Kaiser Permanente Riverside Certified Farmers' Market

As we were walking out the hospital, totally didn't know they had a Farmers Market. So glad they have it! Absolutely Love the Fresh Produce they offer. We bought a big bag of Oranges for $6 and banana loaf for $5. Definitely I would return. They have such a variety of venders. Home plants, food venders, fresh veggie produce. They do accept card which is a plus for most people. Definitely can't wait to return and get More Sweet Oranges.

Small but mighty, this little farmers market is only open on Fridays, 10 am until 2 pm. But getting there early in the day is essential to get the best choices. A nice, leisurely place to shop, far less crowds, and an honest focus on healthful offerings that benefit their employees and patients.There are about a dozen small, tented businesses lined up in the breezeway between the Urgent Care building and the medical center behind it. They feature mostly local goods (e.g. honey, flowers, peanuts, organic seasonal produce, baked goods, sunflower seed hummus, etc.) And the produce and products they sell are of high quality. Some even offer tastings of their wares. I am not sure if they go year round, but spring, summer and fall bring offerings that you cannot resist. The fuyu persimmons right now (November) are out of this world! This is also a great place to find asparagus, artichokes, pomegranates, mandarins, berries. Consider yourself lucky to have this at your disposal.

I wish that this was posted that it was closed still. Very disappointing that I drove over here and there is no farmers market

Great selection of local produce and flowers. Great way to support small businesses. Everyone is friendly and appreciative of your business. Feels great to be able to support the local farmer's market and get your flu shot haha.

Just so happened to get out of an appointment when this farmer's market was in full swing and I'm so glad I did! It's small but has GREAT options! That tamale stand, tho! Whew!! Some of THE BEST I've EVER had!! I look forward to going back and eating more!

Every Friday from 10am-2pm, there are a curvature of tents set up between the hospital building, selling a selection of fresh produce, fruits, snacks, food, organic honey/honeycomb, fresh pressed juices, jams, and more!A few of the vendors offer some samples for you to try before buying their product, which allows you to see if it's worth it. I really like the bottles of cold pressed juices that are sold here. Super refreshing and vitalizing, but the only downside is that it's $6 for a small bottle. Great to try and get once in a while. Furthermore, I really enjoyed the vendors selling tamales and empanadas. The tamales are pretty packed and come with green or red salsa in a container on the side. It's enough to eat half and save half for the rest if you don't have a big appetite. The empanadas are really delicious and this is where I had empanadas for the FIRST TIME ever!!! To say I've been missing out is an understatement. There's different meat fillings you can choose (carne, pork, ham & cheese, beef, spinach & feta, etc), but they sell out pretty quickly, so I'd recommend coming a little earlier!Overall, this farmers market is pretty small, but there are some pretty good snacks and food to buy. The prices are usually pretty set and are a little pricey, but renting a spot to sell costs them money as well. Although this is one of the smaller farmers markets I have been to, I cannot wait to check out some of the bigger ones nearby. Definitely worth checking out if you're ever close by. You never know what you might discover and like!

The only reason this farmers market doesn't have 5 stars is because people are writing reviews about the hospital itself. Those reviews DO NOT BELONG on this posting for the Market. Anyway, I swung by the Farmers Market today around 1pm and it was great! It's open Friday's from 10am-2pm. Today they had 2 hot food options. Tamales and the other booth was Empanadas. Unfortunately, I can't tell you how good the tamales are. They sold out by 12:30pm. They said people come and order them by the dozens but they are also available at Coronas Farmers Market that goes on Saturday mornings. I did however purchase 2 chicken empanadas in the next booth and they were delicious! (Photo above). This is a small to medium size market. Plenty of local veggies, fruits, breads, snacks, juices. Beautiful bouquets of flowers $6 each! I bought some dried fruit, fresh fruit, banana bread & jam as well. The bread guy has a ton of options and pretty good deals! They were also selling salsa, guacamole, sunflower hummus which was tasty. There were plenty of samples and for all of the families out there that have EBT/SNAP benefits almost every vendor takes it as payment. They have signs CLEARLY posted for you if they accept that type of payment which I thought was neat. I love supporting local farmers whenever I can. I took as many photos as I could for y'all.

Christy Geotinoa works on the second flood she took veery care me !!! Was taking great and just an make me felt so love 100/1000

Service was really good don't get me wrong The communication between these doctors is outrages They promised my pregnant wife that she can get a home health if she left without an iv in her arm that they can set something up cause when she has been poked 7 times in one day she wanted to take a break and the home health manager said yea that's fine if you don't go home without one and we can get you one at home.But now the ob came in and said something and now we can't get one at the house and now the manager is saying no I don't know who called you and told you it was fine if you don't go home without an iv claiming she never said that Now we have to drive back to the hospital multiply daysSo just be careful record your calls cause they will always say your lying They're communication between these doctors are crazy

This place needs massive billion dollar makeover. This place is run down, bathrooms weren't kept up, market cafe is a dump, needs a real restaurant with fresh coffee, new outside infrastructure, more staff and on and on. Just horrible. Staff I encountered were great.