Larchmont Farmers' Market

Cute, small market with great quality vendors with a variety of products. It’d be a 5-star experience if more of the produce vendors put prices out for their produce. I went on a Wednesday and felt lucky finding a nearby parking spot, as I imagine that could be a bit of a hunt on a busier day.

Loved this market! Such a great variety of veggies, fruits and berries, mushrooms, various deeps and pastries, nuts, and other things. Prices are a little on the higher side, but the catch worth it. Most of the vendors accept cards and Venmo. There is a public parking across the street and it’s free on Sunday.

This farmers market is on of the places I like. The people are very polite, helpful and happy. The market is smaller than other places but it had all the food products I needed. The eggs lady also sells fresh dresses brown chicken, tomato lady has beautiful tomatoes, herbs and little gems lettuce. This market is only open on Sunday from 8:30am-1pm. Meter parking is free before 11am. Happy shopping!

This trip was a total waste of time. This is one of the smallest farmer markets that there is in Los Angeles and the vendors don't pack a lot of diversity in what they sell. I came here to get some seeded watermelons, and they didn't even have any. They only had the seedless ones. Literally, seedless watermelons are GMO. People come to the farmers markets to get away from genetically modified organic food, and get here they are selling it.

What a great farmers market! It’s fairly small as compared to others that are blocks long. This one is all about quality. Great selection of flowers and amazingly fresh vegetables, Icelandic fish, local honey, etc. pretty much everything you need to prepare healthy meals throughout the week.

This is a small neighborhood farmers market, but they have all of the staples: fruits, vegetables, baked goods, dips, and eggs. It gets really crowded around lunch time on Sundays but they still have a good amount of products available past 1pm. Come do a little shopping here and then grab coffee or brunch at one of the many amazing options on Larchmont Blvd! Street parking can be hard to come by on Sunday mornings but there is also easy parking in the neighborhood streets one block down.

The Best Celeb sightings are here! Stars galore vegetable shopping through the market stalls. Go early. It is very over priced for almost everything, however, a must see LA market. Do not assume organic unless the stall says so. Curbside parking is free on all the side streets in Hancock Park and easier to access then the public parking on Larchmont. Candle vendor here has amazing scented soy candles that make great gifts. Check out Peets right across the street for a quick moving coffee line , AC and great pastries Santa Monica farmers market is the same, get there early for celeb sightings and great stalls.

Small, fresh and frindly! They know you. Tell you when they have sone fruits or vegetables arriving soon, or will be the last time at the marjet for the season.

Cute, small market with great quality vendors with a variety of products. It’d be a 5-star experience if more of the produce vendors put prices out for their produce. I went on a Wednesday and felt lucky finding a nearby parking spot, as I imagine that could be a bit of a hunt on a busier day.

Loved this market! Such a great variety of veggies, fruits and berries, mushrooms, various deeps and pastries, nuts, and other things. Prices are a little on the higher side, but the catch worth it. Most of the vendors accept cards and Venmo. There is a public parking across the street and it’s free on Sunday.

This farmers market is on of the places I like. The people are very polite, helpful and happy. The market is smaller than other places but it had all the food products I needed. The eggs lady also sells fresh dresses brown chicken, tomato lady has beautiful tomatoes, herbs and little gems lettuce. This market is only open on Sunday from 8:30am-1pm. Meter parking is free before 11am. Happy shopping!

This trip was a total waste of time. This is one of the smallest farmer markets that there is in Los Angeles and the vendors don't pack a lot of diversity in what they sell. I came here to get some seeded watermelons, and they didn't even have any. They only had the seedless ones. Literally, seedless watermelons are GMO. People come to the farmers markets to get away from genetically modified organic food, and get here they are selling it.

What a great farmers market! It’s fairly small as compared to others that are blocks long. This one is all about quality. Great selection of flowers and amazingly fresh vegetables, Icelandic fish, local honey, etc. pretty much everything you need to prepare healthy meals throughout the week.

This is a small neighborhood farmers market, but they have all of the staples: fruits, vegetables, baked goods, dips, and eggs. It gets really crowded around lunch time on Sundays but they still have a good amount of products available past 1pm. Come do a little shopping here and then grab coffee or brunch at one of the many amazing options on Larchmont Blvd! Street parking can be hard to come by on Sunday mornings but there is also easy parking in the neighborhood streets one block down.

The Best Celeb sightings are here! Stars galore vegetable shopping through the market stalls. Go early. It is very over priced for almost everything, however, a must see LA market. Do not assume organic unless the stall says so. Curbside parking is free on all the side streets in Hancock Park and easier to access then the public parking on Larchmont. Candle vendor here has amazing scented soy candles that make great gifts. Check out Peets right across the street for a quick moving coffee line , AC and great pastries Santa Monica farmers market is the same, get there early for celeb sightings and great stalls.

Small, fresh and frindly! They know you. Tell you when they have sone fruits or vegetables arriving soon, or will be the last time at the marjet for the season.

Such a great Farmer's Market! It's definitely an LA staple so it does get pretty crowded on Sunday mornings, but if you're local the Wednesday market is perfect! The vendors on Wednesday are so sweet and welcoming and the selection is great!

Such a wonderful farmers market! They have it on Wednesdays and Sundays! I love the quality of everything and the vendors are so nice. Take a walk through Larchmont after the market:)

The review is for CHAUPAIN BAKERY on 11/6 10am. A. The dough for the croissant was RAW. See attached photo. B. The vendor does not show prices until the purchase is made or if a customer asks. Not the best business practices. The lady in front of me bought the last sour dough and when she was handing the employee how much it was it was then he said $12.00. She hesitated a bit but felt pressured to buy since he has her card.

Love this farmers market! Highly recommend to check it out. My husband and kids love coming here

Good selection I definitely recommend this spot. Got some good produce, fish and chicken. I would recommend this spot.

Best farmers market in LA love everything from the local honey to the fresh flowers and produce.

Yelp hours on this posting is wrong- they are open as early as 8am when I've visited. And social distancing is done pretty well here (see photo), since they limit numbers of people entering the market. If someone is invading your space, that's on the person, not the market's fault. People complaining about social distancing are risking our privilege to have excellent vendors for healthy and organic food options. Please tell the person directly, in that moment to give some space, instead of whining. Now to the good tips: This is the best little farmers market. The produce vendors have reasonable prices. Be sure to visit Nicholas Family Farms for the excellent fruits and juices. At $2.50/lb, they are fresher than what you can get at the grocery stores. Also check out the eggs and chicken diagonal across the way from Nicholas. I don't know what they feed their chickens, but the yolk is a rich orange with better taste than any other eggs I've tried at Hollywood Farmers Market. And the chicken is better tasting than any free range organic chix you get from the grocery store. Underwood farms has the bok choy, also at a better price than the stores. Support your local farmers and save on your budget with better tasting food.

You must try the eggs from Rebecca, the absolute vitamin-rich orange yolks. Fresh and delicious. I never miss a week...chef tip- do not refrigerate.

Great vendors, vegetables, fruits, flowers all picked at the height of freshness and ripeness. Meat & fish vendors are excellent. Even a rescue dog adoption space. Ambiance inviting. Overall outstanding.

Enjoyed picking up lunch at Sundays farmers market. We got warm, just baked croissant sandwiches and organic freshly picked fruits. If you're looking for a clean, healthy meal, you should check this place out. You likely will not find parkingg on the main street and will have better luck parking a couple blocks away.

It was my first time, and I was excited. There are a few different kind of vendors when it comes to greens, eggs and vegetables, so you can look around and search for the best prices. My favorite items I bought were organic avocados, fresh fig yogurt, and the fresh French baguette. Everyone was fairly nice and ready to serve the community. The atmosphere is pretty lively. There are other restaurants nearby the Farmer's market so that block can become a bit congested with people so be prepared to walk and find good parking. I'm definitely looking forward to heading there again next week.

Everything here was of high quality and nice. I got some Alfafa Honey here that's a reasonable price. There's pastas here, flowers, produce, fruit, bread, pastries. It is small, about a parking lot size, but it's really great and high quality for how small it is.

I looove these Sundays with Larchmont farmers market! Best croissants for breakfast and berries to go. The atmosphere is always so enjoyable. Service is also very friendly.

Loved this farmers market! The yogurt stand was my favorite. I got a lemon yogurt ($7, lasted me 2 mornings) which was absolutely delicious. I'll definitely be going back just for that. I also got a cart of blackberries ($4) which were amazing, so so sweet. That I threw in the yogurt. (The chia seeds and flaxseeds were not purchased from here and did not come w the yogurt) The flowers were also pretty and I got a cart of cherry tomatoes ($3) and the owner threw in some fresh basil too! I would say it's great for specific items you try and love, not necessarily a bulk run for all your produce. Everyone was super friendly and it was a great start to my Sunday morning.

Cute little farmers market in Larchmont... It has most of the things you would find at a farmers market and more. I went searching for organic fruit and found it at a very, very reasonable price. I bought two bunches of grapes for $2.50 and was very satisfied since they were perfectly ripened and sweet. Another item that held my attention was the organic French yogurt by "Bonjour!". I'm telling you that yogurt has got to be the best yogurt in the world! It comes in a ton of flavors and the guy who sells it will let you taste each and every one of them if you want. I highly recommend it, you will never want to eat any of the other mediocre yogurt brands and flavors again. There were some other booths that I was curious about like the handmade jewelry booths but I didn't have enough time to stop and look at them. I did over hear a lady buying something and the seller quoted her a really low price. I liked it and will go back.

The best farmer's market for fresh fruit and fruit juices! Veggies, flowers, pastries, jewelry, and other great stands can be found at the Larchmont Farmer's Market. I wish there were more tents to walk through. I've never felt super overwhelmed by a ton of people here -- there's always been enough space to shop around and maneuver from booth to booth. I'm very happy with everything I've found and purchased every time that I've gone and will continue to come back on Sundays :] Its also fun to walk around the neighborhood -- there are a few fun shops to check out and a few restaurants as well.

We are always looking forward to this farmer's market! So many great vendors here. We love all the fresh produce here and all the vendors/workers here are so kind. There's a soup stand that has some of the greatest soups we've ever tried (try to mulligatawny!). We always leave with in season fruits and veggies that we stock up on for the weeks ahead. Prices can be high depending on who you're buying from/what you're purchasing, but a lot of the deals are awesome so make sure you do a lap first. (6 avocados for $4?!) Also a really great place to shop for a gift if you are in need! I've gifted balsamic vinegar and other treats from this market before that the recipients have loved. Lots of baked goods, breads, and treats too! There usually two jewelry vendors as well. Parking can be hard during the market, but if you don't mind walking then the nearby neighborhoods always have spots!

Pricey, but cool. Be prepared to get up close and personal with your fellow marketeers because this joint is small, tightly-packed, and a little claustrophobic, being tucked away on a tiny parking lot sandwiched between other businesses. There's probably a good case for the market to expand onto the boulevard each Sunday to give it a little breathing room. Wide selection, lots of variety, good for a Sunday morning stroll.

Great little market in a sweet family friendly neighborhood- worth checking out and grabbing lunch in the area

We love coming here most Sunday's! I needed to get on here and give the salsa sport near the entrance 5 stars! They were so sweet to my daughter and let us taste lots of the salsas. They were all winners. We took 3 home and finished on about an hour after getting home. They were so fresh and delicious. Great range from spicy to mild.

This market doesn't feel safe. People don't keep socially distanced (some see 6 feet as an opportunity to cut in line), nor do they always wear their masks. Some vendors only take cash, but have no signs stating that fact. I had already put produce from Givens farm stand into my own bags before finding out they don't take credit card, Venmo or a check. I emptied my bags back onto the table and watched as they put the produce back on the shelf.

The best farmers market with the worst parking and some of the rudest drivers, but still here I am every Sunday!

LOVE SUNDAYS AT LARCHMONT Truly feels like a small town on Sunday's, thee are several farmers markets nearby, but this is the only one I can actually walk to. Parking can be tough, there's metered and there's is also a parking lot next to rite aid. To avoid the congestion of cars I walk if I can or ride a bike over. They have a tamale spot that is amazing, that alone is worth the visit! Haha, produce is fresh and the people are really great here. I also love how knowledgeable each vendor is about their products. Four stars because of parking. Worth a visit!

Very cute market has much of what you are looking yet each time I go I feel lost probably from the amount of people in the small area. I am a frequent shopper still trying to learn the ropes. Thus far my favorite booth is the Mushroom Lady, she is very informative and will help you w/your selection as well as the health benefits they have. Don't forget to ask about cooking tips!

Fresh produce. Delicious tamales. Friendly people. Every Sunday morning it's a must to go here.

It's a full-blown farmers market - all in a compact parking lot! --------------- Coming to a farmers' market is always a feast, for the eyes and tastebuds! On today's visit we saw / sampled: - freshly baked, golden loaves of bread from the local boulangerie - vibrant orchids, roses, gladiolus; eye-popping tiger lillies, iris, and sunflowers - fresh, aromatic Thai basil, lemon basil, cilantro, thyme, rosemary, chive blossoms; most are only $1 a bunch! - a stand called Mom's products, which sells lemon herbed pita chips, and various flavors of hummus - a mouth-watering rotisserie chicken stand, where drippings flavor the potato wedges roasting below Definitely worth checking out! But beware - you gotta pay for parking on Sundays starting at 11am; the meter maids are out in full force

I love coming here on Sunday mornings! If you love to support your local farmers, come here! It also helps that Larchmont is a super cute area with lots of small shops (i.e. Mr. Holmes Bakehouse, Go Get Em Tiger, Noah's Bagels, Salt & Straw). Be prepared to come early! I know that Yelp says it opens at 10 AM, but I've always come around 9 AM and there are tons of people already there looking around while the vendors are setting up shop. Parking is definitely rough the later you come, and people are very aggressive drivers here. Don't tell me that I didn't warn you! Also, bring your reusable tote bags! They will have small plastic bags fo your produce but you'll need something sturdier to carry all of your goodies. Wear a hat or sunglasses! It can get super sunny while you're walking around. I love visiting the fruit and vegetable vendors here, especially during plum season. They have a wide variety of plums with plenty of samples to try. I absolutely love the Dapple Jack Pluots and Sweet Brent Plum from Nicholas Family Farms. My husband loves to go around and sample everything while I grocery shop. Keep in mind, you are supporting your local farmers here. This farmers market is NOT cheap. The produce prices are expensive but you cannot beat their quality and flavor. Don't expect to find grocery store prices here.

Very thorough farmers market, More of an actual market rather then a mini food sand like the one in Hollywood. A little overpriced because it is in Parchment Village but you can't beat the free samples. I'm surprised homeless don't village this place!!!

This market is sooooo nice, you'll find all kind of fruits, veggies, diary, and nuts products. Enough parking, no line to get in and over all is located and surrounded of restaurants and coffee shops.

This a great local farmers market. It's small but has everything from eggs, dips, nuts, soups, breads, roasted chicken, as well as the usually conventional and organic fruits and vegetables. So you can get ingredients for your own fresh made from scratch meals or pick up some freshly prepared to have a quick and easy Sunday meal. The times says 10 a.m. but I found most things are already up and running by 9 a.m. or even earlier. The biggest exception is the chicken place because of the time it takes for the chicken to roast. If you come by 9 parking is a complete breeze otherwise you park maybe a couple blocks down. We usually like to grab a bagel from Sam's Bagels or Noah's Bagel before browsing the aisles.

The booths, products and employees themselves were great. Even parking was relatively easy, as long as you don't mind a short walk. Maybe it was just the day I went, but it was extremely crowded. It was hard to walk, and if you stood to look at a booth, you'd also have to simultaneously endure people nudging you and bumping you with their bags. The customers themselves also seemed to be inconsiderate. But again, maybe it was just the day I went. Unfortunately, it was too dense for my taste. I don't think I'll return nor would I recommend this farmers market to anyone who has anxiety with large crowds.

My husband and I are trying to do our part in supporting sustainable farming and directly the farmers so we've begun to come here every weekend instead of hitting up the grocery store. I think this FM is decently sized, certainly around the area I feel like it's pretty big and stable. It's kind of a like a square with 2 main entrances from the street, I believe it's the parking lot of BoA or something. There's a slew of vendors, from our favorite coffee place, flower ladies, produce people, etc. I recommend starting at the entrance south because the majority of people I feel like enter through the north entrance and start buying in that area so I've noticed the south side vendors are sometimes cheaper. My favorite is this one guy at the edge, his produce is slightly cheaper at like $7/pound for spring mix, etc. There's a good variety of produce generally available and I like that you can buy what's in season. There's a decent variety and I've even gotten wheatgrass for my cats here. The only qualm I have about this place is that it's pretty expensive. The rotisserie chicken or tamale place mentioned by others while pretty good was so much more expensive than any other place. I believe we paid 2-3x more than we would for let's say a costco chicken. If you have a budget and are trying to stick to it, try to get unprocessed items. The processed things are pretty expensive, for ex. we got ravioli and the guy gave us 2 and said it was nearly $30, I can buy ravioli fully cooked at a restaurant for about the same amount for each person. I've also bought dips and it averages at about $5 per small tub. One thing I'm somewhat willing to shell out for is the kombucha, I believe 6 bottles for $19. We usually park a few blocks down the street in the residential areas where it's free and plentiful.

This is one of the smaller farmers markets I've been to but it has all of the essentials. I prefer the size of the larger Hollywood market but the easy, free parking around Larchmont drives me here instead. There are roughly 20 vendors here every Sunday selling a variety of organic and conventional fruits, veggies, bread, desserts, dips, etc. A few of them seem to specialize in Asian produce. Most vendors are generous with fruit samples, so make sure you try everything before you buy! If you come after 10am, don't bother fighting for parking spots in the small parking lots on Larchmont Blvd. Drive around and look for parking on the nearby residential streets instead.

Been on a mission to check out LA's Farmers Markets - so far I've been to Silver Lake, Hollywood, Melrose, and now Larchmont! In terms of size, it's definitely not the biggest, but it has all the essentials. There's a couple of jewelry vendors, several bakeries, and tons of produce stalls. You can definitely get all of your produce shopping done here, although it definitely is on the pricier side, which is typical. After reading other reviews saying stalls are open at 9am, I came around 9:25am and found that it was true - some people were even done with their shopping by then! I parked in the adjacent street and walked over as the street was already packed. However, this review is specifically for Bonjour Kefir Yogurt. Oh. My. God. I think I found my holy grail for all kefir yogurts. I first fell in love with kefir yogurt from a different vendor at the Hollywood Farmers Market, but Bonjour blows that place out of the water in both pricing AND taste. I got one small tub of kefir for $7 at Hollywood. Here, I was able to get 3 tubs for $15 (or one for $6). The Fig & Honey is TO DIE for, with Apricot being a close second for me. The minute the Fig & Honey kefir yogurt touched my tongue, I could almost feel my brain cells sigh in pleasure - the deep richness of the flavor along with the little bits of fig in the yogurt created an explosion of taste. I ended up walking away with the Fig & Honey, Apricot, and Mango. You can bet I'll be back for more tubs of the first two! Mango apparently is a best seller, but since I have a sweet tooth, Apricot is more aligned to my tastes. Not to mention again, the little chunks of apricot swirled in with the yogurt really make it stand out. I almost don't want to post this review because I want to keep Bonjour Yogurt to myself but because I want to support them, I highly encourage you all to go and experience the amazing-ness that is Bonjour Yogurt!

Metered parking on the street. The Farmer's Market is conveniently located near our brunch destination LB and many shopping boutiques. We came here to check it out after brunch since our meter still had a couple minutes. I really enjoyed our quick stroll through this Farmer's Market. The friendly and generous vendors played a big part in creating a very nice atmosphere here. We were offered plenty samples without feeling obligated to make a purchase. During our short walk, we were able to sample some addicting cheddar bites, refreshing pomegranate juice, tasty hummus and sweet berries! I ended up getting some mixed berries for $10 and can't wait to use them for my next bake. Love to come by again on an empty stomach and try some of the hot food offerings.

Incredibly awesome Farmers Market on a Sunday morning! We'd just brunched at Larchmont Bungalow & saw all the wonderful white tents around so knew we'd be making a beeline to the Farmers Market soon after Tons & tons of fresh produce! Heirloom tomatoes; peaches galore - white, yellow & they were all ginormous; strawberries; figs & lots of other deliciousness awaited! There were also gorgeous bunches of fresh flowers & a dozen roses were only $10! We indulged in some Pretzel Cheese Rolls from the local German bakery & the most outrageously tasty homemade soups that we could have gone bonkers with - alas, luggage restrictions prevented us from grabbing more than 2 ( which we ate for lunch at the airport / BEFORE passing through security ) We tried the Nepalese Tomato which was very tomatoie & just a bit spicy - the Mr esp loved this one. I went crazy for the Coconut Thai Pumpkin Curry - this was just a bit spicy & very creamy from the coconut milk & a lovely pumpkin flavor.....I SO wished I could have taken more of this back home w/ me!! Also got a bar of homemade chocolate w/ sea salt from Bond Bar that was single-sourced, creamy & intensely flavored. Yum! We also sampled their coconut-chocolate & this was like a gourmet version of a Mounds & it was likewise tasty Only bummer was a Peach Scone that we picked up from a scone place near the soup that didn't have *any* peaches in it But for offering 3 out of 4 winners plus all the produce we couldn't purchase since we needed to hit the airport, a happy 5-Stars is definitely deserved! Best tip - watch out for the stroller brigade! They are bold & boast a sense of entitlement & WILL run you over!

I love the Larchmont Farmers Market. Although there are less tents than other farmers markets, it's the perfect size since they usually have what's on my shopping list. This past Sunday I was able to get leeks, bok choy, kale, carrots, cauliflower, oranges, parsley, basil, and mint and spent less than $20. I was in and out in 15 minutes with one quick loop around with purchases from five different spots. The vendors are very nice and friendly, and some of them also sell at the Brentwood Farmers Market. Although I also love the Brentwood one, I sometimes don't end up getting the cheapest or best bunch of veggies because there are too many options. It's in the heart of Larchmont Village so it may be hard to find a metered spot on Larchmont. Just turn the corner and you will find free residential street parking.

Nothing says "weekend" as charmingly satisfying as a simple bouquet of fresh flowers, a dozen of Pacific Coast oysters and a bunch of locally grown veggies and herbs. Love this place, love the crowd, wish they had a more inclusive policy about bringing dogs but besides that it's gorgeous

A bite-sized farmers market that operates year round. It's small but has plenty of variety in vendors. Mostly fruits and veggies but you can also pick up flowers, cosmetics, fresh fish, tamales, hand-made pasta, gourmet olive oils, cheeses, rotisserie chicken, fresh baked bread and more than I can think of at the moment. Plenty of organic stuff but not all so make sure to ask if that's important to you. It's packed just about every weekend so get there early. The non-food vendors switch in and out but you can count on fruits and vegetables every weekend. I picked up some dried lavender last weekend but they were gone the following weekend. If you've never been before, stay and hang out in the area after the farmers market. Larchmont has some good restaurants and about 4 coffee shops on the same block as the farmers market. Definitely worth visiting at least once. only a couple vendors accept cards so bring cash.

My favorite farmers market every Sunday, b/c it's close to home and has everything I need in one small spot. The prices are good too. Only $1.00 for a bunch of the freshest basil you will ever smell or taste. $11 for the juiciest reddest strawberries you will ever lay eyes on And for $10 you can pick up 1 container of awesome black bean/chipolte hummus, a package of seasoned olives, and fava beans in red sauce that will satisfy your mediterranean craving. Some of my other favorites include: the vegan soup stand, fresh eggs, The French bread/ chocolate croissant stand, and my all time favorite.....wait for it..... Gourmet Blends' Oil and Vinegars - This place offers things like Vanilla and Pomegranate infused Balsamic that is so sweet and sticky it will knock your freaking flippy flops off your feet.. Infused oils include: Asian Dipping Oil, Blood Orange Olive Oil - I always have a bottle of the lime infused olive oil and pomegranate aged balsamic in my pantry. I never leave w/o my flowers or tomatoes either. Find the stand that sells the wild arugula, basil and butter lettuce b/c they have the best deal on tomatoes - 2 for $5 for containers of the sweetest cherry tomatoes you will ever put in your mouth. You will not be disappointed. The only downside is how crazy people get over heirloom tomatoes.

I shop here every Sunday. Make sure to ask if the produce is organic. I was bummed to find out the strawberries I was buying are not. Website needs to be updated with accurate hours and a current vendor list too.

My favorite Farmers Marked. Come early if you want to get your hands on the most popular items. Swing by late to get nice discounts. Some highlights: The Greek stand "Mom's Products": The creamy smooth "Tomato Garlic Dip" and the tasty "Greek Pitted Kalamata Olives". The Metzler & Verni Farms stand: Tear the soft dried figs in two and stick half a raw walnut inside. Great as a healthy snack on the go, or accompanied with a Tokaji wine. I also recommend the honey roasted almonds. Pair them with dried cherries for freshness. Bittersweet Treats stand: Linda Chen's freshly baked, gluten-free, dairy-free cookies taste like pieces of heaven. Promise Free parking on Sundays at Larchmont

Larchmont Village Farmer's Market is a good one and it has lots of produce, food vendors, and other sellers. There's free parking in the lot across the street. I'm sure a lot of people in the neighborhood drop by and people travel to this farmer's market, so there's a lot of people browsing and buying.

Best tasting gluten free mixed berry scones ever by Sugarbird Sweets & Teas, made with rice/tapioca/garbanzo flour. Only $3 each. I'll be back just for the scones! Not too many options for lunch other than chicken, tamales. I had to go elsewhere. Didn't like the falafels I bought here. Crumbly and kinda dry.

SO much to love here -- there's an abundance of riches. Bakeries as well as produce (much of it organic) all live peaceably for the several hours on Sunday (ends at 2pm). There's a lady who makes different treats every week. Lemon poppyseed cakes, moon pies (dark chocolate or velvet - both outstanding); a couple French patisserie types here as well -- so good. Of course you can sample most of the produce (I hope you like pears, apples and citrus). And some heartier fare if you want lunch or brunch. I have recently been turned off, sad to say, about the rotisserie chicken truck in back. I don't mind the occasional wait, but when the guy was serving someone the other day and a piece of chicken fell out of the basket, he scooped it up and ate it right there...no gloves, and then handed it right to the patron. I appreciate the familiarity, but dropped a serious red flag in the sanitary department. In the recent past, he had gloves on, at least. That aside, there's a fun vibe here. No, no ponies and rides, but it's a sweet little jaunt with lots of good options.

Fun. American people love farmers markets. Why is that? Anyway, I was in the area eating, and decided to check it out at 1:55pm (they close at 2). Much of the fruits were $1/lb since they were almost closing. This is a killing. They have pluots, peaches, plums (season obviously). The peaches/plums/pluots can be around $2.99/lb at nearby markets. Obviously it isn't as cheap as going to Asian markets ($0.69/lb) more on the east side, but for the area, it's a good deal. Plus it's fun, and you'll get hustled into buying delicious snacks and desserts you never even wanted to buy.

I was not impressed. Outrageously priced everything. The roasted organic chickens the size of a pigeon were 21.00 each. I bought two, and found them to be bland. Not a great variety of produce. Street metered parking.

Favorite Farmers Market... Small but great. Sunday's only. Great selection of fruits, veggies, flowers and more

You can really do almost all your food shopping here. They have loads of organic produce options, fresh meat and seafood stands, vegan desserts, baked goods, and fresh pasta and sauces. I wish they had a better selection of vendors who sell ready to eat food because if you go hungry they only have a couple boring options. It best to grab a bite at one of the restaurants first and then go.