Willow Glen Farmers' Market

Quaint Farmer's Market with friendly vendors but not many options. There's a small parking lot but easy street parking. Some of the best stands here are the hummus stand and a Dumpling King stand.

Small farmer's market but still good to go early before it gets too busy. The usual veggies, flowers and fruits plus a fun bao bun place that you can also order online and then pickup at the market.

Nice, intimate venue with good vendors that have fresh food. Lots of family entertainment - especially for families with young kids. Produce prices are a little higher than other farmers markets, but the convenience is an advantage - especially considering other farmers markets on Saturdays that are smaller with limited selection.

Loved this farmers market , excellent produce. Easy parking. Lovely live music.

Small farmer's market. Good quality of vegetables and fruits. Good variety of vendors

I went there for a particular vendor and they were a no-show. I called their store and they said their staff person couldn't make it due to an emergency. But I did buy some pasta, pastry, and pork buns. Not a total loss. It was a small narket on February 3, 2024, but a nice variety of produce, prepared foods, fish, plants, flowers, etc. I'll call in advance next time since I drove 15 miles for this particular vendor.

This a great market with lots of convenient parking, solid product from the vendors and a growing variety of shops. They had some great live music and AMAZING crepes. The crepes were definitely better than the standard FM booth. We were able to shop for all the food we eat in a week, including fresh fish, poultry, eggs, beef, goat, lamb, and of course a wide variety of veggies, herbs and breads. I highly recommend checking out this market.

Great location but very small. Came expecting more fresh produce vendors and there were only “3” - two with veggies, none of which were organic, good pricing, and the one organic produce vendor only had apples and oranges. It is February so certain things are not yet in season - I get it, just was hoping for more. Great playground for our 4 year old to enjoy with close bathrooms.

What a gem in the rough! Seriously found this place by chance and was so glad we decided to check it out. It's at a school and there are several tents where local vendors come to sell homemade (or home-grown) wares. Prices are a little higher than the grocery store, but definitely worth it! We bought corn and tomatoes, but there were so many other things too, like salsa and all sorts of other vegetables. There was even live music and a nice field where we were able to walk our dogs (on leash of course, because we are respectful). Everyone was kind and it was just a really great vibe. Absolutely would recommend!

Does not have a lot of vendors, but it has just what you need! The vendors are also super nice and not pushy. Organic produce, coffee, hummus and flatbreads, fresh juices, and more. While you can't bring pets into the shopping area, there is a ton of green space to sit and enjoy your food, run around with animals, and soak up the sun!

A much smaller scale market than a lot of the other Farmer's Markets in the area but it's got great vendors! You still have a good selections of fresh produce, gorgeous floral options and lots of food. One of my favorite bakers is here weekly and I usually prefer to come here rather than the Campbell Farmers market just because it's way less crowded and a much calmer vibe. There is a small parking lot, but it fills up quick so definitely come early or be prepared to wait or park a little ways away and walk over.

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Cute little Saturday farmers market at the Willow Glen elementary school. There's about 15 booths including a few that actually sell quite a bit of fresh produce! Surprisingly, this doesn't always seem the case. There was also a coffee booth, pastries, bao buns, fish, and even baskets of toys and picnic blankets to borrow to stay and relax on the lawn.

A cute and dainty farmers market in Willow Glen. I came here with my husband and friends a few weekends ago and we all loved it so much! It was a good small activity for us all to do and we will definitely be coming back as well as going to other farmers markets around the area.

We went to go get scones,and found someone who sells vegan shu mai. It's hard to find vegan options. This is just my personal preference,but I like that they sell fresh fish and meat. The Midwife and the Baker also has a booth at this location. For me it's much closer then driving up to Mt View

I pulled in and was able to find parking fairly quickly. It's a small parking lot but it looks like people come and go. I entered and saw a handful of vendors. I came by to pick up some delicious macarons I've had before along with anything else that caught my eye. Once I had my macarons I made a fairly quick circle around and picked up some tamales wrapped in banana leaves, persimmons, holiday cookies, and some cold brew. Its a small farmers market but offers a variety of different items. I enjoyed everything I purchased. It's family friendly since it's inside the school and has a playground and a grass area. There's plenty of walking space if it's not crowded.

I love our neighborhood farmer's market! My favorite vendors here are Cosmic Coffee (you cannot go wrong with their cold brew and the workers are always super nice and friendly), and Midwife and Baker (their country loaf, croissants - chocolate, ham and cheese, regular are all amazing). Come here early to avoid some of the crowds since it's a smaller farmer's market compared to the other local ones (Campbell, Saratoga, etc). Parking is easy in the lot.

I started coming to this Farmer's Market in October since it was near Bloom, where I now get my lashes done on Saturday mornings. They are open from 9AM-1PM ( I think) and its hosted on a school campus so its nice for families to come by with their little ones and let them play on the play structure, or run around in the park. Parking is pretty limited, so I would suggest either parking across the street where all the other shops are in downtown, or if you are patient, people come and go fairly quickly since its a smaller market. There are a variety of booths open, my favorite being Anna Olivia's bake shop- she has delicious homemade treats that rotate throughout the year but I don't think she is there every weekend. There are other booths selling pastries and baked goods as well, but I haven't tried their goods. I also love the fresh flowers from Froylan's Flowers booth! They are always so vibrant and gorgeous! If you're looking for a wonderful, small Farmer's Market to visit and help support small businesses, I would recommend this one.

A small farmer's market but it was open on a Saturday so we came on a whim. There were stalls selling coffee, bread, fruits, flowers, meat, and dumplings frozen (your typical basic offerings at a farmers market). It's within Willow Glen's playground so it was only about 15 or so stalls but there was actually quite a good amount of foot traffic. I left with some beautiful flowers!

This is a cool little market. Maybe around 15 booths? They have fruits/vegetables, bread, jam, cheese, and meats. All the stuff you need! I opted for some bread and a bahn mi sandwich. The sandwich was AMAZING! Loved it so much. I think I'll have to go back. It had shredded chicken, cilantro, jalapeno, and radish/carrots. Great place! I liked the layout--very convenient location near the elementary school. There is parking nearby on the street. They have a great selection of produce and the produce looks so fresh! Must check it out.

Small and expensive. They do not allow dogs per "state health code". Btw, The health department says the code is not clear regarding dogs in restaurants and they don't enforce. Just had an inspection. And Gov. Brown signed a law in 2014 allowing dogs in outdoor restaraunt spaces. Other markets, even grocery stores allow dogs. If you have a dog go elsewhere, if you don't like dogs, it's a good one for you.

Such a small and wonderful farmer's market! There's a variety of specialties here and I believe they fluctuate throughout the weeks/months :O I came by during Mother's Day weekend and the community felt so compassionate and welcoming. I found some delightful goods at such reasonable prices! Side note: mother enjoyed the herbs and succulents I bought her :D

Great family atmosphere and delicious coffee and croissants !!! The kids all had a ball on the nearby playground

First time visiting the Willow Glen Farmers Market, since I've lived here. The produce were of good quality but not enough for me to choose from. I gave it a two star mainly because they don't allow dogs. I have my small Jack Russell who had to wait at home for me and I felt bad. I might as well had just went to the grocery store if I knew that they didn't allow dogs. I will definitely seek out a pet friendly Farmers Market and won't be coming back to this one.

Sure it's really small, but all the stalls are quality and there's just enough variety to get some shopping done. We hit this Farmers' Market up on a regular basis cuz it's nearby and has a good neighborhood vibe to it. Plus we have our favorites, including cold brew from Cosmic Coffee, croissants from the French bakery, bolani, hummus from Hummus Heaven, strawberries (can't remember name of farm), and whatever veggies catch our eye. Other pluses are the lack of crowds (parking is super easy) and the setting (schoolyard, so plenty of activities for kids).

This place is 2.5 stars? Really? I wonder what people expect form a farmer's market. The dimension of it? the selection of non-local goods that you can see in other markets? Yes, there are only 5 tents but you'll find fresh, local organic vegetables, honey, cheese, meat and canned products in average $1 to $2 cheaper by the pound than many supermarket! What more do you expect? It's my new spot for fresh and organic veggies: Cauliflower ($3 a piece. Very large), zucchini ($2.99 a pound), amazing tomatoes ($2 a pound) that look like those I was growing in my garden in France, green beans ($3.99 a pound) or even get free veggies when buying over $7 in strawberries (in season). This place is perfect because you do not get lost in selection and don't over spend. The last cauliflower I bought there for $3 served 3 meals for 2 people. Friendly merchants.

Small and cute farmers market!! Right now there's not many vendors but it's okay they still have lots of great stuff! I love that they always have Vegan vendors! Amazing which is a must have!!! Also great variety on so many plants and flowers!!! I try to pick up my weekly eucalyptus and Lavender!! Must go early to get all the goodies!! This week I got these babies !

If you haven't heard yet, this market has improved tenfold. It is now by the community center and it has tripled in size. There are lots of great food vendors with everything you need for grocery shopping needs. The fish monger is outstanding, selling some of the best giant prawns and scallops I have ever had. They even shuck fresh oysters and they're fresh and delicious! The grass fed meat next to them still sells hands down the most flavorful land animals you will find. I have been buying from them for years and every once in a while I'm astonished at how the quality of the product gets better and better and I still enjoy cooking it in a variety of ways. There is also some jewelry and things like marshmallows, chocolate, hummus and great gluten free breads and cakes as well as a tap for iced coffee which is awesome. There's some hot food vendors too which is great. But location location location!!! This market grew and now has room to keep growing. We run into neighbors and friends here and now set meet ups to meet at the market and chill with other families. Awesome addition to Willow Glen.

New location at Willow Glen elementary school! It's smaller compared to other farmer's markets, but our favorite banh mi stand decided to have a stand there. There's a selection of pastry, fruit, and vegetable stands. Also saw some places that sold eggs! I hope this market picks up. Please support it so we can grow this farmer's market!

The Willow Glen Farmer's market has been a well kept secret until this year (they just moved to the new location at the elementary school in dt) which made it adorable and loveable. The amount of vendors is smaller than the other markets (esp campbell & mountain view) but the vibe is good and the selection has definitely gotten better this year with the new location. Favorite vendors include but not limited to: + Cosmic Coffee - almost always our first stop for a cup of their nitro cold brew so we can peruse the market and caffeinate simultaneously + Adorable French Bakery - always make sure to grab a pastry here and consider it our breakfast for the day, everything we have had is excellent so hard to go wrong, even with something simple like a pain au chocolat or croissant :) + Hummus Heaven - The best hummus at the market and the most samples (they just keep em coming)...

Cute small farmers market! Delicious pastry booth but I forgot the name and Ohana chips has the best sweet potato chips I have ever had. Not very many fruit/ veggies stands but I enjoy it for a Saturday morning outing.

Like many of the other reviews the Willow Glen Farmers Market is simply an "okay" market for me. I enjoy the flower vendor, the free range egg vendor, the soy free cookie vendor and the samosa vendor but though they have quite a bit of space, there just isn't that high a number of vendors here and they usually are the same each week with very little turnover. Due to this low turnover I've tried most of the items sold here and sadly have found many of them not to my liking. I no longer purchase garlic here as I bought several cloves and later found they all had rotten spaces. I've purchased the BBQ rub and found it incredibly over spiced and the marshmallow squares sold here which, while tasty are incredibly over-priced. Additionally I'm saddened by the fact there is no tamale vendor. When I'm in the area its fun to drop in and buy a few flowers and get the honey some coffee, but I'm not a fan of several of the vendors and since they never circulate them, it's just not the highest Market on my list to attend.

Love the atmosphere and selection of vendors. I wish there were more local artisans for jewelry and knick-knaks

Downtown Willow Glen, I still love you but you're bringing me down.... With all the construction and this less than stellar farmer's market located behind The Garden Theater building on Lincoln. It's a much smaller scale market than the Campbell farmer's market. Smaller and higher priced. I agree with the other reviewers if you need one or two items it's alright. And it's only on Saturdays from May to October, so if you can't make it to Campbell on Sunday it's another option. I've only been a couple of times, so far I'm just not that impressed. Also- IMO- try to steer clear of The Lions Club booth. I think it's some kind of social club? The guy working it the day I went was annoying. Borderline harassing the customers who were just trying to shop.

Love the new location at the community center. Kids gets to play in the park, easy to walk to, but plenty of parking as well. Good selection of vendors - don't feel the need to go to Campbell on Sunday morning at all! Also, the coffee stall is over the top! Hope they stick with this location.

This is a smaller market located at the school in Downtown Willow Glen. The selection was ok but many people shopping were oblivious to others around them, not maintaining social distancing, and also handling lots of produce before selecting the "perfect" item. Would be better if booths were spread further apart allowing for more space while waiting. Vendors were all very nice to talk with and the items I purchased were very fresh.

The Maui onion Hawaiian chips from the Ohana Bro's booth are amazing! The tomato basil hummus was my favorite too! All the sellers at the farmers are welcoming and give you lots of samples!

Very sweet, chill, high quality items and super nice vendors. There's good produce, meat, fresh seafood, cooked food (crepes, rotisserie chicken, and great coffee) as well as crafts from local artists. Avoid the masses and try this one out. It's quick and an efficient use of time and so pleasant.

Perfect little farmers market for my liking. Organic produce, Oaxacan food, plants, art, lively music, playground, and room to run for the little.

New location at Lincoln and Minnesota is a great improvement. I hope it maintains steam and doesn't peter out.

Willow Glen farmer's market is definitely quite small,having only a few rows of sellers.It does have a intimate,neighborhood feel to it,being in an inner parking lot away from the traffic,and it does have someone playing music while you shop there.You can get samples of apple juice and samosas,and there are good baked goods to get for a later meal. I don't really get the feeling that this was intended to be a major farmer's market to compete with the other established ones in the area,but it does have the basics.

I'll admit, I like going to farmer's markets. It's something I like to do during the summer time. Nothing like getting fresh organic and cheap veggies, fruits, baked bread, flowers, and ethnic foods and all while paying at a cost about 1/2 what you do in most places. Of all the farmer's markets I've been to this has to be the worst. Located right behind the The Garden Theater in the parking lot of Aqui Cal Mex Grill this is one of the smaller Farmer's Market I've been too. Most of the stands here are not fresh veggies but of arts & crafts. I think the 3 or 4 times I've been here there were maybe about 4 or 5 stands selling fruits and veggies. The one advantage that they have over some places is that they have a Seafood Stand. Prices here are second highest I've seen next to those of Santana Row. Definitely NOT a bargain. I don't know why I keep stopping by here hoping it will get better. It just never does. If you want to go, they are open from May - November on Saturdays from 8:30 - 12:30 but there are much much better options and would advise you not to waste your time.

If you need a farmer's market in a pinch, this will do.. They've definitely crammed all the essentials into one tiny area - hummus and pita, blueberries, heirloom tomatoes, local arts and crafts, kettle korn, samosas and OF COURSE, somebody strumming on a guitar. Prices for produce also seem a little high here. I'm guessing if you live in the neighborhood, you don't mind all that much.

As much as I love the Willow Glen community and mostly everything it has to offer, I'll admit that they need to "oomfph" up their Farmer's Market. We usually end up strolling through after brunch at Bill's to digest our gi-normous meals but it literally takes only a few minutes to get through it all. I'd estimate a dozen stalls at most, however, their rotating produce stands do offer some quality products. Perhaps if they were able to procure a few more vendors (including food stands), this would make the market a more destination shopping spot instead of going just when you happen to be in the neighborhood. Nonetheless, it's great that they do host a market in the area :)

Nice small, local farmers market. It's definitely not as big as Campbell, but as another reviewer said, it has the essentials. It has a a few fruit stands depending on what's in season (for example, today they had about 3-4 strawberry and raspberry stands and two cherries), and about 3-4 produce. They don't have as much selection, but they do have a good assortment of what's in season. They usually only have one flower vendor who is at the very front of the market. In addition, they have a couple of community stands (sometimes fresh honey, today it was the lion's club). In addition, they have my favorite hummus booth with their amazing pita chips, a fresh bread booth and a couple of bakers. Today they also had a salsa lady (who said she will be there every week), Indian food, olive oils, and a seafood booth. Overall a good assortment. There were only a few booths of trinkets, soaps, etc. It was nice to get in, out and have all of the things I need for the next week. A plus of this being such a small market is that I can do my first walk-through really fast, then go back and buy the things that caught my eye. It's true, some more variety and additional vendors would be nice. I'd love the butcher vendor of fresh meats that Campbell gets, but maybe eventually as more people attend, they'll be able to entice other vendors out there.

I figured since the farmer's market was in the Willow Glen area it would at least be big and be on Lincoln since that's the main street. I was wrong, it was like in a side alley/parking lot and it was extremely small I saw everything in about 5 minutes I was so disappointed.

I enjoyed my experience here! I didn't have the intentions of actually going grocery shopping. I had put my name on the waitlist for The Table and needed a place to kill some time. I stumbled upon this place and thought it was great. It's super small but when I go to farmer's markets, I'm really only looking for two things: hummus and fruit! I loved the free samples of strawberries. I bought three baskets while my friend bought hummus & pita chips. The music adds to the vibe (shout out for playing "Here Comes the Sun" by the Beatles). I wouldn't recommend it for a weekly grocery trip, but it is a nice place to walk and explore while waiting in Willow Glen.

There are more junk and trinket vendors than food vendors. There's a reason that farmers markets and flea markets are different things. If I'm going to a farmer's market, it's to get local food from growers, not to buy soap and dresses. It's great that the market's on Saturday, but I've only ever gotten the motivation to go three times, and I live just a block away. Try instead: San Pedro Farmer's Market (Friday mornings, if you can make it out).

Awesome to spend 30 min browsing. The crepes and taco stand are great. I hope more people come and support Farmers.

My wife and I recently moved to Willow Glen from Mountain View, where we went to the farmer's market every Sunday. We decided to try the Willow Glen market today and we were very disappointed. Not only were there very few vendors, but there were no samples! My wife and I are very selective and are used to tasting from lots of vendors before making a selection. Next week we'll try the downtown Campbell market :-).

Shame, most of the low-star reviews here are old and based on how the farmers market was several years ago. Yes, it is small but they have live music and friendly vendors with quality product. I'm looking forward to getting back this year when they reopen.

I wish this was a better farmers market. Good: it's on Saturday. Bad: hardly any vendors, out of the 15 or so that are there, there is a wine seller, soap, jewelry, aprons, etc. I want to buy eggs, bread, fruits and veggies! I do a walk-through every Saturday, but save my purchases for the Campbell farmers market on Sunday--more vendors, more variety.

The market vendors actually get 4 stars but the Market itself is so small that it only gets 3 stars. However, I do like coming and getting fruit and some baked goods. The fruit I have bought has been AMAZING and organic. Very tasty. There is also a dog treat vendor that comes every other weekend. All natural and fair price. That was a nice surprise. I just wish it were bigger. :(

There is so much parking at this Farmers Market. This is held in the Willow Glen Community Center Parking lot right next to the Lincoln Glen park. There are restrooms, picnic tables, a large green field and 2 playgrounds. We love to get food from the market and then hang out at the park. It's a hidden jewel that more families should take advantage of. We love it!

I checked out this farmers market briefly this past weekend. The thing I remember most is that this market was really small. It's tucked away in a parking lot down an alley off the main street in Willow Glen. There is produce, Hummus, flowers, desserts, and a few other booths.Unfortunately, we left empty handed because we noticed they just weren't able to match the prices of the Campbell and Mountainview markets we frequent every weekend. On a typical weekend I am at Bills Cafe just around the corner so I may check in from time to time at this farmers market. But I probably won't begin to shop here until they match or beat the prices of the other markets.

Terrific year-round market. Has tons of delicious baked goods, multiple high-end coffee bars, fruist and veggies, meat and seafood, and wonderful food stalls (tamales, vegetarian crepes, roast chicken). Don't miss it!

How Lucky are we as a community? To have fresh local produce, seafood, grass fed beef, and sustainable foods at own farmers market at the community center. The best tri tip I have ever prepared was purchased from the grass fed beef vendor. The quality of products and unique offerings are just what we look for when planning a dinner for family or guests. Every conversation I have with a vendor, makes me more committed to supporting them and their products. Great way to spend a Saturday morning, as the farmers market is location is situated within the park, with tables available to sit and have wonderful coffee's and pastries served with a smile. Great location and plenty of parking. Support our local farms/ranches/fishing.