Linda Vista Certified Farmers' Market

Very nice neighborhood farmer's market that is not way overpriced like the Little Italy and Hillcrest farmers markets. The vendors are very friendly. Our favorite spot for food is the authentic Salvadorian Princess Pupusas. Everything is fresh and made to order.

Fun . Cheap. Happen every Thursday Enjoy Music. Buy Organic Farmer Product Decorations Item. Iphone Samsung cases. Cheap Jewelry. Boba Tea. Massage too 😄 Huge Parking. Easy and nice to Bargain. Food is Ok. Aqua Fresca Ok too. Should Try.

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Excellent food and vendors! Convenient parking is available, and the event runs from 2 pm to 7 pm, making it perfect for those of us who work during the day. Expect a welcoming crowd and a fantastic atmosphere!

I go to this organic market 3 times a month, on average. It’s a happy place, live music, great samples, dark leafy greens are the best. Apples, strawberries, avocados so good this week. My family knows dinner comes from the food vendors each Thursday. Gabina’s Filipino is the best. Also the Pupusas, African food & amazing French crepes. Hand-carved items, trinkets, jewelry, small potted plants & herbs. So much to see.

Try fuego pizza!! 🍕 delicious and way healthier than any other pizza I ever had, everything is Fresh and not greasy. I Love it.

Great small market- good produce and prepared food. Even a man who carves beautiful boxes, tables and even a boat. Near a Rite Aid and food store and McDonald's

Small but a number of great vendors there. Checked out a few spots for food and drinks: the African booth for samosas, the Filipino booth for banana fritters, and the Hong Kong booth for teas.

I like this farmers market for avocadoes. Usually Bernardino Loera Farms out of Fallbrook has a stand with avocadoes - whatever is seasonal... Bacon, Fuerte, Zutano... if not they usually have Hass better quality than you can get at a supermarket. Also there are lots of food vendors so you can even have a meal at the tables provided if you wish.

Super small but cute farmers market. Decent variety of vendors selling plants, fresh produce, handmade items, etc.

Nice small market in the neighborhood with a good mix of food, produce and handcrafted products. There are regular vendors and some different ones every week. I've seen BBQ, chinese food. pizza and other food vendors if you want to grab a bite. Their website has a list of vendors so you can check before going to see who's there. There is abundant parking and very accessible. It is also close to the freeways, a supermarket in same plaza in case you need to do some more shopping, and just a drive away from the mall. I would suggest stopping by to see what the market have to offer as a nice detour before dinner in Convoy nearby.

Third time here now and I just love this place more and more. It isn't that big which allows me to get in and get out, but I always find a little hidden gem everytime. Last time, I found some avocado squash which I have been looking for years. This time, I found some homemade Moroccan Harissa sauce. Delicious!! I had a small sample, but I was hooked. I was already thinking of what to coom with it: pasta, eggs, burgers, sandwiches, or just with bread. It was awesome. I bought a jar. All the vendors were so nice too. I got discounts on veggies and even got a secret spice mix from the Ethiopian lady at the African food stall. Her Sambusas are amazing and that mango sauce to eat with is OUT OF ThIS WORLD. By far, one of the best lentil sambusas with mango sauce. She sells beef and chicken also. Beef is my next favorite. She is also super sweet. Highly recommend this market. Go and meet your local farmers and just strike up a conversation.

Revived under new nonprofit called Love, Linda Vista in May 2022 after two year absence. Many different vendors than before and far bigger (almost double the size) than it was under the previous owner. It is continuing to grow each week. Some amazing hot food vendors like vegan food truck called Rollin Roots (super famous in SD and LA), Japanese, Central American, Louisiana style Soul food, organic cookies, a soft serve gourmet ice cream trolley, an artisan bread maker, Kettlecorn and much more. Lots of crafts too.

Very small farmers market but the few stands have great options - I tried a pork and cheese pupusa and spinach and cheese pupusa which were both so delicious. It was $7 for two, came with cole slaw and had a delicious salsa to add on. There was Mexican food, African food, Chinese food, Filipino food, fresh produce, few artisan crafts, and live music! It happens in a large shopping complex so it is super easy to find parking. Make sure to have cash (but there are vendors that take card too).

Interesting market, nice location. For as small as it is, each vendor seemed to be bringing above average curiosities to keep one entertained. I had delicious tamales with a great spicy tasting stuffing. Next time I want to try the roasted-while-you-wait coffee (freshest one could get), and maybe nab a bizarre clothes hanger I saw. The sweet tooth in me enjoyed the options, with a cookie this time and an ice cream next time. Big perk too is that it's close to Convoy, so it's an excellent before dinner plan.

Small farmers market, but the prices are cheaper than North Park & Downtown. I stopped by briefly and got some Avocados and strawberries. Not to mention I got a tall glass of Mexican fruit drink for $3, Super cheap!!! Lots of parking

I love this farmer's market! Always enough parking, best food ever!! The African lady with the food is good, twice she gave me still cold on the inside sambusas. But usually she makes them all the way, the best food in the whole place is the Philippino food!! The stand usually has a wait, but it's worth it. The punsit, lumpia, and chicken Adobe are phenomenal! To die for... also the fruit stands are great! The big long one is the best, fresh fruits and vegetables! It gets no better. I live right next to this farmer's market and the whole family makes it a thing on Thursday to walk over and eat good and stock up on good veggies and fruits

Lots of great, local produce. We bought groceries at the beginning of our trip so that we wouldn't have to eat breakfast out every day. Got some delicious passionfruit, tomatoes, eggs, oranges, and strawberries. It's great to find a farmer's market open in the middle of the week! It's quite small, but lots of amazing things to choose from.

This place is awesome saw it as we were passing through on vacation.... stopped and had amazing quesadillas with homemade corn tortillas (really big) for $3 bucks, lumpia for $2.50 and had a massage for $5 for five minutes that was amazing. My son also got a massage and said all his knots were gone. So glad we made the stop.

Great little farmers market, tons of parking and the lowest prices that I have ever seen for san diego farmers market. Deff worth ckn' out!

I love to buy local as often as I can and this farmers market gives me that opportunity on Thursdays. I love getting Pancit and lumpia from the regular seller there. The farmers have decent prices, though some are a bit high, in most cases it is worth the little extra to know where my food is coming from. The only complaint I have is the aisle between the stalls is too small. I always feel like people are having to shove their way through.

As a whole, this farmers market isn't bad. It's definitely one of the smaller ones that San Diego has to offer. Most of the vendors sell groceries and I don't see a lot of people selling awesome ready-to-eat food items anymore. There is live music, too. It's overall inexpensive however I did get charged $4 for two tomatoes from one vendor who didn't have the prices up... larger booth so beware! Some of this produce holds up longer than the produce found in stores so that is a major benefit to buying from these farmers.

This place is quite small but very good. They have prices that won't break the bank but the quality is good. I always enjoy the cooked food as well.