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 (:

So many choices! How are you supposed to pick one?? Overwhelmed by choices, I luckily had to choose…read morequickly as some stalls started closing down for the night. I went with a couple of friends for dinner- we were around the area and thought it was an opportune time to show them a place they weren't familiar with! I've been here since I was a kid, and though some things changed, alot hasn't! This was during a world cup game, so it was very lively at pub areas as they were broadcasting live. Everyone was so invested, from the patrons, chefs, servers, and even line cooks! Went to a stall selling the 'best corned beef sandwich' from Magee's kitchen. The servers and cook were super nice and the corned beef on display made my mouth water! It was very good, and paired with their blood orange soda, wasn't too heavy! It was a big enough sandwich that I took the other half home! I also got a cornbread muffin from Gumbo pot- which was good but a little dry. There's plenty of shade, though the area is mostly outdoors- lots of trees and buildings with covers and awnings. There's a fancy French market in there and plenty of eating options (though open hours vary). Come by this historic stop, walk through the Grove, and enjoy the hustle and bustle!

The Bottom Line 4 stars: Unique, historical shopping and dining complex. Huge selection of…read morehigh-quality food, from meat and vegetables to prepared foods to fine dining. A great experience for locals and tourists alike. Location 4 stars: In the Fairfax District area of Los Angeles, to the West of the Grove. It has busy parking lot which is usually quite full. Although some restaurants will validate part of the parking fees, be prepared to pay somewhere between $10 and $56 depending on how long you stay and which stores you visit. Make sure you check the parking rates sign by the entrance and plan accordingly. You can also park in the Grove's multi-story parking structure, but they will not accept validation from Farmer's Market businesses. The Grove also has Valet parking on premises. Venue 4 stars: Nice rustic but well-kept open air set up that has been around for almost 100 years! It is focused on local and international food. As you stroll through the market you will encounter gourmet food stores (such as Monsieur Marcel Gourmet Store), meat counters (such as Huntington Meats), takeout restaurants (such as Stara Polish Pierogi and Sausage, Banana Leaf Singaporean restaurant and Oh My Dumpling Chinese food), and fine dining restaurants (such as ETTORE OSTERIA Italian and Monsieur Marcel French Bistro). Once you are on premises you can use the Grove trolly to visit the (attached) Grove complex.

This is a produce stand in The Farmer's Market. They had lots of fresh veggies and fruits to choose…read morefrom. I like my produce "farm fresh" as the name implies and everything did look very fresh. However, I'm not sure if they had organic produce if that's what you are looking for. Prices were pretty good. It's a small little stand but it's tented and outdoors and it's fun to shop in the open air. They have some specialty items as well such as lychee and guava juice. Check out was easy and the lady that helped was nice.

The service here is amazing their produce is fresh and their juices are really refreshing!read more

I love this farmers market and came here again today. Too crowded but they have a great little…read morepetting zoo with sheep and goats. That's a highlight for me! I love the pickle booth and all the fresh summer fruits. Where is Dave's Korean though? I'm so bummed they aren't here. Waaah

I came and conquered the Beverly Hills Farmers Market! Actually, i have been three weeks in a row…read morenow and feel like I got the full experience - I'm a fan. The Farmers Market happens every Sunday from 8am to 1pm You can park for free for 2 hours in the Civic Center parking garage, enter off Rexford Drive. There has been plenty of parking every time I've gone, but the lower levels get filled up quickly. Just drive up a bit and you'll find a ton of spots. The only negative I can find of this Farmers Market is they need more seating. It's not wild because we always end up walking down the stairs by the police station/parking garage to eat whatever we purchase fresh. However it would be nice if they added some more tables by the live band to enjoy the market fully. That being said - Some highlights of the market: ~Live music! They need more tables and seats around the concert area but it is nice they have the live music. ~Crustee's! I love their pot pies! Highly recommended. ~Berry's Berries is a popular spot! Their strawberry juice is great and I grabbed a $6 bottle every time I've been there. ~Beverly Hills Cookies is great if you want some baked goodies to go. ~Several places sell freshly cut flower bunches for $10~15 which is perfect. I've bought an orchid from one vendor one week and a fresh bouquet another week. ~King's Road Coffee is where I have gotten my morning fix every week. ~Black Cat BBQ has friendly staff and delicious eats! ~Petting Zoo with the most adorable funny looking ducks, baby goats, baby rabbits, baby everything...ahhhhh, it's so darn cute. ~Every 3rd Sunday they have some extra crafting tables for kids.

First of all, not farmer's produce at all. All of this can be found at a supermarket, it's all from…read moregiant commercial growers so nothing about this is "farmers market" worthy. Second, the guy ringing us up, that I assume is also the owner of the shop, was impolite and has one of those non-caring worker attitudes. Third, we asked if he could slice a piece of an apple for us to try and he replied "no sampling". Again, a farmer would not do that. This guy just resells supermarket produce at a "farmers market". That is, in my opinion, misleading and unethical. I rather give my money to a supermarket, at least they have better service. The selection is good for the size of the shop but again just be aware that it's the same produce you can buy at your local supermarket.

Farm boy always has the best berry prices and overall amazing stock. I I'll always choose to come…read morehere over any grocery store. I recommend bringing a bag and trying all the different fresh produce they offer. You can taste the difference!! Service is always wonderful!

I had never been to this location before and needed to know where things were. Unfortunately, 2 of…read morethe employees ignored me, almost to the point of avoidance. A nice worker named Keyla assisted me in locating some Tahini. She was busy but stopped what she was doing to help me. She made the rest of my shopping trip pleasant. She made me laugh and feel comfortable. She is a real gem! I will return to this store knowing I will receive great service from this young lady. Great service thanks to her.

This is my neighbor Trader Joe's, and I love walking to this location and I love the people there,…read morebut lately the homelessness that they allow to casually stroll through the grocery store has gotten out of hand. It's not OK for me to have to smell literal shit while walking by them to pick out my groceries. I have sympathy for these people, but it's not about them. It's about the store management and lack of control around the situation. How come we don't see this across the street at Erewhon or at Laurel hardware? Hire security like the rest of them. It's literally a liability for you. Please do better. I'd like to come back. Thanks.

One time, my friend had a bbq on his rooftop and started cooking up some New York strips and…read moreribeyes. When I ate them, I was like what is this??? This is SOOOO good. Then I had to pry and figure out where he bought them. The first time I looked for the stand, I couldn't find it and gave up. The second time, I figured it out and it's to the right of the second fruit and veggie stand when you walk in (which has really good produce actually). I've bought maybe half of their stuff here. My favorites are as follows: The prime bone in ribeye is the best thing they have here. It's better than A LOT of restaurants. The cow is from California and it's all that special stuff that you want in a quality piece of meat. Next is the veal chop. Then it's the Niman ranch pork chop. After that it's the breakfast sausages, then it's the bacon. The taste on these items are absolutely insane. I think it's one of the things that got me back into cooking, because you can buy a quality restaurant tier pork chop for $12.99 a pound, and you don't have to go drop over $50 (maybe even $60 or $70 now from inflation) for the same type of pork chop at a restaurant. For the non Japanese Wagyu cuts, I personally don't like the flavor as much. But that's a personal preference. Some people love non Japanese Wagyu over prime but I don't. Anyway here's some pictures of the meat. Oh yeah the service is really good and the ambiance is nice because you're at the farmer's market! You can also ask a bunch of questions and they're all pretty much meat experts here.

The best grass fed ribeyes in town!! Great service! So…read moregrateful to have a fabulous butcher in the amazing Original Farmers Market! Fantastic Lamb as well.

This review is really about one person at Pavilions: Chris…read more If you shop here regularly, you know exactly who I'm talking about. Chris is the face of self-checkout. He is the definition of kind. He greets everyone with a smile and, if he knows you well enough, a hug. He does his job impeccably while still taking the time to ask people how they're doing and genuinely listen to the answer. No matter how busy the store gets, I have never seen him rude or in a bad mood. Let's just say the self-checkout area isn't quite the same when Chris isn't there. I've been shopping here for a long time, and Chris has been part of that experience for as long as I can remember. He's one of those people who truly makes a neighborhood store feel like a community. Pavilions is lucky to have him. He deserves a raise. Candy & Craig

predator towing shoppers within 45 minutes , while shopping at Pavilions…read moremanager declined to assist locate car towed. could not give info of where car was( manager actually legally needs to " sign tow " and retain documented info and provide to customer. we had valid proof cashier receipts of arrival and departure within 54 minutes Shoppers complain due to excessive tow charges $530 towed far away 17 miles which exceeds VIOLATIONS OF CALIFORNIA VEHICLE CODE (CVC)

Never tried their froyo which I need , but on the weekends they have a porch pop up chimney dogs &…read moreomg such a great idea for these late nights at Rocco's 10/10 recommend, definitely a good late night option other than a classic street dog. Cashier is always nice. Inside cashier is super friendly as well!

unfortunately the froyo was a huge miss. barely got anything and it was $8 and not tasty. i…read morenormally go to go greek (pricey but healthier and really good) or toppings which is a great deal (i could fill the whole cup for how much i got here) and so delicious. don't think ill be back. can't speak for the chimney cakes cus i didn't try them. disappointed. not any better than yogurt land which i try to avoid.