Buena Park Farmers Market

Please romaine calm...Plentyyy amount of parking, but very small farmers market unfortunately. The pupusas here are fresh and delicious! Nice vendors and sometimes there's live music! You can find coffee, popcorn, roasted almonds, pastries, bread, veggies, fruit, plants, rocks, baby clothes, etc. at this market.

Thinking this might be a Winter market situation, but there were slim pickings with minimal booths, but overall this farmers market had all the basic items I came for. Everything was set up an open, but maybe it was a bit early in the day as they was very little foot traffic. Surprised more people aren't out picking up fresh food. These are the fruits and veggies that last unlike store bought. For a tad bit more, the freshness can't be beat.Happy to support local businesses!

I hadn't been to this farmers market in a long time and I was so glad I came. So many great vendors. Great food options and live music. I'm always happy to support my local businesses. Can't wait to return. Highly recommended coming here for fresh produce and lunch meal. An amazing conversation with the Latino crystal guy that made my day

Good selection of produce, craft boutiques and foods. Love the fact that small businesses are represented from hand made, unique jewelry to licensed, home kitchen made cookies (delicious cookies by the way). Live music, ample parking, boutiques, comparable farmer market produce prices and good eats.... how can you go wrong. Check it out for yourself if you get a chance.

Went to this farmer's market on a Saturday morning and it was fairly empty. There was some foot traffic as time went by especially for the food vendors. I went specifically for fresh groceries and plants. There is the sweetest lady selling succulents. I bought a cactus from her for $10 (really great size). I also bought an orchid for $10 from another vendor - super kind & helpful too. Even though this farmer's market is small, there are some great vendors worth checking out. Plus the great price doesn't hurt!

Nice selection of fruits and vegetables from various farms. They also have vendors for baby accessories/clothing, succulents, hand crafted jewelry, handcrafted bags, and variety of delicious food vendors. :) A great little adventure on the weekend- support local businesses.Hours: 9am - 2pm

A very small Farmers Market in the old Sears parking lot at the Buena Park Mall. A few produce booths, with okay looking produce and some novelty booths with knick knacks. We went to get some local honey and saw there was a honey booth, but the jars of honey were overpriced.

Depending on the year this can be a pretty good open air Farmers Market. Some weekends there are more vendors than other weekends. You only need about 10-15 minutes to see everything. Lots of fresh fruit and veggies. Plenty of plants and orchids. Over priced but delicious fresh bread at $7.00 a loaf. They also have fresh coffee beans, baked goods and miscellaneous vendors selling their hand made goods. My favorite is the Crystal man selling Sage, Crystal's, jewerly and giving out free good vibes.There are a few hot food vendors but I think they need more. They usually have empanadas, pupusas, tamales, Korean Hotdogs and a few others.

A really small farmers market that has some hidden gems worth checking out. Stopped by on a Saturday around 10am, which is about an hour after it officially opens. There were not many people, and not many booths either. You'll find some fruit vendors, leathersmiths, a few food stalls, and also some booths that sells items such as pita, hummus, and other similar items. The almond butter booth, do not pass it up, it is a little pricey compared to what you can buy in stores, but it tastes 10x better!Some of my favorite things I found/tasted: the Korean chicken wraps are awesome, I got mine with the honey mustard on it. Also tried the pupusas, they are worth checking out for sure as well. One thing I would pass on would be the roasted peanuts, they did not taste good at all. I am interested in coming back, for sure for the chicken wrap, but also to try out the tamales!

Went there to visit OC fatmers markets that are on their website, but this was very small, and overpriced.