Most nostalgic farmers market after being a Davis Grad! It has a bit of everything you need, the…read morevendors are all friendly, lively and just a pleasure to support. The atmosphere of the market is unmatched, truly miss is after leaving and anytime I pass by Davis and the market is on, I try and make a stop for the apple cider and a pastry. Can't wait to come back!

I was pressed for time so I didn't have time to explore the entire market, but I really enjoyed…read morewalking through a part of the Davis Farmers Market on a Saturday afternoon. There's a good amount of vendors and they are conveniently located under a shaded overhang areas. I got some snacks and plants! Can't wait to have more time to explore the entire market in the future.

everything was ++good. WONDERFUL selection, price reasonable. Lovely fresh okra and they found me…read moresome super-ripe tomatoes for my "cajun" okra & tomato recipe I was craving!! Picked up a great big bunch of Thai basil and some chilies. Great service. Love these guys!!

From the owner: We are known for our seasonal produce that always tastes fresh. Our commitment is to bring the…read morecommunity fresh produce to enjoy in the local or surrounding areas. We have almost everything you would need to bring to your table, such as: many varieties of tomatoes, peppers, berries, squash, beans, and greens. As well as many other culturally diverse produce that we grow for the diverse community of Yuba Sutter.

AHHHHMAZING pistachios! My birds love them! Thank you for producing such a high quality product!read more

Great product and purchasing options, perfect if you're looking for a locally grown edible item…read more Very good value. Cute and colorful packaging, delicious flavors! We gave assortments to family, friends, and neighbors for holiday gifts...everyone was absolutely delighted. An excellent and healthy change of pace from the tradition holiday sweets. Customer service (Mia) could not have been better...friendly, helpful, patient. We will be repeat customers.

This place is awesome, you have farmers from all over Northern California that come here. Fresh…read moreorganic lemons, pretty much everything is organic here. Great quality and prices cheaper than Whole Foods.

Smaller than Midtown's Farmers market but I like it as it is organized well under the bridge…read more Every Sunday, 8AM-12PM, year-round. Accept EBT!! It has all organic vegetables, fruits, honey, mushrooms (including Lion Mane ($5/bag), oysters), sourdough breads, flowers that you are looking for, without feeling overwhelmed with lots of booths. Parking: free street parking Come early as favorite items run out fast: for example: blueberries ($7/bag) and sweet cherries ($6/bag)!! Most of the merchants accept CREDIT CARD, making the experience smoother. There is 1 (one) coffee truck with breads if you need your caffeine fix. It is a bit dark since it is under the bridge, but overall clean and seems safe space. Bring your shopping bag!!

Great people. Has a little bit of everything you need locally. S/o Little Farmers Marketread more

This is one of four El Dorado County's certified farmers market. For the 2022 season, it runs from…read more5/7/22 through 10/29/22 every Saturday 8am-12pm in the far parking lot of the Regal movie theater on Placerville Drive. It is a simpler, smaller, compact farmers market compared to Sacramento Downtown or Midtown. It had a nice variety of vendors. The Saturday I dropped by, they were selling produce, frozen fish, flowers, plants, nuts, baked goods, breads, kettle corn, artisan soap, honey, and jewelry. Some of the vendors were... Thao Ranch of Galt, CA: This small family run farm sells fresh produce. Some of the offerings were fresh dill, sweet snap peas, carrots, red onions, squash, leeks, beets, chard... some other items I can not remember off hand. The produce looked all so beautiful and were vibrantly colored. The carrots, beets, and onions still had their green tops on. Fresh. Plus they sold flowers. Beautiful bouquets of fresh flowers $12-15. Huge full gorgeous bouquets. Professional looking. Grateful Bread of Fair Oaks, CA: I was ecstatic to see their booth. I use to live near the bakery (an actual bakery where they made the goods right in the shop). I would drive or bike on over, my faves were the muesli bread and olive n feta cheese loaf. They have some of the best bread I have ever eaten... mmm. They were selling baguette (sourdough and French), cinnamon raisin bread, jalapeño n cheese bread, muesli bread, slider rolls, dinner rolls, cinnamon rolls, coffee cake, banana nut loaf, burger buns, ciabatta rolls, cookies (chocolate chip, peanut butter, oatmeal raisin) and a bunch more. These are all fresh made and not chuck full of preservatives like store shelf bread. I bought a bag of a dozen slider buns $5. Chick's Kettle Corn: Good stuff. Fresh made kettle corn straight from the kettle. He makes it earlier in the day and bags it. I bought a small bag $6. Nature's Nuts: The owner sources the nuts from Ripon and Modesto farms. I spoke to him for a bit. He is quite engaging and quite knowledgeable about nuts (nutritional value, storage, flavoring). No BSing.He sold walnuts, almonds, and pistachios in the shell sold unflavored or flavored. I bought a bag of 8 oz honey smoked almonds. Yum! I was able to sample. The walnuts were so fresh and had an excellent sweet earthy taste. Pat's Pastries: Home based business selling baked goods. Irish soda bread, whole grain bread, chive n cheese biscuits, zucchini pineapple bread, pumpkin ginger bread, gluten free pound cake and zucchini bread... were just some of her offerings. Malik Brothers: They sell various flavors of papadum, chips, rotis, and naan. Each come in a variety of flavors. Roti is a flatbread, made from stoneground whole wheat, originating from India. Ruby's Ranch: They are a farmstead selling all organic produce. Their booth sold a variety of lettuce. It looked all so fresh and vibrant. Rubysranchfsmilyfarmstead.com So many other vendors were there as well!

Simply the best farmers' market in the area with great EVOO, honey, fresh pasta, tomatoes,…read morekale,fruit, etc. It is also the oldest and most established.

Willow Creek Ranch produced one of my favorite mandarin oranges at the 2024 Mountain Mandarin…read moreFestival. Farmers are friendly to chat with. You can sample a mandarin while you're there. You can see them packing bags of oranges. Currently, you can buy 5 lb for $10 or 10 lb for $20. Mandarins are juicy and sweet. You may be able to buy other fresh farm produce here, such as lemons, Cara Cara oranges, blood oranges, or walnuts. You can find products from other local farms, like honey or Newcastle Mandarin Ranch sauces. You can pay by credit card. It's easy to spot the signage and drive to Willow Creek Ranch on English Colony Way, part of the Mandarin Trail. Good luck competing in the upcoming 2025 Mountain Mandarin Festival!

This is one of my primary "go to" places for fresh mandarins when they're in season. It's fairly…read moreclose to my house, easy to get in and out of, manned by friendly people - and about as close to "fresh off the tree" as you can get! When mandarins are in season, you can pretty much be assured that what you're buying here is no more than a day or two from being picked from the trees. It's the end of the season now, and I picked up probably one of the last 10 pound bags they'll be offering for now. Even though it was end of season, the mandarins are just the way I like them - the best variety (in my opinion) - easy to peel, seedless, juicy. So glad I have something like this nearby!

On Saturday morning hubby and I decided to take a roadtrip out to this farmer's market after seeing…read moreit was one of the top must sees to visit in Auburn! It's a small farmers market, but still a lot of great vendors including 2 of my personal favorites, Greatful Bread and Zena Foods! The market also had booths selling fresh brewed coffee, tempting looking packaged teas, bakery items, cheese, spices and of course lots of fresh produce and for all those boujee folks out there, yes even eggs! You cannot leave less than 5 stars for bringing this market to the community that helps support small local businesses and farmers! We ended up purchasing some Chive Pockets for breakfast. After seeing a woman frying up this delicious looking option at Han-Yu Taiwanese Food we knew we had to try it! What are they? A traditional Chinese chive pie or flat dumpling, it was filled with fresh chicken, egg, rice noodles and chive. She asked if we wanted sauce for dipping and I'm sure glad we said yes, because it's VERY good and gave just the right amount of oomph the pocket needed! My hubby absolutely loved his! I would recommend this farmer's market and I'd return! You can find more farmer's markets in Placer County at @liveplacergrown on Instagram! SYOY! :-)

20 or so vendors. Happily they are almost all food items. May 2024: Bought a dozen bags of…read moregorgeous and tasty salad greens and root vegetables. 3 bakeries (of course you want to get bread from the baker and cook booth. Just a few jewelry/ ceramics/soaps and potions sellers. Shortest walk to get in is by parking at the old courthouse then use the pedestrian walkway right at the traffic light intersection. It's somewhat steep so physically handicapped might want to go around the long way.

First time experiencing a farmers market so refreshing and fun!! Lot of options, but overpriced but…read morelove the vibe!! People are friendly, gets crowded.. arrive early :) lots to see , definitely visiting again

Midtown Farmers Market is a full-on Saturday vibe that delivers…read more Live music sets the tone right away, easy, lively, and makes the whole place feel like an event, not just a market. You've got everything covered here: fresh fruit, veggies, breads, local goods, and a seriously stacked food lineup. Highlight? The chorizo arepa from Que Chimba. Crispy grilled outside, soft inside, loaded with chorizo, cheese, creamy chipotle sauce, and just the right spice. Balanced, flavorful, and straight-up satisfying. It's the kind of spot you come hungry, wander, snack, and somehow leave already planning your next round. 5 ROARS from Focusaurus Rex

Well, we drove all the way here, online it was listed as open in multiple spots, but it was not…read more How sad. Someone please update hours online on Yelp, Google, Etc.

The Foothill Farmers' Market located in the RC Wiiley parking lot is one of nine pop-up markets…read morethat this growers organization puts on within Placer County. The markets are located from Truckee to Roseville and include seasonal markets, such as this one, as well as year round markets. This market is Saturdays only from June 6-November 21, 8:30am-12:30pm. There is a year round market a few miles away in Roseville in the Whole Foods Market parking lot (at the Fountains on Galleria Blvd. & East Roseville Parkway from 8:30am - 1pm on Tuesdays) . There are typically around twenty vendors at this Rocklin market. All of the produce is sold by the growers themselves so you can really get the inside scoop on their products and how they are grown. There are also items available like fresh baked breads, cookies and even tamales. On this visit there was also a fresh flower vendor, honey vendor and even some live acoustic entertainment. When you buy an item from any of the vendors you can also get a ticket to enter a weekly drawing to win a free item from RC Wiiley. This week's giveaway was for a mini-fridge. Overall, it's a nice little pop-up and I can always count on finding some flavorful items fresh from the farm. On this visit I was on the hunt for some cherry tomatoes and found some tasty little gems grown by Willow Creek Ranch in Penryn. They were well balanced between sweet and acidic...yummy summer goodness!