Sherman Oaks Farmers Market

Lovely small market. I bought strawberries, blueberries and honey - all organic and super tasty. The vendor with the jewelry is really nice and has very reasonable prices. Parking is easy because it’s the open area where the mall is so plenty of space to park. Good trip all around.

Love buying fresh fruits and vegetables, nuts, kefir, and other wonderful foods direct from the growers and producers. I go there almost every week.

Open-air farmers’ markets are a staple in the region and the Sherman Oaks Farmers’ Market is a popular option near Valley Glen. As you browse the market, you’ll find a wide variety of local items including fresh produce, handcrafted jewellery, artworks, crafts, homemade dressings and seasonings, ice cream and much more.

Really nice farmers market. While it is small, it has plenty to offer. The fruit and vegetable vendors sell great quality produce at good prices. Kambucha at Jun Kambucha stand is freaking amazing, way better than store bought Kambucha. Goat yogurt vender has exceptional yogurt with outstanding flavor.

My fave in the city! Super easy parking, very spacious, and not too crowded. Not too small but also not overwhelmingly big like some in LA. The perf middle ground!

Vegan Stops was amazing! They have really good vegan Mediterranean meals and sides!

Very low key market but with everything you need. I love going here! Never a crowd.

going to visit..most important that its organic

I've been on this little farmers market vibe after visiting the one in Granada Hills (reviewed). The Sherman Oaks Farmers Market seemed a little more legit like the farmers markets I'm used to with vendors selling produce, fruits and organic foods. The market was small but packed with a little bit of everything. It's located in the back of the Westfield Fashion Square in the parking lot. I was in a rush after work because apparently I didn't realize it only goes from 2pm-6pm on Tuesdays. So, I rushed out the house at 5:20pm with my mom and made it just in time to fly through it in about 20 mins. Next time I'll spend a little more time hanging out and getting a closer look at some of the stuff I wanted to purchase. My mom picked up a few things like some honey and some fudge. I don't know if a lot of people attend because of the hours but my only suggestion would be, since it's on a Tuesday, extend the hours a little so people who work and get off at 5pm have enough time to get there and check it out during peak traffic hours. OOOO 4 out of 5 Afros

I like the Sherman Oaks farmers market when I remember it's there. The produce is excellent, though the salsa lady skimps on value. The salsas have been extra watery and containers not always full, her flavors are refreshing. Less salsa, more salad dressing consistency. Picky, probably. Her chips are great, but she doesn't always include them. Parking couldn't be better. Great to see friends. Almost exclusively produce. Not for kids. Not many customers walking around. Needs more community support. While it has an excellent start, I wonder if the freeway proximity is catching people on their way to a distant destination rather than leisurely meandering. Cozy and efficient. Regretfully, I do. I forget they're there.

Love my local F.M. Located in the Sherman Oaks Westfield Fashion Square mall parking lot just past Macy's and loaded with great local vendors/small business owners #ShopSmall #SupportLocal From fresh veggies, baked goods, nuts, granola, fruit (fresh as well as dried), bread to hot eats, pressed juice and vegan cheese - there's a slice of quite a bit of tons of things at this little big market in the "Oaks of Sherman." And the fun doesn't stop with things for your fridge or pantry... Soaps, candles, trinkets, keepsakes, cards and jewelry sometimes make a cameo among the mix. Brother's Products has some of the most impressive dips, spreads and pita chips - all homemade - love getting it here when I can stop by on Tuesdays (now from 2pm to 6pm). Parking is easy as the Fashion Square mall has an abundance of parking. Everything is spread out so even when it's busy, there's so much room to navigate and move around. Come on through to the Sherman Oaks Farmers Market, get something fresh for you :)

This is a WONDERFUL market! I've been going to this market for years & the quality, variety & service never fail. Unlike other Farmers Markets, this market isn't overcrowded or overpriced. Ample parking is available behind Macy's. All of the vendors offer a great variety of produce, food & other goods. Perhaps with a larger turnout of shoppers, the market could offer a lot more, so please support this market & spread the word! #SupportLocal #SupportSmalllBusinesses

Date: February 27, 2024 While driving home from the Glendale galleria I saw that there was a farmers market going on at the Sherman Oaks mall so we had to stop by and take a look. We live super close by so I love that it goes on every Tuesday from 2-6pm! Being a mom of toddlers means we go through a LOT of berries and I love the farmers markets because not only are the berries cheap, they're always super sweet!! I've thrown away so many from pavilions or other markets because they're half rotten or super sour to the point where my kids won't eat them. A majority of the vendors were produce stalls, lots of fruits and vegetables which a couple random vendors. We saw some bread, honey, candles, nuts, and food vendors were baos and Korean side dishes. I'm sure the vendors aren't always the same but it's nice to see some familiar faces that I've seen at other farmers markets. We got our berries and they were so sweet and delicious! And so much cheaper compared to the market too!! Can't say no to that! Plus I love that a majority of vendors now accept digital payment (credit card, Zelle, Venmo). It makes it so much easier than having to carry cash with you as I don't often have my wallet with me. Another pro is that it's located in the parking lot of the mall so parking is super convenient and plentiful.

Not the biggest but parking makes this a winner. They have fresh eggs and produce enough for me, seafood meat chicken and some ethnic foods. Can be pricey but I find thats true for all farmers markets.

Parking is easy because in the same lot as the mall...so that alone for me is 5 stars but it's small and not as many options compared to some without being really repetitive 1 portable toilet from what I saw Small market with mainly fruits and veggies...didn't see much food options Saw about 3 different bread vendors Vendors are really nice No shade at all since it's in an open parking lot so be aware it can get really hot... The fruits I got 9/5/23 were so sweet it felt like a guilty pleasure. Definitely worth it for the fruit alone

Great selection. Westfield Fashion Square parking lot.

Every Tuesday from 3pm till 6 pm in Westfield parking lot. You will see a lot of farmer shops lined up with white tents, They have whatever you need fresh egg, fresh vegetables and fruits, honey and fresh breads ( gluten free ) Prices moderate affordable You can bring your own shopping bad and own pets Of course we can use Westfield parking lot to park your car . I bought sea moss ,fresh vegetables & eggs You can pay cash card and digital card

Great produce Wonderful vendors Easy access Seems always a breeze Consistently good fish vendor

Not happy. I arrived at 6pm and everyone is closing. Need to advertise accurate time.

So glad I discovered this market. It's small, but they've got some great offerings. I come here for the eggs, fresh fruit, and sometimes some vegan cookies. :) Lots of parking, friendly vendors, and consistent great quality of produce.

I finally had to give up on the Studio City farmers market after 20 years of struggling to find anywhere to park. This smaller farmers market in Sherman Oaks is a hassle free dream. A huge empty parking lot 10 feet from the market.... You can be in and out in 15 minutes. They have a good selection of vegetables, the best sourdough bread vendor in Los Angeles ( Topanga Grain) and my favorite kelp fed eggs( delicious) as well as pretty much anything you could find in larger markets. Lots of artisan food vendors, boho jewelry, etc.

Really nice selection of various foods. It's a bit on a small side but pretty decent options. It's a bit out of my way but if I lived near there, I'd probably go back

Easy parking. Lots of produce. A few bread vendors. One meat and one fish... a few egg vendors... No mushroom vendor though! Otherwise it was pretty easy in and out and got everything else I needed!

Poor management! They just didn't show, but kept Schedule as open online and didn't notify the mall either that it is a no show. Waste of time

This is one of my favorite farmers markets because it is so intimate. It not being a big a large farmers market like some other locations, i.e. hollywood, is what I like about it most. I get all my veggies from here, alongside fruits, and they have delicious buckwheat bread! The vendors are so friendly, and I always look forward to tuesdays because of them! Many of them even give tips on the benefits of some items and how you can incorporate them in your kitchen! I love it. It's at least a 20 minute drive for me, with no traffic.. so its safe to say I drive there for a good reason.

Great farmers market that has a nice assortment of local growers. Freshest vegetables, probiotic foods and great fresh wild caught salmon. Prices are fair for what you buy. I love it and restock weekly! Highly recommend For some reason some sites show they've closed permanently- but far from it. Open on Tuesdays and thriving.

Less variety of fresh foods here than what you find in regular food markets and stores, at a double/triple price here. Unlike supermarkets well stocked with organic produce, this market offers mostly conventionally grown foods. No apricots, cherries, melons or other delicious fruit from the locals? Prices aren't clearly marked on some produce items. Councilman David Ryu uses the place for soliciting supporters for his re-election campaign, he stands at the entry/exit and his assistants pressure you to talk to him and read his personal advertising info printed on voters money. Vote him down. The entire mall has been kept shut down by the city council and no other place to shop here except this market. No benches or chairs, decent restrooms or a small park to take a seat, rest, catch a breath from heat waves and the pandemic around the market and throughout the entire plaza, only an oversized parking.

The Sherman Oaks Farmers Market is a good choice if you don't like huge/busy Farmers Markets and just need a few things. Open on Tuesday afternoon to early evening - which means it doesn't compete with a lot of other Farmers Markets. It would be helpful for commuters (Valley to Westside) to stay open a little later. Really hope I can make it back there again soon. Fresh, local food is wonderful! PROS: Location Parking A fair amount of vendors CONS: Hours Hours Hours

You want to know what my favorite mall in the valley brings forth to me?? It brings me amazing food vendors and local farm vendors to present the one and only Sherman Oaks Farmers Market! FYI : Their last day is November 30th due to holiday season coming up. They will return Jan 4th 2011! I'm a quiet person. I like to shop with as much little noise as possible. I feel comfortable shopping on immense grounds while feeling intimate with my spendings. This farmers market does just that. There's such a feeling of community here and while visiting here periodically; you'll make friends who once upon a time were strangers. Variety is key here. There are many choices of tents presented by family farms loaded of free samplers of fruits, vegetables, and candy. You also have crafts and homemade artifacts being presented to you by other vendors. You're bound to get hungry so don't worry! Food tents are available with delish smells of different cultures. They even have a pupusa/tamale station that my mom has me buying every tuesday for dinner! But my favorite is the kettle corn station with fresh lemonade. Parking is definitely easy. Space is huge and never crowded . At this farmers market you'll remarkably end up leaving with something and never with nothing. I love this place.

Went over to this farmers market to check out grilled "Cheezus". I think that's the cutest name for a grilled cheese vendor, obviously a take off on Kanye West. They had a great selection of artisan sandwiches on fresh sourdough bread. I tried the grilled goat cheese with strawberry and lemon preserves, it was so delicious! They are there Tuesdays from 3 to 7 PM. The parking was super convenient, right in front of Macy's and there is a two-story parking structure right next to their booth all you have to do is go up to the second level and there was tons of parking. You just use the stairs and you're right in the middle of the farmers market. Everyone who works in the booth is super friendly make sure to say hi to Ian and Kevin they're both so adorable!!

Still a very condensed farmers market, doesn't stand a chance next to Studio City's selection but worth an update after discovering a farm that has watermelon radishes! I'd been searching high and low for these for months now and had no luck until today. Super excited about those and picked up a roasted red bell pepper hummus that was pretty tasty too.

Ack! I wish I could write a more favorable review but each time I come, I'm more disappointed. Not with the vendors; they're friendly, helpful, well-rounded. . .but the fact that there are only two dozen (maybe?) is a severe shortchange for Sherman Oaks residents, especially those spoiled by Sundays at Studio City's robust FM. Perhaps the afternoon/evening has something to do with the lack of bountiful produce - it is tough to head to the steamy valley (90+ degrees on a typical summer Tuesday evening) and sell your product as 'fresh' and 'crisp.' Also woefully lacking is seating - there are about ten hot food vendors, which is sufficient, but nowhere to sit. Well, nowhere outside of the (literal) seven chairs surrounding ONE elongated table on the east end of the Market. Parking is on the backend of a mall so that gets pretty crowded as well, and you'll be leaving the market right into a maelstrom of mall/rush hour traffic (adjacent to the 101 freeway). I really, really want to love this market but it needs more support/promotion/seating/a tent, perhaps?

This spot is right by my cousin's and I like it a lot. fresh produce and reasonable prices, friendly vendors. I love that I can go in the evening after work / work out when popping by to visit family. This is not a large farmer's market with many specialty vendors or prepared foods but it is a go-to for those that cook when in the valley for produce, breads, fish etc.

This is a very small farmers market held on Tuesdays. It runs late, until 7, which is nice. Parking here is atrocious. The last time I was here, I was lucky to find a spot after a good amount of time. When I came back from shopping, someone had parked so close to me, I had to put my baby in from the other side! It seems the white lines are invisible of on farmers market Tuesday's :P I'm rather surprised this farmers market has such good reviews. Maybe it has changed since we started coming here but there are very few vendors, and many of the ones here have only a handful of items to choose from. Literally, a number of vendors have no more than a dozen or so vegetables... More than one had 3 of x, 2 of y, & 3 of z to choose from. So that's different. There are a few vendors that have unique items, like bison milk Greek yogurt & fresh kombucha. I definitely prefer Studio City's farmers market on Sundays (from "earlier than I get up" to 2 pm), but I hope this one gets some new life into it.

I love coming to this Farmers Market. It's not as big compared to other farmers market in LA but they have everything you need, especially if you are a whole foods plant-based eater like me. They have a stand that sells delicious yogurt with exotic flavors like pergamot and fig etc. It tastes just like ice cream but without the guilt.

I've worked across the street from this place for over a year now, so it makes perfect sense that the week before we move out of this building, I finally pay my first visit. It may not be as big as other farmer's markets but it does the job. Large variety of veggies and all kinds of food to choose from. The food vendors range from BBQ to sausage to the quintessential funnel cake. All of which were quite tasty. The selection may be limited, but odds are you'll find something you like. There's usually a live band which can be a good or a bad thing. On this occasion, they were playing Interpol and Aimee Mann...two artists I love, but are hardly ever played on mainstream radio. Overall, it's a great place to go, unwind, and find something good to eat.

I like this little Farmers Market. It is quaint and has everything you would need, fresh ceviche, fresh chips, homemade guac, honey, veggies, fruits, bread, eggs, etc. Easy in and out.

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hahaha what's up with all the retardo dorks on yelp... its like get a brain guys... 1. whats up with the psycho "Yelp Police"... all i wrote was a comment about how i was happy that sherman oaks was brining a farmers market to into the community and some loser with no life (aka his "job" is to sit at starbucks live his life throught the internet writes me some junky message starting off, "umm... i hate to be a hater..." its like bro, go make use of ur intrnet and look up the definition of contradition... thanks. 2. "certification" costs sooooooo much for these struggling local farmers, so even tho they are technically organic, sorry they dont have teh corporate developed LABLE, i thought this was about helping the local farmers not being a bougie brat and falling into some capitalistic nonesense that people without a common sense buy into... 3. Ms. Victoria C. its nice to see you are Elite and have the Yelp "Rules and Regulations" memorized so well... you too must fall into the same category of people as i described in #1. 4. ALSO, maybe you should go to a few farmers markets and see for yourself that the SHerman Oaks Market is BIGGER than the markets in Monrovia, Studio City, Encino, Palisades, Beverly Hills, South Pasadena, Civic Center, Century City, Gendale and i could go on and on and on. lol becuase you should really try your own advice and know what you are talking about before you review it. LAST BUT NOT LEAST TO ALL THE PEOPLE WHO LOVE PEOPLE... and the community, and arent lowlife, coffeshop trotting haters... support this community event, i love people who love people and thats the kind of people i ran into at this event. Honest, talented, and hard working vendors who are probably barely breaking even to make it out here and give the people something to do. i took my lil bro and his friends they ate hotdogs, played in the play city, had a blast, and me and my friends ate yummy kabob, and bought some cool artwork. Cant wait to go again this week becuase everything else is too expensive to do and i just have a good time hangin out and meeting good people. so please all the haters stay at teh coffeeshop, i wana meet cool nice people not arogant aristocrats or bougie brats... thats what the other side of the hill is for. thanks

I just moved in down the street and was so excited to see the banners advertising the Woodman Market every Tuesday! Apparently it runs from 3-8PM on Tuesdays so it's convenient for people who work days or nights which is very nice! The array of produce booths, flower vendors, prepared foods (such as empandas, tamales, etc.) and specialty foods is great. It's not a huge market but they have everything you could want with the fresh quality, low prices, and friendly service one expects at a Farmer's Market. There are also several clothing and accessory booths if that's your sort of thing but I'm more in it for the locavore food aspects. With a band playing in the corner and tons of samples/random interactions, it's a good place to catch up with a friend while you stock up on some yummy stuff! I will most surely become a regular at this weekly market.

Highlights: Vendors give out samples of food. Daisy bouquets are $6. Mixed flower bouquets are $6. Roasted corn. Great parking. Wide array of food. Bank of America is right around the corner, but some vendors have portable charge machines.

You think Farmer's Market = Healthy right? As for contributing to the healthiness of Hannah, well unfortunately I was a goner from the second I pulled up into the parking lot and saw the words: Sausage Masters. Yes, and for 3.50 you get a hot dog wrapped in bacon. Mmm...yeah that didn't last very long riding shotgun on the way home. Tag teaming the sausage in a wrestling match for my body, was Kacie's Cupcakes. I think I may have spoken with Kacie herself, who noticed me try miserably to avoid her stand. I made it 5 steps before I noticed the cupcake of the day: Red Velvet A bit overpriced at 2.50 a pop? Yes, but I say it's worth every red velvety cream cheese frosting-filled cent. They offer free delivery for orders 20.00 or more within 30 miles of Woodland hills. Vegan and gluten free options are available! Here's her site: http://www.kaciescupcake.blogspot.com/ Now where were we? Oh yeah, can't have a farmer's market without produce, right? Well, I was happy to see some sugar snap peas with berry goodness. I got a basket of each together for 5.50 and the nice lady gave me an extra handfull of strawberries out of the kindness of her own heart. Maybe I'll get to them after hot dog and cupcake are gone. PS: This particular day, there was a brownie peddling girl scout cookies but she didn't look like she had many left. Go while you can!

I swept through the Farmer's Market in Sherman Oaks the Tuesday before Thanksgiving to grab the five bone grass fed prime rib from Novi Ranches I'd reserved weeks in advance. It's funny that other reviewers are saying this is a small market, it's three times the size of the NoHo Farmers Market on Saturday mornings! It's probably smaller than the market I've heard about in Hollywood, and definitely smaller than the one in Santa Monica on Wednesdays. They had everything I needed, which was really nice. I only wish the Homeboy Bread guys were there, as I love their stuff! The baguettes I bought turned to stone and dust within hours of arriving home, but hey, I was gonna make bread crumbs and crustinis anyways, right? There was a nice selection of organic produce, and overall the merchants were really friendly. I impulse bought a really pretty pumpkin from one stall, and the kid taking care of things gave me a chunk of fresh nutmeg and some sage to go along with it! Delicious! I love everything about this market, except for the mall parking lot! ha!

I have walked this Farmers Market before and I really liked the feel of it. Now "Try My Thai" Teas,Coffee and Cooking Sauces is coming, what a great balance for this market. See you there.

Well, I was kind of disappointed, to tell the truth. After checking out the market's web info http://www.greenfarmersmarkets.org/ I thought there would be clearly defined areas of CERTIFIED and NON-CERTIFIED. Didn't see that. Certification is important to me. Why pay $4.00 for a watermelon just picked up at the L.A. Produce mart when I could go to Ralph's and get it for $3.00? Certification makes a HUGE difference - check this out: http://www.cafarmersmarkets.com/about-cfms. I found the actual time of the start of the market to be a hindrance. The sun was yet too high and in that late afternoon blaze as it heads off to set, creating a good deal of glare and appeared to be providing some challenges to the farmers with leafy produce - the lettuce was wilting when I arrived right at 5:00. Since it was soo uncomfortable, I did not stick around for any of the entertainment, nor give the non-food vendors much attention at all. I think changing the layout from East-West to North-South will improve this Immediately. Another problem I had with the layout was the generator for the big kids blow-up bounce house made it near impossible to converse with the farmer who's area was 15 feet away. I also thought there were far too many "carnival food" vendors. No great tragedy, to be sure; just personal preference. I'm not about to write this market off, though. We need a good produce market in our neighborhood. Opening day there are bound to be issues and I look forward to watching this market respond to the community and improve.

This one's a bit small but has some great vendors, and I love that they're there until 8 pm. My favorite vendor there by far, and the best deal, is the flower guy. Where else can you get five stems of tuberoses (my favorite flower) for $3? He'll tell you how long the bouquet will last (usually a week to 10 days) and he's not been wrong so far. Dogs seem to be allowed - I've seen a couple there and I think I might take my dog Bear today since I'm just grabbing a couple of things. The only drawback to this market is size and selection, but you can find pretty much any basic fruit or vegetable in season. No sunchokes though. There's a woman who specializes in goat cheese, and I got a tub of cucumber/jalapeno goat cheese once that was spectacular. The fruit guy towards the end has some amazing apples, and the lettuce woman had the best pack of strawberries I've gotten this season. And speaking of lettuce - the lettuce vendor has a blend called the "Special Mix." It has flowers, herbs (including amazing purple basil) and an assortment of baby lettuces. I've pretty much become addicted to this lettuce. Oh - and the chicken sticks are awesome - not sure which hot food vendor it is but they have chicken or beef on a stick for $2. I love anything on a stick.

So it is not the biggest farmers market out there but you can still load up on all the veggies that you need. They also have fresh whole chickens, eggs and tons of different cheeses. You can literally walk through this farmers market in a matter of minutes. Its small but very convenient.

Picked up a pair of sweat pants at Ross and mosey'd on over to see what Sherman Oak's Farmer's Market offered. Average amount of produce vendors, two jewelry stands, yet nothing really exciting when it came to food vendors. However, two stands to watch for is this dude from OC/San Diego selling seafood. One of the best Poke I've ever had. Also, this hummus company called Brother's (I think). Their garlic hummus is freakin amaaaazing! Out of the farmer's markets in the valley, I would rank this as number 2 with the NoHo one as my fave and the Studio City one as my least fave.

My favorite farmers market. I come here for the fruits from L.A. area. Look for Korean lady who sells variety of peaches. Their peaches are so fresh and sweet. I make fruit & veggie juice every morning for my husband. And my gas money trip to Sherman Oaks is totally worth it.

Love this farmers market! It's small, but you know what? Sometimes I don't want to make a day out of getting fruits and vegetables. Occasionally, it's nice just to get in there, take some samples, pick up my CSA box as well as a few other things and go home. On the weekend, Hollywood or Studio City are fantastic. But, we're talking Tuesday afternoon here, folks.. no need for horses for the kiddies or 10 different hummus stands. It's straight forward and simple. Lot's of produce. There's also a Korean Food stand, fresh fish, bread and other basic farmers market staples. By the way, the CSA that has a booth here is the South Central Farmers Market. We've been picking up from them for about 6 months and are never disappointed.

Although I'm a huge fan of the Northridge Farmers Market, this one was a nice one as well. On my way down from Sweet Harts on Ventura, we decided to stop by this Farmers Market. I do love Farmers Markets wherever they are. If you want to escape the hustle and bustle of the Northridge Farmers Market on Wednesday, you should come here. It's a lot smaller (I'm guessing because it's newer?) and focuses more on produce stalls. In retrospect, that's what a farmers market is meant for. Quality produce at a much cheaper price.

This little mall farmer's market doesn't really compare to the bigger area markets I go to (in Hollywood and Studio City), but I really like coming anyway. And it does have some advantages over the other two: (1) the day -- the other two are at the same time on Sunday, and it's really nice to still have a market to go to even if I happen to have other plans on Sunday morning. (2) parking -- relatively easy since it's in a giant mall parking lot, so you can be in and out in 20 minutes. (3) prices -- these aren't always better but there are definitely some items I can find here for $1-$2 less than I can get them at other markets. If what you're looking for is the farmer's market experience, or you want a large range of goods, or you want to walk around trying every single orange until you've found THE BEST ONE, I'd say go to the Hollywood market (take the red line!). But if you just want to pick up some fresh farmer's market veggies on your way home from work, this is such a nice option, and I'm so glad it's here.

A-OK but SMALL farmer's market. But still has a good enough selection of seasonal veggies. Got a slew of veggies for a good price.

The first time I came here I liked it because a few food trucks came here which includes the Get Shaved truck! My last visit was not so great since the food trucks were gone and I was looking for blood oranges at a "Farmers" market and I noticed there were barely produce out overall. I was able to get some blood oranges at the South Pasadena Farmer's Market.

This is a much smaller farmers market. They have alot more produce stands then they have food stalls. Not alot of stalls unfortunately that is why I have to give it only 3 stars. When I went there wasn't alot of people walking around either. I think after visiting the Northridge Farmers Market this one seems small and boring in comparison.

This has become my Tuesday spot. It's not a very big farmers market, it's small but it has great vendors! Keep in mind it is at a mall and like every mall, it's busy and parking isn't always the easiest, but there is parking and it's FREE! You can find anything from fresh greens, fruit, bread, cupcakes, veggies, cheese and pasta. Don't miss out on the fish taco stand "Ensenada".

You guys need to update your hours i came at 7 with my friend to try the food and they were all leaving with their vans when the site says 8pm really disappointed get your shit together.