Dana Point Farmers Market

We LOVE our farmers market First off , very organized . Very good flow of vendors. They have all my favorites: olive oils, fresh fresh fresh produce, eggs, organic dips, and the best homemade soups from Nellie Gail ... dog friendly, kid friendly, bring a wagon or cart like me. We shop there on Saturday for the entire week.. and oh!!! The pastries and the thick cut sourdough bread

Parking was brutal but we enjoyed exploring this quaint market. The dumpling stand was delicious -- we tried the Korean bbq beef, the chicken and then chicken with mushrooms and each was excellent. The kids asked for "a hundred more". Not many produce stands and not sure if any were organic. Regenerative farm meat stand was great too. Bought a giant brisket and some chicken legs to try out. Many stands had fresh eggs and there were a couple pastry spots and several other prepared food stands -- bone broth & soups, pizza, tamales, pasta, etc. Worth a visit if you're in the area.

I love Farmers Markets! Dana Point has a good selection. Farm vegetables and fruit, fresh bakery breads and sweets, fresh fish and meats. Great place for a snack or lunch. They also have some of the uncommon father's market like clothes, hand made ceramics and other artisans goods. The big downside is the parking! Very little close parking, though it is easy to get to you might have to walk a bit. We went towards the end of hours and found one close up so you might consider first thing or end of hours. (Reason for the 4stars) Never been to dans point? Enjoy your Saturday and check it out. Beaches and harbor shops are nice to walk around

My wife and I have visited the Dana Point Farmers Market numerous times over the years. Overall, it's an excellent farmers market with high quality food, including recently the addition of a dumpling stand called Dumplin. Standouts for us have been the Dumplin stand, the Mediterranean dips stand and the stand selling almonds of various flavors. The fruit stand sells truly delicious fruit but it's also truly expensive --- so much so it makes Whole Foods look like a bargain. The reason for the 4 star vs. 5 star rating is the high cost of the food here. If price isn't a barrier then this is an excellent farmers market. Plus, the dumplings from Dumplin are really excellent with nice people managing the stall.

Try the Polish Sausage and Pierogis. Excellent taste and truly authentic flavors from Poland! Hidden gem!

Saturday's at the market!So many choicesFriendly vendorsGreat fresh fruit & veggies Pastries, drinks Clothing & jewelry Treats for pets!Super place to wonder & unwindGrab a sample and enjoy

I took a Lyft and got to the farmers market at the tail end. It's really nice! Lots of cute clothes and food and vegetables! I will head back next week when I have more time. I got some very ripe strawberries and a pair of black high waisted pants that are stretchy! I'm super excited about the fish booth too!!

A delightful Farmers Market ... good selection of quality produce, baked goods, fresh dips, alongside gifts, crafts, and that item you never knew you needed!Some markets too small or large. This is the perfect size. Plenty of free parking in the area.Vendors are friendly and welcoming and helpful without being at all pushy.

Happened to visit this Farmers Market in Dana Point on a recent Saturday. It was located in the same plaza area where one of our favorite hispanic markets is. Right off the Pacific Coast Highway makes it very convenient. Took us a few rounds around the parking area before we finally snagged a parking space, but it was worth it.There was a fine selection of vendors. Many folks selling crafts. Not enough selling produce. Still, we did find one vendor who was selling avocados at a good price. Also purchased food from a couple of other vendors as well.If I lived in Dana Point, this Farmers Market would be a Saturday stop for us.

Not worth the drive if you live outside of Dana Point. All the parking spots in front of the market will be taken. You have to find a spot either on La Cresta or a few blocks away on one of the side streets. After you've parked and walked about a quarter mile to get there, you'll find that this is less of a farmer's market and more of a place for overpriced clothing/soap/art vendors to sell their products. There are only a few produce stalls. I would recommend sticking with the Irvine or Laguna Hills farmers market.