It was a nice little stroll around this place to break up the hustle and bustle of Gaslamp. I came…read morehere during their Saturday market around 3pm. Spent no more than 25 minutes walking it. It's not terribly big. And many of the vendors I've seen before at PB or other farmers market. If you're a tourist you might find it interesting and perfect. Mostly jewelry and clothes.

This is new market down in the center of the Gaslamp Quarter is what the title suggest, more of an…read moreartisan market, than a farmer's market. However, that is not to say it is without its own charm. There were no food vendors, other than a coffee roaster and a very nice lady selling macaroons, but the market to offer a lot of neat items such as hand made local products in the form of jewelry, candles, clothing, and art works from Michael J. Wolf. Even ACE Hardware was there to offer tips on home gardening and selling items. All the vendors were very nice and not pushy in any sense, but just happy to see you. I just in the future they add a few food vendors. I do like the eats. The market opens at 10 am and runs till 3 pm on Sundays and is located between Market St. and Island on 5th ave.

This is always our favorite stop when we're in Barry Logan. The beer AND the food are AMAZING…read more(authentic carne Asada, vegan options), and the people are really nice!

Horrible customer service. I have been here on 3 different occasions, tried to give benefit of…read moredoubt. Never tried the food, but judging from what other reviewers have mentioned I wouldn't want to try. Not a beer girl, had their seltzers and they were pretty good. Both ladies who served me were so rude, must have been the same ones who served a lot of the bad reviews on here. This place was recently on a 15 day suspension I believe for a loud volume disturbance (their music could get pretty loud) and given a fine to pay. So the owner lashed out on Instagram, talking about they won't stay quiet and no one can silence them and that no one lives here only rats (even though her business is in a residential area) lol. Proceeded to post a go fund me and ask for the community's (or I guess rats, b/c that's all that lives here in the owner's words) support in buying mocktails while they were on their suspension (and they raised about $5k on their go fund me). It's been quiet and not very busy these weeks. I guess I'm really irritated because why are you asking the community for money that you called rats? Also because this was about a noise complaint probably reported by a neighbor (because it would get really loud). There is trash left behind by this brewery because they allow people to walk out with drinks and litter their plastic cups in our streets. There should be a garbage can provided by mujeres outside their facility. Also, all the reviews here drawing attention to the rude bartenders and it is not being addressed. It continues. I am appalled to have been served that way those 3 different times and some of us have been living here longer than this business plopped in the middle of us. Truly hope that this business does better going forward. a reasonable noise volume, provide a trash can, and friendly customer service. I have heard they host many wonderful community events. I have seen several vendors selling in and outside the business. It gives vendors in the community opportunity and that's wonderful. As well as hosting events to bring awareness of important issues people are experiencing in the community. I hope the next time I choose to go I am welcomed with a friendly demeanor, and not like Im a pain because truthfully I am not, but this whole situation really was not cool. It's a little too expensive for me to also receive attitude that I didn't order with my drink. Especially when I brought no attitude to your bartender. Being welcoming to people can go a long way. Please be nice to your paying customers and the community in Barrio. Will update whenever I next choose to give a 4th benefit of the doubt.

This was the worst Farmers market I've ever been to. I don't know if it was an off day but we got…read morethere an hour or so after they opened and there was only around 10 tents that spanned one block of one street. The San Diego Farmers Markets page advertises that it spans two streets. I did get some loose leaf tea that I'm excited to try, but the majority of the other sellers were displaying cheap jewelry. I think there was one place selling prepped food, but I don't remember what it was. If there were more food tents I didn't see/don't remember them. I didn't even notice anyone selling vegetables or flowers. This was really surprising for me because it's in one of the most well-known districts of San Diego, and it was on Labor Day weekend and there were a TON of people out. It could have been due to the heat wave that's happening right now, but I'm not excited to come back at another time to give them a second chance. The quality of this market, combined with the poor parking and cleanliness of the surroundings that are typical of this area made me decide that I won't be back to this market unless I'm coincidentally in Gaslamp for something else and I happen to walk by.

Great farmer's market with great vendors! Many gluten free options and organic fruit and…read morevegetables. Also a wonderful place to people watch while tasting and eating some of the delicious offerings.

A Village Crossroad is a catering company that makes gourmet sandwiches, soups, and salads -- all…read morewith local and fresh ingredients! I was reeled in by the samples they offered when the UTC Farmers Market opened several months ago, and I'm still hooked today. I appreciate the way they capture the nature of the slow food movement in their cooking. Their recipes highlight the unique flavors of each fresh, locally grown ingredient, and their menu changes with the seasons. Over the summer, they served roasted veggie sandwiches, with seasonal ingredients, like summer squash and zucchini. I'm very impressed that they bake their bread for sandwiches (and thus their croutons for salads) from scratch! They also have a chicken caesar wrap, that is filled with fresh lettuce, deliciously grilled chicken, and remarkable croutons. During these past winter months, they started to serve bowls of warm, homemade soup. My favorite so far has been the sausage gumbo, which they serve with brown rice. So if you are fortunate enough to spot A Village Crossroad at your local Farmers Market, be sure to treat yourself to a meal that celebrates the fine flavors of local food.

I tried the Papusas Express, always in a hurry looking for a fast delicious lunch - so satisfying…read more... A different type of Papusa then I am accustomed to, this was not greasy or heavy but really good. The fresh fruit drinks were amazing as well... Love this spot very much- can't wait to come back!

I love Farmer's Markets. None of them could ever rank lower than the 3 star "good to s'ok"…read morecategory. This one has many places for fresh flowers but other than that it lacks. It is seriously the smallest farmer's market I have seen -- really, there are only a few vendors. The low down: - Thurs 11am - 3pm (March - October) - Right across from the Citibank

A few weeks back we went downtown to "walk around". Wow, what a discovery. They have a small…read morefarmers market and right at the entrance is the most wonderful Pupusas booth. But that is not what got me freakin' GIDDY! BACON WRAPPED HOT DOGS! And not the skinny crap some people try to pass off as TJ Dogs, Check out the pictures. Simply amazing with great toppings and wonderful service!!! Now, the pupusas were good also, but I have to say that there might be a need for more "stuffing's" but the chicken topping was ample. Yet, the hot dog stole the show! Sunday: 9 am -1 pm 400 block of Third Ave between Island Ave & J St. San Diego, California 92101