Maybe it's just me, but I like to look sometimes without feeling the urge to touch, caress, or…read morefeel. I can admire plump, round, and juicy shapes without wanting to squeeze them with my hands. I like to imagine the earthy, feral flavors of wild things without bending down deeply to smell them. I like to imagine the juices dripping off my lips and the stickiness on my fingers. I like to watch and admire from afar. Even if I never intend to pay for the pleasure of eating. That's how I feel about farmers' market food porn here at Ukiah's visually stunning Saturday Farmers' Market. It opens at 9am and goes until around noon, with a nice local park nearby for resting in the shade and abundant amounts of free street parking all over. Of course, you can fill up on food for the coming week here, but what if you don't have the means to carry a lot with you? When visiting a local farmers' market as an out-of-town curiosity seeker, looking without leaping is sometimes pleasure enough. Buying means making a commitment to cook, and if I am just passing through town and have prior reservations to dine, what would be the point? All of this deliciousness would just sit in the back of my car all dressed up but no where to go. What's awesome about a quality farmers' market in summer especially is how great all the produce looks, even if you aren't ready or able to buy that day. Admission here is free and no questions asked. Look, admire, and buy if you can but don't pass this up if you are only passing through. Fruit, veg, and products this delicious deserve all the attention they can get! You can always slake your thirst after at Ukiah Brewing Company's bar when you are through loving the veg with your eyes, or grab a cold brew on nitro at Black Oak Coffee Roasters. But the market itself is a highly recommended stop if you have time to kill on a sunny Saturday afternoon and want to see what's happening in this part of Northern California's ever evolving food scene.

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..

Booby Berry is a staple in the Valley. The BEST fresh made food with a huge variety of- fresh made…read morebreads, desserts, burritos, sandwiches and more.. and all on the VERY HEALTHY side! Been coming here for over 30 years ... even my carnivore kids crave the BBQ TOFU! Organic produce and veggies, warm coffees and teas, shampoos , candles , a little of everything you need. When you stop in - tell Kevin , Lisa Kuny sent you!!!

The food I have tried so far are rated from, THE best to least are:…read moreChocolate Chip Cookies Asian Noodles and Sopes, just ok but the tortilla base was too hard and too cold to bite. Boont Berry Farm presents a great food option for vegans in the Anderson valley. Although there are many vegetarian choices available the food counter/cashier area is chaotic! It gets gnarly in there when there are 3 or more people... It is worth a visit though, it's got the curb appeal and the Boonville vibe too!

This place has a lot of positive buzz, so I was excited to see all their food selections…read more This place is like a mini 7-Eleven with higher a decent selection of higher end dessert items, including honey halva. They do, however, have a large selection of wine and beer. Depending on prices, this might be their biggest draw. The ambience here is old small town store vibe. Many of their shelf stable specialty items have no price on them so you really don't know what the price tag is unless you don't care or have to ask. The service counter is very small and crowded with the kind of things you would find in a Seven-11--lottery tickets, vitamins, gum etc. Service was OK for what it is. Maybe because I came on a Tuesday, there were only half a dozen premade salads, (bean salad, potato, salad, etc.) A list of sandwich specialties were handwritten written on a piece of paper tacked to the wall. Specialty Sandwich selections were limited, but they will make you any type of sandwich you want. I had a ham and cheese, and the ham was that slick, processed type of ham, which most folks don't care for. Bottom line: it's resting on its sandwich laurels , trying to maximize profits as best they can.

I was excited to try their sandwiches but no bathroom? Turned around and left and bought a sandwich…read moreelsewhere.

Not much of a farmers market, about 5 vendors of food (strawberries, veggies, cookies, pies, etc)…read moreand others were merchandise. Drinking outdoors is a theme. The waffle truck had a line. Came on Saturday around 1 pm.

Small, hometown market. Looking forward to seeing more fresh vegetables as Spring approachesread more

The apple cider slushies are bomb. So good I had to go back and get another before I left…read more It's a little expensive but I think it's totally reasonable for home-made/grown products.

TBH it's expensive and the drive from Sacramento sucks but so delicious cider, the best apple cider…read moreI've ever had--ice cold, crisp, no after taste, and cider jelly! We love to support local farms when we can, definitely worth a biennial visit. We picked up some persimmon also while here. The folks are friendly; you can certainly strike up some conversation. This stand is set up inside a barn. You can't miss it!

The store has a good selection and decent prices, but anytime I am rung up by any of the younger…read moregirls, I leave in a sad mood. They are sooooo mean for absolutely no reason at all. They should definitely not be in the front of the store. I always go outta my way to be nice to them and it never makes a difference. Just major attitude every single time. It makes me want to go up to the Willits store for my shopping, just so they don't ruin my day.

they could do better on some of there prices some of the employes are not friendly but some are but…read moreit is a nice store if you can find a deal

One of my favorites in town this place is a gem my gf always gets cookies and fruits when she…read morevisits but ya we love this place

Imwalle has a lot to offer with healthy plants and helpful people. They also have fresh produce at…read morea lower price than other markets.

Great learning environment. The owners are very nice and knowledgeable folks. They have a variety…read moreof animal ON SITE all providing natural healthy Food for sale Meats and egg etc. Call before going.

What a great vendor, they were at the Clement street farmers market in San Francisco today…read more They had a great mix of bottled and canned prepared items, but what got my attention were the meats. Very decent Beef prices, I really want to pickup a Skirt or Flat Iron Steak the next time I see them. There is something about Farm raised and butchered meats. Working the ranch since 2004.