Orange Home Grown Farmers & Artisans Market

Great neighborhood market, run by a community-minded organization with lots of family friendly events like cooking demos and workshops. Limited hot food options but all extremely high quality. Pictured is caile.la, a hot food vendor. Recommended vendors: Black Sheep Farms - Produce Rancho De Trinidad - Orange juice Aaron - Local baker Cuyama Orchards - Apples Parking is free in the lot across the market.

There's always a ton of options and great food and produce. There were at least two dog treat booths, a seafood booth and a butcher booth (that sells YAK!!!). Parking is difficult, but if you are okay with a short walk, you can park in the parking structure a block away on Lemon.

Great selection of food and drinks. I love the Thai tea here. They are authentic Thai tea imported from Thailand. They brew everything fresh the day off. Lots of art and craft as well. Tons of good veggie and fruit. One of the best market in OC.

When we come to visit each year we look forward to coming each Saturday to the market. Great selection of fruits, vegetables, bakery items, meat and more. We enjoy the music and always get a tamale.

I love this farmers market! I’ve been a few times now and I love the variety of local produce and samples! The food options are fun, it’s just a great option for a nice Saturday morning outing.

Great way to spend a morning!!! This place was as California as you can get with music, cool vendors, a pet area and all the organic, vegan, soy candles, fruits and veggies you could want. We had pressed juice, baked goods and the ready made pizzas were really cool. Such a fun and enjoyable time!

I being coming here for the past year. They have plenty of organic fruits and vegetables. Strawberries, berries,oranges, carrots, kale, anything thst grows in the fields. I personally come for honey 🍯 My kid suffers from asthma and is the natural remedy that helps her with any respiratory issues. Breads, beagles , cheese, coffee, pizzas, tamales , pies, from owners who made their own products from home. I highly recommend.

This is a great farmers market! A wide variety of food and products are available and the people are all so friendly! There is usually a local band playing and a couple of food trucks parked near by as well. Totally worth the trip on a Saturday morning

Did a birthday weekend in orange county and wanted to do as much as I could. Unfortunately, most farmers markets are at the same time on Saturdays and after I read the reviews for this location, and we made it a point to be here around opening! Wow, now after coming here, I'm thinking our hometown one needs to step it up! This one is amazing; I was curious to see if we would see some of the same vendors as our Farmer's market is on Sundays and we've been told some are from the Orange/LA County area and travel. But to our surprise I think only 2 vendors we've seen before. I wanted to try it all but of course could not. From fruit, bread, nuts, eggs, to freshly squeezed juices to vitamin shots and jewelry, there is a little something for everyone! Everyone is so nice and welcoming and SAMPLES they want you to try before you buy! Amazing! The best type of advertising their product!! Whoever coordinates this market, hands-down well done. It was great!! We left with our bag and hands full! Just when you think it is one row, you turn to find more vendors! They had a live band and there was plenty of street parking up and down the street. There are some long line waits for coffee but definitely worth the wait!! Can't wait to come back!

First time to visit this past weekend and loved it! Not a lot of hot served food if you're going hungry, but we did find dumplings and enjoyed them. Picked up some hummus with such a variety of flavours and very tasty. Also found a kefir stand with delicious tasting options, fabulous for breakfast. My fave was the lilikoi. Lots of free parking by the train station which was super handy.

You get a little bit of everything here. Set up is very well thought out which allows you to flow thru all the vendors comfortably. Parking good, $ comparable to other farmers markets. Vendors knowledgeable and friendly.

Live the parking situation here, plenty around on the streets or down the street parking lot, less than 5 mins walk. Cool little market with good stuff and live music. Bought some fermented beets kraut here from Fermentality for $14 and really yummy Rosemary Olive Oil from Terrace Hill for $18, a bit on the pricey side, but good stuff. They sell coconut milk and water here too, which is yum along with almonds and butters. Overall, a repeat trip for sure.

A great farmers market...not too big...not too small...just right sized with ready to eat and drink food and beverages, prepared foods, baked goods, fruits & vegetables, crafts and flowers...something for everyone. Plenty of free parking nearby. What a nice way to start a Saturday morning. When you're done, stroll over to Old Towne Orange for all the wonderful offerings there.

Variety was amazing. The vibrant colors of the vegetables were abundant! Also the independent organic merchandise was a nice touch. Will return soon

This is my favorite farmers market. I have been to all the local ones & there are a lot of them- this one is the best one. It's easy to find, parking is a little hard. All the vendors are nice. I always find what I am looking for. I go for the farmers but there are some food and coffee carts as well as so many interesting booths. This is exactly what a farmers market should be. I highly recommend checking it out.

Weirdly overpriced compared to other markets in OC and LA, which doesn't make sense because they're right by the university, so you'd think they wouldn't try to price-out college kids? You're better off going to the Irvine or Tustin markets instead.

EXTREMELY EXPENSIVE. Shockingly overpriced produce. I don't understand...is the city/landlord charging astronomical rent? If so, that seems like a bad way to go about things. Three apples: $10 Sm. bag of dates: $15 Sm. plastic container of strawberries: $12 What in the world is going on here? I just spent $37 on a little bit of fruit. Even the Irvine Farmers' Market is not this overpriced. This is not sustainable. We liked the location and that they had small shopping carts for kids (a great idea), but we literally cannot afford to shop here again.

This farmers market has a variety of produce & prepared food stands! Some produce stands are certified organic, and some use organic practices but don't pay for the organic certification (just ask the farmers, they're most always happy to let you know if they do or don't use sprays). When I'm home, I come every week for all of my produce shopping. There are quite a few vegan options in the prepared foods section. They offer Market Match for EBT/CalFresh! As of right now (2025) they match $15! There's plenty of street parking as well as a new, free, parking garage just one block down. It's a bonus to be right near the circle because then you can walk around the nearby area too! They have live music & mini shopping carts for kids which are nice touches. If you've been to the Irvine Farmers Market at Mariners Church, this one is definitely smaller- but they've done a great job trying to have vendors that cover all of the produce and food types one would like to get at a farmers market! I love farmers markets

Wow! We hadn't been to this Farmer's Market for quite a while. I was excited to see the increase in vendors! We picked up some super sweet oranges and tangerines - a young man was handing out samples, which was a smart move because one taste and we were sold!! I saw other shoppers get hooked just like we did. We also had to stop at the Fido to Go truck to pick up some goodies for our pups. (*Be sure to ask for a punch card.) Their treats are a little spendy (about $6), but they are quality, and are made of natural ingredients like pumpkin, blueberries, peanut butter, beef & chicken. And if you're not sure if your pup will like them, ask them for a sample for your pup to try. Of course you also need to stop at the OC Bread Company. They have a great assortment of bread, always fresh, and a lot of times they are offering BOGO. Check out this Farmer's Market sometime - you'll be glad you did! Then head over to the Orange Plaza for lunch or a refreshment.

Beat farmers market in Orange County! Good mix of food, take home organic and the legendary OC Bakery too. OC Bakery makes my favorite fresh keto bread and my splurge favorite cranberry walnut bread. Also like most of the produce etc. keep an eye out for the Fullerton-based honey as a remedy for local allergies and some cool mixes like chai-honey best on bread. Love the finds here! 9 am to 1 pm every Saturday rain or shine.

The farmers market in Orange has lots of vendors. They have a variety of vendors, selling food served hot and also some vendors selling products like vegan cheese or Tempeh. There are some artisans that have some local products. And there are a lot of vendors who have fresh produce. You can park nearby and walk over. They have the street closed and are using the street as well as a parking lot for the event. Well, not as large as the Mariners farmers market this one still is great..

Orange Home Grown Farmers & Artisans Market first started in 2011 and my visit here far exceeded my original expectation. [Hours]: Saturdays from 9 AM to 1 PM. [Parking]: There's a free parking structure called Old Towne West parking structure and it is located about 2 blocks away from the market (130 N. Lemon St, Orange, CA 92866); however, I was able to find a street parking spot right next to the market. [Amenities & vendors]: I say about 1/3 food vendors, and 1/3 fruit & vegetable vendors, and 1/3 vintage clothing vendors. It is definitely smaller than Irvine Farmers Market, but this market has a little bit of everything including mushroom, peach & apricot vendors, micro green vendor, plant-based milk coffee truck, etc. There's a small showcase (chef demo) area showing how to prepare fruit salads. Pets are not allowed within the market, but you can leave your pups at the designated dog sitting booth (the corner of Lemon St. and Palm Ave.) for no longer than 1 hour (website says 20 minutes, but the sign says 1 hour). You will also find a portable restroom too. Overall a super clean & vibrant market - a solid 4.5-star star! P.S. - Don't forget to stop by Old Towne Orange just few blocks away from the market.

I absolutely love this farmers market! Even though it's not as large as many others, they have everything you could possibly need and a huge selection of produce! I try to come every Saturday to stock up on berries, zucchini, and other fruits and veggies. My absolute favorite vendor has been Blode Kuh which sells the creamiest, dreamiest, and healthiest plant based cheeses of all time! They are cashew-based and so incredible and I'm devastated that they are shutting down at the end of June. I also love Miffie's Coffee truck which is entirely vegan. My go to order is an iced flat white with oat milk. Their coffee is so so good! This farmers market also participates in the market match program to help people using EBT/food stamps/cal fresh get access to more produce. You can take out money using your EBT card (in the form of chips) and they will give an additional $10 worth of chips to use on fresh produce.

They are not dog allowed. Suggested to change the feature to avoid any confused. It looks good except dog is not allowed

I've been to very MANY farmers markets- Irvine, Long Beach, LA, SD, NYC, Inland Empire. This has got to be the biggest money grab ever. Price gouging to the max, it's not even remotely more expensive it's at least 2x what any other farmers market would cost and the quality is the same if not lower. You come out feeling like you were scammed. I paid 20$ for 3lbs of small oranges at the citrus and dried fruits stand. That's $7/lb, they don't even post the price anywhere. Not to mention this market is also on the small side. Not worth it to come here.

Love the Orange Farmers market. I would go to a local FM weekly in my hometown San Diego. Orange County's FM are so spread out but to be expected as the OC is obviously a larger county. I guess I'm whining because I wish I could still take a stroll to one lol OFM has to be my fave by far. Not too overwhelming with vendors selling the same things but the staples and plenty of variety. Well organized and the location is just lovely overall.

Prices at most vendor stalls are much too expensive!!! I wish these Farmer's Markets would sell at a lower price, higher volume because they price out lower income folks that require this healthy food also!

I moved to Orange in May 2022 and since I've made numerous trips to the Orange Home Grown Farmer's Market. It's a pretty neat spot with a fair amount of vendors selling everything from locally grown produce to mushroom tinctures. In this review I'll highlight the two booths I always visit, but there is so much more to this place than what I get into here. First, I always stop at the Sunny Cal Farms booth to check out their offerings. They frequently have fun fruit hybrids (ex: cherry/plum) but overall their fruits are just super solid, fresh and delicious. On today's (2/18) visit I ended up leaving with a bag of Meyer lemons (4/$6,) because did you really go to the Farmer's market without buying an expensive bag of fruit? Jokes aside, I've realized how much better home grown lemons are over the ones you can buy at the store, so the ones I picked up here today are a happy medium. The next shop I ALWAYS stop at is Casa Lulo. The shopkeep is so sweet and is happy to answer any of your questions about her products. Her shop is mostly graphic tees and sweaters printed with her own designs with positive/groovy messaging, but she also carries stickers, hair clips, prints, etc. I ended up buying a SUPER cute glass mushroom vase that had a small pothos plant on the inside for $15. Tbh, it's probably the best $15 I've spent this year, plus it feels good to support small local businesses. Win! The next spot I'll get into Miffie's Coffee truck. I've tried their coffee once before and I ordered their "Chagacino by Renude." Candidly, I don't even know what was in that drink even though they gave me a printout that explained the whole beverage. Something having to do with mushrooms.. It was just okay and overpriced IMO. That being said, I'd like to come back and try just a regular cold brew or latte to give them another shot. I actually wanted to try them our again this morning but the line was too long. Good for them, though, as I am happy to see them thriving. One honorable mention before closing my review is that that they offer free dog sitting while you shop the market which is super cool. I've never seen that before! It's not mandatory to leave your dog there, but it's a nice service to offer if your pup might not do the best while browsing, don't you want to leave them at home. :) Overall, solid farmer's market. Looking forward to my next visit!

We like the Orange Farmers market better than the monstrous one in Irvine. Parking is easy and while busy, you can usually get around quite easily. There is a nice family, couples and dog friendly vibe here as well. It has recently expanded to include another area, and there are a handful of fruit/veggie/bread/kombucha options here that are part of our weekly staples. The only slight minuses here are the lack of ready-made food options as we've seen at other markets- but don't let that deter you from the main focus on good local fruit, veggies, baked goods and food vendors here.

Small Axe Bread is the best bread, hands down. Come early though because they do sell out. Classic sourdough plus unique sourdough loaves like buckwheat, cranberry orange, and seeded spelt. Once in a lifetime find.

This farmers market is really nice. They have it every Saturday from 9am-1pm. Be sure to get there early because items do sell out. There are multiple vendors who sell fruit, veggies, meat, fish, bread, and lots of pastries. There are some vendors who sell clothes, jewelry, and accessories so they are a must see too. Everyone is from with the community so it feels great to support local. There is live music to enjoy while strolling through the market and also a food truck that sells coffee. I can't wait to go back to buy some bread and try out the other vendors. Keep up the great work, Orange. See you next time.

It's a small Farmer's Market with wonderful produce options that are moderately priced at some stalls. Unfortunately, other stalls of produce and the crafts & food stalls are outrageously priced.

First time visiting this market and I'm a fan! It's not huge, but big enough to get all your fresh produce, fruits, seafood, cheeses, soups, and desserts to make dinner tonight! My toddler loved the free shopping carts for kids to push around and join the fun. Dogs are not welcome in the main shopping aisles, however they even offer a cute little dog/pet sitting area before the entrance so you can shop with ease and pick your pet back up when you're done. You can also grab a basket to shop the goods right next to the pet sitting area. They really thought of everything to make your experience that much more convenient! We grabbed organic coffee (try the Coconut Vietnamese coffee/ vegan), pesto jack cheese, ice cream, and Brodino's spread of soups today. Stuck around for live music (which the baby loved) and walked to Old Town Orange afterwards for an alfresco lunch at Urth Cafe. All in all, a wonderful way to welcome the weekend with my little family.

This is my favorite farmer's market in Orange County! It is located right at Chapman University by the Orange Circle. The location is great because there is plenty of parking, and there's also a lot to do around the market once you are finished shopping! This market has everything and more when it comes to what you might be looking for! Coffee, kombucha, teas, juices for drinks. Lots of fresh fruits and veggies- from multiple farms with some organic certified. Fresh meats and seafood too. There's artists there that sell what they've made such as jewelry, clay plant pots, cards, hand sewn goods and so on. Everyone is always so friendly here, and the vibe is great! They even have live music going while you shop! (Not too loud to where you cant focus- it's just the right volume). Once you're done shopping the market, go check out some of the restaurants and antique stores in the Orange Circle!

I was hoping to be able to make it to the Orange Home Grown Farmer's Market in Saturday morning while I was visiting the downtown area. I love farmer's markets and they say a lot about an area. This farmer's market is one of the best I've attended, it's pretty big, they have a bit of everything, lively with a band playing and an area where they sat up tables if you grab lunch from one of the vendors and want to relax and enjoy it. I loved the bakers showing their goods here, lots of fresh seafood, olive oil, beautiful flowers, nice ethnic food stalls. But the best for me was the vegetable and fruit selection, ripe, pretty, fresh. Prices are reasonable, the selection is amazing and the vendors offer many sample to lure you in, even fruit, dried fruits, lots of nice merchandise. Plenty of parking, signs, right in the middle of downtown. Every Saturday - 9 am - 1 pm. One of my favorites Farmer's Markets, rivaling the one in Ojai. I'd shop here all the time if I'd live in the area. It's such an abundance of fresh produce, it's inspiring!

Visited this farmer's market for the first time this past week - not bad! The produce selection is a bit limited and pricey compared to other farmer's markets - definitely more targeted for upper/middle class white suburbia lol... but the prepared foods had a great selection. There's frozen soup, fresh pasta (amazingggg ravioli for $7), and piping hot tamales. Special shout-out to the OC Bakery Stall which is there every week with delicious, fresh bread: I got the BIGGEST loaf of squaw bread (think: the yummy wheat bread from Cheesecake Factory) for $7! Might seem expensive at first, until you realize it's literally twice the size of grocery store loaves, and SO much tastier. A lot of the more popular booths, such as the OC Bakery, sell out before the market closes -- they were out of all sandwich breads by the time I got there at 11:30am -- so head over early if you're interested!

Went for the first time and loved it all much. This is my first FM in CA, so I really enjoyed seeing the many tents of food vendors, separated from produce. I wasn't planning on getting anything. However, the coconut milk vendor attracted my attention with her calls. They were generous with the samples (as the goat cheese venue which I'll be back for). I bought the biggest glass jar with promises to come back I love the idea of bringing your own environmentally friendly containers and utensils. I see plastic and paper towels wasted and cringe. Parking was a bit difficult around this college area. I managed to parallel park close by though.

Super cute Farmers Market near the Orange Circle. You can park for free at the new parking structure they built and walk over. Watch for street parking!! Although tempting they mostly require Permits to park there. Don't have your day turn bad because of a ticket or tow. Lots of local artisans and farmers bringing their products. Pets are allowed but also restricted in some areas. There were plenty of people at 10 am on a Saturday. Looked like plenty of available seating. Lots of great thing to try and eat. From lotions, candles, produce, local honey, breads and baked items to juices, ice creams, tamales (YES I said TAMALES)!!!!!!! products and more! You can not go wrong by stopping in. Lots of samples! While your at it take a stroll through the Orange Circle too! It's all a good time with lots of tasty treats!

My favorite local farmers market! Make sure you don't miss Kokomoo's fresh coconut milk (OMG the keto coffee is amazing! Ask for a bit of the chocolate coconut milk mixed in), as well as Double Hatch vegan cheese (best vegan cheese I've ever had & they even sell vegan gluten free pao de quejo - which are Brazilian cheese balls), J.H. Family farms (cherries so good right now!), & Fermentality (keto goodies - not too sweet & healthy for you)! So many good vendors here! Plus if you buy Kokomoo in the larger size you get $1 off your refill next time - I'll be drinking this all week!

Went on a Saturday morning to buy bread from my favorite OC Baking Co! They have so much fresh bread. Very friendly too. Lots of street parking and there's a free parking structure like 3 min walking away too. I also found it very COVID safe. 1 entrance and 1 exit on the other side. Very spacious so you don't have to be close to people. No line to get in from when I went. There's an ATM if you don't have cash but most places take card. Didn't see any bathrooms... Also bought some fresh oranges for juicing but I think the OJ already juiced tasted better. It's about the same price wise too so you're not saving much. More like a fun thing to do. The market isn't very big. I'd say about a Costco sized lot so you can walk and look through everything in less than an hour. Close to downtown Orange though so you can stop by!

I'm so stoked I that I had a Saturday off from work to finally make it here! I don't know if there are normally more vendors because I know other farmer's markets are smaller as well now during covid than they were before. But I wasn't disappointed with the number of booths there today! We got lucky to find street parking but I looked on the map and there's a parking garage one block east on lemon St. Right now there's one entrance and exit. So you have to walk all the way around the blocked areas to the entrance. I think the person standing at the entrance may be counting the number of people going in. All larger booths have enter and exit signs and only 4 people allowed per booth so you may have to stand in line. If you're coming during the last hour this may reduce the number of booths you can visit if it's a crowded day. Also due to covid there is no tasting which slightly reduces from the farmer's market experience for now. The prices were close for some booths for similar items but there are some outliers. I found it helpful to go around once before deciding what to buy. Some vendors don't have prices listed (like the meat or cheese place) and you will have to ask. I wish they would all have prices listed. If they're busy with a customer you wouldn't have to wait to find out the price. Otherwise I was happy with the selection of vegetables and fruits offered. And there are a lot of miscellaneous vendors to explore. And even live music today! The prices are more than some super markets but normal for farmer's markets. I will definitely be back again!

Quality farmers market, steady supply of locally farmed vegetables and fruits, decently priced health conscious food, especially when you compare it to the in store options, and can appreciate the personable experience of buying direct from the farmers. Closes around 12, accepts california EBT, which is a pretty cool thing for those wanting to eat healthy on a budget. Also has grass fed free ranged meats for sale, which always has a line.

I come here for fresh fruit and veggies!!! if you're in the area, go check it out!!!!

Liking this farmers market more and more. My normal Saturday morning FM is the one in Irvine but when Transparent Sea Farm said they were coming here I had to make the trek, as I've been wanting to try their prawns (they're gorgeous and tasty). I mean they sold out quickly on their first day at this FM on Father's Day weekend so I made sure to wake up earlier this weekend. I like to park in the structure so my car is nice and cool and not toasty and I don't mind the stroll as I know I'm going to need to burn some calories. A lot of ppl park on the street or lots. Bring your reusable bags, a hat and sunglasses are essential here in sunny SoCal. It's a good size market with some of the similar vendors at the one at Irvine farmers market. Had to visit my friends at Crema and OC Baking company, who were the ones to tell me about this FM. This morning was a total win as I came across a lot of new produce such a purple broccoli and Surinam cherry. Also snag some organic Gaviota strawberries since Harry's Berries isn't at any of the OC FM. And also found yellow raspberries, which I've looking for the Irvine FM. The Irvine FM does have more Asian produce than this one but makes more sense with the Irvine demographic. Appears most of the vendors take cards or Venmo. My treat to end was the iced Paddington latte from Miffie's, which hit the spot in this heat. May have to take turns with the FMs, though I have done both in day, as this one ends later but of course if you want the good stuff, one shows up early at a FM.

The vendors here is very friendly and helpful. Each stalls provide samples while you are waiting to order or you want to buy but is hesitant whether or not it will be good or not. The price here is reasonable. All the fruits and vegetables are freshly picked from their farms/garden. They have Artisan bread, Vietnamese Banh mi, medicinal chocolates, mushrooms, spices, cheese, pickles, fresh flowers, plants, fresh produce and vegetables, and handmade stuff from small businesses. They even have a place to keep your dog there while you shop around.

Great bread and fruit. Vendors are friendly and you can taste the fruit before you buy. Pick your fruit at your own risk though lol

First impressions... wow we really like this place. It's tucked away in a residential area and I love that. It feels like a secret place that is privy to locals. We were here initially just to pick up our live box crabs from OC Wild Seafood and discovered the wonders of this farmers market. We bought uncured bacon & salami (BRD), gourmet mushrooms (OG for Organic), keto friendly breads (Fermentality & OC Baking Co), gumbo & jambalaya (Adam's Get Down Gumbo), dumplings (Cali Dumplings), and the freshest sweetest cherry tomatoes. Everyone was so friendly (vendors and customers) taking the time to share and chat a bit. We had a very good 1st experience here and will be back again.

Price gouging galore. This is ok for a quick morning walk, but little else. Every vendor is charging twice what they should. Weird too, because it's near students. Inappropriate pricing...

Awesome farmers market. Parking can be a bit of a challenge but nothing crazy. There was a pretty good selection. 2 seafood vendors, which is the main reason I went. 1 food truck, 1 coffee truck neither looked particularly amazing. On this trip I purchased fresh and delicious wild caught Bay Scallops, 3 different Feta spreads/salads, spicy pickles, organic jack cheese, and some bread. Really happy with all my purchases. Spent about $40 for all of it. There was complimentary ice water and a couple tables with umbrellas for shade. There was live music, a steel drummer, he honestly wasn't good, but hey he was out there trying. All in all a good experience.

Excellent selection of fresh produce, artisan food vendors, and even a few craft vendors in a great location next to Chapman University. One of my very favorite ways to spend a Saturday morning

Pricey? Yes. But my family loves it. My kids love trying the fruit! Can't wait to go back. Plus the parking is free and easy!

We go every Saturday. Great farmers market!! So many great vendors and lots of yummy food.

I had high expectations for this farmer's market, but left really disappointed. I got some fresh flowers that were way overpriced and some berries (now those were really good), but I just wasn't seeing anything else that really wowed me. There was a pie stand, but they were completely sold out. It was around 11 am, so those pies must have been something! Perhaps since it was Mother's Day weekend, everyone wanted to buy their mom a pie! I'm not sure I'd visit this one again. I didn't even take any photos, but we were in and out so fast....

I love Old Towne Orange. It is a very nice environment with nice homes as well as little cafes and shops to visit. They have Bruxie nearby, The Filling Station, as well as ice cream shops, Bagel Me, Starbucks, Watsons, etc. I really like the ambiance here and how different it is. There are also many businesses ran right inside the houses. I plan to come out of my way here with my pups sometime early in the morning for a nice quiet walk. This place is dog friendly.

I came here for the first time this past weekend because I was desperate for something cool to do on a Saturday morning. I yelped this farmer's market and thought it'd be cool to check out with my husband. We had no issues finding parking as we just parked at the new parking structure that was recently built, about a block from the farmer's market. The farmer's market spans about a block east/west with stands on both sides of the "street". There was also about another row and a half of stands. If you are super into fresh, organic produce at a high price point, then this is the place for you. If you aren't, then I wouldn't recommend coming here. I would say the price point is about double or triple the price of Sprout's for the same thing. We really enjoyed the fresh-squeezed orange juice and the yogurt stand. The olive oil stand was pretty cool too. It was about $15 for a bottle of olive oil and if you bring their bottle back, they refill it at at discounted rate ($12 or $13 instead of $15). There was also a soap stand where you can fill bottles of soap. However, it sounded pretty pricey, about $8 for a small bottle of body wash. I will definitely come back and will bring my own bottle to fill, just so that I can give this a try. I would definitely recommend coming here if you love / are super into visiting farmer's markets.

So much fun! Everyone is so friendly and helpful! Produce is great! Mom's Specialty Foods dip and pita bread is Cant wait to go back!

What a quaint farmer's market! It's easily accessible, and there was a good amount of parking nearby, so I didn't spend a lot of time trying to find a place to park. There were so many different types of vendors, and I loved wandering around looking at all the local goodies. I love the community feel where they have booths at the front for doggies as well as booths for children art activities. There was a lot of fresh produce that were being sold. Love my Korean Asian pears! Yum. Luckily, they mostly took credit card, so that was nice. They were all incredibly friendly and readily offered samplers to try out their products. Love the organic feel and the environment friendly bags they had. Seafood:I was surprised that they had a huge section just for seafood. They had fresh seafood brought as vendors, showcasing different types of fresh fish and different pre-prepared goods. I don't know how to cook seafood, but they definitely looked really appetizing. Of course, the booth with freshly made frozen yogurt was swarmed with drooling children! The locally made breads and teas pointed to the support this market had to the community, which I really appreciated. Music was playing in the background with live performers. They had a nice are with chairs and tables for people to hang out and just sit. On the side, they provided free water and coffee, which I thought was an incredibly sweet.