Vista Farmers Market

Minus one for prices, which aren’t super affordable or competitive with the supermarkets, but the place has a lot to choose from, from veggies to decorative nicknacks, cooked meals, and coffee. A nice place to walk and see some things but we probably won’t need to go terribly often.

If you want it, you can get it here. There's all kinds of seasonal produce and hand made items. You can get a plant ranging from a starter in a 2"pot to a 3'tall orchid. And food vendors galore. The best market in north county.

The vista farmers market is one of the best places to buy fresh locally grown produce - many vendors come to sell locally grown fruits and vegetables Some with freezers and fridges to sell locally grown beef and chicken Finster farms has the best duck eggs around! Plenty of other food vendors - I recommend the Belgian fries.. oh so good! Visit kevin at finger farms booth, grab a pack of duck eggs… you’ll definitely be back for more

Wow. Wow. Wow. Lots of vendors and a great variety of produce and food vendors. Came specifically to grab some steaks and corn for a BBQ this weekend. I was pleasantly surprised by the amount of samples all the vendors had. And if I was curious about a fruit they’d describe it and even offer one. This is a must return Farmers Market.

I love that this market is under the solar panels to keep it cool in the heat. This market has plenty of variety on food vendors if you’re hungry with vegan, vegetarian, and gluten free options along with all the meat you want. 😂 There was plenty of great produce (veggies and fruit and mushrooms) to choose from. If you’re a gardener, There’s an amazing plant grower that has a bunch of specialty herbs that are typically harder to find. There was a wonderful singer and places to sit and eat. It’s the holidays so they had a wish tree. So so sweet ❤️🥰🌎 Great choices for bread, baked goods, chocolates, hot sauces, jams, salsas,. Some clothes, jewelry, and household items.

Micro greens stand is 5 stars, best ever

Stroll and see. Local farmers and crafts. Bread and foods with organic ingredients are available. The day I was there live music was playing. This is worth a try to see if it’s for you. Especially if you’re produce hunting.

Lots of fun, incredible vendors, and way too much to look at. Fresh supplies from friendly and helpful people. What a great place to shop for healthy ingredients.

I frequent this market. It's something I recommend for both locals and those from out of town. The staples are the vegetables and fruit. Multiple competing farmers bring in their produce and you can pick out your favorites. You may get samples which is always a fun bonus. The ambiance at the market is great from the music and fresh smelling food with tastes from around the world. I have tried about each one and try to make a game of trying whoever is new. There's great dim sum which is hard to find in north county. The tamales and Mexican flavors are good and the crepes, fresh fries and lots of grilled options. Be sure to chat with the vendors and makers and find the Greek and Lebanese home made dips like flavored hummus and feta. Tons of options for you to try with pita or pits chips.

I love this little market. It's tucked away so you need to know where it is to find it. That being said it has a little bit for everyone There's live music which always has the kids dancing around and entertained. A balloon shaper again a kid pleaser Quite a few food trucks with a variety of foods. There is everything from African to Asian dumplings and buns to vegan to Belgian fries to crêpes to rotisserie chicken, etc. There is an abundance and different fruit/veggie stands, fresh eggs, meats, breads and pastries, coffee, salsas, flowers and plants. It really has it all and parking has always been relatively easy!

This is my favorite Farmer's Market considering it's close to where I'm living #$ it is walking distance. It's not very crowded but parking can get full sometimes. I'd say it's pretty big and they sell a lot of fresh veggies and fruits. They also sell other things such as succulent plants, alcohol, coffee, dessert food, bakery food, etc. Lots of different varieties! They also got food tents so you can eat there but be aware that there is not much seating in the area so be prepared to sit on the ground or stand/walk while eating. I usually go at around 9 or 10 am, which seems pretty open. They open at 8 am and close at 12 pm so plenty of time but just be aware some may be out of stock if people get there early. I'm usually at the Farmer's Market for an hour or so when looking around. Lots of places except credit cards but prefer cash so make sure to bring enough cash! Overall, one of the best Farmer's Market to go to if you live in the area or around the North County area. And they're open on Saturdays rain or shine!

It's been a while since I've been here. I usually come for the flowers and food. I was super excited to find out Maya's cookies has join the list of vendors now. It was also really cool to chat with Maya herself, who happened to be there. :-)

We went there very much every weekend to get our meats and eggs at La-De-Ranch, I highly recommend this place. Veggie how ever we're still exploring because every time I saw the boxes and we wonder are they really from the farmers.... If someone can recommend a vendor they really grow it themselves, will appreciate all your in puts.

I like this spacious farmers market with a variety of food options and numerous produce stands. I absolutely cannot get enough of Ula's Banana Pudding; it's creamy, light, filled with bananas, and just the right amount of sweetness. I could eat a bucket of it. These vendors also offered baos, mini pancakes, sourced coffee, Ghanaian cuisine, and sugarcane juice. Exploring the plant stands was a fun and I saw lots of exotic Japanese herbs, strings of hearts, beautiful flowers, and even a cup with a growing butterfly. I recommend this farmers market, and parking was easy to find!

Stands were all very friendly and cute. Atmosphere was lively with fun music, and parking was easy to find.

The Vista Farmers Market has become my Saturday morning ritual. There are plenty of local farmers offering fresh and oftentimes hard to find fruit, vegetables, and beautiful flowers. Makers sell handcrafted items from woodwork to jewelry. I love coming to the farmers market to pick up fresh baked bread. Prager Bros has a booth and their pretzels are so delicious! I've also had the pour over coffee from Origin. It's so smooth and slightly sweet! They explained that the beans were from Colombia. It was a perfect accompaniment to my lightly salted pretzel. Come early as parking gets packed around the Vista courthouse. And bring the whole family as there is something for everyone.

Delicious cakes, pastries, & bread. Fresh fruit, fruit juices, & vegetables. Great food vendors. Good music.

One of our favorite markets to visit as a patron and a vendor! They have a variety of vendors so no two stalls are the same. They have an amazing set of food trucks and the ambiance and feeling are so friendly.

Vista Farmer's Market is a classic, you can tell by how busy it gets. They're open every Saturday including holidays, making it a great option if you happen to need some last-minute holiday produce. The market has lots of fruits, vegetables, bread, flowers, plants, baked goods, coffee, juice, kombucha, whatever you're really looking for. There are farmer stands as well as ready-made food options. Food vendors might range, sometimes one vendor might be there and then they might not, it just happens sometimes. There is so much good, fresh food! The parking lot gets pretty full but there are a lot of spaces. They recently revamped parking so there are now solar panels. There's usually live music if you want to stick around to listen as you eat. There's free book exchange in that area as well. There is a sign that says no dogs allowed and I see some reviews mentioning that. That said, I see people with dogs every time. Overall, I enjoy this market. I like walking around to get the lay of the land and see what people have available. They close at 12 pm so get there earlier if you want more options, but you can arrive later and still knock items off your grocery list.

We go here often to buy produce and also crafts from local makers. Excellent source for both, and love that most of the market is under the shade of tall overhead solar structures, so it doesn't get too hot in summer. The food vendors are great fun - treats from all over the globe! I especially like being able to shop from local craft makers every week, with additional crafters on the 2nd Saturday of each month.

One of the BEST farmers markets I've ever attended! LOVED it! We got a fresh coconut, growler of kombucha, focaccia bread, snap peas, duck eggs and some seasoning. That's just a small sampling, you could do over 50% of your grocery shopping here if you'd like. Oh almost forgot... lots of hot food + tamales! Diverse options and lots of people out enjoying some local goods!

Really big farmers market with a lot of vendors! They always hold the market, rain or shine, and a lot of people attend. It's located in a parking lot by the court house, and you do have to park a bit further away to get to it. But if you like farmers markets, then it's worth it. A lot of variety in terms of what is being sold. It's a bit like a swap meet but more focused on food and handmade goods. Fun, will go again!

The vista farmers market is busy and fun. The food is good and there a lot of local growers who come from all over San Diego county to provide quality produce! I love the activities they have and the events they add to the market over the year.

I really liked their merchants and fruits and produce. Their food selection is also diverse and delicious. I would have given five stars if they simply provide more tables and chairs for people to enjoy their food.

Love this farmer's market! I'd been looking for a local Saturday morning farmer's market and found a really good one in Vista. Freeway close which makes it easy to get to. Lots of parking especially if you get there early like I did. Hours are 8 am-12 pm. Aisles are marked so that you know if things like "sweet" baked goods are there. Ample and abundant produce, fresh fruit, even meats and eggs! Fresh flowers and prepared foods as well as gifts and handmade goods were for sale too. Can't wait to go back!

Ok, this has quickly become my favorite Farmer's Market in San Diego (followed closely by Poway). First of all, parking is plentiful. That's probably the biggest problem with the other farmer's markets around town, that parking is hard to come by. Parking close really helps, especially if you have to make a couple trips to the car. The vendor selection is great, and it's a good mix between bigger farms and the small guys or specialty farmers. Come early, because some of the things can sell out by 8:30! There's also a good selection of food booths, with the BBQ tri-tip, Belgian fries & waffles, and pierogi being my favorites. I usually wait to eat when I get there, and sometimes arrange to meet a friend there to share it. Best of all, it's every Saturday morning, rain, shine, or holiday.

No trash cans to be found. No real hand washing stations at porta potties. Vendors are great. Management needs to address these issues.

Great food, ambiance and fresh produce. Strawberries are delicious. Good music to enjoy while you eat or shop.

Wonderful. Great coffee truck, selection of food. Kind vendors. Zero pressure to buy. Fresh produce and a nice array of jewelry too. Bought a cool ring from Lord Dave! People were super kind and chill (shoppers). Live music was going, tons of doggies. Masks are coming off again and people are living their best lives at this market. Large too, tons of choice. 5 stars.

This is STRICTLY for the bathroom situation. The vendors, produce, food, arts etc are top notch. However, the porta potties are horrid. Piled high with human waste, the stench was nauseating. These 3 porta potties should be cleaned every Friday to prepare for the thousands of people who will show up to use these facilities. There was no water in the hand washing station. I just feel sorry for the vendors who are stuck there having to use those restrooms. Whoever manages this farmer's market needs to do better for the community!

Such a cute little set up ! I loved spending my Saturday morning here. There are plenty of vendors selling fresh produce, merchandise, and even various food trucks. I left with fresh pastries, cupcakes, and some kettle corn. I will totally come back another weekend for some fresh fruits and veggies or even to just enjoy the atmosphere!

This is a nice farmers market! It's bigger than some of the other local ones and has a nice variety of food vendors, makers, and farms. I think there are less farmers here than others but there was still a good variety of produce available. I enjoyed that there was live music, lots of delicious smelling meals, and the parking wasn't too bad! I'll definitely be back!

Great selection of items! Love to stop by the Maria's flowers stand and macaron stand every time!

The Brazilian Guys were great! Check this place out! The food is fresh and delicious! I got the fresh juice, pleasant surprise. Try it out!

This is the best farmer's market in North County. Located at the Vista courthouse off of Melrose (off the 78 freeway) from 8am to 1pm. It's got a variety of items from fresh produce (both organic and not), to specialty foods (e.g., juices, jams, pastries), to home decor, to jewelry, to home decor, pottery to plants. Each week while some vendors are consistently the same, not all. Some come and go, but many are regular and wonderful. A huge chunk of them are vegan friendly too. Perhaps this is the vegan friendliest farmer's market because of the variety. Some of my favorite things here in no particular order (vegan friendly): -T's Kitchen; sprouted grain scones and mini bunds cakes -Aloha Spreads;The almond butters and pastries -Fresh pasta guy -the almond guy -Oh! Juicery; bottled cold pressed juice -Bitchin' Sauce -hummus stand -spicy pesto sauce -Lolipop lady -toasted peanut guy (you can eat the shells) -hot sauce lady -the kefir soda lady -lots of free samples of produce -live music -LulaRoe Clothes -Anthem Vegan (sandwiches, tacos, wraps, tofu scramble) -Amo Nakatl Asada (vegan Mexican food); their adobada tacos are amazing Some of my not so favorite things here: -The kombucha place- service isn't very good at all based on multiple experiences. The kimchi is pretty good but their kombucha is too tart. -The crepe stand- not very good service and crepe wasn't very good, even with a vegan option. Service is everything! The bad thing about this farmer's market is that they don't have enough trash cans or enough seating for people to eat. Often times, I've had to sit on the curb to eat and have taken my trash home because we couldn't find a trash can. The eating area is located under a shady tree which is perfect, especially for families but I just wish they had more seating. There is plenty of parking. I've been here multiple times and have never had issues with that. Bring your own bags and be sure to get here before 1pm because they won't sell you anything after that!

The Vista Farmer's market is the best farmers market in North County. You can't beat the location ( central to everything in North County) and the limitless free parking but it's the fact it has some tasty food options that makes this a great Saturday morning activity. Food list ( Updating as I try more places) - Vietnamese Grill Not sure why I chose this place over the other options but it turned out to be a great meal. We ordered a few of the Maxi Mixi plates and an order of egg rolls. it was simple, yet satisfying. The only thing that might be an issue is that their spicy sauce isn't that spicy. They conveniently have their own dining table behind their tent. - No name Aguas Frescas booth.. On a hot day and after a Vietnamese lunch a nice cold fruit drink looked quite refreshing. We ordered their 2 x $10 deal which was two large drinks for ten bucks. You can have it with ice or no ice.. We chose the watermelon lemonade and the pineapple mango. Both drinks were very sweet, with the pineapple mango being less sweet.

This is farmers market is an excellent place to go look for something new for some fresh veggies or just wander around even if you don't need anything. The people who run the place do a great job.

My hubby has been to farmers markets before, therefore advised me not to get my expectations too high. Or maybe I was over excited (sounds like me) and required serious calming. Nevertheless I heeded his advice (externally) and patiently waited for Saturday Despite the gloomy weather, I couldn't contain myself as soon as I saw the first stall; coconut peanut butter! I love that you can try before buying. The coconut peanut butter definitely found a place in my shopping bag! The hubby and I tried some keffir lime drinks with ginger. A natural and healthy dose to punch the stubborn cold that was doing a tango with our immune system! Having passed a gentleman enjoying some samosas, we asked him where he bought them from. He recommended a stall which sells dishes from Ghana with this particular dish called 'sambusa', and that he always goes there and enjoys the veggie option. Intrigued, the hubby and I checked it out. We ordered the spinach filled samosa which did not disappoint. They had another vegan option of coconut cheese and pineapple which I may be brave enough to try next time! We also bough belgian waffle fries which apparently, are the best fries in San Diego. We even heard a family telling another that they travel down a fair distance just for the fries. We actually liked the fries. My husband has more accurate taste buds with the finer detail, said that they were actually at the better end of fries! I also bought some fresh guavas to curb my major cravings due to the guava tree in my garden having serious confusion with finding its life purpose (kinda like me. Lol). I'll definitely hit up the fresh fruit and veg a lot more next time!

Today as I arrived on a beautiful sunny morning with my fur baby Lola (small multipoo) to see a big sign NO DOGS allowed!!! This is an outdoor event where people want to socialize and be friendly and include their dogs. I go to the Sunset market All the local farmers markets here in San Diego County as well as Sunset market on Thursday nights. I will never return to this event due to this dog sign. This is not a county ordinance this is a preference of the people who work the farmers market. I will report you you cannot make your own laws

Great Farmer's Market located halfway to SD! My bf and I decided to drop by before our hike at Torrey Pines and got to sample tons of fresh fruit! I ended up buying a loaf of Kalamata Olive Bread and an avocado while my bf picked up some African fried chicken (spicy!) We both enjoyed our food at the tiny tables set up near the live musicians. There is plenty of parking and a large variety of produce stands, food stands, art vendors, and even a child zone where I believe they read books to kids. I would definitely recommend checking this place out if you are local or driving down to SD on a Saturday morning.

Get there early if you want to keep socially distanced. None of the food looked that good, unlike other farmers' markets I've been to. I got some bbq to go and it was mediocre. The variety of vegetables and fruits was good not great.

I can't believe I didn't know this Farmers Market existed? It is in the Vista Courthouse parking lot on Saturdays 8am until noon. The Escondido Farmers Market has shrunk ( less vendors) over the years and while the Little Italy Farmers market is awesome, lots of vendors, it gets really crowded and parking is hard to come by. So I am super stoked that there is an awesome Farmers Market in North County! They had food vendors, fruits and vegetable vendors, artisanal baked goods, flowers, loose leaf tea, live music and much more! All of the things I love. I bought some raspberries and they were delicious. Perfect ripeness. They had samples of some of the fruit if you wanted to try it before you bought it. Same with the loose leaf tea from Tea Bazaar, you could smell it before you bought it. All the vendors I bought things from were kind and helpful. I didn't have a problem with parking, but I went early. It might be an issue later in the morning though. Overall, a really wonderful Farmers Market. I am glad I finally discovered it.

Rain or shine, this farmers market is open every Saturday morning. There's lots of organic produce, and enough food vendors to get a nice breakfast here while shopping. Live music enhances the overall vibe of this place. I like the last aisle especially, because there's plenty of baked treats, as well as things like pasta, hummus, coffee, Bitchin' Sauce, sprouted grains, juice, fermented foods, and raw honey. The produce consists of your basic salad veggies and fruits. It's odd to me that the growers of Japanese veggies out here (Vista, Temecula, etc) actually have stalls at the Saturday Torrance farmers market in Wilson Park. I would recommend to come early, as the parking lot fills really fast. Also, bring cash. I know some vendors accept cards, but I had the misfortune of having my debit card info stolen and my account drained a while back. I used it to make an impulse hairpin purchase here. Lesson learned. Overall, I would recommend this place to anyone looking for a quaint way to spend a Saturday morning, and those who like supporting local/small businesses. Pros: - open early (8am), rain or shine - Organic, local produce - Bigger than the O'side market - Food vendors - Herbs, flowers, crafts (like jewelry and hairpins) - tables for dining - seating to watch musicians Cons: - aggressive drivers in parking lot - limited produce selection (no daikon or Japanese cucumbers, etc) - not pet-friendly (I know a few of you who care) - restroom is limited to a Porta-Potty, so go before you arrive - not a lot of taste-testing tables here (I'll post pics from Wilson Park's market next time I go. Practically every produce vendor has samples of the fruits they are selling!)

This is the perfect place to go on a Saturday morning. I have two kids who wake up at 6am. We start getting stir crazy by 8am, so it's time to get out! If you have kids, you know they like to eat. This farmers market has a ton of food available, along with succulents, flowers, soaps, oils, jewelry, and so much more! We love making our way around to taste test and then go around again to buy our snacks. Today, we had scones and green smoothies! Delish! My one qualm is the bathroom situation. Porta potty ... Not fun with kids.

The Vista Farmers Market is every Saturday morning at the Vista Court Complex. We try to attend a couple markets per month to pick up local produce and some plants/flowers. Our favorite vendor is the Spudz Potato booth! You will never have more amazing hash browns! Robert the owner provides sauces that he makes each day...I love these sauces (for those who read my reviews and know "sauces" are my thing)! Today, I ordered the "No Joke" - it was a hash brown prepared with chicken, avocado, cilantro, onion, cheese...it really was "No Joke, Amazing"! You can find many other vendors here - juice, honey, chocolate, meat, cakes, etc. Check it out when/if you are in Vista. You will surely find something to purchase or just come for the food and live music.

Why bother coming to San Diego's original farmer's market every possible Saturday morning? Because these farmers believe that a person's time is better spent raising food than raising money to get some food.  If you hold, and taste, and savor a piece of their produce, you hold and taste and savor the soil, the rain, and the sunshine that created it. You get in touch with nature and Mother Earth and life itself. These vendors refuse to accept the "status quo" of food mediocrity. They DO accept Visa, MasterCard, and Discover.

Pretty nice market. Would appreciate some more "goods" and "farmers stands," but had a good selection nonetheless. Great food options and nice music. Plenty of parking. Highly recommend

I really love this place. Farm fresh eggs, fresh produce, two areas for music, sweets, some artsy-crafty stuff (but not enough that it takes away from the market. Oh, and food trucks...that's on my list next time. The last time I went was on a particularly hot day so I just bought what I needed and left. The best find of the day was the fresh pasta man. Holy smokes! It was SO delicious. That's on my list for next time too! Some things are pricey, but you are supporting local farmers.

One of the best farmers markets in town- great parking and selection of fresh veggies, cooked and hand made foods and crafts. The highlight is the plant selection, very affordable and rare selections.

Wow! This farmers market was great. It runs every Saturday from 8am-1pm - I love the time span because I don't feel rushed and the location because there's plenty of parking! There were plenty of venders to choose from and look around, just to stroll is even really neat. Fresh vegetables and the fruit is always so fresh... Let me say these strawberries they are selling are HUGE! S C O R E! It's one of the best ones I've been too! If you live in Vista or are near the area, check it out. I love supporting local and small businesses and you should too! :)

This really has evolved to a great place to shop for organic foods. Vendors are very happy to help and explain their wares. The flowers are fresh and do last a long time. I have purchased several plants that have thrived. My one note: I would stay away from the stuffed hash brown vendor. I ordered a vegi with sweet potato crust. I got a burnt, regular hash brown crust, and the WORST part .....it had 2 pieces of meat in it. I had taken it home to eat so I did not return to express my disappointment in spending $9.00 for such a horrible meal.

I love this farmers market. So many vendors and food options and parking couldn't be easier. A great place to walk around and get flowers, produce, and lunch!

The selection is terrific! The crowd is so friendly, and it always feels so great to support local people in the community and surrounding areas! Super fun and num num!!!

I go for the food! Stuffed hash browns filled with carneasada and cheese are the best, sambosas from African food vendor, kombucha cares has the best kombucha,the pastry vendor for 3$ you get a crazy big bear claw, Belgium fries, dumplings 10 for $6. I like the vendor who 3D prints poke Mon planters as well. I don't buy a ton of produce because the price is close to the store organic items. The 3 for $16 pita chips and hummus is the best. All in all if you love plants, organic veggies, cool stuff and great food come visit! Only cons are could use more tables and trash cans with all the food vendors around also maybe swap the vendor's and walking area. The sun beats down on you while vendors are under the solar panel shade.... With there own tents !? While patrons are burning in the sun.

This farmer's market is a great place to spend a Saturday morning. There is plenty of parking. There was lots of places to eat. If you like fresh produce there were lots to choose from organic or nonorganic straight from the farm. Also, there was jewelry, clothing, jams, honey, plants, hummus, eggs, bread, soap, and other stuff I am forgetting. No dogs are allowed. I will definitely go back.

I've been going to the Vista Farmer's Market when they were across from the Vista Library and City Hall. I've been to their new location many times and just now making my review. Today I went for my usual, for flowers but today I got some veggies for my mom. I've enjoyed many of the vendors, what they have to offer. From the beautiful flowers, handmade jewelry, aprons, fresh cooked food, live music, and Salmon Dips and much more! It's so close to my home, I would ride my bike if I could, but because of the hills, it's not happening :) But, the location is central so it's a good place to visit on Saturdays for fresh produce, fruits and flowers or a bite to eat. Oh, they do have a coffee truck there, haven't tried it yet, but you could get a hot drink and enjoy the Vista Farmer's Market. And I think on the 1st and 3rd Saturday they have extra vendors that come in, but more like gift items.

Got here exactly at 8 and there are some people that haven't finished setting up but hey it's Saturday , everyone wants to sleep in! But had s great experience and was in and out in an hour n half ! Plenty of parking , which is great ! The booths that stood out to me : Lick it lollipops ; such a cute booth ! Insta heaven !! A dozen for 20 bucks , such a great deal and party favor or something to make your day or your kids day! Such fun designs and flavors ! Cheese booth : Not too much design but truly a hidden gem ! Not too much to choose from but all such excellent cheeses ! Flower guy closest to the entry and coffee ; Amazing ! Such a nice guy and will make your flowers into a bouquet with a smile ! In all I had a great time and will be back