Bay Area Farmer's Market

I was unaware of this Farmer's Market that happens every Sunday, tho hours are short. Looking forward to next Sunday. Food trucks and lots of booths.

This is only open Sunday afternoon. It has been wonderful seeing this market grow with more and more vendors over the last couple of years. There is always an assortment of what is available; from coffee, steaks, seafood, seasoning and spices, fresh juice, fresh breads, and SO many delicious desserts and treats (keto included), flavored popcorn, to some of the best granola ever (shout out to Sonyola Granola). Vegetarians, they got you covered too. There are just too many options to list them all. You can go hungry, because there are usually some interesting vendors providing something fresh and ready to eat (or cooked while you wait). The market provides a covered area with some tables and chairs so you can sit down and chow-down if you'd like. You might have to share a table, but you might find some great company to share the experience. After Winter comes to an end, the one thing I'd really like to see is MORE locally grown organic fruit and vegetable vendors, even the imperfect ones. Otherwise, I really enjoy the variety of all the products, and that on each visit I might find something new to try.

Great vendors. You have to get the pecan pie bites. Peach's are amazing as well. Support local!!

Holy cow I haven't been here yet but my family brought some empanadas, macaroons, pasta, tacos, desserts, and best baklava I've ever had. I can't wait to check this farmers market out and post some photos, but given the quality of everything I've had from here I highly recommend every one come check them out!

Today was my first time shopping here & I must admit, this little farmer's market impressed me.It is located in the parking lot of Baybrook Mall by the Sleep Number store & in front of Total Wine. There are plenty of parking spaces nearby.There are three rows of covered booths occupied by a variety of local farmers, bakers, beekeepers, and so much more.We bought some sprouts, all natural lotion, bathbombs, amazing teas, jam & bread. All of the vendors were eager to explain their homemade products to us and very friendly. We'll be back next Sunday!

Such a cute farmer's market! It's currently open every Sunday 10am-2pm. There are so many vendors selling anything ranging from fresh eggs, to herbs, to smoked salmon, to body soaps, to baked goods. Great place for a Sunday stroll and for a quick grocery stop.

Nice variety of vendors, with baked goods, fresh produce, meat, eggs and ready to eat items.There's lots of signage and awareness around covid precautions. Every vendor seemed friendly, with options to pay in cash or card.Open 11-3 on Sunday's, this is a great addition to the area

Decided to stop by on a Sunday. This market is rather small but still has many options for food and other items! All of the booths were super nice and had great service. The area was really clean overall, and it's near other shops and restaurants

Cream of the Crop!!!Don't miss out on a trip back to nature and it's roots.The fresh fruit and the aroma of cooked dishes was amazing here. The smoke from the grills always brings a thrill. The people were very friendly as well and service was awesome. I didn't feel pushed to purchase or buy anything, in fact it was such a comfort to freely look and purchase at will. It was little exhilarating. There are plenty of samples to try which makes for an awesome trip. Of course this was my first visit and I am looking forward to next. Tips: the most important is plan for the summer heat, which was deterrent in the length of time I stayed. There are tents that provide shade which helps a little. I totally appreciate the thoughtfulness of the tent which was setup with fans and cool mist water as well. Overall it really was great experience and I look forward to the next one, just look a cooler day.Until, Bye-Bye!

This more of a flea market than a farmer's market. It has maybe 1% vegetables and no fruit. The rest is a bunch of stuff people make at home to sell. This is not the place to go if you are looking for fresh fruits and vegetables.