Burbank Farmers Market

The Burbank Farmers Market is a hidden gem for fresh produce and local goods. It’s smaller than other markets, but that’s what makes it so special. The farmers are always friendly, and the selection of fruits, vegetables, and cheeses is fantastic. I always make sure to grab some fresh bread and local honey when I visit. It’s a nice, low-key way to spend a Sunday morning.

Loved the amount of choices of farms for fresh fruit/veggies, but everything else kind of lagged. Not many options for locally made eats, just a couple of bakeries. They had fish to purchase too. I feel like it was missing like the soul of farmers markets… people playing music, food vendors, coffee vendors, and local art for sale etc.

Love the selection and freshness of all the veggies and fruits when I come back here I will definitely be back at this farmers market!

I enjoyed shopping at Burbank Farmer’s Market specially with today’s weather. I Came home and enjoyed the delicious heirloom tomatoes and the extra crunchy cucumbers. The peaches were amazing and what can I say about the plumbs, simply delicious. I will be cooking some chicken with the bean sprouts l’ve got from there too.

Wonderful and fragrant Cara Cara oranges, Meyer Lemons and Blood Oranges. The Best Pickles on the planet are indeed the best 👍 Free range eggs and a fresh loaf of ciabatta , check, check. We'll definitely be back 😋

As far as farmers markets go, this one is pretty small. Only a handful of vendors but they’re great. One of my favorites is Alex’s Fruits & Nuts! The best!! The day they stop doing this market is the day I stop coming to this market. Small market but tons of parking so I guess it’s not too bad.

I'm a new vendor here, Completely Pickled. This market has great mix of food and vendors, easy to park. Everyone is super nice as well

A nice little market with gorgeous produce, olive oils, fresh fish, nuts, eggs, breads and jams! Park on the street or the lot. Plenty of handicap stalls too!

I knew it was going to be a busy Saturday, especially a week before Easter, especially the egg stand. I thought by coming early before 8 will be easier, but I guess all the people in the line thought the same. lol. This spot for eggs is one of the best, she has great tasting, white, brown, large, jumbo, two yolks, omega, whatever your preference is eggs. Actually, the line is worth waiting for, as long as she brings enough eggs lol. Lady is super nice and she usually has her kids helping her , which makes things go faster. People politely wait for their turn. Casual, calm and usually peaceful pace, worth the Saturday morning walk. I get to wait in line while catching Pokémon's and than stroll around for more organic goodies. Recommend

MY 600TH YELP REVIEW!!!!! Woohoooo =) Okay yelpers, I am writing my 600th review on yelp, and I picked something super special to me, and to the community. My husband and I recently moved to Burbank (from Sherman Oaks), and we previously frequented the farmers market in Studio City. We are big fans of leisurely weekend trips to a farmers market where we can sip a little hot coffee or tea as we peruse the various vendor stands. We were so glad to see that our favorite vendors (with ready made foods) from the other farmers market ,which occurs on Sundays, were all at BFM. We loaded up on our usual items, and tried a few new to us things as well. We do wish there was a vendor there with coffee or tea, but this is so close to downtown Burbank, where we popped in a local coffee shop and got our hot drinks to hold us over on our farmers market shopping trip. Now that we know this gem is here, we will surely be frequenting it. The Burbank Farmers Market is in a parking lot at Olive and Glenoaks on Saturday mornings 8-12. Shop local and small biz!

Nice Farmers Market, on the small side, not as many vendors as others I have shopped at. But it's not as crazy or hectic either. Where was I that somehow I am late for the party and found out about Burbank having a Farmers Market till recently? I walked to it from downtown Burbank since it's near the Courthouse, there are parking lots around and you can also find spots on the street. Not a loot of cooked food here, but I found a couple of nice bakery stalls. Lots of fresh fruits and vegetables and beautiful flowers. Prices are a tad high. I got some nice tomato-s and pastry for next day's breakfast. Not as many choices here, but it's worth checking it out for sure. Open Saturdays morning 8 am-12 pm.

Smaller farmers market Saturdays from 8am-12pm. Street parking and a small designated lot behind the market. There's a few produce vendors, maybe 4 or 5, all have the same stuff but I will say everything is pretty expensive. We dropped $13 on 4 cara cara oranges and 1 grapefruit, so that gives a you a good idea of pricing. Some great honorable mention vendors: Delicious PICKLED vendor, we grabbed some chili flake pickled hot garlic, pickled red onions and some spicy pickles. She offers samples of all, and the best part is she offers $.75 credit per empty recycled jar returned Flora De Lima- amazing pressed juices! The spicy peanuts/fruits vendor literally fed us full of samples before we purchased 5 for $35 and we got one free The egg lady was definetly the egg plug! A flat of fresh eggs for $6.50 There was 1 plant vendor and 2 flower vendors. We grabbed a beautiful Chinese lantern plant for $25 Wasn't the place to buy the produce like I originally wanted being prices were a little outrageous. But if you are looking for farm to table, this Farmers market has some nice options for you.

Love this place but the back bakery ...frog something...she was so rude. I waited for my turn then after waiting for my turn then it's my turn to order. She told me that there is a line and told me to go wait there instead. She could have told me that from the beginning since she saw me wait there. So she made a scene in front of everyone about how I cut everyone and the people in line was telling me to go ahead but I was just over it by this point and left. Obviously if I knew there was a line then I would have waited there. Karen's like her need to sit down. Other than this sour booth bakery, there is a booth with just eggs towards the back where there is plants for sell. The best eggs I ever had and felt. It feels so different and you just can't go back to the market eggs. There is even a booth with olive oil when you enter this place and it is fantastic. everyone else here is nice. Love the fresh produce and people selling it. Really working hard people.

Such a cute farmers market. They definitely had a variety of foods and vegetables. I has excited to purchase eggs. I loved being able to purchase fresh herbs at a great price. I personally loved it. I recommend stop by and check it out. Every booth I went to the service was awesome.

Burbank Famers Market is one of the oldest Farmers Markets in Southern California (started in 1983). [Hours]: Every Saturday from 8 AM to 12 PM. [Parking]: There's a small designated parking lot right next to the market, but the lot was packed. I did find a street parking spot two blocks away from the market. [Amenities]: No public restrooms at the market​. Since it is a certified farmers' market (certified means all produce is grown in the State of California), there's no pet rule inside the market. [Vendors]: There are about 30+ vendors with 75% farmers and 25% non-agriculture section. Pretty solid selection and I did notice an agricultural vendor selling Asian vegetables, but prices weren't exactly cheap. I didn't see any boutique vendors here. A solid and small farmers market with 100% focus on fruit/vegetables/processed food. Great for local residents, but this is not one of those farmers markets that's worth driving out of the way. 3.5-star with the benefit of the doubt.

Fresh Kimchi without the fish sauce! Cheers to healthy happy gut! Highly recommend checking out Dave's Gourmet Foods because they have so many delicious foods and pickled items to choose from! Also!.... Gluten free and Vegan!

This place is awesome! Shop here to get the freshest organic fruits and vegetables. They also have some very cool vendors with yummy healthy goodies. The parking situation isn't too bad at all, especially if you come early. They also sell fresh flowers here.

I love coming to this small market on Saturdays. It's only a couple of blocks from my home. The stroll there and familiar stalls always relaxes me and makes me feel like it is indeed the weekend. I don't mind paying a little bit extra for organic produce. I know I can go to Sprouts and get it cheaper, but I feel it's super important to support small local businesses. These people come every week to sell their goods that they pick or make themselves and at this point in my life, I can pay a little extra to support my community. Highlights: The egg place always has a line and I always see people walking with flats of eggs. The berry shop has very sweet blueberries. I actually haven't found a better blueberry at any grocery store. I always stop at the produce stand that sells Asian produce. This week, they had 5 different type of eggplants. I also buy a kouign amann from the bakery stall. Sometimes it doesn't even make it home! Also, get your knives sharpened while you shop. It is so worth it. Do it for your knives. The stall is parked on Olive Ave and takes only cash. Yes, it's small and yes, you can find cheaper produce, but please, please, please, support local business if you can. It might mean a couple extra dollars for you, but this is their livelihood. (Now, someone help me get off this soapbox!)

The Burbank Farmers Market is open every Saturday from . It's located in downtown Burbank, just across the Courthouse. Free parking is available at the city hall and nearby streets along Glenoaks Blvd. It's a small market, yet there's a wide variety of choices. There's a nursery at the corner where you can buy ornamental plants and fruit trees. Fresh flowers are available for cheap. A bread stand can also be found as well as a stall selling Korean stuff. There's several fruits and vegetables stands to choose from. Every time I dropped by here, I always see a line to the egg vendor. As opposed to other flea markets where you can grab a bite, there's none here. So don't come hungry because there's no hot, cooked food available here. Not even a place to get a cup of coffee. Have breakfast at home or nearby restaurants before heading out here.

This is a nice little farmers market in Downtown Burbank and it's open between 8:30 am-12:30 pm every Saturday. Dave's gourmet is one of the best vendors and I live their non spicy gluten free tempha. They are very generous with samples!! Parking is easy across the street. I love the flower vendor and the fresh produce at several booths. They even have a pressed juice booth!!

Im here almost every week and I love it. Can't wait for summer to arrive, and enjoy every hot day with fresh fruits and vegetables to take home

I walk to this farmers market every week! I get blueberries*, strawberries, cucumbers, artichokes, and fresh artichoke ravioli! There's also fresh bread, fresh cheese, pasture raised** eggs, nuts/trail mix, gluten free desserts, and any fruit and veg that's in season, including many that American grocery stores don't carry. I regularly invite friends to come with me. *If you've never had a farmers market blueberry, you are missing out! I know they are pricy but they usually don't last me the walk home (because I eat them all on the walk) **PASTURE RAISED eggs means 108 sq outside space per bird, FREE-RANGE means each bird has the option of being outside for at least one minute per day. Always get pasture raised!

I love this farmers market! Even though it's small they have great options! Amazing fresh strawberry yogurt, fresh cilantro, bell betters, all kinds of fruit! They also have amazing salsas! They have fresh 18 eggs for only 5.50, but it's best to go early so they are not sold out!If you go at the end of the market they have the best deals there! My favorite part is the gluten free vegan gingerbread cookies!

Another wonderful way to get locally grown produce. Always find what I want when I visit the Burbank Farmers Market. I really like Bolanos Sprouts and Given's Organic Produce stand

Most of us can recall the days of youth when Saturday mornings were about cartoons, cereal, and laziness. As adults, Saturday mornings have evolved to be about farmers markets and errands. One might long for those child's play days but I actually choose a farmers market. Nothing better than browsing fresh produce stands and unique, gourmet offerings. Los Angeles is the home to many farmers markets in each respective community and Burbank is no exception. Let's find out of this market merits a visit... Held on every Saturday morning from 8am-12:30 (rain or shine); the Burbank Farmers Market is located on the corner of Olive/Glenoaks in the parking lot of the Burbank Administrative and Workforce Connection building. Parking is available adjacent to the lot (but is generally full) but there is ample street parking available and the lot at the firehouse is also up for grabs. Both parking and the farmers market are free of any charge/admission. Now, don't be expecting a grandiose farmers market as the Burbank offering is rather small in comparison to some of the others in the city. This market is literally just a small square of vendors and not a market with huge quantity of sellers or bells and whistles like pony rides and inflatable rides for children. That being said, the Burbank Farmers Market still attempts to offer some varied goods. The produce booths are all generally the same: seasonal fruits and veggies and the prices are also even-keel at each booth so there isn't really one that is better than the other. However, there are also some unique products like salsas, cheese, Asian pickled foods, eggs, pressed juices, a mushroom varietal booth, and even a florist. Thus, you CAN find some surprise goodies even at this rather small market. The great thing about the Burbank Farmers Market is that the negative of the larger markets being overly-crowded and being filled with children isn't an issue here. There is ample walking space, not really any children, and is pretty much an in-and-out deal. On the other hand though, ALL of booths here catcall to those walking buy and it sounds like an auction and makes one feel pressured to visit booths. It's a little bit intimidating and takes away from some of the pleasure of the market. For those with EBT; the Burbank Farmers Market is EBT-friendly. Just visit the welcome booth where you tell them how much you would like to put on your card (you have to do this first before you purchase goods), they swipe your card, and exchange it for market money. They also give you a bonus dollar for your first time. The great thing is you can go back for more and it doesn't expire so you can keep leftovers for your next visit. Don't worry about having to arrive too early. Even at 11am, all booths were still stocked and good to go. Overall, the Burbank Farmers Market is rather solid and good for those located in the Burbank vicinity but not necessarily one to go out of your way for. It also doesn't compare to some of the other markets (such as the AMAZING Studio City Farmers Market) but again: it isn't bad. It is clean, offers a suitable variety of booths, and maneuverability is ideal. So if in the area and taking a break from Saturday morning cartoons (I'm not judging you!); then head to the Burbank Farmers Market.

I like this farmers market. The egg line is so long though! And you have to avoid everyone wanting your signature for something. You can park toward the back and walk in the backway and avoid that if you are in a hurry and just want to shop! They have a vendor that has awesome gluten free cookies and good tamales. :)

The longest line at the Burbank Farmers Market is usually the one for fresh eggs. One day, I decided to join that line. What a difference fresh organic eggs make. I wasn't sure I'd really be able to taste the difference, but I can. I'm a believer. I love 'em, and buy them regularly. I like how it is easy to get in and out. The intimacy means the farmers recognize you, and you them. I buy lots of fruit, vegetables and flowers there. The Hollywood Farmers Market is great if you have the time and patience -- I often get aggravated by the lack of parking, but usually there's not enough hours in the day. And I can only eat and carry so much -- I've learned the hard way when I find spoiled produce in the back of the refrigerator. For a brief period last summer, Carmela's had a truck and I loved it. They always had innovative flavors as well as staples. I hope they come back.

This farmers market is one I plan to keep going to. There are many different vendors and there is a large variety of fresh veggies and fruits. Not a lot of prepared foods, but that's not what I go to farmers markets for anyway. It would always be nice if there were more stands, but there were enough to get what I needed. The parking is so easy and that is one thing that I appreciate. I parked across the street at the police and fire station where it is public parking on the weekends and after certain hours on weekdays. So easy!

It's a small farmers market with good produce. The vendors weren't very friendly. Plus their produce prices in my opinion were a bit over the top. I bought 4 small tangerines for 5 bucks. I always get carried away at farmers markets. Not sure I'll visit again.

This is a small but varied farmers market. We got there just before 8 and found easy parking across the street at the fire/police station. By opening the line for one of the egg vendors was already a dozen long. We took a quick lap and got some great things. I'd estimate a little more than half the vendors are produce and the remainder are prepared foods, including Mediterranean dips, cheese, tamales, bread, and pickles. We plan to come back.

Ironically, I didn't come to this market until I moved away from Burbank, after having lived so close for over a decade. We visited this Farmer's Market on Saturday since we wanted to have brunch at Another Broken Egg (right across the street). Despite it being crowded, parking really isn't an issue because there is a small lot right next to the market. It gets a little crowded and backed up when people are stopped in the lane, waiting for someone else to leave, though I've never seen it so full you wouldn't be able to find a spot. There's so many fruit and vegetable vendors here, I honestly had a hard time choosing just one to buy from. Most of them boasted plums and berries. One of the stands had the biggest, fattest blackberries I've ever seen. We purchased a small basket of strawberries and blackberries from them for $6. The strawberries were super sweet and flavorful, nothing like the crappy strawberries most grocery stores sell. We also bought fresh plums and grapes from another stall. The plums tasted like they came right off a tree (used to steal plums from trees back in middle school and these were exactly like those). Full of plum flavor and sweet, with a tart skin. The grapes were crispy, actually crispy, and also much sweeter than grocery store fare. The last thing we purchased were chanterelle mushrooms. They were big and fresh, only one of the mushrooms was a bit wilted around the edges, and absolutely delicious after they were sauteed. We wound up using them to make chicken, bacon, and mushroom pizza at home. Though... at $69/pound, I might just wait until Costco starts selling them again, roughly a pound for $12, same quality of mushrooms.

Loved the produce just beautiful and such a wonderful flavor. Vendors are so helpful Visited the Pickled lady last week so enjoying my goods. Flower vendor always has a wide selection

I have been to many, many farmers markets in LA County, and the Burbank FM is the best one in the East Valley. There aren't any pony rides or crafts for sale. This is a serious farmers market for people who want to get in, get some great produce, and get out in a reasonable amount of time. It's Saturday, and we all have stuff to do, right? There is plenty of free parking at the police/fire station on Orange Grove, so I don't even mess with the more crowded lot just north of the market. And there are many vendors that sell prepared food: cheese, pasta, olive oil, tamales, bread, pastries, salsa, hummus, seitan, juice, etc. There are vendors that sell plants and flowers too. But what I have appreciated most over the years is the BFM management's dedication to attracting and retaining a wide variety of quality produce vendors. And I really have to applaud them also for their commitment to keeping the market operating in a manner that is safe for everyone in the midst of a pandemic. It is much appreciated.

You'll get fresh eggs here, organic and grass fed of course. This is by far the biggest attraction here. Reasonable prices but the line can be a pain. B Fresh fish so fresh you can smell it yards away, truck dripping with ice leftovers. It's prices are at a premium so you're paying for quality here. A- Tamale stand gets a lot of attention and you'll get a 13 year old kid to ring you up. I think I had the corn and the pork tamales which weren't too dry. B The Carmela Ice cream truck rolls by when it's hot and is so worth having a pint on a warm, sunny LA day. Salty caramel anyone? A There are no kiddy rides, entertainment or bouncy castles here. Just straight up farmers market with plenty of parking. Honey, kombucha, hard to find mushrooms, produce, etc. B+

I've got a yen for farmers markets. If I know I'm going to be near one, I've got to drop by and check it out. Burbank Farmers Market draws a decent amount of business with a couple handfuls of vendors. True to form, most of the stands are selling produce - and usually they're all selling the same stuff with one or two exceptions. However, you've got your trusted vendors popping up for things like honey, bread, prepared food, mediterranean eats like hummus and pita, and fresh flowers and plants. You also get the occasional specialty like a gluten-free vendor or excellent-looking mushroom vendor (where they also sell truffles). Convenient parking is located in the parking lot at the corner of Olive & Glenoaks, and then you just walk around the gates into the market. One special note: People flock to this market for eggs. You heard me. Eggs. There is an all-natural eggs vendor there where people line up like crazy because the price is right and the eggs can probably last you well over a month in the fridge. Most people who come for the eggs leave with what looks like four dozen. If you like eggs, I suggest you check them out because people love them. Never seen a line like it.

I'm so glad I finally had a Saturday off and I could come to the Farmers market here. I was also glad I did a bit of research so I knew to go straight to the line for eggs. The line moved a bit slow but it was worth the wait! She has many sized eggs to choose from. We got the flat of jumbo brown eggs for $4.00. That's 20 big beautiful farm eggs for the same price as 12 in the grocery store! After we had our eggs we explored the other vendors. Lots of fruit and veggie farms to pick from. We got a few baskets of delicious berries. The hummus is also another must! At least now that we know the lay of the land there I can send the hubby while I'm at work;) All in all this is a great market and we are so happy to support our local farms!

It is an "eh" farmer's market. There are so many other better ones in the region that are so close. No coffee or food offered even in standard non-covid times. Management and assistant management are oddly rude, watched a couple of strange events happen the 1/2 hour I was there! This was waste of time for me. Will be shopping some where else.

My new go-to market. Love the stands for Bonjour Yogurt (thick, luscious, naturally-sweetened French-style yogurt--the best in LA), Mom's Products (amazing labneh, hummus, feta, and dips), and Salsa Poblanas (the freshest ceviche, guac, and amazingly delicious crab salads). Lots of other amazing stands, of course, but these are my must-haves. I'm in Echo Park, but this market is my spirit animal, and it's worth it for me to make the easy 15-minute trip here. Super easy parking as well in the adjacent lot. You can find me here every Saturday morning, now till forever, kthanks.

Olive Ave's Farmers Market in Burbank is rinky-dinky 'lil place only open on Saturday mornings, however, I appreciate the place. Nothing new or unusual today. I just walked around this morning and enjoyed a fresh squeezed sunshine shot (3oz orange juice-apple juice-ginger juice). There's a 3oz pomegranate shot too.... However, mega potent.

I love that there are Vegan booths! So many healthy options. Thanks Providence Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation for promoting a healthy lifestyle. Only thing I notice is there aren't many organic produce. Coffee vendors would be nice. A very small but nice Farmers Market. I try to go here every Saturday. Dave's Korean Gourmet Food is my obsession!

Just found this place recently, and if you're looking for organic products this is the place to go! The people at each booth are super duper nice. I would totally recommend going to this. Many people don't even know about it.

I love this place. All vendors are very personable and friendly. And I really enjoy starting my Saturday morning with the produce that always fresh and tasty. Flowers stay fresh for a long time and read is fresh and unique. Double yoke eggs are my favorite

Now that I'm a Burbank resident, it is time to check out the local farmers market! I came here this past Saturday and was pleasantly surprised to find out that they do not shut down any streets for this market as there is a large parking lot that they are able to use. It is in the Community Services Bldg parking lot, off Olive Ave just south of Glenoaks Blvd. The public parking (library overflow) lot on the corner there was completely packed and was difficult to manuever as there were several waiting cars, but I saw several open spots on the street! I would recommend skipping the lot and just going straight for street parking if you see any. As you can tell from their very informational website, the farmers market is every Saturday from 8AM-12:30PM. I got there around 10AM but it was not too crowded. The farmers market is a bit on the small side but there are still a decent number of vendors. Not very many options for meals though. There was a tamale vendor but he sells cold/frozen tamales to be heated up at home, not to be eaten there. There was a Korean food vendor, but it was staffed by a non-Korean and didn't look authentic to me so I just walked on by. There is a fresh pressed juice vendor that looked pretty good, but my friend and I opted for popsicles instead! There's a small cart that sells organic hand made ice pops. She has vegan pops that are $4 each and ice cream pops that are $5/each. She offers a lot of flavours AND she also accepts credit cards! I got the Honey Strawberry Yogurt pop at her suggestion and it was great! Delicious and refreshing, just what I wanted. There are also several vendors there selling potted plants and flowers. One vendor is an egg farm and was unquestionably the most popular one there. There was a long line to get fresh eggs from his booth--I will need to go get some next time! I had just bought eggs from the market the day before so I couldn't justify waiting in that long line. Of course, the majority of the vendors there were selling produce. There were three different vendors that I saw selling strawberries. Two were offering them at $8 for 3-baskets while one had them at $10 for 3-baskets. I bought 3 baskets worth of strawberries from one of the $8 vendors but I couldn't tell you their name, sorry. They let you sample the strawberries first and they were quite sweet so I had to get them! I also bought French Aioli--made with fresh garlic, lemon juice, and olive oil--from a lady who was selling various homemade sauces. I put it on my sandwiches that afternoon for lunch and it was so good! While this farmers market is smaller than I would like, it is close to home and I know I can rely on a few vendors there for taste and quality. I'll definitely be coming back every few weeks in the future.

So thankful to have this local farmers market every Saturday (8am-12pm) with all the great stands. It has the usual items produce, eggs, nuts, honey, flowers but the quality of everything is fantastic. I love the flower lady here, she's the sweetest and gives you the best advice on caring for your purchase. Her flowers are very unique and her prices are reasonable too. My second favorite is the cold pressed juice stand! They are so good for you and taste amazing, Hawaiian Greens is the best :)

I like the idea of this market, but it really didn't follow through. the prices are a bit high for farmers market, and I feel like I might as well just to go Trader Joes. Also, some lady came and yelled at me for having my dogs with me. I've been to other farmers markets with my dogs and have never had this issue before. The lady then proceeded to tell me to go tie up my dogs on some tree a block away. Suuuure lady...I feel really comfortable tying my two adorable puppies to some tree a block away. That seems logical. F*cker.

Wow, am I really the first one? C'mon Yelp family, this farmer's market is really good. You know at some markets there are a ton of booths that you have to sift through before you find the 10 - 20 vendors that you actually buy from. Okay, imagine that the city of Burbank already hand picked those top 20 vendors for you and put them in one location: the Burbank Farmer's Market. Great selection of Organic and pesticide free fruits and vegetables, great size (again you won't need hours to search out the "good" booths) and best of all, the location is fantastic. You're also right next to the shopping district and restaurant row on San Fernando Blvd in Burbank. So when you're done you can walk on over and grab a bite to eat or some yogurt or whatever.... Do what you'd like and live it up.

I'm a bit of a Burbank booster, it's true, but here's one easy-to-navigate farmer's market anybody can love. Tons of free parking in the adjoining lot (or on the adjoining streets), and just enough booths to get what you want (eggs, strawberries, honey, fresh flowers) without wearing you out. Steps away from downtown Burbank's San Fernando Road with a few interesting shops and restaurants.

This is a great, reliable source of fresh, organic produce and other related food items. This is a real farmers market - not a weekend bizarre with pony rides, clothing sales, music, etc. Love it and go almost every Saturday.

I've been a resident of Burbank for over 15+ years, and I've been coming to the farmers' market in Burbank ever since. . . I LOVE THIS SATURDAY MORNING RITUAL! You can buy produce, cheese, meat, fish, nuts, flowers,eggs, olive oil, etc. You name it -- for a farmers' market - they got it all. Everything is organic, super fresh, and locally made or owned. Talk about farm to table. This is quintessentially Californian. Pass the granola.

I want more people to go to this farmer's market so that it continues to thrive and grow. Every neighborhood needs a good farmer's market, and the more people that support them, the better they will be. That said, Burbank's f.m. has some room for growth. The selection is a little lacking. For instance, the last two weeks I couldn't find kale -- although that may be because I never get there earlier than 11 a.m. and most Burbankites seem to be early risers. I'm also bummed out that the cheese vendor has disappeared. Please come back, cheese dude, I miss your awesome cheddar! My biggest gripe is that there's only one vendor selling eggs, and she's slow and grumpy. Because she has a monopoly, there's always a long line at her booth and she takes her sweet time. Pick up the pace, egg lady, and try smiling once in a while. But despite these shortcomings, the Burbank f.m. is well worth it. It's an honor and a privilege to support local farmers and know that my food is coming directly from the source.

So nice to have a local, honest Farmers Market here in Burbank. My husband loves this Farmers Market so much that he goes every week, and I have friends who plan their weekly meal schedules around what this Farmer's Market sells week-by-week. Though this isn't the largest Farmer's Market in town (ie Santa Monica's Wednesday showcase), it is nonetheless stocked with necessities. Located in downtown Burbank at Third Street at Orange Grove and with plenty of parking from all sides of it's location, this farmers market is not pretentious like other locations. Its vendors are honest and helpful, carrying everything from homemade, organic soaps to fruits and vegetables to flowers and even orchids to all kinds of cheeses and candy! We always leave with a bunch of flowers and fruit and veggies in our bag and samples in our tummies to last until next week's market.

Great place! My wife and I came to this place last week for the first time and it was a great experience! They have a great selection of foods. Our favorites so far are the asparagus, organic butter and eggs, and the potatoes. From now on we are coming to this place every Saturday morning! Tip: bring cash and a tote bag

I am a big fan of this place. True, it's a mere 6 blocks away and I'm too lazy to drive to Hollywood on Sundays for their farmer's market, so I could be biased. But still, even if it wasn't so convenient for me and I had to walk, say, 10 blocks, I'd still hit it up often - or at least, whenever I have the inclination to venture outside. I could give specific vendor information, but I'll just say that whatever you're looking for, you'll find (assuming it's in season), usually for a good price. Fruits and vegetables of all kinds, obviously. I don't eat eggs, but there is a very popular egg vendor. There's also someone who sells hormone-free meat, but I'm also not qualified to comment there either. Two vendors sell beautiful floral arrangements for your standard prices. My favorite is the guy selling hummus, pita, and olives. Right next door is the lady who sells a mind-boggling assortment of nuts, raisins, and trail mix. I love the toffee peanuts - they remind me of childhood. I'm close enough to walk, but parking is a breeze in the free garage or on the street. You're also in downtown Burbank with plenty of places to stop in for lunch. That is, if you don't want to get right home and dig in to your fresh, locally grown goodies.

So who has been torturing chickens and who hasn't been? Seriously, what I noticed is that the price of the organic eggs sold by the farmer who has lines around the block went through the roof, while the eggs at Trader Joes barely went up, which means that some people's chickens were not so free ranging or caged with room to spare all along. So which would you prefer? Organic eggs from chickens who are eating well but squashed or eggs from chickens that were never squashed? I go to this Farmer's Market a few times a year and in general find the prices too high for my budget, but I'll spend maybe $10 on fruits and veggies more to support the market then anything else. One stand sells wheat grass, which some cats and dogs love, mine being mercurial about wheat grass for only $2 a carton, which is a very good price. I would like to see a change in attitude about street musicians, which Burbank does not allow in the market. Talked to someone there about this and they said the merchants don't want to hear the same musician or the same songs over and over again. Well, I think there's a way to permit musicians who have a couple hours of non-repetitive music to play, and I think the only provision be that it not be on microphone or speakers and the number of musicians at any one time be limited. There are so many musicians out there who would love to play for tips that it would be easy to do a rotation, say each person plays once a month. I'd go for a flutist, a harpist, a saxophonist; music doesn't have to be a guy with a guitar doing cover tunes. You get the idea!

Small but great little Farmer's Market. Tons of street parking everywhere. So I had to find out what the big brouhaha was about the eggs. Longest line ever! But can't beat the price for fresh, chemical/hormone free eggs. 20 eggs for about $5. Great deal!! Then lots of places to pick up fresh organic produce. And today, there was a vendor selling fresh lilacs for $10 a bunch. Of course I had to pick that up for this Easter Weekend! Beautiful and fragrant and what a deal! One vendor also sells fresh mixed greens that you bag yourself - love that! It's like those pre pack bags you find at the grocery store, except it's a lot less costly. Great way to start off your weekend!

My children can't wait Saturday when they can go to the farmer market . They like to try honey and strawberry and also they like a bread which is always fresh and delicious!!!

This place is awesome! locally grown produce and handmade products like bread and cheese, which is what I came here for but everything else is great. The produce is obviously seasonal. They have fresh eggs... the longest line I've seen for eggs! They also offer honey, cheese, bread, ice cream.. they have fresh flowers and trees. Make sure you carry cash with you but they have banks near by like wells fargo and BofA Ample parking and lots of samples from the vendors who are all so nice! Great way to spend your weekend :)