Melrose Place Farmers Market

LA Marathon had me closed of to my destination so I turn onto La Cienega and what did I stumble into… Spring has the vegetables, citrus and fat strawberries. Had a coffee and pastries (must have been five bakeries and it was a chore to choose). Fabulous mushrooms, wow so good. Ok back to the strawberries, you can smell the scent from two yards away, I felt like part dog. They are in prime like they do three times a year. Love this time of year, nice farmers market and the vendors are so friendly kind and happy. Go there.

They have everything a Farmers Market should have: seasonal produce, baked goods, meat, eggs, honey. And to complete your errands, there's plenty of gift booths with jewelry, etc.

Very charming farmers market with a wide selection of vendors from local fruit and veggie farmers to French pastries, Lebanese dips, cool ceramics, florists, plants & even jewelry. Bref, it’s a lovely Sunday ritual to do alone or with friends & family.

This farmers market located on the famous Melrose Place. in Los Angeles does not disappoint. They have fresh fruits and vegetables, a variety of breads and baked goods, flowers and honey and honey products. Some stands also have lots of nuts and mushrooms. If you are visiting we went on a Sunday and it was really hopping. A tad pricey, but it is Melrose Place. The street was flat and wheelchair accessible. There was a wheelchair accessible port of John as well. if you are tourist you may want to stock up on fruit and vegetables as well as breads that you can take with you to outings or parks. A great money saver. There were many people with their dogs, and it appears the great is a great place to people watch. I would suggest if you're bringing a dog to come early because it is on blacktop. Of course some people carry their dogs around on them or baby strollers. As a New Jersey guy not very used to that. But hey if you love your dog no shame there.

This is a surprisingly vibrant and charming spot that captures the essence of community and fresh, high-quality products. Melrose Place Farmers Market is my favourite weekend destination. Highly recommended!

It's not very big but has a little of everything (fresh produce, food vendors, and jewelry). The macarons at Bumblecrumpet are good and relatively cheap. Really enjoyed the fish and shrimp tacos from Bigg Boyz Taco Shack.

such a great farmer's market. it's a good spot to hit if you are looking for dainty jewelry of any kind. i bought some cute gold plated bracelets and rings from multiple stores at the market. i also love getting flowers here. it's not too expensive and you can make a lot of cute bouquets.

Very good price, different varieties of everything you're looking for. Everything neat.

LA Marathon had me closed of to my destination so I turn onto La Cienega and what did I stumble into… Spring has the vegetables, citrus and fat strawberries. Had a coffee and pastries (must have been five bakeries and it was a chore to choose). Fabulous mushrooms, wow so good. Ok back to the strawberries, you can smell the scent from two yards away, I felt like part dog. They are in prime like they do three times a year. Love this time of year, nice farmers market and the vendors are so friendly kind and happy. Go there.

They have everything a Farmers Market should have: seasonal produce, baked goods, meat, eggs, honey. And to complete your errands, there's plenty of gift booths with jewelry, etc.

Very charming farmers market with a wide selection of vendors from local fruit and veggie farmers to French pastries, Lebanese dips, cool ceramics, florists, plants & even jewelry. Bref, it’s a lovely Sunday ritual to do alone or with friends & family.

This farmers market located on the famous Melrose Place. in Los Angeles does not disappoint. They have fresh fruits and vegetables, a variety of breads and baked goods, flowers and honey and honey products. Some stands also have lots of nuts and mushrooms. If you are visiting we went on a Sunday and it was really hopping. A tad pricey, but it is Melrose Place. The street was flat and wheelchair accessible. There was a wheelchair accessible port of John as well. if you are tourist you may want to stock up on fruit and vegetables as well as breads that you can take with you to outings or parks. A great money saver. There were many people with their dogs, and it appears the great is a great place to people watch. I would suggest if you're bringing a dog to come early because it is on blacktop. Of course some people carry their dogs around on them or baby strollers. As a New Jersey guy not very used to that. But hey if you love your dog no shame there.

This is a surprisingly vibrant and charming spot that captures the essence of community and fresh, high-quality products. Melrose Place Farmers Market is my favourite weekend destination. Highly recommended!

It's not very big but has a little of everything (fresh produce, food vendors, and jewelry). The macarons at Bumblecrumpet are good and relatively cheap. Really enjoyed the fish and shrimp tacos from Bigg Boyz Taco Shack.

such a great farmer's market. it's a good spot to hit if you are looking for dainty jewelry of any kind. i bought some cute gold plated bracelets and rings from multiple stores at the market. i also love getting flowers here. it's not too expensive and you can make a lot of cute bouquets.

Very good price, different varieties of everything you're looking for. Everything neat.