About 1-2 blocks long, there are a variety of vendors available here. I like that this farmer's…read moremarket has slightly later hours than what I see at other farmer's markets - they are open from 10-2 here instead of 9-1. I came by and got some fresh, sweet strawberries and a thick slice of sourdough focaccia bread that was soft and paired great with some rosemary infused olive oil. They didn't have any hot food vendors though, so I was a bit bummed by that. Parking is available on the street via meters.

3/7/26- Small farmer's market.. Not many stands all yogether. I tent/canopy fruit & vegetable…read morestands. About 1/4 were merch stands for teas, coffee, and info stands. Bought loose all natural teas but they were expensive. From $20 - $30 per bag. I usually buy loose natural teas at my local farmers market in Tracy and they are $15 per bag no matter what type of tea is is. It was quiet since I arrived right at 10am when it opens. Not many people at all walking around. The tea vendor was nice but seemed nervous, which I thought was odd. Unless this was his first time selling. It is a family run home grown teas.

I love to treasure hunt here. Yes it's chaotic, but that's a big part of the fun. I always find…read moreinteresting items at really good prices.

flea market lots of people are buying lots of people that are selling all kinds of different stuffread more

When nothing is the same and everything is closed, the few remaining vendors, musicians and artists…read morethat continue to sale their wares, burn incense and play live music give me nostalgia, and small comfort that some things may never change, The Flea Market is a fraction of what it used to be, the years and times have not been kind to it, sad to see it go.

I used to go to this often before the pandemic and was in the area today, so I stopped by when I…read moresaw the sign The sign is about all that's left. There might've been five tables. No food, no performance no music. Hope it comes back

-Delicious Kettle Corn is located next to Rotten City Pizza. most times they are on the move,…read moreshowing up at farmers markets, festival, street fairs. locale: JLS farmers market (CUESA) 5/29 eats:kettle corn -lightly glazed with sugar, salt, freshly made on site. sizes of $4, $8, $12, $15 -+$1 gets u a carmelized glaze. -free samples available.

Best caramel corn I've ever had!! They are hard to find. I first found them at SF state's small…read morefarmers market, then they just disappeared like a fart in the wind. Been looking for them for a year!! Then today at the Haight street fair, BAMMM! There they are!!!! I bought a large AND and medium caramel corn because who the hell knows when I'll find them again.

This is a great place. I passed by several times and not knowing how it works. Even at night,…read morethere's a light lamp that leaves the place lit. This is a 24/7 farm stand. You take what you want, based on the price, and drop your money in the box, or use PayPal or Venmo. There are so many things: flowers, fruits, vegetables, tea bags, etc. I don't think it's as sanitary during COVID, so make sure to wash your hands after handling all these.

A fantastic effort! Thank you!! eggs and cookies also available. Check or venmo only.read more

Last week I had a cherry tart from the market and it was delicious, so this past Saturday I bought…read moretwo more. Fortunately, I didn't break a tooth as my first tart had three cherry pits in it and the other one had one pit. So do not buy anything with cherries from the market. This is a shame as I like their jams and other products.

During my visit to Berkeley on a Saturday morning, I stopped by the Downtown Farmers Market. This…read moremarket also showcases on Tuesdays and Thursdays too, albeit at other locations in Berkeley. Walking through this out door market, the best booth, in my opinion, is found at the end. It is the Frog Hollow Farm Kitchen stand. I may be biased. But then, I am a big fan of baked goods. My pictures show the wide selection of products. Which one do you choose? We grabbed a few to go. Blueberry pocket pie, apple pocket pie and Hungarian shortbread. All these items were delicious. Blueberry pie had real fresh blueberries. There are several more items I wanted to try. But how much can you eat in one sitting? Oh well, luckily there is always a next time. Service was excellent.

Pretty good for a Farmers Market. The Himalayan Plate is super cozy - it's basically rice, chicken,…read moreveggies, and some curry-like things. A very wholesome meal. The chicken in particular was very good - much more tender and juicy than I am used to from South Asian food. The momos and the mango lassi were pretty average, although the momos were amusingly long and the mango lassi was very sweet.

Absolutely delicious!…read more I'm a sort of a health nut, bred into me from my college days at Cal. So when it comes to eating, it's all about fresh, organic produce and free-range, line caught proteins as an effort to eat as responsibly as I can. For this reason, some of my favorite meals to this day have been had at the Berkeley Saturday Farmers Market. Cafe Zambala hits just the right spot with their delicious, hearty and healthful plates. My go to orders are usually their veggie delight and Himalayan meal, the main difference being whether you plan on eating chicken or not. For me, both are good, depending on my mood. The Himalayan meal is a healthy portion of whole grain sprouted rice with Himalayan style tandoori chicken, lentils, served with a nice bed of steamed kale and cauliflower, all under a drizzle of cilantro yogurt sauce. It sounds so simple, but the simplicity is what allows the fresh vegetables and their chicken stand out. The flavors are neither heavily spiced nor bland, just enough pop from the natural fresh herbs and vegetables that have cooked into the food. So good. If your vegetarian, the veggie delight will not disappoint. It's served with whole grain rice with stewed root vegetables and a nice bed of organic greens drizzled with the same yogurt cilantro sauce. The sauce isn't overpowering at all, lending a fresh and creamy texture to each bite. And the potatoes are perfectly cooked and tastefully flavored. No herbs get in the way, yet you can taste the fresh succulent vegetables. Their food is never disappoints. Portions are perfect, not huge and not small, leaving your stomach satisfies because your soul feels full. Grab a plate and eat under the wonderful sun. A wonderful energy bowl before you start your Saturday grocery shopping.