Small but vibey farmers market. They have this cultured French style butter that is one of the best…read moreI ever had, they're also at Campbell FM. They got midwife bakery as well, which is a treat and their bread goes great with the butter. Great prices great people but def need more vendors!

A much smaller scale market than a lot of the other Farmer's Markets in the area but it's got great…read morevendors! You still have a good selections of fresh produce, gorgeous floral options and lots of food. One of my favorite bakers is here weekly and I usually prefer to come here rather than the Campbell Farmers market just because it's way less crowded and a much calmer vibe. There is a small parking lot, but it fills up quick so definitely come early or be prepared to wait or park a little ways away and walk over.

Go before the morning crush on a Sunday and get your pick of the fresh produce before the crowds…read more Farmers market officially kicks off at 9AM, but many vendors are setting up and open for business as early as 8AM. This is one of my top choices for farmers markets in the South Bay. Always the freshest of produce, vendors are generous and friendly and allow you to sample prior to buying and the flowers are always top notch and one of a kind! It's not overly massive and located in quaint downtown Campbell. Pop into Manresa Bread too for a caffeine kick and delicious pastry before/after you feast your eyes, get your bags of produce goodies and start your Sunday off the right way! California farmers markets rule the world -- no other state does it better!

Very charming market. Was in town visiting and my host said…read morewe had to check it out. And they were right. Lots of vendors. Interesting ones to boot! Lots of great ready to eat food options. Got some British scones with cream and jelly that were good. Bought some very delicious homemade chips from the Ohana Boys. Mushroom coffee mix. Dried apricots. Wished I live closer I'd come each week for sure!

Wednesdays were my favorite days to take a shift at SCVMC because of the awesome lunchtime farmer's…read moremarket where I could buy the most delicious mushroom buns & scones from the bakery, a cactus for my window sill, a jar of honey, some hand-made veggie chips, and a whole array of berries and citrus fruits. The vendors are so nice and they remembered me week to week. The bakery lady even tried to hold onto a blackcurrent scone for me each week, in case my lunch break was later than usual. The huge container of fresh lemonade is amazing- but perhaps ask for "half the sugar" or your head will be spinning for the rest of the day. I loved chatting with the vendors and learning about their products.

Was there at opening and some were still setting up but, from what I saw, there are more food…read morevendors than produce. There are well stocked fruit, vegetable, microgreens, cacti and orchid stands (one each) but I'm not sure if they are organic. Lots of drink and prepared food options! Open year round on Wednesdays, 9-3, free and easy parking at the visitor garage. https://www.wcfma.org/santa-clara-medical

I really love going to the Santa Clara Farmers Market as it's the closest one to my house and…read morehonestly it's become my little Saturday ritual. It runs from 9 AM to 1 PM and I make sure I'm there almost every week. First stop is always the Beckmann's stall. Their chocolate chip cookies are my favorite especially the double chocolate one. I also love their breads the cheddar jalapeno, seeded sourdough (all time favorite) and sun-dried tomato focaccia and roasted bell pepper ones are amazing too! There's a kombucha stall and the guava flavor is my go-to. And there's this older man who sells honey including actual honeycomb and it tastes so fresh and real. He is really sweet and hardworking and I always end up getting some honey. There's always pleasant live music playing and the whole vibe is just happy. Also, there's a stall that only has apples of all kinds and they have fresh apple juice and that's so refreshing! There's an Indian food stall that I still haven't tried yet. And there's a bakery with lots of croissants and pastries, they're good but I don't usually get them because they're cold and when I reheat them at home they get soft. I do like their cheesecake though. Last time I picked up some handmade soaps from one of the stalls, eucalyptus poppy and lemongrass ones. The smell really lingers in the best way. I also got a body butter and it's nice. There's an Asian guy who sells vegetables and I always buy sweet potatoes from him. They're smaller than the ones at regular stores but they're incredibly sweet! I get like a kilo every single time. And there's a big fruit stall where I try whatever seasonal fruits they have and they give you a lot of samples to try. It's not huge yet so much to explore and it's perfect if you wanna support small businesses and have some yummy food, produce and it's worth going every Saturday!

Small but well-organised farmers' market. The selection is good enough most of the year, and it's…read moreless crowded than similar markets in Campbell or Fremont. My review reflects my experience living in downtown Santa Clara, about three blocks from the market.

One of the more quaint farmer's markets in the area. While I was there to pick up pastries at…read moreEziels, I stumbled upon a vendor offering Filipino influenced cookies. Those too, were delicious. I am looking forward to going back here the next season!

This is quickly becoming one of my favorite farmer's markets to come to. They make excellent use of…read morethe space with lots of vendors and even a section with tables to sit and enjoy the treats you buy. The vendor lineup rotates and it's posted on socials a few days before. I love that they do this because it keeps it fresh and always something new to try. Parking can be a bit tricky, mainly street parking and it fills up quick. This market opens at 8am and I've come right at 8am and seen vendors with HUGE lines, some people don't play about their favorite vendors. The market is seasonal May-October.

The DTSJ farmers market is back! It's been moved to the Hammer Theater Plaza right near SJSU. I…read morework super close by so this has become my new Wednesday routine. It's open from 9am-1:30pm and has hot food, fruits/veggies and even wellness options. They have music playing and they have a really cool frequent buyer stamp card that once you fill it up, you get $25 to spend in the market. I wish there were more vendors or maybe roaring vendors. It's pretty much the same ones every week so at a certain point there isn't anything really new to see.

Honestly, I'd give this place 3 to 4 stars. It's not amazing, and it's definitely smaller than most…read morefarmers markets--limited vendors, not a ton of food options--but I still appreciate that it exists. The fact that it's downtown on a weekday near my job makes it really convenient, and I respect the effort to revitalize the area. It's not the best, but it's a nice midweek option if you're nearby. Support small businesses!

Really good chocolate pastry. Sign just says "double chocolate.". Liked so much I ate half of the…read morepastry on my way home so the picture does not represent the actual size and appearance. Good quality chocolate layered in between the bread. Almost tasted like dark chocolate. The bread itself was soft in the middle. The outer layer looked quite baked and dry but was actually soft. I also get their Quiche Lorraine every time I find them at the Farmer's Market. Very dense with lots of ham on top of a thin layer of soft bottom crust. I get a hint of nutmeg on the quiche. They have increased the price over the last 4 years; almost doubled.

I was dating someone French and he loved this place. But other French people claim it's not the…read morebest;) anyhow, the last two times my order was messed up. The baguette did not taste very good at all. The croissants weren't good either, tasted stale & doughy with a weird aftertaste. Actually the ones at Whole Foods are better. The service is friendly and they have lots of options but other than that, I won't go back.

Continuing my tour of local Farmers Markets, this week I visited the one at Santana Row. One of the…read moremain reasons I'm giving it only 3 stars is the parking situation as it's always atrocious at Santana Row. Right now, their employee lot in the back is completely closed for construction, which makes things even worse for visitors trying to shop or dine. The market itself is set up near the movie theater, but the layout feels messy. Vendors are scattered in between the outdoor dining areas, so you get a stretch of stands, then a big gap of people eating dinner, then more stands, and then more diners. It doesn't flow well and feels disorganized. As for vendors, it's the usual mix: fruits and vegetables, flowers, and some assorted foods. Nothing in particular stood out to me, and honestly there isn't much that would make me choose this market over any of the others I've been to or any vendor here that I haven't seen before at a different market. It was nice to finally check it off the list, but I wouldn't go back.

Hello, I am writing…read moreto review the Roli Roti food truck located in the Santana Row area of San Jose. Every Wednesday, the food truck opens up for its weekly farmers market, and the line is always long. I decided to give it a chance and purchase a whole chicken. One positive aspect I noticed is that once you purchase a chicken, it is carefully packed in a paper bag instead of plastic, like Costco and several grocery supermarket delis. On a personal note, I found the chicken to be delicious. I am pleased to have tasted such a high-quality.