Cute little farmers market that allows well behaved dogs on leash. One food truck and several…read morelocal stands. Given the lack of any larger grocery stores, more produce stands would be a nice addition. Either way, everyone is kind and the vendors all accept electronic payment in addition to good ol cash. Raymond's bakery is the most popular stand for good reason. I'm a huge sourdough fan but Raymond's is softer and less sour but still delicious. Bought a loaf of the sea salted sourdough ripped right into it and it was good! Wanted to update Yelp with photos to give you an idea of what they have at the market.

What a cute little farmers market! Parking was easy. Everyone working was happy and helpful…read more Selection was decent and the fruit was so tasty. The croissants I purchased were delicious! There were some very lovely little trinkets and some jewelry available for purchase as well. Personally, a big fan of the flamingo band set up - so cute!

I was in town for a group meeting and after checking into the nearby Occidental Lodge, I enjoyed…read morewalking around this Thursday (to Dusk) community market. And it was just across the street! There was a nice variety of prepared food, produce, crafts, music and hippy-dippy people watching. I wandered back highly entertained and with a big ass cookie for my time.

This was the perfect stop on our vacation before we settled into our airbnb (which was on a ranch)…read more We needed snacks and food for dinner -- specifically stuff to grill over our campfire, and this Farmers Market had the perfect goodies for us. There was lots of beautiful produce and we ended up buying enormous trumpet mushrooms and zucchini. We grilled them both with just a little olive oil, salt, and pepper, and they were so perfect. We also bought a giant box of blueberries, a jar of orange blossom honey (that we brought home with us and still use), and lots of cheese! Aside from all the produce, cheese, and honey, you'll find handmade crafts like baskets and jewelry, a paella stand, flowers, live music, smoked meats, art, and more. It's in a great location too, right in the center of the little downtown, so there's bars, restaurants, and shopping all right there.

This is one of my favorite farmers markets in the Bay Area. Always great vibes with friendly and…read moreinviting vendors from all different types of local businesses. Open on Sunday mornings. There are a few options for fresh ready-to-go food plus coffee and tea vendors so you can sip and eat while you shop. They also have live music that gets the community dancing and makes the whole market feel lively. You can buy local produce for the week, plant starters for your garden, a new ceramic cup for your office, jewelry for your loved ones and so much more is offered at this market. If you're looking for a way to spend your Sunday morning and a place to find high quality local goods this is your market!

Such a cute farmers market with a live band. I enjoyed browsing at the many different things they…read moreoffer here, beautiful handmade pottery, darling handmade clothes, scented oils, flowers, many choices of food, and hummus. I bought a very tasty hummus from one of the vendors and really enjoyed it. Also, I ordered a delicious shredded chicken from Cita's Kitchen that was absolutely amazing. It was a wonderful way to spend a Sunday strolling and browsing here.

Great stop on the road! This Farmer's Market is especially…read moregood for Coffee, Baked Goods (oh man the cinnamon rolls, spring rolls, fresh bread!) and random hand crafts. More so than most, it's always surprised me how many different vendors/craftsmen show up one weekend and are never seen again - but that keeps it interesting!

Excellent start to a new year at the Russian River Farmer's Market. There were 3 small farms and a…read moregood group of local foodstuffs craft people. Live music to come and expanded art tables, I'm looking forward to a good time this summer!

A whole lotta nope. There were 6 stands and half of them were clothing and non food items. It was a…read morelittle embarrassing considering they boast this to be one of the top ten exciting things to do in Guerneville and you can plan to eat dinner here.

We were on our way to Talmage to the COTB and decided to make a quick stop…read more Decent little farmers market just off the freeway with plenty of parking. Lots of spacing between vendors so easy to get around even if there is a crowd. As with most the prepared food / knick knack vendors outnumber those selling farmed goods like 3 to1 Aside from that not a bad stop

Great food. The vendors provided wonderful service in a fair like atmosphere. Great place for…read morefamilies

Local farmers market that's open on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Wednesday hours 9-1, Saturday 8:30-1…read more Located in farmers lane plaza and open year round rain or shine. Situated in the plazas parking lot so parking is ample, however, there are signs posted with restrictions for farmers market visitors. When we visited on 2/28, there were 3 rows of stalls. I really enjoyed walking up and down checking out every booth. I loved the variety of food trucks and fresh farm stands to unique artisan booths with things such as pottery, wood crafts, jewelry, and more.

While visiting family in the area, we decided to stop by this farmers market and see what artisanal…read moregoods they had to offer. I really appreciated the wide variety of what you can find here. Handmade charcuterie boards, fresh vegetables and eggs, local honey, coffee, and even a massage table that you can book in 15 minute blocks. My favorite booth was one where you can sample various Labne and other middle eastern goods. The gentleman working there was so welcoming and excited to share his unique spreads and side dishes. The ambience is very relaxed and on brand of Santa Rosa. It's the perfect blend of weird and eclectic along with a focus on community and celebrating local vendors. Definitely stop by if you're around on a Saturday morning!

It's rare to find a real farm shop down a backroad, and True Grass Farms offers a simple…read morehelp-yourself shop on the honor system. For sale here are fresh eggs, frozen meats (lamb, pork and beef), local tea, and bone broth. We took note that this is an ecological farm using regenerative grazing practices, and yes we had to dig deeper into their website to find out exactly what that means. Impressive: thoughtful, transparent & sustainable farming. We picked up a dozen farm fresh eggs ($10) some farm made breakfast sausage (which was delicious), and large pork sausage, which we can't wait to try. Easy to connect to their free WiFi at the farm shop and pay via Venmo. Nothing better than a true backroads find!

Camping my Style…read more Working cattle ranch and farm that also happens to have camping locations available throughout the property. The Good: *You can purchase some of their homegrown meats to use at your campground. *Lone shared restroom was very not bad for an outhouse. *Multiple campsites along the Estero *You can also purchase wood to burn in the camp firepit *Located in Tomales, not too far from the ocean, it probably doesn't get too hot like most summer campgrounds are prone to getting. *Cell signal (Xfinity) was actually pretty decent in some spots. The Meh: *Directions to campground is a little confusing at first. The Ugly: *It's still camping and sleeping in a tent on an air mattress is still a nightmare. Conclusion: Still not a big fan of camping but this place is very not bad.

From fresh fruit to gyoza, and pretty rocks to homemade blankets, the Windsor Farmers Market ticks…read moreall the marks. It's a nice outdoor atmosphere, with lots of small shops and friendly folk selling their wares. We picked up some breakfast, flowers, honey, and some other random goods and everyone provided great service. :)

This is an overpriced market. We did find a few interesting deals, but mostly the fruits and…read morevegetables were priced above equal or better items at whole foods or Oliver's. The booths in front of the library were the worst - prices were double what they would be at whole foods - which isn't cheap. I don't think I'll go back.