spicy at all, and the spicy was like a medium. So definitely get spicy if you want some kick. But if you plan to come here for this, either come early or somehow pre-order (although I don't know their website info). We wanted to try it first before grabbing a few more for our friends. But they told us they were "sold out" for preorders. Well that's a bummer! How are you going to market yourself if folks wander the farmers market and want to try your noodles?? Ah well, solid choice, but don't expect to be able to get a bowl! Empanadas were MEH. Mamabakehouse was a good choice if you love kouign amanns. Easy parking is a plus!

Wonderful food, produce, and people! Often live music performers which makes for a nice experience…read moreoverall. On this day- guest mariachi musicians and dancers!

Lots of the positive review are a very long time ago... my experience was not a good one, he was a…read morelittle rude from the start patlingnis not the greatest, I am disabled and have a placard and basically yelled at for how I parked ., I was off to the side not blocking but trying to stay in a spot where I would not get stuck due to rain etc conditions. I left and never to return. And actually just with what I seen in there little Stan for sale, wasn't impressive... might want to be more kind to get customers. Just saying..

A rare gem that more people need to know about so spread the word. This is one of my favorite…read moreplaces to go when I'm not growing my own vegetables. This farm is working very hard year round to bring you the freshest of produce. Ramon & family treat everyone like family and that same amount of love that goes into everything they grow. It's always refreshing when we see the doors of the little stand open during their selling season and the chickens are ready to greet you as they roam around acting as natures pesticide eating a bunch of delicious bugs, keeping them off of the veggies. If you haven't yet tried Ramirez Farm's corn. you must stop by and grab some. Don't just get a couple grab a dozen, you won't be disappointed. Enjoy!!

I wish they had a storefront, because I would be there every weekend. Their cakes/pastries are so…read moregood. My favorite item is the carrot cake. It is the best carrot cake I've ever had. I dislike carrot cake that has walnut CHUNKS. I don't want smushy crunch texture. Mamahouse puts ground up walnuts in the carrot cake. The best way I can describe the carrot cake is that it tastes like Christmas. That reads silly but that's how I feel. It's also the perfect size to share amongst our family of 4. All other items are great and highly addictive. I highly recommend.

The kouign amann queen! Nothing beats it! I always try to go here early when I am at the Farmer's…read moreMarket. I hear they also take pre-orders for pick-up (which I haven't tried myself) if you want to make sure you do not run out. I always go for the original flavor but they do over a bunch of different ones and some seasonal flavors as well. Make sure to check it out!

Small and nice farmers market. I come here to get my sugarcane juice fix from Sweetcanes. I also…read moreget the nut butter and hummus guy. There's also some good cheesecake vendor and other food vendors. Plenty of fruits and vegetables vendors to choose from. They sell balut (fertilized duck egg) here as well. Today seem less vendors than usual. There is a vendor that sells beef bacon and it's so good but he wasn't here today.

In my opinion, Newark Farmers' Market (at Newpark Mall) slightly triumphs Irvington Farmers' Market…read moredue to: - number of vendors - variety of vendors - larger food selection This market presumably "stops" at 2pm with discounts presumably starting at 1250pm (or sooner). I feel the service is fairly standard across the board (of what you would expect at farmer markets and festivals). But is largely more dependent on EBT and cash. You can park at the post office, there's a small lot at the bay fair, street parking, and some folks park at the huge plaza...

I headed to the market late Saturday afternoon. Even though it was cold and windy, the atmosphere…read morewas so welcoming, and no one seemed tired at all. I stopped by a strawberry vendor, and honestly, they were the best strawberries we've ever had--so fresh, perfectly ripe, and nothing like the ones from the supermarket. We also picked up some kefir yogurt nearby that totally exceeded our expectations. It was a bit more expensive than usual, but definitely worth the price.

Occasionally when I go grocery shopping at TJs down the street, ill stop by here. When I visit on…read moreSaturdays around 11AM, it's not very busy. The parking lot is not full and there's a lot of space. There are approximately 3 veggies stands, 2 fruits stands, hummus stand, 2 bread stand, meat/fish stand, cheesecake stand, flower stand, and a few food stands. I've found that while this farmers market is small, it usually has what you need. I do find that the produce can be quite pricey! I primarily choose to visit, due to the exceptionally sweet fruit. I rarely find oranges, Asian pears, and apples as sweet. So when I feel like dishing out a few extra bucks for some delicious fruit, I'll treat myself. With that said, holy gosh are the prices expensive! $5/lb for Asian pairs and other citrus fruits. $2.50/lb for napa cabbage(that is usually $.69/lb at the grocery store. Yeah, I get that it's a farmer's market, however, it's no longer what it used to be. We used to solely buy produce at farmers markets, now it's not possible unless you're making a solid income to afford $5/lb oranges. Overall, clean and tidy farmers markets!

Great variety of produce vendors, fresh flowers and baked goods. I always pick up a load of fresh…read morebaked bread, fresh strawberries and blueberries and flowers. An assortment of ready to eat item like kettle corn, tamales and pastries are available along with meats, like salami, smoked salmon and pastas and cheeses. The vendors are friendly and helpful. I enjoy my Saturday morning visits. There are picnic tables to enjoy a bite and A guitarist playing music for everyone's entertainment.

I was just returning something at Target and saw the canopies. I did not know they had a Farmers'…read moreMarket here! I was quite impressed too! One of the better ones fersure! Lots of canopies. Lots of food options. People were friendly. Welcoming vibes. They even had a guy playing an instrument there. I love when farmers markets have hot food ready to eat. They had baked potatoes, dumplings, falafels, tamales, etc. I ended up getting a pupusa for $4 and it was delicious! The pricing on the produce was very fair too. I definitely enjoyed taking a stroll down the aisles. It was such a pleasant surprise. Now that I know its here, I might be coming more often!