Atwater Village Farmers’ Market

Farmers' market · Atwater Village

Atwater Village Farmers’ Market

Farmers' market · Atwater Village

3528 Larga Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90039

Highlights

Every Sunday, Atwater Village Farmers' Market transforms into a vibrant hub for fresh organic produce, tasty food vendors, and community vibes galore.

3528 Larga Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90039 Get directions

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@onthegrid

"Yeah, Atwater Village has a sweet farmers market too and its 10 years old so probably even more OG than yours. Every Sunday, the Wells Fargo parking lot on Glendale becomes a diverse hotbed of Atwater community folks doing the most feel good community thing ever while they hunt for certified organic fresh produce. Oysters, heirloom tomatoes, flowers, artisanal cheeses, some sick BBQ, fish tacos, a knife sharpening stand …what more do you people want?!?!? People watch, dog watch (there’s so many), get a reasonable price on some honey, feast and enjoy your Sunday." - Brains on Fire

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@infatuation

"One of the best-known markets among Eastsiders, the Atwater Village Market is like walking into a super-sized Whole Foods—with even more produce. You’ll find fruits and produce from some of the top farms in the city (with names you’ll recognize from some great restaurant menus), like Sunrise Organics and Jimenez Family Farms. There’s also an oyster bar and a knife sharpener. Open Sunday, 9am-2pm." - sylvio martins, garrett snyder

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@infatuation

"One of the best-known markets among Eastsiders, the Atwater Village Market is like walking into a super-sized Whole Foods—with even more produce. You’ll find fruits and produce from some of the top farms in the city (with names you’ll recognize from some great restaurant menus), like Sunrise Organics and Jimenez Family Farms. There’s also an oyster bar and a knife sharpener. We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - Team Infatuation

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@onthegrid

"Atwater Village Farmers' Market, Atwater Village. Yeah, Atwater Village has a sweet farmers market too and its 10 years old so probably even more OG than yours. Every Sunday, the Wells Fargo parking lot on Glendale becomes a diverse hotbed of Atwater community folks doing the most feel good community thing ever while they hunt for certified organic fresh produce. Oysters, heirloom tomatoes, flowers, artisanal cheeses, some sick BBQ, fish tacos, a knife sharpening stand …what more do you people want?!?!? People watch, dog watch (there’s so many), get a reasonable price on some honey, feast and enjoy your Sunday."

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@eater

"Serves gluten-free latkes with classic scallion and dill pickle varieties alongside cashew sour cream, apple sauce, and cashew Russian dressing. Available for pick-up at Atwater Village Farmers Market and delivery." - Eater Staff

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Harsh Verma

Google

A beautiful beautiful organic farmers market locked at Atwater village/ Los Feliz . You would find all kind of vegetables, juices , organic tea , candles , flowers , fruits and more . They are open every Sunday from 9AM to 2PM . Would highly recommend to check this place out 🥗 🥦 🍉 🍎🥰

Maria Interiano

Google

This farmers market is a 10/10, great place to go walk around enjoy some delicious food and drinks! The pupusas here are absolutely delicious!! Highly recommended.

Hottesome (Quintin Ellis Jr)

Google

Delightfully vibey with vribrant vendors, space, energy and deals. The quality of all goods, especially produce that is fresh, mature, ripe and unforgettable. The hot, cold and/or ready meal/food vendors such as Mort and Betty's Deli, Delmy's Pupusas, pi00la pizza, and Pretty Good Veggie Burgers will blow you away. Lines do form for popular spots, especially those Pupusas and Jam I Am. Places like Ken's Top Notch Organic and fresh fruit or veggie vendors have a great flow and easy to navigate flow + some fun complimentary samples and sometimes even fun games 😁😍 Parent, Pup and Kiddo friendly for Families, Friends, Groups or a solo stroll... You might even bump into some familiar faces you know as this is one super hidden gem locals will rush to. Local street parking, Metrolink and Metro Busses very accessible.

Ashley Villar

Google

Our favorite farmers market in Los Angeles 🥖🥕🍅 We come here every Sunday to drop off our compost at LA Compost. There is plenty of fresh produce, fruits, breads, soaps, food and more to buy all that you need until the next Sunday! Every week, we always buy sourdough bread from the Goldfruit stand and fresh berry boats, tomatoes and squash from the little stand hidden in the ally. Of course, every stand there offers high quality goods and friendly sellers 💛

AniVaroni

Google

Fresh eggs, veg+fruit, baked goods, dairy products. Go grab a croissant, fresh coffee, a bouquet of flowers for your loved one, and everything you need to make a giant harvest salad, all while you get yours knives sharpened.

Marissa Berrini

Google

I love this farmers market because it's the perfect size for quick shopping and a bite for lunch. Main focus is food and produce. Parking is available but you might have to drive though the lot a couple times.

Ammar Al Nueimi

Google

Vibrant marketplace, full of diverse products, alien shaped mushrooms!!! funny shaped jars of Raw 🍯, fair enough variety of cottage cheese 🧀, Black berries 🤤 Red berries 🍒, Blueberry 🫐 Purple Green Onion 🧅!!! Herbs for cooking and medicine 💊💉 Orange juice jars 🧃 Dry fruits, fresh organic Groceries, and above all you can get Loquat fruit here!!! I struggled to find it online or at other markets...I am addicted to this market and feel happy with its nice vendors 💕 This week I found Peppermint which is called بطنج in Arabic 😊

Farid Bukhari

Google

Always enjoy Sunday farmers market great choices of organic fresh produce friendly service vendors reasonably priced highly recommended

Harsh Verma

Google

Maria Interiano

Google

This farmers market is a 10/10, great place to go walk around enjoy some delicious food and drinks! The pupusas here are absolutely delicious!! Highly recommended.

Hottesome (Quintin Ellis Jr)

Google

Ashley Villar

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AniVaroni

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Marissa Berrini

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Ammar Al Nueimi

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Farid Bukhari

Google

Always enjoy Sunday farmers market great choices of organic fresh produce friendly service vendors reasonably priced highly recommended

Gohar K.

Yelp

One of my favorite farmers markets near my house. It's on Sundays. The bad thing is finding parking is nearly impossible. You have to drive around many times until someone leaves. Mostly street parking. Other than that everything else is perfect. He vendors are nice, there are many options to chose from. Fresh eggs, bread and pastries, fruits and vegetables. Olive oil and honey. You will pretty much find everything here. Also they have a vendor that sells the most delicious pupusas. A must when here. But gotta warn you always a long line. It's worth it though Love coming here.

Barbara S.

Yelp

I love visiting this little market when I'm in town. Line ups for all the prepared food vendors were too long for me this morning - especially at the pupusa and bread stands but I wasn't in the market for either so I was happy to wander by and enjoy the smells. I love all the fresh veggies. I bought a few today and really just enjoyed the vibe. The knife sharpener and the mushrooms and the families and the dogs and the coffee roaster and the flowers. Does it stick out from other markets I've been to? No - and to my canadian dollar it seems fairly expensive. I got 2 shallots and 4 small Persian cucumbers and 2 tiny heads of garlic which cost about $10 Canadian but that's okay because I love supporting g local and small business. I'm leaving soon otherwise I would have bought some kimchi too - he has them in 3 various stages of fermentation - ask him to explain them to you!

Kayla M.

Yelp

One of my favorite farmers' markets! Coming here earlier is better as more items are available. Garcia Ruelas Farms is my go to place for chicken and eggs. And the guy that sells sprouts around the corner is as well. I love exploring and picking up food here. My go-to places aside from the above are the citrus vendor and strawberry vendors. Great food at great prices. If you live a bit out, definitely being a cooler with you so your cold goods don't spoil on your drive home.

Quintin E.

Yelp

Farmer's Market gold south of Glendale. The Atwater Village Farmer's Market is an instant favorite. I'm glad I had self-control between the delicious samples of fruit, juice, and bites, but I might want a wagon and a small SUV to load up with next time... O.O #TastingWithYourEyes I had heard great things about all the vendors and layout from many locals, including my friend Chris, who sometimes helps with DUBA Tea - also fun samples!! David and Kai are a pair of brothers behind this fresh blend tea lab of loose leaf & so much more delights. I made my way through every knock and cranny before doubling back to support all these small, incredible vendors. Jam I Am, is my Jam - Carolyn's homemade, no additives, rich unique flavors of jar greatness. Having some currently. Tomato Jam? More please :D Raw Cane Super Juice all day every day within more days. A bottle of their Ginger Lime was added to purchases today, but I enjoy a few flavorful samples. Thank you, Myrrh! I'm not always particularly hungry in the early AM. However, treating myself to Mort and Betty's all Jewish vegan deli meets bakery was life changing. A peanut butter blondie and some comfort dill potato salad was my first order of many. Their Focaccia Deli Sandwich, Meg Thee Scallion, bagels, cashew cream cheese, and probiotic pickles + krauts are all telling me to try them next. Ken's Top Notch certified organic produce had these sweet green nectarines samples - instant add to cart. Cash is recommended, and they do have an ATM at the Farmer's market as well as the corner/liquor store across the street, plus a US Bank a beat up from that. You can use your card for alert every vendor, but there may be one or two who only take cash and non-traditional debit/credit payments. I went super green while browsing the greens and assorted colors, taking the Metro Bus 92 and 94 back today. The Metrolink is also fairly close by 13 to 15 minutes on foot. Street parking is available down along Glendale Blvd but does fill up quickly. Open every Sunday from 9 am until 2 pm - with freshness and kindness in abundance. Family friendly, dog friendly, open air fun fare... You never know who you might see... Love running into three or more friends in a row. Sunday Funday in the best way!

Luke L.

Yelp

*** Every Sunday from 9 AM to 2 PM *** This farmers' market has been opened since June 2005 and is set up right next to Blu Jam Cafe. This is currently one of six farmers' markets operates by SEE-LA (Sustainable Economic Enterprises of Los Angeles). [Parking]: The parking lot behind StashDash (3172 Glendale Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90039) has very limited parking spaces and I had better luck finding a street parking near U.S. Bank (3355 Glendale Blvd) just two blocks away from the market. Free metered parking on Sunday. The usual Wells Fargo parking lot on Larga (3250 Glendale Blvd) is closed for construction starting in September 2023. [Vendors]: There are approximately 30+ vendors with 5% miscellaneous items (e.g. candles), 55% producers (e.g. dates, mushroom, fresh cut flowers, etc.), and 40% food vendors (e.g. raw oysters, artisan bread, artisan tea, etc.). Not too many vendors offer free samples and I saw one guitarist playing music. Overall a solid 3.5-star. If you ask me what a typical Los Angeles farmers' market would look like, then this market would be it. I am knocking half a star due to (1) slightly inconvenient parking situation and (2) average produce selection comparing against other farmers' markets.

Tellie N.

Yelp

Every Sunday farmers market is the best. Love this it's just down the street from my place. They have fresh fruits, so sweet and fresh. Foos: papusas, tamales, oyster, pies and etc. Suggest to go early it get really crowded around noon time. Parking is hard because it's so busy. It's crowded because a lot of people do grocery on here so they bring their own cart.

Jenny L.

Yelp

Just love this little farmers market. They have really grown and expanded their selection. So many unique goodies here. There is neighborhood street parking but there are so many people fighting for space. Lots of great little boutiques and coffee shops and places to see here.

Cecille L.

Yelp

I love this farmers market and after 9 years of being away from CA, I was able to visit and make it out to this favorite spot of mine. It's not at the Wells Fargo lot anymore, but at the next street over....unless I was there too early? I was very impressed and amazed at how fresh and robust the fruits and veggies looked. It's nothing like what we have available where I live. It was a really nice visit. I hope next time I'm in Southern California, I can come visit again.

Anwaar J.

Yelp

It's a quaint market but it's nice because it's not too overwhelming. I go there every week to drop off my compost since my apartment complex does have anything set up for that. The people are friendly and I usually pick up some fruit while I am there. Parking can be a bit tricky but I always find something not too far. There are also lots of shops and restaurants in the area.

Harley G.

Yelp

I hate to write a negative review for a farmers market, but this one feels like it's gone down hill. Today one vendor gave me a berry basket completely dumped over and smushed in a bag (not in one of those tight clamshell containers), got the wrong change from another vendor, and the most unfortunate is that the quality of produce is... not good. Feels like I'm eating Ralph's berries and veggies. Bit of a bummer.

Alaska V.

Yelp

Our favorite farmers market in Los Angeles We come here every Sunday to drop off our compost at LA Compost. There is plenty of fresh produce, fruits, breads, soaps, food and more to buy all that you need until the next Sunday! Every week, we always buy sourdough bread from the Goldfruit stand and fresh berry boats, tomatoes and squash from the little stand hidden in the ally. Of course, every stand there offers high quality goods and friendly sellers

Monica G.

Yelp

I love the produce here. I especially love the eggs. They are the most tasty eggs I've had. You do have to come early for things. Sometimes they will run out early. They have a great flower vendor, Compost LA is set up here as well. They have a great vendor that has dates, another one with sprouts. A coffee vendor as well as prepared food.

Melineh H.

Yelp

1st time at this farmer's market and I have to say I was actually impressed. Out of all of the farmers markets I go to this is the only one that has the most variety of Organic vegetables, Organic bread, wild fish, and an assortment of vegan cheeses and vegan hummus. My favorite vendors were the kimchi, and vegan cheese only because it was my 1st time trying their product and it was very delicious. Also parking is super easy and right across the street. T & a farms Was also a great find because we learned about their Responsibly farmed grain that they make fabulous bread with. It is also very rich in nutrients. All of the price points were very reasonable. My only wish would be that they had more of an arts and crafts vendors selection.

Candace M.

Yelp

This market tells you how it should be done in COVID era to run a market safely. I went to the South Pasadena one and I was mortified after visiting this great one and how well-organized it is. You can see my review of that one for comparison. If you are COVID averse (i.e. you don't want to get sick) then definitely go to this market, they have safety first! They have a one-way flow set up. Their info booth and credit card machine are right there at the start of the flow in a tent. They also match SNAP for the first $10 you swipe if that's important. I felt safe there - there are hand sanitizers around, they have six feet markings throughout, and they have a one way flow to make sure people don't fly all over the place. It seems like people get in and get out - which is what I want - no need to keep shuffling back and forth ya fools! If you are coming up Largo and see a parking spot on the street, take it. There is also parking in the Wells Fargo lot which is fine since its Sunday. It is a little tricky getting out of the bank lot - the intersection is just a bit odd so take care wheeling out of Atwater Village with your dank goods. I will note I love the vegan cheesemonger - she is great and her hard cheeses are absolutely remarkable - never had anything quite like it for vegan cheeses! I also like the coffee roasters at sort of the end of road area! Get in, get out, and don't linger! :)

Michael B.

Yelp

Easy farmers market in good area. Typical farmers market stands. Shops around farmers market also craft and cottage industry. Parking is no more or less difficult than other farmers markets

Melanie F.

Yelp

For LA, this market has excellent prices on fresh fruits and veggies. A large market but not overwhelming. Extremely personable vendors with high quality goods. Lots of places take venmo and Apple Pay which is ((chefs kiss)). I absolutely love the Caribbean pop up restaurant (they seem to be there weekly) Try the Turkey patty. It's very scrumptious.

Prairie S.

Yelp

The reason I go here is because I have been bringing my separated food scraps to the wonderful gang from LA Compost who collect people's food to make compost. (I volunteered at one of their sites to turn over and manage their compost piles and I see that they are oversubscribed...there is a great amount of food waste coming in and they're almost running out of facility space for all the nutrient rich compost they are generating.) Other than that there are one or two vendors from whom I regularly get my grapefruit and vegetables and free-range eggs. But this market is tight and cramped. Many of the sellers are on the high price side. There are limited numbers of sellers. This is a neighborhood vibe kind of market, and nearby there are nice bistros and shops. I understand how the local population here would love this market. But it's not a destination market to visit. It doesn't hold a candle to the best farmer's market, Mar Vista.

Fareedha P.

Yelp

I don't think this will be a weekly routine since some of the produce is more expensive than typical sprouts/TJ but the fruits are definitely worth it here. We arrived around noon and there was plenty of parking in a free lot across the entrance way. Although this market was smaller than I expected, there are hidden gems among the vendors. Highly recommend to try the following food vendors: - Delmy's Pupusas (shrimp & beef) - Iced mocha from the only coffee stand. Iced americano was okay here. - Fresh Oysters (half a dozen typically fills me up) - Jamaican beef patty from the Jamaica stand towards the end There isn't much shade, so prepare for the heat in advance.

Owen S.

Yelp

Good market .. pretty decent size.... Not a whole lot of certified organic produce, however lots of variety of vendors

Glen T.

Yelp

Great atmosphere, food, desserts, fruits and vegetables. Also great coffee. We purchased coffee, pies, and tamales.

Courtney L.

Yelp

The food here is amazing! Customer service is great and the ambiance is something else. 10/10!

Megan R.

Yelp

Reason number 17838754 why I love living in LA: the farmers markets. The fresh produce situation can really not be beat and even if I'm not needing anything specific, I love spending my Sunday morning getting some fresh air and supporting local vendors. It looks like this market in particular closed for one week as a Coronavirus precaution, but as long as everyone is practicing social distancing, I think this could be a good option for grabbing groceries (versus standing in a super long line at Trader Joe's). This market is on the small side compared to Hollywood or Santa Monica, but it still has a good mix of vendors and is an awesome option for Westsiders. Parking is usually pretty easy in this part of town because of the meters in the alley off of Glendale Blvd, but that's also where the market takes place so spots are limited. When we get back to normal times, make sure to stop at Proof and Individual Medley (a block away) to support those Atwater businesses as well!

Emily M.

Yelp

Just love this little Farmers market. I may be biased because it's in my hood...but that's why it's the best! My Sunday ritual involves... First stop... All the way in the back I stock up on some hummus and pita for the week. You can easily bargain with the guy. Second stop...Delmy's Pupusas! Oh EM GEE. These are fire. I always get 4-5 to-go. They even have shrimp ones. I haven't seen those too often. They have a ton of different choices. And they give you all the sides packed nicely to-go as well. Third stop...FLOWERS. The guy there is super sweet. I usually pick 2 bunches to mix together and he will make a bouquet with extra flowers he has at his table. I get a beautiful bouquet for less than $10. That's what I call a successful Sunday!

Heddy N.

Yelp

Been coming to this farmer's market for 4 years and so glad they kept it open through COVID. They have staff to ensure the market doesn't get too crowded, require masks, and have 6 feet markers for forming lines for some of the vendors. Tons of fresh produce and specialty vendors like bread, pies, dates, meats, fish, Korean kimchi/side dishes, vegan cheese/yogurt, Mediterranean side dishes, etc. All the vendors are super friendly and helpful, and go above and beyond for you. Many a time I've had a farm's staff give me a different kind of fruit or veg to try at home for free. I've never had a bad experience (except for a customer being rude to staff bc she wanted to bring her dog in -- not allowed by County health code. I'm a dog owner and I was rolling my eyes at her). It does get really HOT in the summer days, so try and go in the morning. They do keep it open till about 2pm now but midday sun is unbearable.

Misi L.

Yelp

I am grateful this market remains open especially during these unprecedented times of COVID-19 This way we can buy fresh foods, support our local farmers & shop locally supporting small businesses that set up in the market. (+ we are outdoors in fresh air) I applaud everyone who comes wearing masks, observes physical distancing and is space aware! People - buyers and sellers (*for the most part) are respecting boundaries and behaving responsibly. The sellers must abide by all mandated regulations in place - so when they don't open early for you don't complain. When they ask you not to touch everything and only touch what you're going to buy - don't complain. **The more we all pay attention and abide by the rules the more open air farmers markets will stay open during this time. Shout out to John Dibbins Organic Farm and the team that sells and to my new fave Breadblok. Thank you all for the great produce and responsibly crafted goods. #loveyourfarmer *For the few that don't want to play by the current government mandated physical distance rules and act responsibly to your neighbors - PLEASE don't be selfish and mess it up for everyone- if you don't want to play by the rules. Stay away. Please!!

Richard K.

Yelp

Atwater Farmer's Market just turned 10-years-old this year making it one of the O.G. ones in the Los Angeles area. Located in the parking lot for Wells Fargo, the market is not that big, but you know, size does not always matter... that's what "he" said, right? To save all the foodies a severe let down, if you go to Farmer's Markets to eat overpriced shit, then this market will definitely disappoint unless of course you really love Salvadoran pupusas. However, if you like fresh eggs and fresh produce, this market is definitely worth a visit. I mean the vendor that sells eggs for $6-a-dozen sells giant fucking eggs. On more than one occasion I have cracked open an egg to find twin embryos. Double the pleasure, double the fun. I must say though, having been to my fair share of the Los Angeles area's farmer's markets, like 2Pac, every farmer's market I go, I see the same hoes... as in hoe'd up produce and their hoers... LOL. Seriously though, I notice the same ass vendors and can't help but think that they are on some sort of full-time farmer's market circuit! Makes me wonder when they actually farm? There are the produce vendors, the aforementioned pupusa booth, the kimchi sold by white people, and a resident knife sharpening guy. The only things that are missing to make it like all the other farmer's markets is a hummus vendor or those Afghan food guys or maybe an olive oil booth. Also, as others have mentioned, parking is shit. But, but, but... there is street parking on the smaller side streets, a couple small public parking lots on the south side of Glendale Avenue, and if you are lucky you can even park at the metered spots along Glendale Avenue for free since even the meter maid dickbutts take Sunday off in Atwater. At the end of the day, I love coming here with the wife and Charlie (my furbaby) since the Jurassic-World-eggs alone make the visit worthwhile. So, the misses goes in to shop while Charlie and I hang out along the sidewalk because sadly, they dog-scriminate here since you know, health codes and shit. Which makes me think of opening up a dog watching service on the sidewalk LOL. Seriously, methinks I should set up a pen "fur realZ".

Ms L.

Yelp

The perfect size market with a bit of everything. Love starting my Sundays here.

Matthew G.

Yelp

This is our local market and we've gone there weekly for about seven years. I'd say it peaked a couple years ago when it could hold its own to any other market in the county. We were so lucky. Since then it has lost several outstanding vendors and is starting to look like any other average market. I don't know why these vendors leave, but you would hope the organizers could find replacements to fill the gaps. There are no Asian produce stands anymore. Her Farm is gone, Ha's Apple Farm is gone. Rose and her husband used to bring Chinese and SEA vegetables. No more. Frankly, this sucks. It's hard to find organic Chinese vegetables at a grocery. And I'm not talking about bok choy at Whole Foods. We want opo, si gua, ong choy, and yu choy. Kane's Family Farm (mushrooms) left. South Central Farm is gone. Tutti Frutti Farms and all their tomato varieties. Gone. JF Organics. Where are they? Had the best quality and varieties of okra, beets, and colored cauliflower. There are still some top notch vendors like Kenter Canyon, Fruit Fairy, John Givens, Verni's, and Whisper Farms, but it's not a place where you can get the best of everything any more and if you cook Asian food you are SOL.

Sima K.

Yelp

This please is best market place in Los Angels very nice costumer service the stuff is very professional love this place for shopping

N F.

Yelp

It's a small market with good vendors but definitely not outstanding, especially if you love variety. I've been spoiled by the Hollywood Farmers Market (my go-to every Sundays) and nothing else compares to that one. Once in a blue I'll pop in here if I don't need anything beyond the basics. What I like about this market is the compost drop off station managed by LA COMPOST which the HFM currently doesn't have (though I hear in the future it might be added). Other than that I'm not a regular here. Try to find parking a block or two in the residential areas to avoid grid lock during busy times.

Bex Q.

Yelp

Lots of organic produce at this location and many of the vendors take credit cards which is awesome because I have often miscalculated how much money I need and withdrawing money from a major bank isn't in my budget since I belong to a credit union! I think there are just the right amount of vendors covering all that I could want, which is more veggies and less finished foods. I like that they have flowers, juice, pupusas, and soap, but I can do without. I like that there are is overlap in the veggies and there's a good variety depending on what's in season and that the eggs aren't astronomical. It's perfect to go if you have kids because it's short and sweet! My kid is 8 and she can manage it just well enough.

Laine C.

Yelp

It was my first time going to the Atwater Village Farmer's Market with my sister a few weeks ago and we had a wonderful time shopping around. It was teeming with people and therefore looking for street parking was quite hectic but that's to be expected every Sunday in Atwater Village. Armed with a basket and two big bags, we strolled through the farmers market and purchased quality fruits and veggies. It's stone fruit season so of course, we were able to get good deals on plums and peaches. Kale and chard were plentiful as well as beets and boy did we chance on some massive + weird beets! My sister juiced the heck out of those beets already by the way. A noteworthy stall we happened to buy some of our veggies from was one that sold veggies that are present in Filipino dishes. Bittermelons and eggplants of all sizes, long green beans, kangkong (a type of spinach that's often included in sinigang-- a tamarind-soup Filipino dish), patola (a type of green gourd), bok choy, taro leaves, malunggay leaves, sweet potato leaves, etc! My mum was definitely happy with the veggies we got. After shopping and walking around, we bought some drinks (tamarind juice + sorrel juice) at the Jamaican food stand. There were other foods stands as well such as pupusas, fish + shrimp tacos, kettle corn, cheese, hummus, etc. Although farmers markets prices tend to be pricier than Trader Joe's, Sprouts, or your local supermarkets, I do think it's always worth it buying produce at farmers markets whenever one has the chance. Always nice knowing where exactly the food you consume comes from by conversing with the vendors themselves. Getting produce here and stopping by Proof Bakery for some coffees and pastries before/after = my definition of a good Sunday!

Loriann G.

Yelp

The cutest farmers market! Will be my go to spot almost every Sunday! Great location! The pupusa stand.. omg! Amazinggg so good and only $5 for a pork and cheese pupusa. Highly recommend checking this place out

Kate B.

Yelp

The one star is not for the quality and amount of food, nor the farmers and workers who provided this wonderful resource. The one star is for the inconsiderate patrons and their absolute non-compliance to social-distancing. There were parents letting their kids run amok, people brushing up against each other, pawing through the vegetables instead of letting the growers help. I heard many farmers ask people to not handle to food and then put it back (which the patrons were doing). Had I not needed to purchase fresh produce for a cancer patient, I would have left immediately. I felt sorry for the farmers whose business is going to suffer because the patrons were too self-absorbed to think about how their actions would affect other people.

Sara F.

Yelp

Well organized farmers market with a great vibe. Everything was awesome! I think this will be my Sunday thing now.

Lisa G.

Yelp

Parking was a pain...had to drive in circles looking for street parking. Farmers Market was so crowded you could barely walk in between booths. Tried it for the first time to see what was different than my Encino Farmer's Market. Not much really. Encino has a huge parking lot and plenty of space to get around.

Anna H.

Yelp

Great market! Parking is awesome - free and always available. Small size but they have all you might need.

Elle E.

Yelp

This place is great! Fresh eggs, fresh flowers, fresh meat, fresh veggies: this farmers' market is fresh! Plus the food vendors: yum! I had two pupusas and was tempted to take some to go (they were either really great, or I was hungry: probably both. Definitely both) Parking is a pain, but as long as you don't mind a walk you can usually find a spot in the neighborhood. You will also find the usual flood of hipsters here, and others who seem to flock to farmers markets because they're trendy, rather than to get some local honey (did I mention they have honey? Well they do, and it's fairly inexpensive: $10 for a 24 oz. jar). This is definitely my new go to farmers market especially since the one that used to live at the Americana is no more. And because of the pupusas (mostly because of the pupusas).

Katye M.

Yelp

We happened upon this Farmers' Market and decided to walk through for fun. It was a nice market with what you would typically expect -- local fruits and veggies, fresh bakery items, homemade candles, and food to eat (e.g., stands serving meals). There wasn't anything special about this market and we wouldn't go out of our way to go back. We did buy some strawberries and blueberries from a stand -- a little pricey and the fruit was just "okay".

Joellyn M.

Yelp

I used to love this Market when it was in the Wells Fargo parking lot, but now that it's in the actual Atwater Parking lots behind the stores, I have a hard time with it. It's a great little market, but now the space is so tight that it gets overcrowded very quickly. I have a hard time with crowds and found myself feeling claustrophobic the last time I was there. Plus now that a whole parking lot has been taken over, it makes an already difficult parking situation that much harder. I've driven around the neighborhood for 30 minutes or more trying to find a parking space and just given up. It's very popular so I guess most people don't mind, but I'm now looking for another market that has a little more elbow room. Any suggestions?

Sandy S.

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Visited this FM for the first time on Saturday 7/29/17. We recently relocated back from the I.E. and are checking out all the farmers markets nearby. We found the Atwater Farmers Market to be relatively small in size. Not a whole lot of variety. It had a few good food concessions though, but we enjoyed the neighboring cafes a bit more. Cheers!

Kenya M.

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I suggest that you take your time walking through the entire market before you decide on what to buy. You may find that you want something at another stand that you had already bought with someone else. (i.e. peaches, eggs, etc.) There is a little bit of everything at the market and if you ask questions, the farmers will gladly answer them to the best of their knowledge! South Central Farmers has a plethora of organic veggies at such a good price! They will tell you all about each one if you ask. Bolaños sprouts is a good place to stop by for you health nuts. They have wheatgrass shots for a dollar and, despite the acquired taste, it is just about the best stuff you can do for your body! You MUST stop by Gama Farms for your potatoes, onions and HAPPY CHICKEN EGGS! They have a variety of potatoes and onions to choose from and if you don't know which ones would go best in your dish, just ask! When in season, they also have the purple Japanese style yams. They are simply addicting! Delmy's Pupusa's is another stand you must stop by, With pupusas at 3 dollars a piece, you really can't go wrong. There are other food vendors so I would suggest weekly trips to this market to try everything! If you come seven times (I believe) they give you three market dollars to spend at the stand of your choice! You must see the market manager for more details on that. Her name is Joyce and she is usually sitting at the corner of it all next to the storage unit. There are also other things there that you must see: PIES! berries, oranges, candles and handmade soaps, tons of nutritious greens, delicious fruit, more food and friendly vendors. You must really see it for yourself though. Have fun!

Aditi A.

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This is a very small farmers market but has everything I need. The pupusa stand is the real winner. Ruth & her crew at the pupusa stand got their pupusa game on point - so fresh and delicious. My husband and I love grabbing Sunday lunch at Ruth's stand (and the taco stand nearby) before/after stocking up on vegetables and fruits for the week! One of the most convenient parts about this farmers market is that it is 100 feet from several Wells Fargo ATMs. None of the vendors (that I know of) accept square or credit cards. Parking is on the street only + some meters.

Melissa L.

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It be small, but mighty. Great vendors with all the fruits and veggies I could ever want. Great selection of salad greens, apples, and some of the best-looking ugly tomatoes I've ever seen. Fish monger, cheese monger and grass fed beef folks all on site, too... as well as a coupld of good-looking prepared food stands (oysters! tacos! papusas! and a Caribbean place with roti and curries that I'm definitely going back for!). NOTE: Parallel park along Glendale, as you're approaching the Wells Fargo. It's free on Sundays.

MichaelAngelo ES Q.

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Sunday's are somewhat centered around cooking and eating - and drawing up a proper check list is crucial when it comes down to choice (ie. TJ or WF). In this case - you hop on your bike and head over to the AVFM next to the abandoned Acapulco. You know what - I like this place - It's low maintenance - No $5.00 parking BS - You don't have green peace grilling you over the environment and Mr. Sensitive saying "you wanna free hug"? You have room to breathe and time to shop at a good pace. The goods... Oyster mushrooms, squash blossom flowers, blistered almonds, goat cheese marinated in olive-oil and herbs, organic brown eggs, un-pasteurized sugar cane juice, Jujube and dried sage from the Rasta man pushing homemade incense. Special thanks goes out to, the Pupusa lady and Mr. Tamale dude!

Judith L.

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Love this little farmers market. They have my Bonjour yogurt and many other prepared items as well as fruits and vegetables. I love the Santa Maria Beef tri tip and plan on using it for my meal prep this week. Yum!

Abigail O.

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Before I begin to detail my weekly Atwater Village Farmers Market routine, I would like to acknowledge as a few others have that this is not in comparison with other Farmers Markets as when it comes to size and selection, I am guesstimating that this one is not the tippy top. However, one of my frustrations with larger farmers markets is that there are only so many produce stands that you can have before it becomes necessary to walk through every single stand before purchasing anything as to avoid the whole "oh crap, those artichokes look fresher and they're cheaper..." thing. Atwater Farmers Market Must Haves (can't list all but these are my musts): - Raw Cane Detox Elixir: A combination of raw cane juice, ginger, cayenne, and lemon make up an effective liver cleanser. Great for hangovers and prevention of the blahs. - Papusas: My favorite is veggie and cheese. Crisp perfectly cooked papusa stuffed with sauteed zucchini, onion, broccoli, and others. Topped with a dollop of sour cream, a helping of homemade slaw (ask for extra jalapenos), and topped with a scoop of spicy salsa. Quick Tip: Ask for a few to go, all condiments are packed separately for Sunday dinner/Monday lunch. - Handmade Soaps: Great homemade soaps that are effective non-drying cleansers with great scents. To top it off, made and sold by the sweetest Father and Son duo Happy Farmers Marketing!

Brian H.

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Great farmers market. Got some iced coffee here and shopped to find potted plants so I bought some basil and mint for cheap. Veggies for lunch today and saved when compared to Ralphs. Check it out when you can. Sunday only.

Jacqueline T.

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Prices for farmers' market tend to be higher than your everyday market, but there were two things that I found here that will keep me coming back. I stopped by this yogurt/hummus stand when I first came in, not thinking much of it, but the vendor was really friendly and let my mom and I sample 3+ yogurt flavors without making us feel bad! In fact, he just gave us the samples instead of us asking. But anyways, this stand sold French Kefir and hummus - not a big yogurt fan, I thought these yogurts were phenomenal. They're definitely a thicker yogurt, along the lines of Greek yogurt, but without that Greek yogurt taste - and flavors were outstanding. We got the blueberry and mango, but also tried the pumpkin - the freshness of the fruits really shine through. I also purchased a Spicy Hummus - and OMG I love it. As much as I enjoy hummus, I normally don't finish a tub before it goes bad - but with this tub, two days in, and I'm half way through it. The flavor and texture are on point. The texture isn't too fine, not too course - just has that perfect hummus consistency - definitely more course than the market ones. Parking is a bit of a nightmare - we parked on the residential street area, which was jampacked with cars.

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"One of the best-known markets among Eastsiders, the Atwater Village Market is like walking into a super-sized Whole Foods—with even more produce. You’ll find fruits and produce from some of the top farms in the city (with names you’ll recognize from some great restaurant menus), like Sunrise Organics and Jimenez Family Farms. There’s also an oyster bar and a knife sharpener. We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - Team Infatuation

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This farmers market is a 10/10, great place to go walk around enjoy some delicious food and drinks! The pupusas here are absolutely delicious!! Highly recommended.

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Always enjoy Sunday farmers market great choices of organic fresh produce friendly service vendors reasonably priced highly recommended

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This farmers market is a 10/10, great place to go walk around enjoy some delicious food and drinks! The pupusas here are absolutely delicious!! Highly recommended.

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Always enjoy Sunday farmers market great choices of organic fresh produce friendly service vendors reasonably priced highly recommended

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Michael B.

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Easy farmers market in good area. Typical farmers market stands. Shops around farmers market also craft and cottage industry. Parking is no more or less difficult than other farmers markets

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Owen S.

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Good market .. pretty decent size.... Not a whole lot of certified organic produce, however lots of variety of vendors

Glen T.

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Great atmosphere, food, desserts, fruits and vegetables. Also great coffee. We purchased coffee, pies, and tamales.

Courtney L.

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The food here is amazing! Customer service is great and the ambiance is something else. 10/10!

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Ms L.

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The perfect size market with a bit of everything. Love starting my Sundays here.

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This please is best market place in Los Angels very nice costumer service the stuff is very professional love this place for shopping

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Sara F.

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Well organized farmers market with a great vibe. Everything was awesome! I think this will be my Sunday thing now.

Lisa G.

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Great market! Parking is awesome - free and always available. Small size but they have all you might need.

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