It's been awhile since I've been to my local farmers market. All my favorite seasonal vegetables are near out of season but fortunately I was able to get some fresh produce. They also have vendors that will cook a variety of hot food for you to try read more

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The Vallejo Farmer's Market is the best! So much variety of fresh produce, mushrooms, fish, flowers, etc. Plus, they accept EBT (just make sure to stop by the booth to get the vouchers)! All the vendors are super nice! All the fruits are always so delicious and always nice to snag some free samples. For a few highlights, E&H Farms have the best mushrooms. I love the Salsa's Chick's Mango Salsa. Julie's baked potatoes are so fluffy and filled with so many fix ins. You really can't go wrong with any of the fresh produce! There's really a lovely community here with so many regulars visiting every Saturday morning, rain or shine. The market is the best when it's a beautiful sunny day as there will be live music and the street is packed with more vendors. It's a great way to support local farmers and small businesses. read more

I love this farmer's market!! Good vibes, my favorite old school jams booming through the speakers, and very nice vendors with wide selection for goods. It truly is a mix of street party and a farmers market! I stopped by to get fresh produce, treats, and loose leaf tea. There are samples available with a lot of the vendors to "try before you buy". Everyone was nice and was passionate about what they were selling! I honestly cannot complain. This farmer's market is held year round. Yes!! I can't wait to come back for more! See ya soon Vallejo Farmer's Market! :) read more

Vallejo Farmers' Market - Grocery Near Me - Vallejo, California

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I love this farmers market! They have a great variety in vendors. They have products from skincare, produce, mushrooms, honey, flowers, crepes, oysters, fish, donuts, and even more food! The vendors that they have change sometimes. So it's worth a visit back every once in a while. Parking hasn't been too difficult. I personally tend to drive up from Sonoma to Marin and have found close street parking there. The produce people tend to give out samples. Have you always wanted to try yellow watermelon? Several of the produce vendors had it this summer! The selection they have surpassed what Safeway has by a lot! The information booth people were very helpful too! I asked about a vendor and they told me that vendor only comes every other week and also told me what they tend to serve now differs and where the booth is usually located. It sounds like they really know their stuff! Thanks! What makes this place even better is that it's year round! I really liked this farmers market so much that we went every weekend for a month after we first went. This would be a great place for a date/lunch! read more

What a great way to start a Saturday morning! This is such a great farmers market with such variety of vendors and in the midst of so many small businesses. Coming from LA, I was impressed by the diversity of vendors and how lively it was! It was really fun to try the different samples and shop through produce, flowers, dim sum, sauces, and more. Everyone was very nice and welcoming. Cannot wait to be back! read more

Vallejo Farmers' Market - Tulips - Grocery Near Me - Vallejo, California

It's been ages since I've been here but I'm glad to see it's still going on and still going strong. It looks smaller than it used to be--I could have sworn there used to be vendors for merch and toys, but the food and produce vendors are still here. On one block you have mainly the vegetable stalls, and on the other block, you have the fruit stalls. As a Filipino, this is the perfect spot to find some fresh produce commonly used in Filipino cuisine. My mom and aunt love coming here for their long beans, bittermelon, and moringa. Street parking only, and sometimes it can be hard to find, but usually you'll be able to find a spot somewhere. Just bring some grocery bags in case you park far and have a big haul! read more

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It's Halloween season and the Vallejo farmers market is ready with seasonal produce. As before I didn't spot carving pumpkins. I assume you have to go to a pumpkin patch. The fruits of the season, plums, persimmons and more were displayed in bountiful splendor. The fruits of the sea were well represented- oysters, fish, shrimp. Wish I had noticed this last time. I could have planned a little better and gotten something going. One of the venders was selling Asian dim sum treats. But I had loaded up on vegetables from my fav farmer. I was too loaded to carry anymore long before I got all the items on my wishlist. Clearly, I need to get a little shopping cart. Or perhaps the market does? As usual the parking was busy. Ended up parking in an empty lot that belonged to a business. Luckily they were closed. But shhhh.... read more

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Wow, I haven't been to this market in years and was happy to see it's still here. I love that it takes place in old town Vallejo. Lots of colorful fruits, veggies & flowers. Friendly vendors too. Next time I'm in the area on a Saturday, I'll be sure to stop by. read more

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Vallejo gets a bad wrap but this downtown event is fantastic. Variety of different foods, vendors, vegetables and just an eclectic mix of goods. You can smell the different bbq and kettle corn from one block to the next. Pretty cool specialty stops with crafts, fresh honey, fresh meat and just a bit of everything. Tasted some delicious cara cara oranges so getting a bag of those. read more

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I go every week all the vendors are great. The fruit and vegetables are so good way better than the store. And last but not least it's safe.

Times are different with covid but it doesn't mean you can't go out to the farmers' market and support the local businesses. Rules have changed for the health of the public and it's a bit tricky navigating the street with 6 ft distancing but everyone has masks and the vendors pack the produce for you. Don't touch the produce, wait your turn in line and all should be well. I wanted to highlight a soap business - Wisdom by wisdom natural soaps. I came by two weeks ago and bought the lavender soap and black nirvana and found myself hooked. This woman has a magical touch in her creations and has made me an instant fan. Her products are natural and hasn't made me itch or breakout so I decided to buy her lotion, body butter, deodorant and more soaps...because this is the time for more hand washing anyway. read more

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I love walking our Vallejo farmers market and getting fresh produce. Very great in value and great service.

Love the farmers market. Good videos friendly people and reasonable price. food is good and good vendor. wish it stayed open pass 2pm

One of Vallejo's best assets. A variety of vendors, high-quality produce, and competitive prices. We go every weekend to stock up on fruits, veggies, fresh-baked bread, mushrooms, and even seafood. The fruits and veggies are consistently fresh and a much superior quality compared to what you can get at the grocery store, and they even have harder-to-source Asian veggies that aren't easily found outside of specialty stores. There are flower and plant vendors, food trucks, a popcorn stand, and more. Many vendors now accept credit cards via Square. Very easy to get to and have never had trouble with parking. They also have live music, which makes the vibe more festive. Definitely has a community feel (which is not true of many things in town). One of my favorite things in Vallejo! read more

Vallejo Farmers' Market has been here for years on Saturday mornings. Definitely a Vallejo staple growing up, located off Georgia street downtown, it's always nice seeing the diversity, vendors, music, and running into those you went to school with growing up. My dad consistently goes to the farmers market for eggs- balut and fruits, especially strawberries, nectarines, and pluots. My mom tries to find fresh vegetables including mushrooms and whatever good finds we can get to support local businesses. In the center they have food vendors and the kettle corn stand is usually there. If you're free on a Saturday and want to take a stroll downtown, come by Vallejo's waterfront and see what you can find! read more

Vallejo Farmers' Market - Mushrooms - Grocery Near Me - Vallejo, California

A great way to support local farmers and small businesses. There's a lot of fruit and vegetables, and a good variety of food vendors. We went a little earlier so it wasn't super crowded. But as we were leaving, I saw a bunch of people arriving with personal size shopping carts and coolers with wheels. They were serious shoppers! Ha! I would definitely encourage people to come out regularly and support this Farmers' Market. read more

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I enjoyed myself! Let's jump into the atmosphere: family friendly! You will see people of all ages walking around sampling, buying, or just browsing. There is security on hand if anything goes wrong but everything seemed fine to me! Booths: mainly produce but it's a good variety from squash to cherry plums. The City of Vallejo had a booth and even a chicken cupcake station. Wait did I say chicken cupcakes? Yes literally fried chicken on a red velvet cupcake. There were some bbq and jewelry booths as well and let's not forget the all natural items like juice, naan, and honey. Now why the 4 stars? It's really small. It's more for people coming to get produce rather than the arts or trading varieties that to make really make farmers markets tick. It also seems like 80% of the sellers were from way out of town. I would love to see if more Vallejo residents would come and show their talent. read more

Vallejo Farmers' Market - My mini haul - Grocery Near Me - Vallejo, California

It's nice to have this in the area and on a consistent basis right downtown on Georgia St. If youre familiar with the area be aware they block off the street at Sonoma and Georgia so you can't enter there and some other locations around that area. So plan to park at another street nearby or other means to eliminate parking. There are several vendors for veggies, fruit, honey, bbq, churros, etc. Somewhat small in comparison but it's a nice alternative for fresh farmed food and the people running the stands are very nice and appreciative. read more

This farmers market is pretty awesome. Once you are able to find somewhere to park it is definitely worth it coming here at finding or looking for something that you need. The best thing about it is it's open all year round. They had a lot of vegetables people selling items they made and other stuff as well will be going here more often. read more

Vallejo Farmer's Market is a lively, fun way to spend a Saturday morning. Plus you can get some shopping accomplished! There is always a wide selection of local fruits and veggies, plus a number of handicraft and food truck options. I love the music and the general vibe. I recommend the churro truck if you happen to see it there! It's also a plus that parking is free. If you live in the area, definitely check it out and support these local vendors and artisans. read more

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Accidentally discovered this on my way to a winery. I was going to get brunch at a place also in this downtown area but saw that a farmer's market was going on. I decided to grab some food from the farmar instead which was much quicker than the sit-down restaurant. There weren't any places to sit to enjoy my food but I was able to figure something out. I browsed around the other booths as well and was super impressed by the prices and quality of fresh fruits and veggies that I saw. There were also gorgeous flowers for sale at a fraction of the cost you'd normally see at stores or floral shops. If I lived closer to here, I would be coming here every week for my shopping. read more

If you are a farmers market lover & look for a nice long walk with some great pickings this is a great place to stop. Cleanliness (provided it's a street vendor setting) Variety 5/5 (farm fresh food/fresh & ready food on site) Many many vendors to choose from local & abroad Family friendly On an old Main Street with additional breakfast & brunch places, 2 + blocks long with cops that often glide through on bikes. Family friendly plenty of parking. read more

Lots of fresh fruit and vegetables, friendly vendors. Food trucks with great food also.

Make sure you check out SUNRISE NURSERY from Watsonville for flowers! I consistently by $3 stems of closed stargazers than last at least 10 days before starting to wilt & open up to be HUGE. They are beautiful, smell amazing and bring good vibes to my living room. See pics for a couple of examples from recent months! Add some cheer to your peripheral! read more

Vallejo Farmers' Market - Lilies! - Starting to open - Grocery Near Me - Vallejo, California

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First time visiting. I came later in the day after 12 noon as I was just going to browse with a neighbor. Parking was not hard to find. There were still plenty. I ended up getting the local honey, dry spicy salami, cherry tomatoes and vanilla almond granola bars. I thought the prices were moderate and the vendors were all so very friendly. I chose to wear my mask and some shoppers & vendors were unmasked. I wanted to get some food but by this time the lines were too long I skipped it. Overall I had a nice experience and I would come back on a weekly basis. Next time I'll go earlier to get some fresh flowers. read more

During the peak summer season, this place is the best. A large selection of quality fruit, veggies, and more are offered at reasonable prices. The only problem I have is I can't always come each week due to limited hours, which, yeah, is a farmers' market norm. The hours for this location are from 9am-2pm on Saturdays, year-round. read more

A spectacular experience it's not only a farmer's market there are incredible businesses also opened like antique stores, retailers and so many other vendors it's one of my favorites 1# farmers market prices are really low and they have lots of first taste then buy vendors which I love!!!! There is music and plenty of parking so see you next Saturday!!!!!! read more

OH the joy of Saturday's! Bag of fruit at 12:30 pm =$3 dollors Hot link + Kettle Corn= $ 10 dollors Vallejo's staple comic relief= $ Priceless $ read more

What? Holding in line for a friend for a $9 single stuffed baked potato? Couple booths away, $20 for a "large" bag of kettle corn, and $6/$9 for a smallish-sized churro? Thought for a moment I might be at Disneyland, a sports stadium, dine-in restaurant or concert with these prices, no? I enjoy the idea of a local farmer's market, but these aren't "farmer's prices" anymore, dig? Fear they may be starting to price themselves outta their own market? Better prices at the local supermarkets & food trucks (i.e. Safeway, taco trucks, et. al), without compromising any freshness or anything. Doubtful most of these growers are certified organic. Remember, this isn't upscale Marin or Contra Costa Counties here folks. Shady-looking street urchins sizing-up patrons while hiding within trash-littered doorways. Signs posted throughout market "No Smoking, No Pets" (per State health codes), but plenty of folks flouting both (including open cannabis use) without any intervention by the clueless security staff. Wasn't even 20 vendors total this day. Whole market looked on life-support, like the rest of downtown and the city itself, by extension. Winter Season/Prices=DUD. Letter grade=D. Sorry, PASS. read more

While I don't want to raise any alarm bells, I've got something to say to y'all. You know that song from R.E.M., right? Well I've tweaked the lyrics a little bit and it goes something like this: "It's the end of Oil as we know it, and I feel fine!" Let me explain... Our dependence on oil has been without bounds, but we're finally realizing that black gold is called gold for a reason... Just like the Forty Niners had to dig deeper and deeper into that river for a nugget of gold, we've got to dig really fucking deep into the ocean to get our black gold fix... And we're now jonesin' pretty much 24-7. So it's time to face the facts: we're running out of oil. Yeah, it'll hurt a little bit but, y'know what? We may come out better in the end... Now's the time to buy local, support green, sustainable, and renewable energy, and instead of buying produce shipped via gas guzzling ships originating in Chile or China, why don't you head over to your Local Farmer's Market and see what they have to offer? We go to the Vallejo Farmer's market regularly, and we find plenty of wonderful vegetables, far cheaper even than you'll pay at Safeway... They have beautiful flowers, fava beans, english peas, asparagus, Naan & chutney, even... They've got it all... and you get to bond with your neighbors, which you better fucking get used to, because unless you want to become a recluse, now's the time to (in 60's parlance) "smile on your brother, everybody get together, try to love one another right now." Peace out. read more

I've been to many Farmer's Markets and this is probably the most sparse.....still good option of fruit/veggie vendors along with eggs, flowers. This particular Farmer's market is mixed with a 'swap meet'...purses, belts, hats booth, incense booth, aprons....and maybe 4 food vendors - bbq, baked potato/nacho booth, kettle corn, and something else...can't even remember! Nice sense of community and breakfast options! And an antique store who stole my saying for antiques... "Dead People's Stuff". lol read more

Like going here to take family strolls on Saturday mornings. We are regulars at the good day cafe. after breakfast We always pick up a bunch of flowers $5-10... Depending on what we select. Fruits/veggies are pretty reasonably priced. I've walked by the meyer's BBQ tent for a year now and decided to finally indulge my pregnancy craving with a footling hotdog. First of all the line was long, I placed my order and the guy said "5minutes". I stood back and waited patiently. Then I saw many others ordering the same and some getting the footling and some waiting. After 10 minutes I approached the guy and asked him about the hotdog. He says, oh I just sold the last one. Really?! Wtf. Needless to say I'm not ever going to bother, they were not organized in managing their line and it was just a damn hotdog. Sac's is pretty close, I will stick with what I know! read more

Vallejo Farmers' Market - Strawberries from Watsonville - Grocery Near Me - Vallejo, California

Saw the farmers market sign & since we were at the Vallejo Naval & Historical Museum it was an easy walk to this farmers' market. The prices are good for the average person. This is not a fancy farmers market and cater to the working people. There were on Sat 12/15/07: flowers from Sunrise nursery $3 a bunch or 2 bunches for $5 strawberries: 3 pack for $5 poinsettias $4-7 a pot fuyu persimmons .75/ lb naval oranges .80 /lb lots of arts & crafts booths roasted corn $2.50 roasted baked potato $5; if you wanted toppings .50 ea topping J&J Farms had fresh walnuts $5 /lb honey stand Gold Rush Kettle Korn - they are everywhere Pt Reyes oysters Meyers BBQ stand - teriyaki, hotdogs, etc. Diaz Farm from Fowler, CA had golden raisins, tangerines Saturday year-round 9a-1p read more

Saturday was a rainy day so the food vendors may have decided not to come. only a few were visible : kettle corn, shelled oysters, breads, pies, india foods, coffee was about it. the farmers market stretched over 3 blocks on georgia with a few artisans, the rest were selling various vegetables and frutits. some organics were present (blueberry, strawberryO. parking was easy to find nearby. read more

Saturday mornings for many kids were spent in front of their TV's (still wearing their pajamas) watching the morning cartoon lineup. My start of the weekends were a little different. I remember my Dad hauling my sisters and I downtown to the farmer's market every Saturday. Of course as a child I didn't know the difference between the goods there and the goods from the store. I'm proud to say that my Dad has instilled a very valuable lesson in me. Well beside the well known idiom-the early bird gets the worm-but also that it's good to support your local farmers because they're a part of YOUR community. I love Vallejo's Farmer's market. I'm Filipino and in many traditional Filipino dishes an assortment of greens are used. The problem is that these "greens" or leaves are very rare to find in main grocery chains like Safeway or Albertson's. Asian markets that do have them are pricier and not as fresh. However, the vendors at Vallejo's farmer's market have crates full of fresh bitter melon leaves, sweet potato leaves, or even water spinach for as low as $1.00 a bunch! Even though I park two blocks away on Virginia Street and Main the instant I step out of my car I can smell the sweet aroma of BBQ and kettle corn calling me. yum... There is usually a performer singing by the food court creating a convivial ambiance for all to enjoy as well. And I would hate to forget about the Master Gardeners who are there to help amateur gardeners with questions on horticulture and pest management. (I never knew ladybugs are a great way to naturally get rid of aphids) I don't live in Vallejo anymore, but every time I pay my family a visit I make sure I make a trip to the farmers market. read more

I LOVE this farmers market. It's amazing. I've been looking to buy more local produce and less supermarket produce, and the farmers market is the spot for it. There are booths from all over the central valley as well as the Bay Area, offering all the produce you could want, as well as honey, sauces, breads, nuts, flowers, etc. The sellers are all super friendly and it's a delight to stroll down Georgia Street and sample and select the fruits and veggies I want to enjoy for the next week! The prices are almost always better than the grocery store, too. (I mean, white peaches for $1-2 a pound? Seriously???) Additionally, there's lots of sellers with art goods, jewelry, soap. Last week my partner and I picked out some lemongrass soap and it is divine. There are multiple food stalls offering all kinds of delicious fare and live music. The hours are great too because you can be an early bird or a late riser and still make it! This is the best farmers market hands down I've ever been to. Planning to come every week for the rest of my life. read more

This is a lovely farmer market. Prices were reasonable and everything wonderful on a saturday morning. Special roasted almonds, dehydrate the almonds before roasting and sneaking some sea salt- ingenious. Sweet organic strawberries, price went down at closing time 2 trays (3 baskets) for 15.00. What a steal. Bought some hummus with great flavors. Avocado and cilantro. Spinach with garlic. Yummy. White peaches were so sweet for 2.00 a pound. Love this farmer market within walking distance to vallejo ferry 14.00 one way ticket (takes one hour to get here). read more

I live above the farmers market and love it so I give 5 stars for the weekly joy... You Absolutely HAVE to try the pak-food stall chicken Tikka wraps.. I'm telling you that this is a great lunch... Love all our local artists and vendors who come rain or shine to sell great produce, art, jams and honeys, who come to entertain and give of themselves to our community. Thanks to all our art galleries and artists Thanks to the city for letting us have this great event weekly read more

I grew up in downtown Vallejo. If there was one constant from downtown that I can recall, it's... This scary bald man who always wore a leather jacket. We called him Venus. I don't know why. My school friend called him that. I don't think he liked us neighborhood kids very much. He'd often scowl in our direction. THE OTHER constant is the Farmer's Market downtown. It has always been the coolest thing to me, one of the things that sparked my interest in fresh food. Food that doesn't come from a store that is to say. Happy to say that it's still going strong until this day. Every Saturday, without fail, rain or shine, the market is there on Georgia St. Not only can you get fresh produce, but you can also sample some of the best eats out there: baked goods, cheese, spreads, veggie chips, bolani bread, and much much more. There's even cool stuff like natural soups, doctor's checking blood pressure, live music, and hot food like asian BBQ, hot dogs, kettle corn, and even Indian food. The awesome thing is that much of what is offered at the market is organic. You can't find a whole lot of organic purveyors in Vallejo, so it's a true breath of fresh air to see what they have available. More recently, I've seen grass-fed beef available and even seafood. Very awesome since it's mostly been vegetables. Vendors here are always so nice, helpful, and even willing to let you sample their wares. There's not really anything bad about the Farmer's Market, other than it's only on Saturdays. But it is truly one of Vallejo's best spots to get fresh food and more. Not much of that available in this city, as we haven't a Trader Joe's or Whole Foods. I love the market. Really, one of the best things available in this city. read more

I love to buy from local business this place gives me the chance to find new small business and just local farmers selling fresh fruit at a great price. I try to come every Saturday this week i picked up some hand made soap bars from a local let's see how they work they smell great. Check them out the also have hot foods like the famous loaded baked potatoes, chicken on a stick and cupcakes etc. read more

Vallejo Farmers' Market - Grocery Near Me - Vallejo, California