Brentwood Farmers Market

A really nice farmers market! 100+ vendors, nice location, busy, friendly environment, good and refresh products. There are also many samples you can try. Love it! You will have to do street parking(free), which isn’t hard.

Great place for new vendors. Folks were able to create semi-precious stone bracelet stacks easily. Lots of interest in Labradorite, Mother's of Pearl, Tiger Eye, Black Onyx, Jade, and so much more.

Great farmers market with good quality products. Great selection of vendors. Small area with other vendors such as jewelry, candles, clothes and more. Easy to park on the streets around the market.

A consistently great, fun and not too large farmers market. Wide variety of goods and small enough to take in and stop at almost every vendor.

Lots of veggies/citrus vendors Couple of 💐 flower vendors & even various food options & packaged goods, cheese & knife sharpening. Coffee, Agua Fresca, fresh squeezed Orangejuice & more GaytansFarms stand looks 👌 go early berries & eggs sell quick Great for taking photos

Best farmers market in west LA area. It is big with all things available. Fruits, vegetables, and food stands. What is best is that you try before you buy. Plenty of samples for you to try, no one is monitoring you, don’t feel obliged to buy, although many times I have been there, I ended up buying things simply because it is unresistable. Such a good cozy atmosphere in this market, you just feel so comfy that you don’t wanna leave.

Best market in La. I must have been to more than 20 Farmers markets in the area and this one is the nicest. Lots of fruit and vegetable stalls, some prepared foods, and other small business stalls. Since the Palisades fires, vendors who used to go to the Sunday Palisades market are now also at the Brentwood market, that location's wrapped around the corner onto San Vicente. There are a few new unique stalls as a result, but mostly additional vegetable stalls whose prices are often a little higher than the usual Brentwood ones.

Very nice market, parking is a little bit of issue though if you are driving there!

Our new favorite farmers market in L.A.! We actually like it more than Playa Vista, Mar Vista, and Westchester--which is saying a lot. This market focuses more on fresh produce and fewer food vendors, which is how a farmers market should be. It's open Sundays from 9am-2pm, and the vibe was relaxed and enjoyable. We grabbed spicy hot dogs from Papas & Dogs, an agua fresca, and the best cinnamon roll I've ever had from Cinnies. Highly recommend checking this market out--we'll definitely be back next Sunday

THIS IS THE FARMERS MARKET!!! After living in La for many years I am sad to say today was my first time here. There are so many amazing vendors and my fridge is packed with fresh produce and fun goodies. The vibes are everything you expect from a farmers market, family friendly and fun.

On Sunday afternoon lunch I strolled down the street stumbling upon a farmers market in Brentwood. What a welcomed surprise on a cool LA afternoon to see everybody enjoying the market. Prior to entering the market the street was filled with food vans as well as vendors selling bread, cookies, salsa and more. Within the market you will find food, jewelry, bags, crafts and more. More specifically the market contains a host of vegetable stands featuring greens and avocados. Plus there was jewelry stands that had rings, necklaces and more. There was even a stand where you can design your own bag. There is something for everyone at this market. Worth a visit if you are in the area.

Who knew that a Farmers Market would be home to some of the best cinnamon rolls in town!! Oh yeah, great fruit and vegetables too!

I come here almost every week! Love the amount of fresh produce options there are. There are also some good food options (closer to Montana Ave end, the produce is the San Vincente end). I recently started eating eggs again, and it makes me feel much better knowing I can get them from a local farm. There are many options. Something to know is that a lot of booths charge a credit card fee, and some also don't take Venmo. So bring some cash if you can! It says it starts at 9 am but people are always shopping well before that. Parking is tough because it's so popular. Fun, lovely place to be on a Sunday. And lots of gourmet foods like jarred vegan cheese, nice pastas, hummus, etc. as well as gorgeous flowers. highly recommend!

I've now lived in LA for 40 years. I've lived here longer than I've lived anywhere else. Los Angeles is my home and I love it here. I couldn't believe it took me this long to get my little bottom to the beautiful Brentwood Village Farmers Market. (It might've been the parking situation that intimidates me so I usually just drove past.) It is well situated in the heart of Brentwood where the heavy vein of it runs perpendicular to San Vicente Blvd. They also do have a sliver of a stretch that hosts several more vendors on the main road too. They have tons of vendors varying from fresh farm foods like Underwood Farms and others checkered into the area. They have pastry bakeries with the artisan breads throughout it too. There are unique one of a kind vendors like Maximus' knife sharpening stand. I fell in love with ordering a giant sausage dog at the Papas & Dogs booth. I saw you can get fresh cheese to fresh seafood and coffee and el frescas to freshly made beef jerkies. I also did love the elegant street performance by Alan Price who was playing the violin with such elegance. The world seems to be your oyster here. Don't take as long as I did to check out a gem.

This is the best and most professionally run farmers' market I've been to in Los Angeles. I only wish it were closer to me and that parking weren't such a chore.

This is the closest farmer's market to me, and it is always fun to walk through on the weekend! If you drive, you'll want to park along San Vicente most likely. It's a large farmer's market (even larger since the fires led some of the Palisades market vendors to move here) with a little bit of everything (food, produce, flowers, jewelry, drinks). Some stuff is more reasonably priced, but overall, I would say it's a pretty expensive market given the neighborhood it's in. That being said, I've discovered a lot of great businesses here, and I always appreciate how fun and lively it is! Makes for a great vibe every time even if I don't buy much.

Cutest little farmer's market on the west side. I stopped by late one Sunday (around 1pm) and there were still a decent amount of vendors around. My friend and I got fresh eggs, fruits, sea moss and some yummy baked goods. I can't remember the vendor name, but the pistachio tart and Nutella croissant were *chef's kiss*. There's also an amazing hummus stand (called Brother's) that is to die for. Make sure to try a few samples if you find them! And the flower stands are so so lovely. Got a nice bouquet of baby pink ranunculus for $10. Friendly crowd and vendors. Lots of cute dogs (: Only downside would probably be the parking situation. I drove around the side streets for a hot minute to find street parking.

Such a lovely farmers market! A good number of vendors who are friendly and will let you sample their products. Lots of bakery items, some hot food items, juices, produce, dates, knives, yogurt, meat, fish, and many specialty dips! I will happily be back!

This is the best farmers market in the area! An endless selection of vendors from fruits to vegetables, yogurt, baked goods, fresh fish, and seafood, food trucks. Everything is fresh and it is a one stop shop to support local, hard-working businesses, such as here. Parking in the neighboring areas around, be sure to read the signage. One of our favorite stops to stock up for the week, highly recommended!

Brentwood farmers market is part of the Sunday morning culture here in Los Angeles! It is so refreshing to see local artesian craft makers, farmers, chefs, etc come together on a Sunday morning to share their products with this community! The food selection is broad, from homemade gluten-free bagels to fresh fish caught on the shores of California! The ambience is always incredibly warm, and everyone is so friendly here! If you are in town for the weekend, this is not a place to miss! And if you live locally, I encourage you to even walk through the Brentwood farmers market on a Sunday morning to get your steps in and enjoy the feeling of community here!

This is one of my favorite FMs, they have plenty of vendors that you don't see at other FMs in LA, people are nice and neighborhood feels safe, but parking sucks as expected, if you don't mind walking for 5 mins or so, you might get lucky and find parking around the neighborhood.

My favorite Sunday morning happy place.Got some beautiful flowers today and treats for my dogs as always.

Amazing! I have enjoyed my time with my family. Every stand had some unique products. Staff is cordial and doesn't pressure you to buy. Recommended.

Awesome and makes you want to go back again and again and again and agin. You end up finding so many things each time

The market is organized, clean and spacious. Variety of friendly vendors from fruits, flowers, clothing/accessories, fresh cooked meals and gluten free/vegan items. I go mainly for the variety of fresh fruits and vegetables. Some vendors carry organic produce. The market is tucked away off a busy street and street parking is tight.

This is one of twenty farmers markets affiliated with California Certified Farmers Markets (CCFM). I have visited few of sister farmers markets like Melrose Place Farmers Market, but Brentwood Village Farmers Market is definitely my favorite one. [Hours]: Sundays from 9 AM to 2 PM. [Parking]: Hey it's Brentwood - street parking only, but street parking is available on San Vicente Blvd (along the golf course) if you are willing to walk for 5+ minutes. [Amenities & vendors]: I got here at 11:30 AM and it was really crowded. The market was much bigger than Santa Monica Sunday Main Street Farmers Markets. Portable restrooms are available. Vendors technically don't allow pets, but everyone still brought their dogs to the market. I counted about 15+ bouquet shops, 2 seafood vendors, 1 mushroom specialty vendor, 25+ farmers/hot food vendors, and 5+ flower or plant vendors. This is a really good farmers market because of several unique vendors & plenty of hot food/coffee options, but parking isn't exactly ideal. Still a solid 4.5-star comparing with other farmers markets in LA county.

I LOVE THIS FARMERS MARKET! I'm from San Diego where we have amazing farmers markets and I've been on the hunt for the perfect farmers market that includes jewelry, clothes, produce, and ready to eat foods and I think I've found the one! The vendors are all very friendly and the fruit the vendors sell is so delicious. Right when you walk in there's the most friendly coffee vendor so I suggest grabbing an iced latte and then get to shopping. Although this isn't quite like the little Italy farmers market in SD, it's definitely my favorite in LA.

Pablo Burritos===JERKS Ordered 2 breakfast burritos. Told it would take about 10 minutes. Okay, no problem. After more than 15 minutes, we asked about our order. ( We were number 36 and never left the immediate area of the stand.) They said they called our order. Never happened. They called the numbers below and above but never our number. They messed up somehow and either forgot the order or mis-numbered the order. It happens--not the end of the world. However, instead of simply saying they were sorry and they'd make it over right away, they kept insisting in a very nasty manner that we were wrong, that they called our number, and that they don't know where our food went to. We got our money back. Not worth the wait and the terrible attitude. There are better choices.

Parking can be a bit of a pain for this farmers market as it's all residential neighborhood parking. Dogs are not allowed at this farmers market unless they are service animals and they're actually very serious about it. They had great flowers. They have a lot of tents that sell clothes and little knickknacks and it's not strictly a produce farmers market. That being said the produce I did buy was not good at all. there are other farmers markets that have much better produce selection in terms of how it tastes. The taste for this produce felt like large batch produce that didn't have any flavor. I got in and out, but overall, it wasn't my favorite farmers market.

TOPANGA GRAIN COMPANY - A "SWEET TAKE" ON AWESOME SOURDOUGH - WHOLE GRAIN breads and tortillas. Original whole grain is delicious bread for any meal. Seed bread, walnut cranberry are best of class. I always by these tortillas that add to anything you wrap in them with sweet/sour taste and whole grain texture.Rye! WORLD CLASS ARTISAN BREAD. Buy early SELLOUT ALERT!

I love this market so much but the guy at the Brothers hummus stand was very rude. He was younger and I was looking at the flavors they had available before getting in line. I was hardly there for a minute when he asked me to stand in the back of the line.. I was going to and would have had he just waited a minute. Terrible customer service from him. The products are great though and I normally get the older guy who is way sweeter and kinder.

I've been coming here for years and can always expect a great selection of fresh produce, and during Covid they have implemented a short waiting period to keep the crowds down. The organizer will give you a spot to stand in, while they read off the rules and let you know that pedestrian farmer's market traffic only goes one way, south, and at the end you come back around on the sidewalk. There do seem to be a few less vendors selling produce and a couple more selling specialty items, like three dollar cookies and granola and stuff. I do miss those samples but Brentwood Village farmers market is doing a great job, keep it up!

the Brentwood village farmers market has a great selection of produce, flowers, cooked foods, coffee, snacks, baked goods, and even jewelry/ clothing! It's quite busy but easy to navigate and everyone is friendly. The booth owners are all very nice and often offer samples and detailed explanations of their products. Many places accept Calfresh/ EBT too. It is pet friendly and quite spacious compared to other farmers markets in the area and its a great place to spend your Sunday morning!

Excellent farmers market. Variety of fresh produce and many vendors selling their wares. Go early, parking is prime.

Brentwood Farmers Market is huge and chaotic. Surrounding residential area south of the market is jammed with cars looking for parking that is very hard to find. If you do find it, it is far from the market. To the north is San Vicente Blvd., with traffic all backed up going east toward Bundy Dr. Other markets I have been too are in business areas which are much easier to negotiate as far as parking, how far you walk to the market, and are overall more enjoyable. However, this market has been kind to include vendors from the destroyed Pacific Palisades Farmers Market. It is comforting to go there and see the familiar vendors from the Palisades. Also this market has many, many produce farmers booths, jewelry sellers, hot food, hot coffee and other booths with unique items. Perhaps a bit too many. Overall Brentwood market is just too big. Not fun to go there; it is more stressful like work rather than enjoyment. PP was pure enjoyment.

Incredibly impressed by the size of this market! So many different vendors (fruit, veg, flowers, and homemade goods), it was amazing! One note: can be a bit busier towards the end of the day, but still an awesome selection!

Love this farmar! On one end it's more fruit and veggie and flowers and the other end is more food. Parking is a bit of a struggle but if you drive down bundy to some of the side neighborhood streets there's plenty of parking. I'd come before 11am or else it gets really crowded. There's a huge selection of fruits and hot food vendors, the people watching is also fun as it's a hotspot for influencers. Most (if not all) vendors take card and everyone here is so nice! It's a lovely vibe overall.

Despite being a crowded busy Sunday we were able to find a parking spot near Nicole Simpson's old condo down the street on Bundy. This was my first visit to this farmers market and they had a good variety of fresh veggies and fruit plus some quick unique fast food meals. I ran into some neighbors who have a stand for Nomad ice pops which was a perfect dessert refreshment on this hot day.

This is the best farmers market I've been to in Los Angeles. There are some great vendors here with some rare finds like dried persimmons and coconut jerky! People seem to know eachother and it feels like a friendly little village of merchants and locals. I come here often even though it's a drive from where I live!

Not impressed this place is filled with pretentious shoppers. They walk and talk like they own everything. Parking is horrendous. Over all is very disappointing not planning on going there anytime soon. NO THANK U ITS NOT A FRIENDLY PLACE . Food is good and some merchants are not very helpful once again . NOT A GOOD PLACE .

Got up early and went to explore the farmers market. I had so much fun! Beautiful and fresh produce. Yummy jams and dry fruits. Refreshing tea and pressed juices. They also have hot and ready food choices such as avocado toast, Thai bbq chicken, etc. Lots of sampling as well. Valet was $10.

Super lucky to have this great farmers' market in the neighborhood. I love going especially in the fall to try all of the amazing plums and pluots at the stand towards the back. Some must-stop stands for me are Häsi bread (beautiful and colorful marbled sourdough loaves), the hummus/tapenade/babaghanoush stand, the tamale stand during Christmastime, the Yerba mate stand, and any/all of the stands selling fresh bread and pastries. I also love coming here to get a few clamshells of ripe strawberries, blackberries, and groundcherries when they're in season. It's also a great place to see a ton of cute dogs. :)

My favorite farmers market in LA. Love coming early before all the Instagram hungry people make their way. It feels like a small town farmers market before crowds arrive. They have a huge array of vendors well organized. All their hot food vendors are clean and delicious. Prepare to wait in line for the pupusas and fish tacos which are definitely the highlight after a walk thru the whole market. Eat your lunch in the school yard and reminisce about eating at lunch tables.

So many great merchants. Loved finding real cashmere (The Cashmere Guy) at this place.

Came for our weekly shopping and noticed my favorite vendor with Korean food hasn't been recently. Which brings me here to give a shout out to a particular fruit stand at the end that is top notch. They never lower their prices, but they don't really need to go that route. Arnett Farms from Fresno...5 stars. They just recently added jams, apple and nut butters. They have toothpicks (please don't be gross - just use them) to sample every single item they offer, be it fresh produce, dried fruits, and jars. You won't find out at home that anything tastes terrible. Even the dried fruit, which I typically hate, is very good - and I wouldn't have known that without a sample. Love Arnett Farms! Love Brentwood FM.

THE WHOLE FOODS OF FARMERS MARKETS Organic, pricey produce, exotic eggs, handcrafted eats and more are available at the bustling Brentwood Village Farmers Market on Sunday mornings. While you won't find any bargains, there are plenty of high quality healthy goodies to buy. Not sure if it's to your taste? Numerous samples are offered. More affordable are the food stands and trucks, where tacos start at $2, and plates of Indian food begin around $8.50. Pleasant seating, however, is practically non-existent. Food items tend to be at the San Vicente side, while a few stalls of clothes, jewelry, soaps, etc. are towards the other end. The attractive crowd is composed of actors, models, musicians, families, singles, athletes and a smattering of tourists, so don't be surprised if the paparazzi pop up. Round out the weekend at this upscale farm to table mecca.

The best, most diverse farmers market in the area! My husband and I live in Marina Del Rey, yet we travel here as we feel that this location has the absolute BEST selection for everything from organic, free range eggs to wild caught salmon, to nuts, fruits, vegetables, farmed spirulina, and homemade hummus. We try and come early upon opening to avoid the crowds (and we've not actually been attending since COVID although we do hear it's open) and to avoid the hot sun in the summer months. We really enjoy our weekly experience and always find the freshest items here. I highly recommend you give it a try!

NICHOLAS FAMILY FARMS: the guy at this stand was wearing a *mesh* face mask, with clear air flow. When I asked him why he's not wearing a proper mask, he told me to go do my research because masks aren't safe. He obviously shouldn't be allowed to handle produce, let alone interact with people. Just disgusting. If this is what your company support, y'all should be banned from the farmers market. We let the people in charge know before leaving and they were shocked to hear about his response and went to deal with the issue immediately which was very nice so thank you for keeping a safe place for everyone to shop at! Other than that, we love coming to the market on Sundays. Everyone (except for that jerk) has been very nice and the produce is always fresh with a wide variety.

Brentwood Farmers Market is great. It would be nice if they mixed up the vendors sometimes. It's always the same vendors. Gets a little boring. The reason I gave the market one star is due to Arnett Farms. The cashier at Fruitlady Arnett Farms is rude and abrupt. She was rude to me and I will NOT be going back there ever again! Not after she was so rude to me! I spent $30 on nuts. She didn't appreciate my business and was a bitch when I was there to check out. I wouldn't recommend anyone go get nuts and nut butters there! Just go to Whole Foods Market. They are much friendlier there!

A beautiful off San Vincente Blvd location. This market offers us the hard work of small farms around us. Imagine my surprise as a Brentwood resident refused to "allow" his wife to pay .50¢ during these Covid times to a small mom-pop farm for using credit card services (that as a business owner I understand why it is to be done!) The choices are amazing it is such a worth while "contribution" for us to not lose the quality of "food be thy medicine" offerings brought to us by these guardians of our planet. I highly recommend this market!

We really enjoy this Farmers Market because there are so many healthy and unique boutique products that aren't available at the larger farmers markets. We love the Fermented Fairy Kefir, Kepner Farms above organic standards for meat and eggs, some of the best avocado toast around (worth the 10 minute wait for them to make it), knife sharpening, rugs, jewelry, clothes, etc. Brentwood's market is one long street so it's organized and easy to make your way down the street. Kind of like a posh shopping trip, except with delicious foods! There isn't as much produce as the Hollywood or Santa Monica farmers markets, but they have everything you need. Who needs 20 stalls of broccoli and apples anyways?!$@! One of our favorite vendors is the Brothers Products. They make THE BEST hummus, mango labneh, and other amazing dips. Until now, we only found them on Milk and Eggs' delivery service, and were thrilled to find the family owned business here. Their baklava was so delicious also. It's a beautiful way to spend your Sunday, and worth the trip for all the delicious and healthy food that will last longer than if you bought it at a regular supermarket since it's all freshly picked and made!

I used to be a vendor at this market when I first started my snack food company and I have to say this is one of the best markets. There are multiple stalls with super fresh produce. I love fruit so I always sample the strawberries, peaches and plums before I choose which ones to buy. I love that you aren't stuck with just one option. In addition to a plethora of produce staples, there are awesome prepared food vendors (the avocado toast always has a line the cuts through the rest of the market) if you get peckish during your Sunday stroll. This market also features many companies with unique artisan products. This is a great way to support your community and find your next favorite item! From cute jewelry and clothing to granola and vegan cookies. And let's not forget about the hummus. Worlds better than anything you can get at the supermarket. My favorite flavors include the spinach and feta, sun dried tomato and basil, and the super rich and dreamy garlic spreads (the same stuff Zankou has, but this time flavored!) The only negative I have is that parking is atrocious so be prepared to walk and bring a cart so you aren't lugging around 10 pounds of fruit and veggies while walking a quarter of a mile.

You'll see all the fancy produces,. Chefs shop here. Food stands/organic products/florists, great place to spend a Sunday morning. Great community event !

You know, I always wonder about the checks and balances to insure that produce sold here is actually what it claims to be. I wonder no longer. I bought this eggplant from and vendor and here you can see where the sticker was pulled off. Clearly they didn't grow this; they bought it somewhere and are re-selling it at the farmer's market. Pick your growers carefully. Just because they're selling at the market doesn't guarantee anything.

We ordered crepes from Crepes Bonaparte truck! It took less than 3 minutes to complete two orders of Hazelberryana crepes order. The crepes were very fresh and little crispy! I think they overdid the Nutella part. You should let them know ahead of time if you want less Nutella in it. They worked in a clean truck which is a big plus! I'd love to go back and try other options!

Vendor quality and variety has either continued to go down or the quality of their wares is just not what it used to be. Lots of the same stuff just with different tents. The prepared food vendors are a joke - zero stars for them alone if possible. The smallest size horchata was $5 at the pupusa tent (disregard their signs if they say otherwise, apparently). OK place to get decent fresh produce still, but not at all as it used to be. Nothing special or of quality that would make it superior to a local supermarket.

Hands down my favorite farmers market. It's really diverse and there are so many options. So many produce, fruit, clothing, jewelry, artisan jams, oils, prepared meals, teas/coffees, baked goods, juices/smoothies, plants, and flower stands! It is a bit pricey but you can snatch good deals on a few items here and there! I love going to farmers markets with my family on Sunday mornings. No need to worry about parking, it's free!