A great little farmers market in Elk Grove on Saturdays from 8 am - 12pm. My husband and I go here…read moreregularly. We love it. There are many stands that serve produce, bread, flowers, honey, and much more. I love the flower booth that is comes to this farmers market every weekend. You can buy flowers by the bouquet (anywhere from $7-$30) or you can ask about bulk purchases. I also like that they have performers that play guitar, piano, sing, etc. This farmers market doesn't compare to the midtown farmers market, but a great farmers market if you're looking to simply buy produce and fresh items. There is plenty of parking. There are no food trucks or food stands with already made food. Also, no dogs allowed.

Ooooh the strawberries!!! We love the first booth closest to the outdoor store- if they run out…read morethen I guess the others will do. Another great vendor is the micro greens give them a try on a salad.

A very small farmers market on Wednesdays from 9-1.. We lived in EG for at least 35 years & this is…read morethe first time we have heard of it. They probably cater to the state? workers in the area. It's more convenient for them. Would we return? Sure. My wife only heard about it bc she followed this one particular business on IG. In fact there were previous ROTD for that cookie business & they do pop ups around town. My wife tried the half baked keto Gf vegan cookie & it was tasty. She froze it bc it was huge & that was even more delicious for her frozen wise! YUM!!! Be aware there aren't too many tents maybe nine? here plus a few food trucks. It's clean neat & lots of parking around. No restrooms. The ambiance was small & that's an understatement! If you're expecting something like Midtown & Sunday farmers market you're literally out of luck. But if you're only looking for coffee, pastries & select food items & goods you may be fully happy. This time we came later like after 11 AM & most tents were ready to sell than at 9 AM. That later time was more ideal for us. I'm sure we will come back! Must support these small businesses!

Absolutely zero to talk about. It's a farmer market, no more than 12 stands and it shares a parking…read morelot of stores.

They have the best corn and watermelon around. It is sold at Oto's food market only available…read morefrom August and September.

Love their "Sweet Gems" black watermelon! It's sweet and crisp. Hands down the best watermelon I've…read moreever had. I just wish they sold it in the South Bay. (My aunt who lives in the Sacramento area picks them up for us at Oto's.)

We bought strawberries from this and they were sweet and delicious! The price was great and the…read morelady working there was super sweet and helpful. They even let my daughter pick a strawberry from the back! She was really excited about that.

If you've never had strawberries so fresh they practically wave at you as you walk by, you haven't…read morebeen to Wilton Strawberries. These berries are so sweet they're probably paying taxes in the dessert category. Always a pleasure to swing by this local stand and grab a basket (or five) of these red jewels. Supporting local small businesses never tasted so good--unless you count the free samples they sneak you when you flash a smile.

Little farmer's market in South Sacramento. It's located on Mack Road and Valley Hi Drive, in the…read moresame parking lot as McDonald (and Shell gas station), across from Starbucks. It's great to see this in the area--hopefully they'll continue to keep it and grow it even bigger!! :) Very exciting and though it's very small, the vegetables are fresh and the vendors are friendly! Thumbs up!! Come by to support if you can!

I came here for the lavender festival which was smaller than I expected but still super cute. The…read morebest thing I picked up was actually from Miss V's - these dense blondie bars that I could probably eat in one sitting but shouldn't. Will definitely come back again next year.

First time went there! I loveee it! Free admission and parking. Only thing is you pay for your…read moreu-pick & buy cute stuffs at their store! You must try their homemade lavender lemonade and sugar cookie! So good and very refreshing during the hot day! I love their cute decoration inside and they do have bathroom! The woman who was at the front desk, she was very friendly! If you are a big fan of lavender, this is the best place to go!

Really like this place. Very nice to have local produce, oils, hand made crafts from people in the…read morecommunity. Everyone is really nice and friendly. The cherries and strawberries are soo good. There is even have a fresh, made to order coffee vendor. This market rivals any of the hip SF markets and it's still growing. Bike friendly, everything friendly :)

From the owner: Welcome to the Rancho Murieta Marketplace - (subs. H&K Farms, Rio Linda Farmers Market) We are a…read morenew local vendor space launching in May 2018 in the Rancho Murieta business center. We are geared toward small to medium sized farmers, makers, and artisans.

Stopped by the Davis ranch to get a Christmas wreath. Looks great and smells good…read more While there we picked up some snacks and vegetables. They also have a huge tree farm, you can cut your own tree or get a pre cut one. This place has lots snacks, fruits and vegetables to buy. Even pies. Tons of parking. It's just right off of Jackson road.

1st time driving by this produce stand & I just had 2 stop!!! It was on the larger size w/ soooo…read moremany different types of produce. And the prices weren't 2 bad. They had items like watermelons, zucchinis, peppers, tomatoes, garlic, pumpkins, etc. they also had different candies, jams, pies, etc. and the staff was hard @ work!!! U should definitely stop by & check it out!!!

Excellent produce at great prices. Lots of variety for all types of food. They have a lot of…read morecommunity information as well.

The farmers at this market have the most wonderful assortment of fresh produce that one could ask…read morefor . The prices are pretty good, too. There're egg sellers (chicken, duck, and quail), a mushroom vender, and numerous farmers that grow a variety of Asian veggies like bitter melon, Japanese eggplant, as well as the usual cucumber, squashes, onions and tomatoes. There's a plant seller and a flower vender. Melon and fresh corn grown in West Sac is here, too.