Vineyard Farmer's Market

A relatively small, though very charming farmers market that features everything from organic meat to fresh eggs, fresh flowers, honey, sprouts, and just about every seasonal fruit and vegetable you can imagine. There is also a local coffee roaster that sells fresh coffee as well as whole and ground beans. The mushroom vendor is very well informed and can give great cooking ideas for the different varieties of mushrooms for sale. Music plays in the background and an airy trellis protects you from the heat/sun. Parking is ample. Culture bakehouse is there every Saturday morning, and they have a line. So, get there early, but know that they're worth the wait. Today, I purchased a few of my favorites: is salted caramel bun, plain, croissant, and bagels.Rocky oaks creamery. A great place to visit, independently AND we have the good fortune of having a variety of their goat, milk cheeses available at this farmers market, as well as fresh eggs.Many vendors sell, honey. Today, I visited Kingsburg, honey and tried jujube honey for the first time! Raphio chocolate: Pure, simple, gorgeous. GET some of this chocolate. High-quality chocolate from origins from around the world.Armenian food, authentic and homemade. I love talking to the owner each weekend and trying the different things that he has made fresh, including baba ghanoush, all sorts of Mediterranean, salads, quiches, and soups... It's hard not to try everything. The elderly gentleman will tell you, with a sparkle in his eye, what he does to make his recipes a little extra special on any given day. Today's purchase: baba ghanoush, stuffed grape leaves that are so tender, and two kinds of stuffed dough pockets: spinach, and beef.Most vendors take credit cards, but it's a good idea to have a little cash for one produce vendor with a beautiful display who only takes cash. I love supporting local farms and businesses.

Small cute market with incredible produce. I've never seen a farmers market with such clean and almost aesthetic produce! They also have other vendors selling hot chocolate, hot sauce, bee wax products and jams. There was only one beef vendor and it was a lot more expensive that anticipated for frozen meat. Most places take card or Venmo.

A permanent part of my Saturday morning routine! Love all the fresh, local produce. I also enjoy the baked goods from Culture Bakehouse and prepped foods from other vendors as well. The vendors are all wonderful and super helpful in selecting items. The market is usually bustling on a Saturday morning. A great place to support local farmers and vendors

Nice little spot for some good eats. I bought a flat of organic strawberries so that I can make strawberry preserves. The persimmons were huge and flavorful. I also purchased some pastries that were amazing paired with my hotel coffee.teehee. At the time, I forgot about the coffee roaster who has a spot there. Coming from out of state, I'll definitely be back as much as possible. I'm hoping for plum tomatoes in the spring so that I can can some sauce. Oh, there isba lady there who also makes pomegranate jam. I purchased a bananas foster spread that i will using on french toast and ice cream. Love it here!

The prices of produce and pumpkins cannot be better here. Also the coffee guy has the best coffee beans and he has black coffee and also a bunch of different flavors. He can grind your coffee there too or you can purchase whole bean coffee. I bought some pumpkins which were only a dollar each which is half the price of Whole Foods mini pumpkins. The service was great. The ambiance is always clean here with lots of parking.

Of course I would come back, I actually love the variety of produce available. I just need to be more punctual and aware of the weather. I'd only remembered a few hot days and this was definitely one of them. Coming back for more

Always something special to come to the Vineyard early on a saturday. Its a bit oveewhelming with all the good produce on display but vendors are friendly and cordial. There is always some music playing and there is sometimes festivals or events like the Fungi Fest held just around the way. Easy to buy a sweet and coffee and look around the beautiful and colorful produce

This farmers market is by far my favorite one in Fresno/Clovis so far! The vendors all have fresh fruit / veggies / bread and they are very friendly! I love that they are open twice a week- Wednesday evening and Saturday mornings!I tried the salted caramel cold brew drink yesterday from the Valparaiso coffee truck and was not a fan. Aesthetically the drink looked delicious but when I took a sip, it tasted like I was drinking 100% creamer. I ended up discarding it and driving to coffee bean. Pros:-parking-great vendors-great supplyCons:-not really a con but it'd be nice to see a change of vendors or a new one every now and then for some variety!

Great! So happy to find this market while visiting my mom in Fresno. Everyone was super friendly. So much fresh produce, meats, pastries & fresh flowers.

This is my favorite farmers market in Fresno so far, and the main reason is Thao Farms has the BEST strawberries. Sweet, juicy, and fragrant like no one else's! You can smell how tasty they are! Come early, get your 3 baskets of strawberries, and enjoy the rest of your week filled with strawberry everything.The other vendors are great too, but during berry season, I don't care for anything else!