Fairfax Market

The Baseline: For theme park to-go food stands the food must be tasty, have an experience, reliable service, and be a part of the experience. Food: This is a great grab-n-go food stand to fulfill your needs for a Disney fruit offering, pickle, soda in a bottle, water, or seasonal popcorn bucket. Standard items but Theme park goodness. They had chicharrones when I was here! Service: Great Disney cast member service but in a no frills type of way. They do not accept annual pass discounts at this location. Atmosphere: This stand is meant to mimic the Farmer’s Market in the west Los Angeles area. It really mixes into the old Hollywood feel of the area. Some seating around the area that gets a nice does of afternoon shade in the summer months.

All who are looking for a fresh n healthy diet COME HERE!!!!!! Bananas, apples, blueberry ginger lemonade drink, grapes and more!!!! Maria (cashier) was awesome

I love this little Farmers market snack stand in California Adventure Park. The chefs there decide to change out snacks for variety and I’d say this is definitely different and fun! #chicharrón

Terrific - great Service; Staff and food. The coffee was great. Well done

A needed stop at times. Used many times, and I can't wait to return. Thank you Cast Members for your hard work! Love and miss you all. #templemastery

A nice little farmer's market. This litter the resort and all serve basically the same goods. If you are in need of hydration and healthy snacks rush to the nearest market.

A snack stand more than anything else, with a selection of fruit and 'healthy' snacks. Good stuff.

In California Adventure. Fun shop among the Hollywood scene.

I'm gonna be honest here... I came here hoping- really hoping- that they might by chance, have the Sourdough Groot Bread. I saw other yelpers got it awhile back, and I thought maybe they brought it back? By chance it might be there? I was wrong lol My hopes and dreams were destroyed haha but they did have good snacks and refreshments. This stand is not very big. They have mostly fruits and chips. And they have water and sodas. Fingers crossed that one day they bring back the I am Grooooot Bread!! :)

What a great little stop for refreshments, fruit, and chips. This is a good spot for some vegan friendly items if you are looking. There is rarely ever more than 1-2 people trying to purchase at one time, so service is quick and friendly. There's seating in Hollywood Lounge area and sometimes shows to entertain as well.

Snack bar/market in California Adventure. They sell bottled water, soda, chips, pickles and other fruits. Currently this place is usually packed for the Groot Bread (sourdough). Since it's "Summer of Heroes" theme the lines get long and the bread sells out quick! The Groot Bread is $8.50. Get em while they last!

One of the grab and go healtbier food options in the park. They usually have sliced apple, watermelon and mangos, fruit juices, milk, bananas, and pickles as well as some chips for those that need or want to maintain their sodium levels. Mangos with some lime and tajin are a great choice and popular with our kids.

OK, I like the idea that there are actual fruits and veggies to buy at Disneyland rather than all the over-processed and fried stuff. And I've been a sucker for the dill pickles ever since they started offering them, in like '94. But in addition to making fruits cool and fun for kids to eat, could you also make them cheaper? I'm sorry, but $1.59 for a single banana is ridiculous. I realize this is Disneyland, but you're allowed to bring in your own food, so who's really going to pay this much for non-organic fruit? OK, thousands of people are, but it still makes me angry in principle.

So for those people that complain and complain that Disneyland (and all theme parks for that matter) does not have healthy food-- complain no more! Behold, the Fairfax Fruit Market located in the Disney California's Adventure. This little kiosk carries fruit, like bananas, apples, and pre-sliced mangos. It also has pickles and sometimes they have small containers of mixed fruit. They also carry small fruit juice boxes as well. Now, these items do not come cheap! There is not a single fruit that is less than two bucks-- but hey, its disneyland. what did you really expect? -- I'm all about eating healthy, but id rather buy a churro than an apple especially if it is the same price. just saying.