This is the original farmers market, and I absolutely love this place! My mom and I try to visit…read moreevery Sunday, especially during the spring through fall season. What makes this farmers market so special is that there's truly something for everyone. Many of the produce vendors have been staples for our family for years. You can find fresh vegetables, eggs, local crawfish, chicken, meat, bread, pastries, plants, dates, flowers..you name it, and it's probably there. The vendors are always welcoming, and there's such a great sense of community. It's wonderful to see so many people coming together to support local farmers, makers, and small businesses. Whether you're shopping for groceries, grabbing a bite to eat, or just enjoying the atmosphere, it's always a great way to spend a Sunday morning.

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!!

One of the items that I find here and nowhere else are the tofu "crusts" that are from tofu-makers…read moretrimming the neat tofu squares. These are a bit drier and denser than the other tofu products. They are wide and thin...almost ribbonlike. They're a byproduct of the tofu-making process. Rather than toss them, there's a vender here that bags these irregular bits and sells them, cheap. I like them because the are a bit chewy and textured. They don't fall apart during cooking. They hold up to being sliced in shorter pieces and stir-fried. One bag is enough for several meals Many bargains can be found here if you're adventurous enough to try new-to-you fruits and veggies. I recommend making a pass-through of the whole market before making purchases. Prices can vary from vender to vender. You can save quite a bit of money getting your produce here rather than at the regular supermarket produce department. That's if you are flexible in which veggies you purchase. This place tends to have all sorts of asian veggies and only a few of the more common ones.

This is the only great farmer's market we have been to. They sell a variety of vegetables and also…read morehave a seafood vendor, which is even better! We love their salmon, and they have a variety of cuts. The price is quite reasonable here. They have street parking here.

So much varieties of fruit, veggies and much more. The derive from the vendors or people are…read moreextremely helpful and knowledgeable on their products. Definitely will visit again

Great ladies that are very helpful! It's nice to have fresh fruits and vegetables in the Carmichael…read morearea everyday. I found out that they are closed on Mondays when I showed up. They carry local honey sometimes too! Always fun to visit to see what they have to offer each week.

We attended Sactown's Finest Market today at 1200 R Street around 11 am. There were a lot of arts,…read morecrafts, and vintage vendors! Plus, there were a bunch of different food trucks. We met a few crafters and loved their stuff. We bought an adorable bandana, hat, and pinata plush from Xochi's Pawfections. We also bought two delicious Vietnamese coffees (one with pandan cream) from Bing Bing Shave Ice and Coffee. Finally, we met owner Krystal who makes the cutest jewelry with clay. There was plenty of room to browse and no problem finding interesting goods! Street parking can be a challenge but Sundays mean free street parking!

This review is for Sactown's Finest Market pop up at R Street. The DJ was great, it was a nice…read moreholiday shopping vibe with a variety of food and drinks options. Even though we were full from lunch, I couldn't say no to caffeine after a meal. Happy to see CA Phe Diem at this event, as I've been wanting to try them for awhile. Only available as a pop up or event booking in the Sacramento and Bay Area. We ordered the Minty Mocha Coffee and Ube Matcha with toasted coconut flakes on top. Really fun to drink because of the crunchy texture from the coconut flakes. The Ube top was perfectly sweet and creamy to my liking. Can't wait to try the Pandan coconut coffee next time.

Considering that I've worked in the area for over 10 years-I honestly had no idea the Carmichael…read moreFarmers Market existed. I only learned about it because a local cinnamon roll vendor sets up shop every Sunday at the farmers market,so what began as my search for an incredible cinnamon roll turned into me discovering the cutest little farmers market in Carmichael. This farmers market happens once a week on Sunday mornings from 9am-2pm. This market is located at Carmichael Park on Grant Avenue. Generally I'd say there are about 50 or so vendors each week at the market,though I have seen that number a little higher on random weekends. Free parking at this park is pretty plentiful as Carmichael Park has many parking spaces available. These vendors are pretty good-quite similar to the vendors that I've seen at the Midtown Farmers Market-fresh fruits and veggies,a few vendors making fresh foods,like the cinnamon rolls vendor that got me to this farmers market. They have a vendor who has massage chairs setup and offers massages to customers. Another vendor I love is an Asian Bakery,selling incredible milk bread and sells these great egg salad sandos on milk bread-solid stuff. The best vendor, though,as I mentioned earlier is the cinnamon roll vendor and it's fabulous.The lines for this vendor can be pretty long and they sell out every weekend-I fully recommend them. In closing,I f you ever find yourself in the Carmichael area on a Sunday morning and your a fan of farmers markets,do yourself a favor and stop on by the Carmichael Farmers Market-it's pretty good.

Fun stroll. The market has options for produce, bread, jewelry/crafts, and food!…read more It's a small market when compared to midtown's, but if you're looking for some great food and a picnic, this is a great choice.

A great little farmers market in Elk Grove on Saturdays from 8 am - 12pm. My husband and I go here…read moreregularly. We love it. There are many stands that serve produce, bread, flowers, honey, and much more. I love the flower booth that is comes to this farmers market every weekend. You can buy flowers by the bouquet (anywhere from $7-$30) or you can ask about bulk purchases. I also like that they have performers that play guitar, piano, sing, etc. This farmers market doesn't compare to the midtown farmers market, but a great farmers market if you're looking to simply buy produce and fresh items. There is plenty of parking. There are no food trucks or food stands with already made food. Also, no dogs allowed.

Ooooh the strawberries!!! We love the first booth closest to the outdoor store- if they run out…read morethen I guess the others will do. Another great vendor is the micro greens give them a try on a salad.

Great Farmer's Market Right *SMACK* In Front Of City Hall!…read more SITREP Sacramento has been pretty lucky in recent years to have such a healthy diversity of Farmer's Markets scattered throughout the Downtown / Midtown areas, and even off the grid near UC Davis and under the Freeway. THE SETUP I have to admit that I DO miss the "romantic ideals" of the farmers markets, and when they close down at the end of summer / beginning of Fall, there is something missing from our great sidewalk landscape as we head into the colder winter months. BUT REALITY SETS IN Nowadays, though, I am very much less enamored of Farmer's Markets in general though because in all practicality they are not at all the deal they once were: * There was the assumption at the inception of these downtown markets in years past that buying direct from the "farmers" would bring some substantial savings in buying produce and other fare; however, * In recent years, the vendors (if even farmers now) are merely cacheing on that notion, hoping that we downtown-workers will just buy for the "glorious outdoor market experience" (and which, in all honestly, is still fun if grabbing a bunch of grapes or cherries to nibble as I walk along); and yet, * But a prudent trip to Bel Air, Raleys. Safeway, or even Nugget Market will demonstrate pretty convincingly that the prices the market-vendors are charging really are ripping us off. THE LOWDOWN As a practical reality in which to actually "BUY" significant produce for my weekly cooking extravaganzas, I'm pretty much "over" these markets. But as a nod to the markets & bizarres of public squares gone by, I DO still enjoy a literal romp around the park, checking out the vendors on the sidewalk.

This farmers market was such a pleasant find on an aimless Wednesday!…read more So many cooked food options, will try one next week. Loved the inner circle of food options and wide outer circle of produce options. Produce was priced okay, not as expensive as the big Farmers Market on Sundays, but not as cheap as the Asian farmers market... And parking was really difficult as others have stated. :( But this is definitely my new stop on Wednesdays!!

Beautiful market with friendly peeps. Only downside is it's closed through winter. $4/lb for…read moreBrussel sprouts today. $5 CBD dog treats (for 5). Some of the stands offer samples in case you are worried about the freshness or flavor. The staff will also help u select "the good ones"! Wear sunscreen! There's lots of food trucks but personally I don't like spending $18-20 for food I have to eat out of a paper bowl while standing around. But it always smells good.

This farmers market is currently every Wednesday starting at 10am! I wished it was all year long,…read morebut its only been during the summer. My coworkers and I love walking to this farmers market on our break. It gets pretty busy for lunch time so we usually go a little after they open. There are plenty of fruit and veggie vendors, flowers, wine, nuts, pastries, & food ! The fruits and veggies are on the pricier side compared to other locations. I usually just come here for pastries and lunch! Most of the vendors are pretty consistent but there are also rotating food trucks. I usually get the fresh kettle corn from the stand and pastries from Faria Bakery! I also like Yolanda's tamale truck for burritos, tamales, and their agua frescas!