We were in the area checking out a coffee shop nearby and happened to stumble upon this farmers…read moremarket which was a bit smaller than most but still had some great vendors! The one that really caught our attention was this cheesecake stand. Unique flavors and got to try free samples! From Thai tea to melon flavored cheesecake, we got both lol. They had an ube Pandan one that was also tempting. Great stuff and the guy had quite the character and really sold it to us lol. Will definitely be back and hope to see them at other pop ups! IG: @ammysalamii

Toluca Lake Farmers Market is back, bigger and in a better spot! Fresh flowers, hummus, yogurt,…read morebreads, pastries, cookies and cinnamon rolls, fruit/vegetables, eggs, brewed coffee, honey, and more. They even have an amazing face painter and puppies to rescue. Check it out!

Hubs dragged me out of our room around 10am to visit this Farmers Market that was very close to our…read morehotel. I guess I was still on EST so kinda agreeable. We were literally overwhelmed with so many vendors & their delicious samples. What a serendipitous find! Seriously, after two hours of walking around & tasting the samples offered, my belly was quite full. But we definitely wanted to spend some money with these vendors! As we'd planned to travel on a train the next day, we had to choose things that didn't need continuous refrigeration, &/or we could eat before we'd have a fridge again the following night. Smart choices or not, I enjoyed every single thing we bought. Supporting local while traveling is always rewarding, and having healthier snacks was a bonus (IG tags noted): - Wildflower honey in a squirt bear bottle from Martinez Apiaries @MartinezApiariesCo - Mixed berry honey from Honey Pacifica @HoneyPacifica - Loaded Hummus, Beetroot Taziki & Spinach Pita Bread from Natural Combo @NaturalCombo - Bag of plain bagel bites from Lox of Bagels in Torrance, CA - small block of FenuGreek cheese from Vintage Cheese Company @VintageCheeseConpany - Walnut honey butter from Avila & Sons Farms @AvilaAndSonsFarms Special shout out to The Crazy Cucumber for making me realize FRESH sweet pickles are actually amazing: @thecrazycucumber_west. Also, I bought a pair of blue stone stud earrings from @taifjewelry for $20. Very unique, and such a great price! And I don't want to omit tagging the Hollywood Farmers Market's IG too: @thehfm. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit here!

How have I never been here before! I didn't even know this was a thing until I stumbled upon it…read more So. Much. Good. Food!!! Anything from dumplings to buns to crêpes to whole chickens to burritos to pupusas and more! I love the variety of food that is available. It's also very well organized, with the eat right now food in one area, and the fruits and veg in another. I will definitely be back! 2026: 38/100

I have been to this specific Studio City Farmers Market 3 times in the past. If and when I am awake…read moreearly, and want to go check out this wonderful, clean Farmers Market then I will do so. This past Sunday which I believe was the 29th of March, I went to check out and see what they had that was new. I got there around 11AM and the place was already super crowded. Keep in mind that they are only open on Sundays between the hours of 8AM to 1:30/2pm. Depending on the foot traffic. They have a lot of vendors that sell a good amount of everything. To name a few: They sell good and fresh fruits/vegetables, nuts, spices, candles, jewelry (mostly custom made), dried fruit, spreads, flowers of many kinds, pastries/breads of different kinds, hot and cold food/beverages, berries of every kind, all the way to a small play area where kids can ride a small train, jump in the bouncers, and have a carousel of cute pony rides. Just by looking at the smiles and the excitement on their faces, makes me want to get up on one of the pony's myself, and the man looked at me funny. They also do face painting and prices are not that cheap. Depending on what you get. Established in 1998. It really is a fun place to be on a Sunday morning/early afternoon. All vendors are super nice, friendly and they let you sample few things before buying it. I bought Sunflowers, some spices, berries, olive bread loaf, and couple of cookies. Also got 2 hummus spreads. Parking can be a bit challenging, I parked on the street. Whatever doesn't sell, vendors donate to the charities. Great deed. Don't waste FOOD!!

Folks come early to this market to get the first choice of the days offerings. Lots of produce,…read morefood readily available for consumption as well as bakery items. A few craft vendors were present although this is primarily a fruit and veggie paradise. Oh m, let me not forget to mention the beautiful fall flowers, just love the giant marigolds! Vendors are happy to talk about their produce and I also saw numerous samples available for those with curious taste buds. Free parking is available across the street se well street parking in the neighborhood.

love this farmers market. the fruit is great and love the selection of interesting juices and…read moresnacks. will try the food market next time

I heard so much about this Atwater Village Farmers' Market and being Sunday, I wanted to give them…read morea try to see if it's good or not. Walked in at exactly 9am, and there was already a long line. They had a lot of food options to choose from along with lots of beautiful, real plants. They have over 30 vendors and some even let you try the food before buying them. Parking situation was a disaster, No parking and one of the streets near buy was closed. I had to circulate like 4 times, parked 2 blocks down and had to walk to the Market. I bought couple of scented candles, loaf of olive bread, 4 Croissants, dozen eggs, 4 beef Pupusas, fresh Sunflowers from their floral vendor, 2 regular size ground beef tacos with cheese and tomato from their taco stand, 2 Apricot preserves in a jar, got fresh berries. 5 Peaches, Strawberries, and blueberries, and one cup of decaf. Coffee to enjoy with my croissant. Place was clean, and dogs were very annoying being in the presence of food and people. They have dried fruit, nuts, few clothes, jewelry, and more.. A small pony ride with carousel in the back for kid's entertainment. Everything was overly priced and not worth paying the money for. You can get all that at your nearest grocery store for a lot more affordable prices. It was worth giving this place a try though.. I think I will stick to my Studio City Farmers market that is literally 5 minutes away from my house. They also don't have parking, but it is somewhat more manageable than this one was..Remaining food that doesn't sell, they make a donation to the nearest charities!

I just recently found out about this place from a friend and while normally I'm not a super fan of…read morefarmers markets, I actually kind of try to avoid them, this place is pretty dope. You can basically skip the fruit and veggies section at the grocery store and come here on Saturday instead. They also have a couple of bakeries and a juice place and an Italian spot too. Pretty versatile actually and really good produce.

4+ farmers market in Burbank that opens on Saturdays. The footprint feels a little smaller than…read moreother farmers markets. I've been to in the greater LA area. It's located on a parking lot near what I think is the downtown Burbank area. Despite the small footprint, it still has what you need with some produce vendors and other vendors of various goods. Including prepared foods. Also, to be fair, it was crazy windy that day and it was only my first time coming. So it's possible that there's more vendors usually. The wind actually ruined some vendor's tent that particular day so it could've caused a few others to close down early. A couple of friends in mind stopped by to grab a few things for a little bit together later that day. Luckily, it was a quick in and out and we found some really good parking.

I visited the Montrose Farmers Market while vacationing in Glendale. It was so great to see the…read moreamazingly fresh local produce and flowers. They offer a variety of venders selling everything from wine to fruit, vegetables, hot sauces, honey and flowers. At the end they had food venders that offered an amazing variety for the hungry patrons.

This farmer's market is one of my favorites…read more Plenty of fruits and vegetables to choose from and everybody's really kind. Today, one of the farmers offered me an orange he peeled, and I asked him if he scratched his balls before he opened the orange and he said, no. So that was good.

This farmers market has some of the freshest fruits and vegetables ever! I find farmer's markets…read moremore fun to visit and better quality food to buy than your average grocery store, and there are plenty of shops that you can go visit as well. This farmer's market houses all goods from yogurt to produce to meat to necklaces. The variety is absolutely amazing, and the market is also very organized. Tip: Go before 9am if you want to find the freshest vegetables, otherwise a lot of the good stuff will be sold out by then. I usually get the kale from the Aztec Farm stall, which is amazing quality, and that sells out super early.

Definitely one of my favorite places to be on a Sunday especially after working out. Many vendors…read moreselling various things like food (kettle corn, bread, pastries, Mexican and Korean dishes, hummus, olives, fruit, veggies, and so on), jewelry, clothes, art, etc... Sometimes there's a guy here who can sharpen your knives. There's stuff for kids to enjoy like a mini petting zoo. There are also plants for sale especially if you love succulents. Totally enjoy the fruit that's out there for you to try before buying. Sometimes you can even sample drinks before buying! Plenty of free parking either in the lots or street.

This is a compact weekly Farmer's Market on Melrose Place, near 8400 Melrose Ave. It's held from…read more10:00am to 2:00pm on Sundays. Most of the action is nearby the Alfred Coffee location on Melrose Place. Sometimes I take my friends visiting from out of town here so show them the real "Melrose Place" (because they have all seen the TV show :) It's a smaller cute farmers market with fresh produce, flowers, baked goods, artisanal items, food, and some arts and crafts. You might be able to snag free parking on one of the surrounding cross streets . Otherwise there is paid parking in a lot on La Cienega & Melrose.

Love love loveeeeeee my local neighborhood farmers market. love supporting all the great vendors…read morehere, you can find anything and everything for your weekly home cooked meals. i grab my seasonal fruits and fresh veggies here and most of vendors will give out samples so you can try em before purchasing (:

This is not a farmers market in the traditional context. However there are a few hot food vendors…read morethat really offer great offerings from ready to eat tamales, coffee, and breakfast sandwiches. Amazing! Thank you

There is my favor place for my fresh veggies and frutas eggs and my favor bread ! The ambiente is…read morevery safe nice people they are very nice people selling fresh produce. I like to go there and buy my food .

This small, but adorable farmers market is an absolute delight! Everyone was very welcoming and…read morefriendly. The vendors were all really nice too. The price of fresh produce was comparable to Ralph's, but way better quality and organic. It blew my mind how much flavor was in the berries I got. The fish vendor was expensive, but it was all really fresh and delicious. I also got a really nice loaf of bread, some English pastries, and a vanilla latte. Can't complain about any of it and will definitely be back!

I found my new local farmers market!! After living in the area for a year, I dabbled with various…read morefarmers markets, but after visiting NoHo, I walked away with quality Alaskan salmon, mouthwatering pasta sauces, and quality produce. My husband said we should come back weekly. In this economy, we have to spread the word!