Corona del Mar Certified Farmers Market

Drove up to check out this farmers market for the first time. I have been going to the beach for years but never stopped in. Some vendors were very friendly and approachable. I tried to support as many as I could before my bags got too heavy to carry. It's a decent size market. I got lucky with parking so I don't know were people mark but it's limited. I do wish they had more entertainment and tables and chairs for people to enjoy a cup of coffee and food.

Nice little farmers market in corona Del Mar on Saturday mornings. It's below the parking lot at the corner of PCH and Marguerite. Has around 20 stalls. The most popular one is the French baked goods eel here you can get delicious croissants and pastries. Others include a a few fruit stands, flower stand, chips and salsa, bread and cookies, seafood, meats and soup/broth stand. Not super crowded.

Located next to Bayside park in Corona Del Mar which is very cute and has lots of healthy produce. It's bigger than it looks from the street. I bought euphoria juice.

another RED letter day at the happiest place on earth!!! i LOVE this market it's like Disneyland. The curator of this market is Rick, he has comprised a group of beautiful individuals with amazing products. All offerings are as fresh as fresh can be and reasonably priced (in my opinion) for example as Willy Wonka would say if you taste a snozberry it tastes like a snozberry. well liken that to any fruit or veggie you might find here! just go and enjoy! i can highlight a few but each vendor has something amazing that makes them special and unique so let you heart and pallet wander and be open to it all. i hope you too will find nirvana here today i finally tried the italian food person, which i passed by because italian food is easy to make and i make a lot of it already. but today i was open to new things and got her burrata (the best burrata i have ever had), her eggplant parm was amazing. and i have not eaten the roasted garlic spread, the marinated artichoke heart or the sun dried tomatoes and gluten free pasta i purchased from her. wow wow wow! i also grabbed some basil olive oil that absolutely tastes like i had basil on my dish when all it was is oil. that's from another vendor but you will find him at the market!!! happy shopping!

While visiting the area some friends wanted to visit the Corona Del Mar Farmers Market to purchase some kefir and fresh vegetables. They have about twenty vendors set up with a variety of offerings.Everything sold is grown locally and the prices are very reasonable. They are open from 9am to 1 pm.

Worst market ever. A lot of dogs without leashes. Manager rude if you ask why he allowed dogs. He loves dogs and don't care about health and safety of people and kids. I hope city will change the manager.

What a fantastic farmer's market!!! We were here on vacation and decided to go to the Farmers market to find fresh fruit and veggies to eat for the week. The produce was exceptional here. I bought the sweetest nectarines and peaches I have ever eaten here. We also decided to buy a few donuts from the one stand here at the market. The donuts we bought were huge and big enough for two people to share. Yummy! This made for a fun Saturday morning!

Compared to the Irvine Farmers Market, this one is a lot smaller and doesn't offer as much vegetables and fruits as it does prepared food items. The vendors looked like the same ones at Irvine Farmers Market and I know for sure the tamale guy has a stand there because I asked him. The bread guy also sells the same variety and the fresh juice guy is the same too -- I don't mean the same guy, but the product.There is a stand where they sell olives and olive oil. We tried it and it was nice, but c'mon, $17 for that bottle is a little crazy don't you think? The same sized bottle at Trader Joe's is less than $5. I did like the pesto lady though. She grows her own basil and makes her own pesto and she'll let you try all the varieties too. We bought 2 types, one of which utilizes pumpkin seeds. It's $9 for an 8oz packet, a bit pricey, but if you bought all the items and made it yourself and then factored in the labor costs I think you'd probably just buy it. I make pesto at home but nothing fancy like the stuff this lady has.The one thing that outshines Irvine's Farmers Market are the flowers. The flowers here are very fresh while the ones in Irvine get wilted by about 9.30am. I think maybe it's because it's much cooler in this area than Irvine and you get a really nice ocean breeze!

This place is small. but it has excellent quality and selection. I like the location better than the Irvine one and the fact that you don't get overwhelmed. They have many different choices. Stopped by stands for breads, pesto, fish, flowers, fruits, olive oils, dates and even soaps/natural skincare. One place had 4 different types of avocados.Great choices for flowers and for veggies. The prices are not that bad. I think it is because they realize that people in CDM really are looking for a deal.Stop by if you can. You will be pleasantly surprised.

We attend this Market every Saturday . There are a variety of superb fresh fruit vendors & the yogurt dealer there is the best . We purchase our bread & bagels from the Old Town vendor , On Saturday 1/23 I gave the vendor a $20 bill & continued to add to my selections . I stepped away from the salesperson . After gathering my bagels I returned to the vendor for my sales amount .He then said I owed $10. I reminded him I JUST gave him the $20 bill . He denied . It was the only $20 bill in my wallet & I continued to insist he already HAD my money . He refused , He obviously took my money & hoped I would forget I did so . We will not buy from this vendor again , He is not truthful .