The Original Farmers Market

Farmers' market · Fairfax District

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"The Original Farmers Market is the most misunderstood place in LA. Yes, the outdoor market is attached to The Grove, an outdoor hell-mall filled with bumbling tourists riding fake trolleys and taking selfies in front of a fountain timed to “Uptown Funk.” Sure, on weekends, the market is nearly as packed as the Sahara Tent during a Kygo set. But there’s still real magic to be found at this 90-year-old maze of vendors that’s home to cheese shops, butchers, florists, and tons of excellent restaurant stalls." - brant cox

https://www.theinfatuation.com/los-angeles/guides/best-tourist-restaurants-los-angeles

6333 W 3rd St, Los Angeles, CA 90036 Get directions

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