I can't think of a better place to feel good about shopping. There are produce stands along with…read morestreet tacos, Waffle-icious, kettle corn, hot sauces, paintings, jewelry and accessories. Lots of volunteers to help anyone. This is not just a farmers market, its like a group of friends! If you have been here, please tell everyone about it. Its a new farmers market and we are still growing!

This is a small farmer's market. It consists of like 10 ish vendors, so dont expect to find a lot…read morehere. Dont expect an actual meal or anything, there's not much food. When I went, there was only 1 vendor who offered something thats sizeable enough to be a meal. Almost half of the other vendors sold baked goods or snacks, so make sure to eat a good meal before you come here. I wish they had more food to offer Aside from that, I was happy with their choices of vendors and hope they keep letting them attend. Saw one full of crystals, which I pictured, and I saw one that sold alpaca-wool goods and traditional souvenirs. There was a sweet old lady with her handmade soap which I made sure to support, because it didnt seem like anyone came by and I really wanted to help her out. Make sure to support your local creators and farmers yguys, even the produce here are great deals

So the Garden Grove Farmer's Market is a perfect 3 star. Its OK…read more It is fairly small and had more vendors selling non foodstuff than well food. That being said it had ample parking and it is nice they block off the street for it. Aside from that if you are in the area or perhaps going to the Costco across the street it is worth a stop especially if you pair it with the multitude of eateries that line the street

I love my favorite Smith Farms neighborhood. I should have Yelped them a long time ago. I love the…read morefood here and the service. Everything is fresh, clean and well prepared. Everything you want is here. I will be a regular shopper now.

Fresh food, best service! & is so great to have fresh fruit & veggies readily avaliable…read more The Ambiance is apparent all fresh foods & local honey for sell aswell. Locally owned & grown.... & local home stead fresh aswell from others all local. Best service & freshly picked

Good time to see the community out and about. However, not many vendors, mostly overpriced trinkets…read moreand food stalls. It may have been a true farmer's market at one point but now has limited produce vendors, selling the same items. Not worth going out of your way for but good for people watching.

If you like going to farmers markets as much as I do , you should check this one out. The best…read morepart about it was seeing all the cute dogs. I enjoyed the samples a lot and bought some caramel popcorn and gluten-free cookies. It is definitely a fun way to spend a few hours in Huntington Beach on a Tuesday evening.

How does this not have a fb group? They must get a thousand people a week! You dont even really…read moreneed a permit, you can set up right outside the border. The managers -not the staff, but their supervisors -treat their employees like crap, but there's some good stuff here. Rude people with their dogs paws on hot pavement Disobedient kids running around But the food is great

I used to enjoy visiting the OCC Swap Meet, but after several incidents over the past two weeks, I…read morefeel obligated to share this experience so others -- especially minority visitors -- are aware. On February 28, my friends and I asked an employee near the office where the ATM was. She ignored us at first, and later we saw her walk past us with another employee while laughing and directing racial slurs toward our group. On March 7, we encountered the same employee again and she once again shouted racially offensive language toward us. Then on March 8, the situation escalated. As she walked past us, she hit my shoulder while passing by and yelled racial slurs in both English and Spanish. I reported the incidents through OCC's complaint system but had not received a response before the third incident occurred, which is extremely concerning. The employee's name is Karen L. I'm sharing this as a caution to other minority customers. No one should experience harassment or discrimination from staff at a public marketplace.

This is a typical standup market that has some organic produce but not truly local and not all…read moreorganic. It's worth a stop and see if you can supplement your food with farm fresh from the four stands among the twenty that sell produce and eggs

I go to Farmer's Markets for produce, not the food vendors or other items such as pastries,…read morelotions, etc. For that reason, I am saying this is just an OK Farmer's market in the edge of Costa Mesa bordering Fountain Valley. In years past, this was quite a lively place with several product vendors. In the last coupe of years, it's very tiny. For me, I love plums, peaches, nectarines in the summer. Once in a while, there is a good singer guitar player entertaining the small crowd. It's a decent alternative if you can't go to the Thursday Farmer's Market at the Fairgrounds which is closed during the OC County fair from mid July to mid August. Price for the produce was #3.50 a lb. for the fruits this time but subject to change (increase). I don't remember if it was Organic, but I always soak my purchased fruit in baking soda and water for 30 minutes just in case there are pesticide residues to very dirty hands before I eat it. They also have vegetables, a honey vendor, and some food. Just an OK experience for me. Parking is easy until he surrounding stores open.

First time here after moving to the area. Wasn't totally sure what to expect. It certainly isn't…read morethe biggest farmer's market but it has a lot of good stuff. I was worried at first as I saw mostly vegetables, which wasn't what I was there for. But when you move to the other side there are a lot of local businesses selling their goods and I ended up buying a few things I never would have anticipated (dips, sauces, etc.). Parking is super convenient (and free, which is interesting with the fair going on parking in the same lot and paying for it). The vibe seems super local. At multiple points people told me the stall I was at was great, had great stuff, etc. And also at multiple points other patrons interacted with the vendors like friends. You can tell that these people go here weekly and support these small businesses/vice-versa, which is really nice to see.

I enjoyed a pleasant Thursday morning at the market. I purchased so many tasty treats from as many…read morevendors as I could until my bags got too heavy so many great vendors to select from. I will definitely return soon plenty of parking and all vendors take cards or the cash apps

This farmers market is pretty convenient to me because I work close by, so when I don't have a…read moremorning packed with meetings on a Tuesday I will sometimes come to pick up fresh produce. Unfortunately, they don't have a social media presence that would allow me not to waste my time coming here when they occasionally cancel the market. For example, the week of July 4, 2024 the market was canceled, even though July 4 was a Thursday, not a Tuesday. Today vendors included: 2 or 3 produce, French bakery, tamales, pupusas (smelled really good!), bread, hummus, jerky, crystals, soap.

The outdoor Farmers Market in Seal Beach Village is there only on Tuesdays from 9 am to 2 pm. Some…read moretimes some booths are set up a half hour earlier, at 8:30 am. Some close earlier than 2 pm. Some start closing at 1:30 pm. If the Tamale guy sells out early, he leaves. There is a Central American hot food booth and a Tamales booth for those that want hot food. There are also pastries, fruits, eggs, vegetables, bread, clothing, jewelry, and miscellaneous stuff. Some booths are there consistently and others are hit and miss. It is a small market. Very convenient parking, lots of parking. It is very convenient for the Leisure World retirement community, who are near by. They do not set up on Major Holidays. The Tamale guy seems to be very popular because the Pork tamales sell out early. I have to get there at 9 am in order to be guaranteed to have Tamales to bring home.