Modesto Certified Farmers' Market

I love the Farmers Market in Modesto every Thursday and Friday from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. on H Street. They have a variety of vegetables and fruits with music some clothing to purchase and E.B.T. is accepted. They have food trucks and a delicious variety of healthy drinks. Prepare to use your restroom before leaving home because none are provided, unfortunately. They also have garbage bins once you have purchased products and have leftover trash to throw away. There's plenty of parking and shade, especially for those hot days, and plenty of grass near the library for the little ones to run around and have fun and I would love to add that it is beautiful scenery with all the wonderful God-given smiles walking around at the Farmers Market God bless you all.

Modesto Farmers Market is an absolute awesome time. Tons of variety, fresh foods live music. Love everything about it.

I like the variety of stuff they have at the farmer's market. Your WIC checks are welcomed now. There are plenty of fresh localy grown organic veggies, fruits, berries and nuts for a good price. Their classic or flavored lemonade is great. Different cheese and bakery choises. Mexican, chineese and grilled food. Local farmers also sell honey, natural herbs, oils, tea, coffee, baskets, assesories and some clothes. Plus you can sample almost everything :-)

Wife and I enjoy coming here for coffee and food. We had tacos from Cocina de Alinas. I had the Chido Taco and my wife had the Neta Taco. They were delicious and taste fresh. Tortillas are hand made, chicken was flavorful, green sauce was amazing, and highly recommend their food.

A very nice street market. A good group of vendors. I tried the popcorn, some of the pickled vegetables and the plantains while I was at the market. They all were delicious and I would have them.all again. I also got some fruits, vegetables and eggs to take home. All were fresh and had great flavor. The oranges were exceptional. Prices were average. Most price were on par with the local market. The prices may be similar but the market exceeds for the freshness and quality of the products as well as a much more enjoyable customer experience. Getting to interact with the people that grow and/or produce the products is another way that the market exceeded the chain stores. Nice ,friendly vendors that were very helpful and informative.

I love the farmers market! Great produce and fruit! Fresh from the farms stays fresh longer than if you buy from a local grocery store! They also have a program if you have food stamps that if you spend 15 dollars of your food stamps, they will give you tokens for 15 dollars for fruits and vegetables! Soooo worth it! 30 dollars worth of fresh vegetables and fruits 😋 💞 THANK YOU 🙏

I love strolling through the market just to see the variety of things available. The farmstands and vendors offer so many choices to enjoy the day and support small businesses. It's definitely great having the market yeat round. It's nice to be able to get fresh seasonal produce throughout the year, and some things at the farmers market aren't in stores.

Love all the people here. Definitely need to have more food options for farm food ...who needs to go to a FARMERS MARKET and buy a freakin purse? Cheese I get it. Cool succulent plants...sure. But why are we promoting purses, and jewelry, and crap like that? We need healthier food options for our community because the government subsidizes all of the crappy foods at the store.

We recently moved to Modesto and love living here close to Oakdale as we love that little town as well. We decided to try Oakdale farmer's market, nice but few produce stands and small variety to choose from. Mostly stuff for families with children activities, which is a good thing but we are retired seniors. So we checked out Modesto farmer's market the following weekend and viola, this is what we were looking for. Plenty of choices and quite a nice variety. Also, we spent the same amount of money and got triple the produce etc. We will stick with the Modesto farmer's market. Thank you for having a nice place to shop for good food

Plenty of local fresh fruits, honey and yummy food. Opened on Thursday's and Saturday's. The only thing is no restrooms

We checked out the farmers' market last weekend on the hottest day. First time at the Modesto FM. They have a good selection of fruits, veggies and homemade items. We ended up buying some kale, cilantro, nectarines, shiitake mushrooms and king oyster mushrooms.

If you're looking for something fun and uplifting to do, for sure the farmers market!! It's Open Thursdays and Saturdays, I go Thursdays because I'm a stay at home mama. It is so fun! Uplifting, the fresh produce and tons of small business! The vibe is always positive. Live music, tons of samples and there is even a booth for your fur babies with natural treats. I go for the "fireball pizza" booth and the Fresh lemonade! I look forward to Thursdays so much. Eveyone is for the most part very kind and happy to see you stop by.

I love love love modesto farmers market. When I go, I search out for fruit that's in season. Some of the best plums I ever had and peaches I found here. Pro tip you have to go early to get figs when they are in season. A few vendors sell them. There are so many delicious pastry options from multiple vendors. Another pro tip is that the bread vendor sells out early because it's that good, so get there early if you want to try some of the great bread. Lots of hot prepared food to indulge in. I love getting breakfast meals, kettlecorn, lemonade, coffee drinks, humus, and pita chips, etc. There are too many wonderful things to try. There is something for everyone. Every year, they may have new vendors and / or returning vendors that have been selling for years. It you haven't been, please go and find your new favorite thing to treat yourself with.

It's always a beautiful vibe and time! Fresh produce a selection of delicious food and treats. Live music and many broad-based shops.

Absolutely loved this farmers market! Tons of selections and the prices for fresh produce are unmatched! You can get more fresh produce for less here than you can at any grocery store.

Came here on a January winter weekend to see what kind of selection it has in what is, admittedly, a season with limited produce. It was cold and a bit cloudy, but there was a good selection of vendors. We found winter greens, cruciferous vegetable, squashes, persimmons, nuts, dried fruits and apples. Vendors were welcoming and positive, happily gave explanations when we asked, and prices were what we see in other valley farmers markets. There were a lot of vendors with prepared foods, which we were not interested in, but they were friendly and greeted us. We'll be back next month!

Farmers market is always fun specially when it's good weather and not too hot outside. Everything is organic and they sell fresh fruit and vegetables along with homemade items like soap treats coffee hummus, mushroom made products. With markets like these we can source local food and eat more healthy. I don't think I've ever had any problems or trouble walking through the farmers market. I definitely give it five stars. If anyone's in town on the days they're holding this market. I would suggest to go look at what they got. Most of the booths are just some Ables or fruit in the bag bring it up to the front for you and tell you how much you owe. I believe the days they're open is Thursday and Saturday probably early in the morning till about 1 or 2 o'clock. Even though it says dogs are not welcome. It looks like people do walk their dogs at the farmers market. It kind of gets annoying if you're someone with allergies. The only thing I would change about the farmers market is I would block off another street and make it bigger and offer more crafts and homemade items on that other side.

Seasonal markets Thursday (until week before Thanksgiving) and Saturday (until week before Christmas). It's fairly small, but there are still plenty of samples so it makes a good stroll before lunch when you are hungry Thursday is smaller, there are usually 1-2 fruit and vegetables vendors (the vegetable guy has surprisingly good produce, sweetest cauliflower ever), a cheese guy, baked goods, bolani, hummus heaven, tamales (recommend) and a few prepared food vendor. Tip: Come half an hour before closing (12:30PM) to get the best deal

Green onions to make any veggie or meal awesome, Honey from local bees, duck eggs from really obviously happy/healthy ducks seriously if you haven't tried duck eggs yet the shell is like a dinosaur plus they are nutritious af. Local nuts and fresh figs and other fruits to help you pewp, picked that AM. The pickle guy does all his own canning, and the produce is so good I buy bagfuls and give them away to people as gifts. Peaches and Nectarines are the fruits of the Gods. I don't eat much of the "ready to eat" noms, but they smell hella good. It's really cool to see the field trips arrive with their chaperones. They love seeing my dog who's super friendly and trained. I wish there was more masking and sanitizer available, but that's just me I actually care about your health. I'm leaving a ton out but the Farmers Market is an experience, and you can't really find that anywhere. Even if you buy a radish or a pack of raw almonds or jar of pickled garlic bag of kettle corn with a porterhouse steak it's a good day. Live music too! #supportlocalbusines

First time I've been to the Modesto Farmers Market in many years. I really like the vendors, the market size and the location. If I lived closer, I'd be a regular patron.

I happened to stroll by this vibrant and exciting produce market today with my co-worker while leaving the hospital in downtown. We stopped by and to my surprise this is a gem in Modesto (imho)! So much to see, taste and buy when it comes to fruits, vegetables and even food items for lunch! It was around lunch time and we stopped by one of the booths that sold pupusas! We ordered the chicken and pork pupusa and a couple booths down was the agua frescas! We got sandia and jamaica... DDDDDelicious!! It was from the Oaxacan place that also sold molotes (masa balls with chorizo, mozzarella cheese and potato)... It was so good! You'll be blown away by the diversity of food you'll find here. From Salvadoreãn food to Chinese, to organic almond butter, to cherries and beets. It's not just food you'll see here also straw bags, and other unique trinkets. Check them out every Thursday and enjoy the music, the smell of good food and the family-friendly atmosphere!

I grew up going to this Farmers' Market and then loading up on books at the library next door. After enjoying many Farmers' Markets in southern California and other places in the West, this is a really solid one for a quiet city like Modesto. It's got variety and liveliness and locals seem to really support it. You have the classic local produce vendors (with lots of variety and organic options), plus fresh meats, cheese, honey, nuts, local olive oil, jewelry and handmade items, plants, a few bakeries (some specializing in traditional breads and pastries, ones with Mexican baked goods). There are some food stands that change (sometimes papusas, Oaxacan with fresh tamales, pad thai, hot dogs, popcorn, shaved ice, coffee shop) where you can grab a hot lunch or drink on the go. There is always live music, everyone has generous samples to try, and there are lots of strollers and people chatting. Open Thursdays and Friday mornings every week from Easter to Thanksgiving (about March/April to November). It's on 16th St between H and I from 8am-1pm both days. Bring cash, though some vendors take credit cards. Easy parking in the library parking lot or on the street if it gets busy. Dogs aren't allowed by the health department. Love this market and you should too - support local businesses!

I like this farmers' market. The vendors are generally friendly, willing to give samples, but aren't too pushy. The vegetable and fruit selection is pretty good. On a recent visit I was able to purchase a week and half's worth of veggies and fruits. I like to comparison shop so I probably stopped at least four farmers' stands not including the cheese, salsa, olive oil, bbq grilled cheese sandwich, hot sauce, mushroom tents, etc. Luckily, a local bank was giving out free reusable bags because I ended up buying way more than I anticipated and only brought one bag with me. I think heirloom tomatoes ranged from $2 to $2.50 a pound. Some of the other vegetables and herbs were on par with grocery store prices. Several stands have signs that say they are "Certified Organic" or "We sell what we grow" which is pretty cool. My pet peeve about some farmers markets' stands is that they sell stuff they just import. I might as well go to the grocery store if that's the case. Pretty happy with this market so far. I parked for free at the Modesto library's parking lot which is right next to the row of tents. Awesome!

I love the tie dye booth, the oyster mushrooms that the mushroom guy sells, the food booths, the live music. What a nice experience!

This is a really neat farmers' market! I went for the first time the other day. There are a lot of cool vendors. I liked the mushrooms the most! Check it out :-)

Great mix of vendors, even at the tail end of winter! I got soap, fresh baked bread, and organic veggies.

The farmers market never lets me down. I go every Thursday and Saturdays when I can. They have everything from fresh peaches and nectarines to organic tamales. It's nice to walk around and sample from all the vendors, and of course support local business's. Farm to table is important when I'm shopping for my produce and meats and they have it all there. If youre hungry they also have prepared food vendors such as papusa's, bbq, coffee, lemonade and many more. If you haven't gone take some time out of your day and enjoy it!

Go for the FRESH veggies and fruits but don't forget the amazing pupusas. Glad they have reopened. Great variety of vegetables including organic choices. Almond butter, honey and a great bakery as well. My only negative experience recently was that I wanted to purchase a couple bags of whole coffee beans but the little coffee vendor there had a friend stop in while I was trying to ask question and I was totally dismissed. Whatever, I can buy my coffee elsewhere. Still I would recommend the downtown farmers market to anyone looking for fresh fruits or vegetables. I walked out of there spending like $40 but I had a few good deals. $10 for 3 baskets of organic strawberries, $15 I think for 2 large almond butter jars, and a few other items. Oh and the cheese!!!

I've lived in Modesto for awhile now and I have just recently discovered the Farmers' Market. It is located on 16th Street between H and I Streets (they block the street so traffic can't go through and run over all of the peeps and the stands; that would not be good). It takes place on Thursdays and Saturdays from 7am-12pm. On Saturdays they even have local live music. Woo hoo! It is a pretty small little market but I really enjoy the small town feel. I love supporting local farmers especially the ones who grow their produce organically. I don't like the idea of all of those nasty pesticides in my body. Ewww. I went again this morning and purchased some yummy raspberries, strawberries, peaches, plums and zucchini. They even have a little booth that sells doggie treats, but dogs are not allowed in the farmers' market so they will have to wait for their treats until you return home. The really cool thing about this market is it runs from May through December. I'm not quite sure how much produce you will be able to purchase in December but I intend to find out when the time comes. So I say, support your local farmers' markets! :)

This rating is not for the actual MCFM but for the business aspect of it. I am very disgusted. I intern for a company who was trying to be involved in the MCFM and the person I spoke to was very rude and uninformative. My initial email with this person was just to clarify a few things about getting involved. Every email response was short and uninformative. Then they called me and very scoldingly told me that we were basically not needed and that company's like ours needed to understand what the MCFM was for. She could have simply said "The MCFM is meant for ... , so we thank you for your interest but we can not accept anymore companies." Instead I got "Well I clarified it for you in the email", (the email I received was less than a sentence long). Now, I understand being frustrated because every company in the city wants to be involved and it can get annoying but just as I politely thanked her and told her to have a good day, the MCFM can send out a notice or put on their website a notice about company's who are welcomed at events like the MCFM. It is all about respect. I hope someone at the MCFM reminds all employees, volunteers, and anyone working for them that the way you speak to people is significant when you are a business. When you work for a company, what you say and how you say it effects the company/event, not just that person. I don't run this company and I definitely do not speak for this company but I know I, personally, will not be attending this event and I definitely would oppose to working with the MCFM.

It took me several years to find this Farmer's Market, but what a find! When in season, the local fresh fruit, nuts, veges, cheese, eggs, etc... are simply incredibly amazingly delicious and fresh beyond belief. When you find your particular favorites, from the various vendor samples, you will be in gourmet heaven. I have never tasted such an incredible selection in my life, even thought I used to spend my childhood summers on my cousins farm in PA. The foods & prices here make Whole Foods & Trader Joes look like terrible rip-off Gas Station Foodmarts or the Grocery in Lanai, Hawaii (complete with fungus)! This Farmer's Market appears right next to the downtown Modesto Library so you can use their Parking Area for free. The city closes off a one block section of the street and the vendors are there from about 8AM till 1 PM every Thursday and Saturday (more vendors & music) from, I believe, March till December. They all take cash (about $50 will get you two big shopping bags worth) and some accept debit cards. It is hard for me to believe that this has been going on for about 30 years or so! Where have I been hiding? Let me break down some my favorite goodies/stands for you (many are Organic): 1- Veges- Heirloom or Beefsteak tomatos ($1-3/pd- WOW!); Purple/Yellow/or Orange Carrots with tops; Beets with leaves; Purple Long Beans; Yam Leaves; Raw Peanuts; Yams; Basil; Squash; Pumpkins; etc...(Most vendors are local, organic, & fresh, but some sneak-in "supermarket stuff", so beware). 2- Fruits- White Nectarines (sweetest), Yellow Nectarines (sweet/sour), Pluots (sweet), Muscat & other local "wine" Grapes (unbelievable) are all $1.50pd more or less. Apples are not local. 3- Nuts- the fresh flavored nut stand is outstandingly tasty and fresh. They also have great Almond Butter, Sundried Tomatos, & Cherries. 4- Jams- This vendor out of Sonora cans delicious unique jams & pickles all kinds of things (e.g. Okra). One great jam is two types of berries with liquor. 5- Cheese- Another vendor out of Oakdale makes excellent cheeses. The fresh "Cheese Curds" are tasty. 6-Eggs- Fresh farm eggs. It is great to know were your eggs are coming from now-days. 7-Cooked Food- "Filipino/ Hawaiian type" food vendor- great pulled pork sandwiches and my favorite...lumpia shanghai...makes a great lunch with a fresh sliced tomato and fresh fruit for desert. Shop around and look at all the vendors offerings before you buy because even though the prices are great in general, you may always find someone with a more incredible deal, especially near closing time when they start to pack-up. There are some limited generally tasteful arts and crafts, but no-where near the "junk" at any given Flea Market. Since the stuff is local (anywhere from Gilroy to Fresno to Sonora) and seasonal, get it when you can. You may want to bring a cooler or shopping bag on a wheeled luggage cart, with a few pounds of this or that, we are talking really heavy food. Enjoy!!!!!!!

I thought that I reviewed this one, but apparently not. Have been a board member of Hamilton, Montana's Farmer's Market for 5 years and was delighted to meet Modesto's market manager. We share the same problems and challenges. Loved how the Modesto market segregates and labels the organic v. non-organic vendors and how they have a deal with the local church to use their rest room facilities. In Montana we have to rent port-o-lets for $750 each per season, which impacts our vendor booth fees. Did enjoy the fresh produce and the friendliness of the vendors as they provided samples of many of their products. Will be returning to visit in mid-November so you can count on us coming by to buy.

One great thing about living in the San Joaquin Valley is that seemingly every city, town or community has its own farmers market. Modesto's​ is one of the better ones in my opinion. Local fresh produce is available in abundance, as are baked goods and ready to eat food. It can get crowded at times, but generally everyone (venders and customers alike) are in a good mood friendly, and helpful.

This farmers market is small but the vendors are friendly and give out lots of samples. Vegetables are very good quality and just what's in season. The Oaxacan food stand is awesome. Parking is a bit hard to find since it's in downtown but just be patient.

I wish I could get out here more often as their selections, while small, are really outstanding. Love the local honey, eggs, and freshly baked breads. I try to load up on veggies for the week from here. This morning I picked up pupusas and it was absolutely wonderful. Everything else aside, I'd make a special trip just to have more of those.

Modesto has a great farmers market. I look forward to stopping by when it's open. They kettle corn is awesome, the tamales that are sold their are also tasty, they make some out of cheese and jalapeno strips...they are super moist. The popusas are delicious, I usually get the combo ones with all the fixings. They also have some good fruit and vegetable vendors. The baked goods are also top notch along with the cheese that is sold their. They have a donut vendor and I think it's over priced and kinda wack. I am also not a fan of the Asian vendor that's their. Other than that it's a great place to grab some food and a drink and enjoy the morning walking around listening to their live music.

I happened to pass by this morning and was excited to see the farmers market was open, so I had to stop.... I love this market, it's small , but everything is so great there, it makes up for it. I ordered Salvadoran chorizo and cheese papusas , they were made fresh right in front of me , not greasy , it was really good. A must try if u are there. Also made a stop and got a Asian plate , the plate had a beef skewer , rice, chow mein , and egg roll. I also ordered two shrimp skewers on the side. It was very simple , but really delicious. I'm not from Modesto, but when I do pass by and it's open , I have to go!

I come here every weekend! You need to check them out in the evenings on Thursdays. It's a nice way to wind down with the community downtown.

It always drives me crazy when Farmers Markets lose their emphasis on food. Modesto's market still has a pretty good grasp on foodstuffs. I just don't get excited by the prospect of buying soy candles and handmade soaps at an event that, in my opinion, should by dominated by food, glorious food. It goes without saying, but, bring lots of cash. Also, the kettle corn is a must have. Delish. On a bit of a snobby side note, I'm frequently in the bay area and I love seeing central valley vendors at bay area markets. We are lucky to live with easy access to such fantastic produce. Additionally, because I'm a grammar-loving geek, I have to point it out: I'd argue for no apostrophe on "Farmers" as the market is used by and comprised of farmers but not owned by them. In this context, "farmers" is an adjective, not possessive. You may now judge me, and go enjoy your social life. I'm sticking my nose back in a book (while noshing on fruit from said market).

Thursdays and Saturdays 7am to 1pm at the downtown location. Best little farmers market. Find: pita, tortillas, popcorn, honey, fruits and veggies, almond butter, nuts, jewelry. And if you can't find it you can head over to the library and read about it. Bring cash and a reusable bag to fill up with all your goodies!

Ehhhh 3.5 stars for me. I suppose I expected it to encompass more than a city block, that was a disappointing reality, but the selections are tasty. Hummus Heaven is amaaaazzzzing! *Side note: I realize that the farmers market is a fun, family friendly place to visit. However, please for the love of God get your fkn strollers out of walking paths and use some common courtesy for once in your life. The obliviousness of people drives me crazy!

It's small and low-key, making it a good place for the little ones. My favorite stand is the Escalon Lavendar Farm. The linen water is terrific- you can keep it for a long time and the scent stays true. The lavendar scone mix is a treat. The Word of Mouth Bakery stand is one that gets my money every time, but you can find some of there wares at Savemart if you can't wait for the weekend.

Farmers markets are one item that all generations can get on board with! This one is located in dt Mod town and my only lament is the 1 pm closing time, but it's a gem and worth a visit! Adjacent Parking is usually scarce after 10 AM, so get there early if possible but there will be parking within a few blocks if you're willing to walk. Standout features include a nommy tamale/pupusa stand (get the jamaica, Zucchini blossom empanada thingy, and the chorizo balls), brunch spot with breakfast options, bakery featuring napoleons and loads on loads of fruit. Love when they have live music as well. Notice that they differentiate between certified and noncertified local food stands and support local!

I cannot stress how much I enjoyed coming here as a child. Now that I'm older, I can actually appreciate the fresh goods and produce instead of just think "kettle corn! pastries!" The fresh flowers, bread, and veggies are my fav- maybe berries too when those are around. You're guaranteed to run into 100 people you know here, so don't come in pjs.

The Modesto farmers market is a staple in our house! Saturday mornings we like to head out for farm fresh organic foods! While they do have a few vendors w organic foods we wish there were more! It also has become a local hang out w a lot of conventuals foods not fresh fruits and veggies! However compared to most farmers markets in the surrounding areas it's at the top of the list!!! Recruiting more organic vendors wd make it the perfect stop!

Went on a June mid morning on a Thursday and found a few things to at least say I was buying locally grown produce. Found some decent fruits and veggies, but was disappointed that the organic kale I wanted was all sold out by mid morning at $1.50/bunch. Nothing I thought was a great deal though. The bread and pastry products looked very enticing but I wasn't in the mood to buy give them a try that day. Tip: I easily found parking on 16th St between H & G St

Great little farmers market! You could eAsily get 90% of your groceries for the week here! I purchased: 5 organic apples for .90 cents!!! Some squash A delicious tamale ($2) Shiitake mushrooms, $3 Amazing hummus, $6 Persimmons Very impressed by this little market. Great for families, not too huge that you get overwhelmed like at some bigger markets. Great location (by the big library) and I found easy parking. Love love love this market!

Fresh, locally grown produce. Homemade zucchini bread. Delicious pastries galore! Friendly farm families. Whenever I'm back home visiting my parent's for a weekend, I try to make it out to the farmer's market. It had been a wile since my last visit and I was surprised to find the set up at the mall. Overall, if you can make it out it's worth it for the fresh, cheap fruits and veggies!

Me and my kiddos absolutely love coming to the farmers market every week! We usually go on Thursday but Saturdays are great too just a little more crowded. Tons of fresh fruit and veggies. Lots of interesting goodies like sauces and baked goods, cheeses and I love the free range eggs that the high schoolers sell. My kiddos love the kettle corn and the balloon guy! I have yet to come across a vendor that isn't friendly and polite. I suggest you go early though because some stands run out of things by 11am!

This is a small market but has all the essentials with good quality and good price.. ad then some. I have a big garden and took a friend and I had to fight the earge to buy. I left with a heavy duty locally made dog treat and am still craving some of the breads and cheese and "filipino" food. I'll be back even if just for the lovely experience!

This is a terrific farmer's market. Great produce, especially in the late/spring and summer, and I love that they stay open April - December when so many nearby Farmer's Markets only exist in the summer. I wish they had more new booths - it tends to be the same vendors every week - plus some non-produce food would be nice (there are only a few booths that aren't fruits or vegetables). But the vendors they DO have are great and offer good quality produce. The live music is great. One of my fave things about this FM. And it's adjacent to the public library, so my son and I always make it a 2-stop affair.

First time at this market and it was a fantastic way to start my day. Fresh fruit, veggies and very nice vendors promoting their products. Will definitely be back to load up on more healthy choices.

Absolutely love this place! I go for the Pupusas! They're to die for!! Good variety of things. I wish they would stay open later!

Great place for '"me" time....I love bringing home fresh flowers, specialty chocolates, local honey, unique goodies, gift items, fresh fruits and veggies.... Best of all I love supporting our local farmers and businesses by buying locally. I believe it's our responsibility to do so. Its a great day-date with my daughter who is now 21... We've been going for many years now.

Pretty small farmers market and the fruits there aren't that great compared to other cities

Went today and was disappointed by how small it is! It had fresh produce and some good businesses there but I was expecting more than a single street for the whole market. One booth had cute bouquets with a station to build your own, I would go again for groceries.

I went on a thurs. a.m. it was not real crowded and parking was easy to find. I was a little disappointed that there weren't more businesses there. I went for fruits, veggies and flowers. the only vendor with flowers was sold out at 10 am. and I didn't see any organic Kale being sold at the veggie stand. I did buy some bread, and strawberries which were delicious, but, overall for my first time going I feel it is lacking in some areas.