Murrieta Farmer’s Market

I went today and got sprouts(microgreens), beef jerky, and got obsessed with Princess Dora soap company products. I noticed there's also different types of mushrooms here, which I love so planning to start getting them from here as well. I'll absolutely start buying my produce here as well as it's local and fresher than at the stores. Local businesses need our support! $1 charge for card transactions.

Smaller than Temecula, but super easy access and more elbow room. In addition to farm fresh produce, there are prepared food and other booths. One that I particularly like is the one with gluten-free treats aka KS Kreations. Yum. Pictured is a small selection of items, people were in the way. 🙂

Love this farmers market! It’s small and everyone is SO friendly! Highly recommend checking out dog boy with firehouse dog toys. Love the lemonade here as well. We attended for our training class with Bingley and Co. Dog Training. Such a fun outing and loved seeing all the other dogs. Plus there is usually dog adoptions there Check it out if you haven’t yet!

Nice close spot plenty of parking! All the vendors were attentive and friendly, will come back again ! Glad to finally visit.

I’ve been wanting to come here since moving to the area a few months ago. It’s easy to find and there’s plenty of parking. I’ve been looking for a farmers market that had plenty of produce and this fit the bill. I wish I hadn’t gone to the grocery store yesterday…I would have bought so much more today. I didn’t get any of the drinks or food from the food trucks. I plan to try the lemonade next time.

Cute little farmers market, that I ran into one Sunday. It was only a small area of the parking lot. But there was a wide variety of homemade goods people were selling, along with fresh fruits and veggies. Small little quaint market, if you need a few things. It looked very well organized and all the vendors were friendly, helpful and knowledgeable about their products!

Its a meeting place to take my little to her mom. Great stuff there.

Is good, would like to see more artisan bread

First time visiting, loved it not too crowded. Lots to get and look at we loved buying their produce.

Lovely little farmer's market, but it is VERY SMALL. I went looking for a farmer's market while visiting Merced and helping my niece move into her college dorm. Go Bobcats!!! Found this little gem and got some really good deals! Shoutout to the produce guy for my $4 watermelon that is so sweet and weighted like 20 pounds! Shoutout to the fruit guy for my peaches and plums and freeze dried peaches! Your green plums are freakin' amazing and worth the weight in gold! My sister bought from the bee/honey guy. Overall it was nice, just mega small. We are from San Diego and are used to larger farmers markets. I would have thought that a farming community like Merced and the surrounding areas would have a bigger turn out of sellers.

Please outlaw generators. No reason to make everyone listen to that stupid noise and kill us with those fumes all day. Get an EcoFlow or any other battery. Heck, get a f150 and plug into the Tesla charging station and have all day power!

I love our little local market nights! Huge shout out to the vendors who are there despite the bad weather. My favorites are delicious Mediterranean feta dips with Greek pita and garlic parmesan fries. Looking forward to try more foods and hoping more vendors will come along.

This farmer market is pretty small but has the veggies and fruits that you need! Their pastry both is a winner too! Will definitely be back!

Good small farmers market we go there often. Beware of the food trailer outside of market it has horrible food, 5 rolled tacos 2 sodas 12 buck .don't waste a dime on this joint TJ tacos and more. They are deep fried costco tocitos made to look authentic with toppings. Could only eat 1 trashed the rest..

We like going to farmers markets because usually the produce is fresh and prices are good. It was a bit of a shock to find a dozen eggs at two different booths that were $7 and $8. Some of the ready to eat vendors also had sky high prices. $6 for dips that cost less than half at Trader Joe's. Produce prices were all over the map and larger stalls seemed to give better deals, and some small vendors had prices that made me say, "Sorry." Had hoped we'd find bread but there nobody was selling bread that we could find and I think we checked every vendor. Parking is much easier than Old Town Temecula farmers market so that's a plus, and the guy who is there sometimes selling the woven baskets has great stuff. Even though his items are a bit pricey, they are hand made and better quality than what you'd see at Cost Plus, etc. My wife will want to go back for the woven baskets next time he is there.

First time going to this place, it's nice to have a walk and get some fresh ingredients for my meal-prep. We stopped by at the vegetable aisle, I picked up some micro greens and some organic vegetables. The only way you get fresher vegetables than this is to grow it yourself lol. Love love love the flavors and how crunchy they are. There is also an engraved wood shop for table and tray which is own by veterans. You can also turn the piece of woodworking into a clock or a chest board or even a charcuterie board, very nice and colorful unique pieces for home decoration. My husband also bought meads (alcohol made from honey) from the lady whose her husband is also a veteran. The drinks are very good, high hint of honey (of course) and we have to grab it before she will be on the next shark tanks show since the price is pretty affordable right now. If you love wine tasting, you would enjoy mead tasting. This place is not too crowded and not too hot to walk around with your kids and pets. And if you would like to support your local farmers and community, I would recommend this farmers market. For us, we will definitely be back again.

cute little market with a good variety of produce and food products. people are respectful and there is countless parking. I only wish there were a few more spaces to sit and eat. would love to come again!

I went to this market over a year ago and they didn't have much, but went again last week and was pleasantly surprised. They had enough produce venders to get what I wanted and a nice assortment of other vendors. It is a small market.

There were succulents, hand made soaps, alpaca merch, baked goods, lots of produce, and kettle corn. It is a medium sized Farmers Market with about three rows in the parking lot on a Sunday.

Small community farmers market with everything you need. So many great vendors and some really tasty treats. Dog friendly - but we have been snapped at by a couple untrained little dogs so if you have a nervous dog this isn't the place for you. Definitely recommend though

This farmer's market is located up in the Village Walk Shopping area (where Bevmo and Guitar Center are). What I do like about this Farmer's Market is how spacious it is. The booths are situated further apart, so you don't feel smothered in Vendor's stalls. You have your typical organic fresh produce, as well as artisan crafted projects and other interesting things. This market is much smaller than others in the area, but for people who like to take their time and feel comfortable instead of rushed or pressured, this is your place. The only stall I found to have a determined seller in was the pampered chef one. Lady was nice, but very adamant about trying to sell her stuff. I understand trying to encourage business, but she was a bit too pushy for my taste. Overall this is a nice local farmer's market if you live close by, but there are definitely better markets in the area.

not that big and limited on selection. i got some munchies and was about to drop 15$ for a small size keto pecan pie but i am so glad i asked the price before i proceed to checkout :)

Bought the greatest bird house from all upcycled woods!! I am also glad that Nature's Select is often there, I sometimes space out on ordering and it's nice to swing by for a bag when needed. I am headed back to pick up some soaps from the "goat" booth, they had lovely soaps and scrubs made from goats milk, I just didn't have my wallet on me that day to make all my purchases. Farmers markets are always fun regardless of if you buy anything or not so, I would say stop by and peruse the wares! You might just spot something you love!

Sweet little farmers' market that occurs on Sundays. Located at 24480 Village Walk Plaza and open from 9am to 1pm, they have enough vendors to give variety but not so many that the market is overwhelming. I would say this is bigger than the Promenade Farmer's Market that occurs in Temecula during the week. They have fresh produce, honey, two "lunch food" vendors where you can buy lunch (tamale guy and taco guy), various snacks (kettle corn, peanuts), salad greens, craft vendors, and a doggie adoption stall!!!

Small, but delightful Farmers Market in local Murrieta. Plenty of parking, vendors are friendly and good produce. The Reed avocados are delicious as are the fresh berries.

I really enjoyed this local visit. There are many unique items to look at and buy. I was able to buy some vegetable plants in which I firmly believe are better (and "outdoor hardened") than the big box store versions.

Lots of nice things to look at and buy. Still on the small side or I went on low weekend. Encourage more food and beverages to attend. The Tamales form the Tamale Guy are amazing! The beignets amazing too. Just need more vendors.

Last Sunday was my first visit to this farmer's market after visiting the old town market in Temecula. I had such an awesome experience in both locations that I'm giving 5 stars. I bought fruit from a lady and was short one dollar and she tells me to just pay next week. Another vendor, allowed me to try his tamales for free... it was just a warm experience. Let's support our local market and it's vendors!

I love that this one is not as packed as the farmers market in old town. All the merchants are great and the vibe I more relaxed. I got my loans some great treats. There was a stand with awesome avocados and grapefruit. Another stand had a great selection of greens and I even got some yummy bread and cookies for my kiddos. I also got amazing natural bath bombs and a cold/heat pack. Amazing products! Loved all of it. I will be back.

Nice local farmers market in Murrieta. Decent selection of locally grown produce, some bakery goods, crafts, etc.. We drove over from Hemet for something to do ( going Covid crazy) and felt it was worth the drive. I'll definitely go back.

We often go to this farmer's market. Lovely plants, soaps, vegetables, fruits, raspberries and black berries when in season. And a few organic sellers- we love organic sellers. All sorts of interesting things in the back area. And I always visit the dog rescue which has so many beautiful little beings. This is a great market!

This is a small farmers market not far from my house so I was curious about it. Went around 12 on a Sunday with the family and it wasn't crowded at all. There were about 15 different vendors selling things like wine, goat-milk soap, kettle corn, hand made jewelry, veggies and fruits to name a few. They even had a pet adoption stand with some really cute puppies! I only gave it 3 stars because it's the smallest farmers market I've been to. Also there wasn't anything there that I felt I couldn't get anywhere else. Typically I go to a farmers market and find some special items that I can't get anywhere else but not the case here. I will say that the vendors themselves were super friendly and informative. So even though it is small I could see myself going back just to get out.

While I wish this market had more vendors, it's still my favorite one to go to in the area. The vendors are very friendly. It's spread out so it's easy to navigate through, not crowded and does not lack parking! But like I said earlier, it could use a lot more food and a few more produce vendors.

This location is pretty small and could be hit or miss on what vendors actually show up on Sunday. It is growing and we do usually hit it up a couple of times per month just to support the vendors. It would be really cool if this market moved to actual old town Murrieta, it would get a lot more traffic as the location it is at is in the parking lot of a cemetery of a shopping center.

Small but good selection. Make sure S buy some Tamales from The Tamale Guy. Good selection of produce and several vendors have fresh eggs.

Meek goat milk creations by erd ranch are truly pure and simple. Soaps,scrubs made in small batches, with real essential oils. Not fake "fragrance oils". If you are looking for good and pure, try them! The market is open on Sunday

Today was my first visit to this market as I am fairly new to this area. It's a great market with lots of choices. The vegetables are amazing and the skincare product I bought from Erd Ranch is awesome. I bought their very best rejuvenating goats milk creme and I can't say enough good things about it. I used a sample of it at 9am and at 9 pm my hands are still soft and no signs of dryness even after several hand washings. Amazing product. I'll be back EVERY Sunday to this Market.

Okay farmer's market . The only thing I purchased was a bag of various fruit from one of the many fruit stands. BEWARE! The fruit stand I went to was one of the larger ones with a large selection. After I had collected what I wanted in a plastic bag and handed it to the lady, she stuffed my bag full of grapes to make it weigh more! I didn't even notice till I had left. I weighed it when I arrived home and sure enough I was charged for the weight of the fruit I picked out PLUS a bunch of grapes. I don't even like grapes! Super shady!

Much easier than other farmers markets. It has easy parking right next to the vendors. The food is great quality and locally grown; and the vendors are friendly.

I love this farmers market! The vendors are so friendly and welcoming when you stop by their booths. I enjoy the plants and bath bombs they have to offer. They have a great selection on succulents for a very reasonable price cheaper than what you would find at Home Depot or Lowe's.

We just stopped by this "farmers market" today because we happened to be in the shopping center. It was a very sad display. There were probably 4 vegetable/fruit venders with limited amounts of stuff, a scientist booth, an Avon booth, honey, and a few other sad looking booths. As far as food vendors, they had juice it up, tamales, a bbq guy and a Mexican food place. At most, 4 short rows of booths. Don't waste your time. You can get better variety at sprouts or plow boys.

There was a man selling those little yard pinwheels who was very unfriendly. My child loves pinwheels and when he saw the display he ran straight to them. There was no one around, but I guess once the owner realized he was touching it he ran around and pushed my child's hand away and started making buzzing noises and blocking his way to them. I was actually going to buy the one he was playing with IF SOMEONE HAD BEEN AROUND but after seeing that I asked my son if he wanted popcorn instead. The man just responded with "yeah distractions work" and then went back to whoever he was talking to a few booths over. So unfortunately he ruined our experience and we won't be back. However the lady selling meat was super friendly and had so many choices that I stood there forever trying to make a decision. The kettle corn was bomb as well. But like someone said earlier its a really small market and there aren't many vendors. I hope to see the "good" vendors at the temecula mall market!

I liked this farmers market! As with any weekend farmers market, weather has a huge impact. This past weekend was very mild and sunny (perfect). There was a large selection of fresh fruits and veggies. I purchased several different kinds of local honey from the Temecula Valley Honey Company. The lady was nice and the prices were fair. I will definitely go back. There were also several "artsy" types of booths. Plenty of parking and bathrooms are nearby.

unusual selection, which is wonderful considering that the vons and henry's already carry local farmer's harvests. this farmer's market is fairly quiet and empty, but i am sure will be popular in no time.

First time today. Really enjoyed it. It's in a super location, plenty of parking, not too crowded. Good vendors, friendly, great food. The minus? It will not continue to flourish if it does not advertise and attract more people. Although it was quite warm and muggy today, there should have been a larger turn out in order to keep the vendors in business. Other than that, it's a great market with lots of different produce and other products. We will definitely become regulars!!!