Pacific Beach Tuesday Farmers' Market

If it happened to be Tuesday that day, you could also visit the farmers' market after enjoying the beach. There, you could find rare blackberries that cost 5 dollars for a box. After buying one, I tasted it at home and it was really sweet and delicious!

Lovely farmers market. So many different herbs, fruits and veggies, as well as plants, honey, nutritional supplements and food trucks. We enjoyed speaking with the local farmers and vendors and sampling a few things. We picked up some herbs and fruit. Worth the stop! Plant farmer had excellent pricing!

This is one of the better farmers markets I’ve been to in San Diego. There’s a nice variety of produce, meats, baked goods, and more. There’s even a mobile cafe on site. It’s also located only two blocks from the beach, so you can come by after hanging out on the beach if you like. The only downside is that it’s only on Tuesdays!

Great local farmers market. Small, only like a block. But it has everything you want at a farmers market. Music, produce, food, fresh dragon fruit juice, and even a cool yoga clothing booth

I love this farmers market! Enough vendors so that I can get everything I need, but not too many that it's overwhelming. The vendors, and in general all the employees that work here, are so welcoming and kind and helpful. I come weekly! They are the highlight of my week! Highly recommend this market.

We found this Tuesday night market. We were on vacation and checked it out. There was live music and tons of vendors of different types. The people were so nice. We even found out some of them will ship products. Kids had a blast and a great local activity.

A few interesting finds but mostly goods that you can either find cheaper elsewhere or stuff everyone can do without. Bought some eggs for $9 a dozen and some Japanese tomatoes that look excellent. There is a booth with baked goods that look amazing and I couldn't resist the almond croissant but for a wholesale bakery (which I was assured they are) their pastries are rather expensive. As a comparison The French Gourmet has top quality croissants cheaper, same with Extraordinary Desserts and they are both retail outlets. Bottom line, a nice place to check out but I won't be shopping here regularly.

It could use a bit more produce and some bread besides sour dough. A touch of music would be awesome. The food stands are great.

PACIFIC BEACH FARMERS MARKET @ PB Parking was LONG and annoying! Only street and it's for 2 hours, some are free but majority you have to pay. It's definitely a hassle to find spots because of how busy this spot can be. This farmers market were ones i've seen before in other markets like La Jolla and Little Italy, lots of these vendors were new and some weren't the friendliest. My friend had a banana allergy, and this smoothie place didn't preface when we asked for a green smoothie. Won't call out the place, but I mentioned it and they just said "good luck". Anyways, the farmers market overall was great and it was long, filled with delicious foods and boutiques. I'd highly recommend stopping by, it's super close to the beach itself so you can stop by here from 2:00pm - 7:00pm and afterwards watch sunset!

If it happened to be Tuesday that day, you could also visit the farmers' market after enjoying the beach. There, you could find rare blackberries that cost 5 dollars for a box. After buying one, I tasted it at home and it was really sweet and delicious!

Just when I was trying to find parking to check the spikeball massive gathering in PB...I noticed that there was a farmers market. Nice! I was thinking flowers, and I got pretty bouquet for just $6! Happy me also got to try our several perfumes from the Moroccan stand (my favorite one). In fact, there is another Moroccan stand selling the usual leather colorful comfy slippers and essential oils. Super cool ladies, felt the connection and warm approach. I also had the opportunity to try different samples and it was a very pleasant experience. The market is well organized and there are tables here and there to eat if you decide to eat there. Parking is a bit tough, as PB is always busy.

A perfect place to spend a Tuesday afternoon between the hours of 2-7pm . Saunter around in the fresh air, enjoying some samples and supporting local business. Pop ups: there are a wide variety of stalls, where you can get fresh vegetables, fruit and flowers, plus almonds, hummus, desserts, baked goods, specialty items, and lots of delicious food. You get all of this and no price for admittance. There's usually some wonderful music and a few tables. I was there early and it was not crowded. I just seem like the right amount of people. Parking : there is a paid lot right next to the market. And if you drive around with luck and patience, your likely to find some parking. I parked a little bit past the kitchen Goodwill store, which is another great find This market has three plant-based pop ups, including the most amazing vegan pizza... Your friends will not even know it is vegan, but they will feel so much better after consuming it without the dairy bloat. My favorite sushi people of vegan Mirai (great instagram too) are there. My big thanks to Chang and Kim who makes delicious generous rolls. It's a donation based concept, and they are transparent about their costs. Depending upon the role and what I have on me I sometimes pay $12 sometimes $15 and as $20. They are offering the food in compostable plates, and overall practices are gentle on the Earth. You really don't need any soy sauce for their rolls. Though they have that if you want it. I loved seeing them collaborate with their neighbors and came up with a surf and turf roll. That looked amazing. I'm always happy to be a tester. Next door was the most fabulous, vegan Mexican with fishless fish tacos, and tripe made from cauliflower and mushrooms I think. I need to go back with another stomach because the food is so good. I just want to try so much. There is a green juice guy who has a special subscription offering. I tasted one of the green options and it was very good. I wish Santa Barbara had more markets like these. In Santa Barbara, we do not have food that is ready to go in terms of meals. At this market, you can really enjoy some wonderful meals and bring some things home.

I don't see many dogs at this market, which is wonderful considering your pet really doesn't want to be stepped on repeatedly while their paws are subjected to 150-degree asphalt! That being said, I really enjoy coming here on Tuesdays - mainly for the food. While it may not have as many vendors as other Farmers' Markets, I have been seeing quite a few new pop-ups and really appreciate the vegan options! In fact, there are numerous vendors with fully-vegan menus including Uprising Pizza and Vegan Mirai (sushi). I am always impressed with the quality of food, friendliness of sellers, and the reasonable prices! The proximity to my apartment is a plus, especially since parking can be a hassle!

Gr8 place for a break in your Tasty Tuesday. Lots of options to choose from. My fav so far is the BBQ. Earlier in the day its a very light crowd. The veggie options are plentiful. Gr8 people as well!!

The Pacific Beach market held on Tuesday's was really nice and on a hot day can feel the nice ocean breeze. This isn't a huge market but decently sized, and my brother found the samosa stand and we loaded up. My sister in law found the Thai stand and the pastry stand and went to town. Odd day to have a farmer's market IMNSHO :-) but it worked and was good to visit and for sure will return.

Really good farmer's market in Pacific Beach. I'm sometimes nearby for work on a Tuesday, so this is a good chance to pick up a few things. They have a good selection of veggies, and now the also have a big section of hot food vendors. It seems to add new vendors occasionally, so you never know what you'll find. Hours are usually 2-7 on Tuesday, but recently I was there and the vendors were packing up at 6:00. Maybe shorter winter hours because of the earlier darkness? The downside is parking. It obviously takes up quite a bit of the street parking for the market. There is a pay lot behind Pangaea Outpost, which is often full of gym patrons. So maybe park on the other side in the other pay lot, or near CVS.

PB's farmers market has grown over the years and has become very well-rounded. Luckily it hasn't grown so big that it's a packed sh*t show like some of the other neighborhood farmer's markets in town. Yay! There are plenty of high quality stalls. A few fruits & veggies farm tables, a specialty cheese guy with rare options & authentic baguettes, a table with local mushroom baskets. You'll find seafood, salsa, hummus, eggs and meat. -just to name a few off the top of my head. For prepared food there are a handful of very delicious trucks and stands. A few have outstanding looking vegan options. My two favorites for prepared food right now are "the little wheat" baked goods and "oak & anchor bbq" -Try them! Everyone selling is super nice and not overly sales-y. You can find gifts, plants, teas, flowers and jewelry. There are also loads of cute doggies walking and sniffing around- bonus! -You know it's like a farmers market! ; )

Came out to find my legging lady. Bought leggings from her once before at the farmers market in Ocean Beach a few weeks ago. I was able to find her spot right when I walked in. This farmers market is located on the corner of Hornblend and Bayard Streets, but it's listed on Garnet Ave. on Yelp. I didn't have time to walk the entire market, just walked down the shorter strip on Hornblend. From what I saw, they had clothing, fruit and veggie stands, popcorn, and other homemade goodies like handmade jewelry and the like. The market is very organized with signs directing you to the proper entrances and exits. They are clearly marked and there are workers nearby to make sure stragglers don't sneak in. Parking might be tricky, but there is a lot on the streets surrounding the market. I got lucky with a spot closest to the corner, so it wasn't a long walk. I would recommend coming here if you are a lover of farmers markets. You're sure to find something to nibble on as you peruse the other goods offered here. It's not large, but it's got enough for you to walk through and enjoy a Tuesday afternoon.

I would say out of all the farmers markets this one is okay. It's good. A lot of the vendors are the same at each farmers market so you have the hummus and the dumplings and occasionally some noodles. They have a decent selection of food and jewelry and fresh fruits and veggies and plants. The service is always good, each individual selling is pretty nice. The street is always clean and there are good vibes. The ambiance here is good as well. The only con is trying to find parking because parking in pacific beach is difficult.

Walking by and checking out of this place on my way for a dinner party There were some really yummy food stands in this place where I have picked up their savory scents ... Sarah reach out and ask if I like samples of her Macrons as I was checking all the stands here. I said, why not. I'm glad she stopped me. Her macrons are light and tasty. You won't have any regret of having them. I didn't asked her about the Calories on these though, as I brought a dozen for my moments where I be chilling at home with them.

Very petite farmers market in PB which is cute and charming. I bought some smoked salmon and Mozambican food. Spicy chicken!! The fruit and veggie stands are modest and I couldn't find an artichoke but it's all good. I might come come back here if I go stay at the beach. It's a solid three star market, I'm used to really great ones like Ocean Beach and La Jolla farmers markets.

Thanks for the plants Fun vibe great venue Family Fun Early afternoon happy market coffee, snacks & food for dinner Thanks PB

I go here every Tuesday to buy my produce for the week. There are tons of stalls with people selling ice cream, kombucha, lots of different food, desserts, hot sauce, etc. I go to Heritage Family Farms for all my fruits and vegetables. I honestly do not know the price comparison to the grocery store but this is just better. Fresher, more variety, and you're supporting small businesses. Good vibes all around.

Awesome farmers market, with a great selection of local vendors for shopping and eating. Make sure to follow their Instagram page if you want the latest weekly updates, as the support page on the FarmersOnly website was not helpful.

Yes, it's a relatively small farmers market, probably the length of 2 small blocks. But I appreciate the variety... Several produce stands... A few food stands... And specialty stands... Honey, breads, flowers... The vendors were all friendly and samples of items were available. Not necessarily a place I'd go out of my way for, but a decent stop to make if exploring PB for the day. We walked through the market before having an early dinner close by.. Then took a walk by the beach and ended the day with dessert at baked bear (all about a block or two apart from each other). Street parking or paid lots. It was wide open when we went (off season) but I imagine it gets full during travel seasons.

I like a good farmer's market and I rather enjoyed this one, particularly because in addition to all the great produce, they also have available plenty of food vendors with some delicious eats. I picked up some plump pluots, which a hybrid mix between a plum and apricot (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/pacific-beach-tuesday-farmers-market-san-diego-2?select=Z6icdJayYpvSwkb9cz40Mw#WP4y2SU4FIbmKQ_ZwwTfDQ) and a little basked of mix squashes for $3 for my scrambles and stews (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/pacific-beach-tuesday-farmers-market-san-diego-2?select=Z6icdJayYpvSwkb9cz40Mw#rGroQiYfPOdJd_kUvTH1Yw). I could not find some avocados, except for some Reeds that I thought were priced a little to high, but I did find a chile del arbol, that picked up for a friend (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/pacific-beach-tuesday-farmers-market-san-diego-2?select=Z6icdJayYpvSwkb9cz40Mw#nsUv0UWEWxFMxge6wVbvKA). This is a good choice because it produces for years. The market runs every Tuesday from 2 pm - 7 pm on Bayard Street at Garnet. They close Bayard Street for the event (See). All the vendors and artisans were very friendly an willing to engage in conversation regarding their product or idle conversation.

A farmer's market should have farmer's selling fruits and vegetables. There are only like 2 or 3 actual farmers, and nothing is organic! Embarrassing

Great quality vendors in a midweek farmers market. They're a big addition to the community and help to get folks out for a positive experience.

It's pretty small, but very friendly sellers. My personal favorite is the juice stand at the very end, or the very beginning. Depends on where you're walking in from. I prefer the one with apple juice...mmmm. They come around every Tuesday so don't freak out if you miss it. The only downside is that not every stand accepts credit cards, and to be honest that isn't very smart these days considering almost everyone only has debit or credit.

Farmers market, fresh and organic vegetables here! Not many varieties to choose from unlike other farmer markets. Not a lot of booths to choose from. (Stands) What blew me away here was the quality and freshness of the seafood here! They had blue point oysters and fresh sea orchids! The best oysters you can get! :) !!! At the end i decided to take a few organic vegetables to take with me and i am satisfied.

I love farmers markets and i'm really happy that this is on a weekday! Since I never seem to make sunday markets -_- I've seen this market grow slowly with a small food side! Here's some vendors off the top of my head: - fruit and veggie vendors - hummus + garlic dip vendors. There's the commercial hummus vendor (you've seen them at costco) but the majestic garlic stand.. SO GOOD. I buy it every single week. Try the cayenne and cilantro flavors. - bitchin' bars and dips stand - cheese stand - goat cheese stand - honey stand - peanut butter stand - almond stand - olive oil stand - green juice stand - soup stand - bread stand - ceviche stand (very fresh) Food!! - tamale stand: really great tamales! About $3 I believe. I love the beef tamale and they have some really good vegetarian ones too. Drown it in the tomatillo salsa + the medium red salsa :) - indian stand: haven't tried but looks good! - pho realz stand: the broth is actually really delicious. Solid pho and herb flavors. They sell vermicelli as well! - vegan food stand: they have the best meat substitute i've ever had. It's a "carne asada" substitute but tastes phenom. I think they do french dip sandwiches, burritos, etc. support local farmers! happy shopping! xo

*** 3.5 stars **** This is a perfectly decent farmers market, and reading through the previous reviews for here it's pretty clear that most of the negativity comes from people who didn't even bother to stop in and try anything. One guy is bitching about a booth operator who didn't respond the way he expected to questions, another about the way the street is closed for the market, and several people actually commented that they just drove by because it looked too small and they think Pacific Beach "deserves better". It's this kind of crap that invalidates Yelp, and also makes us on the East coast mock the hippy shit on the West coast (even though we have our own equally stupid entitled nonsense here). I actually did walk around, and although the number of tables might be relatively small compared to others I've seen (back in DC anyway) the quality of what was offered was pretty nice. Of particular note were the fresh cheeses, including cheese curds, and the guy selling the various flavored peanut butters (the toffee was outstanding). The hummus guy had some really nice flavors as well, and I really liked how everyone here was more than gracious with their samples, allowing you to taste virtually everything they offered. All of the produce looked really fresh, but I was surprised to see avocados so expensive in their home state. Since we can't really get "fresh" avocados back in DC I couldn't resist and bought some anyway. There are only two produce stands though, so you'll likely do most of your shopping with the specialty goods. The gals at the pastry booth, for example, were extra friendly and gave me a free one to take home to my friend who was working and couldn't be there. Overall I had a really pleasant, unexpected experience for a Tuesday afternoon.

Although this Tuesday farmers market is quite small, it is quaint and relaxing and has everything you could possibly need and more. Gorgeous jewelery vendors, specialty foods, nice produce, fancy cheeses, and hot worldly food. It seemed as though most of the stands only accepted cash, but I sort of like that in terms of farmers markets.

This street market meets expectations. A block and a half of vendors under two tidy lines of white tents. Two community tables covered with blue checked oilcloth for purchasers to sit & drink or eat. Entertainment by a singer with guitar accompaniment. Conveniently close to the actual beach means that you should expect to pay for parking. I took home a perky floral bouquet fir $5

A pretty small market, but what you expect on a Tuesday afternoon? I didn't see much here that was unique except a stand that sells fresh pasta and the BIGGEST macaron's I've ever seen! This market has a lot of room to improve/grow.

Major let-down! So, PB is a large San Diego neighborhood, and as such I assumed their Farmer's Market would be a nice, big one. Oh boy.... First of all, it is only half the size of the one in Ocean Beach, and they have some produce, a few food vendors, flowers, tacky looking beads, and that's about it. It took me all of 2 minutes to walk through it. I was actually bored with the lack of interesting vendors. Something bad (1): First of all, there was a guy selling cookies, and these cookies looked great. One was a pear/fig cookie. But it was small and the guy wanted $2 for it. PASS. Something good (2): There was a guy selling organic soups. I bought an 8 oz cup of Gazpacho for $5. It was fresh, bursting with flavor, and refreshing. It is the only reason why I rated this place with 2 stars instead of one. In fact, the Gazpacho was so delicious, that I might even consider coming back to this dull market. And since I loath PB and the frat-boy idiots that plague this community, for me to even venture back speaks volume in my testimony that the Gazpacho was divinely tasty.

On my original visit I was less than impressed. But since I live in the area, I came back. Then I came back again. And again. It's really grown on me since. It's smaller than many other farmers markets in San Diego, but the cozy, beachside atmosphere is nice. There are some great regular vendors like Captain Jacks shellfish and Da-Le Ranch. And it's only two blocks to the beach to catch sunset. I'd say it's probably not worth a drive exclusively to come to this market, but it's definitely great to throw into a mid-week beach visit.

Very intimate farmer market, not too huge but cool options for food too. It ranges from Vegan, Indian, Mediterranean, Turkish [which I fully enjoyed], Korean and even poke bowls! Fresh produce all beautiful to pick out and fresh eggs too! Variety of homemade products too, skin care and custom jewelry! Check out Samantha Dulay designs, she customizes certain jewelry pieces right on the spot! And if you happen to be from out of town/country, she can ship it to you too! Got a silver ring made since my work place doesn't allow any stones. And she was able to help me pick a band with a flower design embedded on there!

Good stuff! This is a smaller Farmers Market than others in the San Diego area, however it packs a punch. There are options for typical veggies, fruits and flowers. Also vendors selling other goods like olive oils, peanut butter, salsas and such. As well as a selection of food vendors selling meals. This market is two small blocks. Not overly crowded. Its always good to shop local and support local. Come ouy and check it out. While your in the area, chill at other shops in PB and enjoy yourself.

As others have stated, it is a smaller farmer's market but the quality of the items are great. There are several produce stands that have numerous different types of fruits and vegetables, some I've never heard of or tried. They've got different places to grab actual meals - my husband and I will often go to the farmer's market, grab dinner to go, and then walk down to the beach. I always feel good about supporting small businesses, so even if the items are a bit more expensive than at the grocery store, I feel like the quality of the items are better.

Kind of surprised to see so many negative nelly reviews on here. I think this market is GREAT. Remember the dusty old one on Saturday mornings in the strip mall? Yuck! This one is flourishing and full of friendly people and good healthy chow and food trucks and flowers and that green cure-all elixir that I am scared to try. I hope it sticks around and I hope our locals support it. A great brightener to my Tuesday each week!

I appreciate this market because it is a quick walk from the beach. The selection is rather small but I can understand due to the space available, but at least they block the streets off for the market which makes it safer and easier to access for all people. I only would really go if I was in the nearby area at the time because usually the same booths are at the much larger markets on days where traffic isn't as congested and all the parking isn't so occupied.

Smaller farmers market, but great place for fresh produce, good food and a bunch of free samples. Almost all of the booths accept credit cards so you don't have to worry about getting cash. My fiancé and I walked here Tuesday afternoon and we had fun. I didn't buy anything (there was so sausage stand or fresh tomatoes) but I got to taste a bunch of yummy salsas, hummus and dips. I highly recommend this Farmer's Market especially if you live in PB.

Need some more meat venders. Really only chicken and egg vendors as sources of protein. I know there are grassed/organic venders in the area! Wonderful food options. The 3 for $10 veggie guys are great. Awesome cheese stands, avocados are awesome. Bitchin' Sauce is always providing great stuff. And Suzies Farm always has great seasonal veggies. Not So Fast - Paleo Food truck always stops by and kills it every time! Love their food.

This market is very very small. I have driven past it so many times and didn't even realize it was there. I think this market could use a lot of work. I can't imagine it gets much traffic on a tuesday afternoon so I am sure many vendors don't think it is worth being at. I kinda hoped that it would be something similar to what they have going on during Beach Fest. I think I would pass on this one.

There's a wide variety of everything that you didn't know that you wanted. From vegan tamales to fresh caught fish and sea urchin, this is the place to be. Definitely the best Farmer's Market around!

Wonderful local Farmers Market. Must visits at the market: 1) Sign up for a CSA (community supported agriculture) package at J R Farms. You can get a small or large box of in season local produce every week or every other week for a really great price. A great way to start eating healthy and try new types of produce you wouldn't otherwise. 2) Cheese Stand. Can't remember the name but OMH is the cheese good and they have cheese curds so you French Canadians can't make poutine. 3)Bitchin Sauce cause it is really bitching. It is made with almonds and will blow you away.

First time checking out the Tuesday Farmers Market and found it to be really cute, and worth checking out if you're in the area. There looks to be about 40 vendors; everything from flowers, Susie's Farm vegetables, fruit, organic honey, almonds, hummus, tamales, balsamic, more fruit and vegetables, cheese, bread's.... I grabbed 6 avocados/$5, 4 lemons/$1, and 3 chicken tamales/$8. A high school jazz band was playing (raising money for a trip to New Orleans), and I hope they'll make another showing. Their music was a perfect accompaniment for a stroll through the block on a sunny afternoon. I think some of the reviews found under 'Pacific Beach Certified Farmers Market' are misplaced and might be reviews of this Bayard Street market rather than the Saturday Mission Blvd location. This one is small and has room to grow, but definitely not a letdown. Also, don't compare it to OB and maybe you won't be disappointed.

This has always been my favorite market. Super convenient for those of us who aren't "morning people." Parking is never too bad, and while it is a little smaller than the Hillcrest or La Jolla markets, it has a lot of great vendors. I love that it's by the beach, and it's small enough that you can hear the live music throughout. The atmosphere is always great. It usually has a good amount of people but it's not too crowded. I always come for the Greenfix but there are a lot of excellent vendors, and has a good mix of the regular stands and new ones to try. I am going to miss this market!!

Relatively new compared to other more established farmers market. I love Maya's vegan cookies, bitchin' sauce and the curry place. Also some good fruit stands. Good local farmers market and definitely a great addition to PB!

PB market is small but a perfect spot to come and get things you need. I highly recommend stoping by the Korean BBQ guy. His food is great and customer service is amazing. The bread stand, the PB peanut butter, green fix, and honey stands are always my weekly must stops.

I live 1 block away and i love it. So many fresh organic food options it's grown a lot in the past year or so. It used to only be one small block, it had now expanded to 2 blocks . I love that i can bring my pup as well. Any place that's dog friendly is my kinda place

This farmer's market is ok, it's not really big and it's kinda on the pricey side compared to others. However there were pretty nice stands that I don't see at a lot of the others, like for and cupcake/other baked good. Overall, it's not bad, you can still score a couple of really good deals if you make it towards the end.

Very small Farmers' Market, but fun to walk through! There is live music, lots of samples, and a variety of stands! It isn't anything too special. My boyfriend went to buy a bag of spinach and they charged $5 for a bag that is a third of the size of what I get for $3 at the store... Crazy!

Checked out this market the other day and its decent, its surely got potential. Im not sure if the 2-630pm time frame is the most practical, but at least theyre able to close down a block in PB to have it go down. I picked up a Green Fix Smoothie and some almonds from Smit, people watched for a few, and made moves up outta there! Ill hit it again at some point, but its not worth rushing back to or making a weekly thing. We'll see how it goes, but its definitely got room to grow!

This farmers Market is growing and attracting some of my favorite vendors. When I first starting going here it was pretty small but I think due to good crowds this market is going to be a success. It is also dog friendly which is very important to me and there are a lot of vegan options. Awesome! Major problem (as typical near Garnet) is the parking. It's awful. Anyway...It's worth checking out and there is something for everyone.

It's small but perfect! You will find fruits, veggies, flowers, some clothes and jewelry and my new favorite ....The Gumbo Pot! The owner is a chef, he made my Seafood Creole fresh on the spot with shrimp, catfish, zucchini, and some other magical veggies and ingredients! Super delicious! Oh and big cornbread muffins for $1.