Sundays Westchester Farmers’ Market

I’ve been coming to the Westchester’s farmers market from the beginning. It’s come a long way! It’s small and intimate. They have everything I need. The more people come, the more vendors will show up. They have everything I need. I love that parking’s easy. They always have live music. Come support the local Westchester farmers market! 🙂

It's a more intimate space but really great variety. Fresh produce. All the vendors are friendly and most have samples. Must try is the vendors at the end when peaches and nectarines are in season OMG. SUPER DELICIOUS!! It's been growing over the past year. Get there early for the best selections (and before they run out 😂)

I'm giving two stars because the tamale lady was great, the popcorn man, and the olive man. Otherwise this would get less Stars. This market is really small which isn't a bad thing but there wasn't a lot of vendors there was around 3 vegetable and fruit vendors. I don't know if we went too early and more vendors come later or is this the standard as this was our first time there. But honestly what left the most sour taste in my mouth was one of the vegetable and fruit vendors. I bought one lemon just one and yes it was a large lemon but I was charged $1 for this lemon. It was a young girl who took the lemon from me and she started to weigh it and then it's like she changed her mind and said oh I see somebody I can scam and just lifted it back up and said $1. I paid it because whatever but I went to the Hollywood farmers market two weeks ago and got the same size lemon plus two more for $0.77. I mean she got me cuz I paid it but it really left a sour taste in my mouth to where I really don't want to go back here. I will never buy fruit or vegetables from here again I will stop by quickly again for a tamale and popcorn. The market is so small as a matter of fact it won't even take that as we spent approximately 22 minutes there according to my Google because it was small and in that time I bought the lemon, strawberries from another non scamming vendor, my friend bought jambalaya we both bought popcorn and tamales and I bought olives. And that was us walking through the market once and back all of that took 20 minutes. The final plus is good jazz band playing. But I will stick to other farmers markets for my fruits and vegetables.

Great little Farmers Market one of each of everything i wanted and needed. Quality vendors and great product. Will never need to go to market anymore the quality is much better here.

On Sundays it is a very expensive (just like everything else these days) Farmers Market which has two different vendors that make the whole thing an A in my book! Now I apologize bc I cant remember the names or either vendor (sorry!!) they are near the middle right next to each other . The first guys makes the yummiest, creamiest yogurt I have ever had!! My grandson ate a whole pint of the chocolate/vanilla swirl all by himself!! Hes only 3!! Right next door is a vendor that make FRESH BREAD, CROISSANTS & PASTRIES... OMG you will think you've died and gone to heaven!! Simply AMAZING!! I promise I will go this Sunday to get the names if these 2 vendors!!

Always excellent fruit and vegetable selection here. It's a small farmers market, but it has what I am looking for. The nearby bookstore and food options are a nice bonus.

The Westchester Farmer's market is a nice sized market with really easy parking. The produce selection is outstanding and the coffee stand is very good. Stop in!

Small but great choices. Everything fresh. Peaches and nectarines now! Also The Book Jewel and the Westchester Historical Society are both open during the market! A plus is the Westchester Historical Society opens their doors during the market. Always interesting displays and knowledgeable people there to answer your questions about Westchester history.

I’ve been coming to the Westchester’s farmers market from the beginning. It’s come a long way! It’s small and intimate. They have everything I need. The more people come, the more vendors will show up. They have everything I need. I love that parking’s easy. They always have live music. Come support the local Westchester farmers market! 🙂

It's a more intimate space but really great variety. Fresh produce. All the vendors are friendly and most have samples. Must try is the vendors at the end when peaches and nectarines are in season OMG. SUPER DELICIOUS!! It's been growing over the past year. Get there early for the best selections (and before they run out 😂)

I'm giving two stars because the tamale lady was great, the popcorn man, and the olive man. Otherwise this would get less Stars. This market is really small which isn't a bad thing but there wasn't a lot of vendors there was around 3 vegetable and fruit vendors. I don't know if we went too early and more vendors come later or is this the standard as this was our first time there. But honestly what left the most sour taste in my mouth was one of the vegetable and fruit vendors. I bought one lemon just one and yes it was a large lemon but I was charged $1 for this lemon. It was a young girl who took the lemon from me and she started to weigh it and then it's like she changed her mind and said oh I see somebody I can scam and just lifted it back up and said $1. I paid it because whatever but I went to the Hollywood farmers market two weeks ago and got the same size lemon plus two more for $0.77. I mean she got me cuz I paid it but it really left a sour taste in my mouth to where I really don't want to go back here. I will never buy fruit or vegetables from here again I will stop by quickly again for a tamale and popcorn. The market is so small as a matter of fact it won't even take that as we spent approximately 22 minutes there according to my Google because it was small and in that time I bought the lemon, strawberries from another non scamming vendor, my friend bought jambalaya we both bought popcorn and tamales and I bought olives. And that was us walking through the market once and back all of that took 20 minutes. The final plus is good jazz band playing. But I will stick to other farmers markets for my fruits and vegetables.

Great little Farmers Market one of each of everything i wanted and needed. Quality vendors and great product. Will never need to go to market anymore the quality is much better here.

On Sundays it is a very expensive (just like everything else these days) Farmers Market which has two different vendors that make the whole thing an A in my book! Now I apologize bc I cant remember the names or either vendor (sorry!!) they are near the middle right next to each other . The first guys makes the yummiest, creamiest yogurt I have ever had!! My grandson ate a whole pint of the chocolate/vanilla swirl all by himself!! Hes only 3!! Right next door is a vendor that make FRESH BREAD, CROISSANTS & PASTRIES... OMG you will think you've died and gone to heaven!! Simply AMAZING!! I promise I will go this Sunday to get the names if these 2 vendors!!

Always excellent fruit and vegetable selection here. It's a small farmers market, but it has what I am looking for. The nearby bookstore and food options are a nice bonus.

The Westchester Farmer's market is a nice sized market with really easy parking. The produce selection is outstanding and the coffee stand is very good. Stop in!

Small but great choices. Everything fresh. Peaches and nectarines now! Also The Book Jewel and the Westchester Historical Society are both open during the market! A plus is the Westchester Historical Society opens their doors during the market. Always interesting displays and knowledgeable people there to answer your questions about Westchester history.

A cute quaint little farmers market that is perfectly situated in the elbow of the Westchester Village. Right between The Coffee Company and the Book Jewel. Great produce and take away food options. Reliable vendors, and good prices. Everyone is friendly and helpful.

We had an unexpected trip to the farmers market and was pleasantly surprised! It is a small market, but filled with very authentic tasty food stands and local sales. We very much enjoyed all of the food and brought some home to San Diego.

Farmers market is a sweet, small neighborhood farmers market. Occasionally they have events going on at the same time which brings in more people and booths. They have fresh produce, baked goods, pastas, salsas and other tasty items. They also have a few stands that serve lunch options such as tamales, dumplings and pupusas.

This could be my new favorite market! I just wish they opened earlier. I usually go to the Hollywood market, which is like 4x bigger and opens at 8am -- but it's also dirtier and parking is so tough. This market has many of the same things I get up there with competitive pricing. I usually come to the market for produce and bread. There's an awesome French bakery here from the Laguna Beach area that alone is worth the visit. Many vendors take cards here (some with fees). Parking is super easy as well (lot or street). I asked a vendor today when she sells out of stuff and she said that rarely happens! So I'm going to continue checking this one out at a later time to test that out. Today I came right at 9am. It was quiet and leisurely, especially compared to Hollywood where I have to power walk and dodge carts, dogs, and people. I've also been the Larchmont & Silverlake farmer's markets & parking is so hard at both I don't bother anymore.

Covid 19 Friendly Review! Not much of a selection for "cooked food" HOWEVER....Exactly what I was looking for: S-N-A-C-K-S !! *Blue Chips, crunchy and fresh! *Guacamole and Salsa, well balanced in texture and flavor! *Mamas Hummus, $5 a pop, better come early if you have ANY hope for tabbouli (its the first to sell out and fast too). A variety of flavors for the hummus itself and the seller is super sweet, gave my momma some complimentary halva to take home, bold flavor, flaky, thick AND delicious! *3 fruit baskets for $10, we opted for gooseberry, blueberries and raspberries. *The vendor who sold us a guanabana for $4 was really sweet and gave us two free avacados randomly! * I didn't buy any kettle corn but was tempted by the "apple kettle" definitely will snag a bag NEXT TIME! *Plenty of parking! *All in all, small, simple and less crowded than some of the more "extravagant" farmer markets! May or may not be suitable for your needs: If your looking for a few fruits, veggies and simple snacks stop by! If your looking for a large variety of the same item and a even larger selection of hot foods, head to a different farmer market location! *This a great farmer market for my healthy snack fix for the week!

Open on Sundays 9am - 1pm Plenty of parking! Great selections of vegetables, fruits and snacks with great restaurants in the area. We got there 15mins before they close and was able to buy kettle corn. we loved the pupusa/fruit juice stand.

We came here after dropping my daughter off at LAX and it's a great little farmers market! Bought some fish from Dry Dock and some gluten free macaroons at another booth. Solid!! Open until 1pm on Sundays!!

Small, well distanced market with lots of parking. I can't believe we've never been here before. It was not at all crowded st 10:30. Small market, a variety of vendors. The vegetables fid not look great, but the two stands had similar stands produce. We got guavas and a cherimoya, which were pricey, but look good. The sourdough baguette from Del Rey at $5.00 was more thanI'd spend, but was good and it's Christmas... The tamales were the best find. I've bought them from the DTLA location. It's had for me to find no lard tamales. These also don't MSG in case you're sensitive to it. They are made with butter, so not vegan. $44/dozen. They come warm or frozen. They are enormous (even much bigger than I remember) and were quite good. The young lady who sold them to us was very nice about my questions and gave us extra salsa. The salsas are a little watery, but not bad at all and saved time today.

A year-round farmers market from 10am-2pm every Sunday. I like that it is close enough to where I live that I can easily go there. The staff and vendors are nice and friendly. I found the selection to be limited. There are maybe 10 vendors each weekend..but at least they seem to be produce, food, flowers and/or bakery vendors..which are my preferences when I go to farmers market. On top of that, much of the selection a bit redundant/similar though..but hey..you are supporting local business..so..gotta make sure to support them if they offer anything that you are looking for. During stay at home order, the market organizers took the time to make sure they create a one-way path thru the market to limit any possible exposure as well.

Awful customer service this morning at the administration booth, God forbid you make an exchange at 8:30am when most of the merchants are open Would it hurt you to provide excellent customer service 30 minutes prior to opening. ZERO ratings for the chick running the westchester farmers market administration booth on 03/27/2022 @ 8:30am

This market has been growing the amount of vendors for the last year and it shows. They have a bunch of diffrent produce vendors including a mushroom vendor, a specialty honey vendor, Mom's gourmet mediterranean treats, Dry Dock fish and a ton of prepared food options. Parking is never a problem and when you first enter the market you hit Gus' coffee, which is a necessary first stop. The Spanish latte (with sweet cream) is delicious. Then I hit up Nestos Grill for a breakfast burrito with bacon (my husband prefers it with Chorizo). There are endless baked good options including Semicolon Bakery (which full disclosure my husband owns) and I always end the market day with pupusas & lemonade from Deisy's.

This one is a small market on Sunday's. Today, these were the booths I came across: Bread Flowers/ plants Apples Avocado & Oranges Oranges Veggies & Berries 4 food and drink vendors Jewelry Candles Balloon guy As you can see, there was only one veggie vendor!! But they still had plenty around 12pm. Parking was a breeze, as there is a parking lot right next to it.

Pretty small farmers market. Parking is a breeze. But there's not a lot of booths. Mostly produce stands. There's one cool plant booth with mostly mini trees but I was looking for flowers. One booth with clothing and several with food- including a coffee stand. But that was about it. One with bread, one with Greek yogurt, one CBD stand and a jazzy band. It was a bit disappointing with the options there. Lots of things are sold out by 1pm and not a lot of people milling around. I didn't get half the things I was looking for. It's cute but if you want a variety, head to another local one.

Not a lot of vendors here and I wouldn't come here for fruits and veggies. I do really like the spread vendor and the garlic spread is delicious. For $5 it's a really good deal. I'll come back and try the pesto or roasted tomato garlic spread later.

Please update your time. On yelp, it states that your open until 2pm. The majority of the booths were already packed when I arrived at 1:20. So that means you guys probably close at 1pm. I really wanted to get some things was the only time available I had. Would appreciate it. Thank you.

small little farmers markets, but a good amount of food options tried a sample of Frenchy yogurt and we were hooked! he let us sample every single flavor and sold us on the amazing combo: yogurt+croissant sooo tasty. if i lived in LA i'd eat there all the time, but unfortunately we were just there for the weekend so decided to try get breakfast at the farmers market for something different

This is not a big farmer's market. You won't get a wow factor, that's for sure. It's tiny, but very charming. We love taking my toddlers here for lunch on Sundays. They run up and down the closed down street lined with vendors. When the live music is playing, they stop and dance along. It's really cute. We love getting burritos and tacos from one of the vendors all the way at the end of the street. Their asada burritos are so good! Oh and I love getting watermelon juice from them too. It's such a relaxing atmosphere for families to just come out and hang out. I think it's definitely a nice addition to the Westchester community and I hope they keep it going!

We stopped by at 1:30, and all the booths were either totally dismantled or not selling anymore. I think they need to update their hours.

Overall: This is a super small farmer's market Parking: Free street parking. Read the signs but I didn't see any restrictions since it held on Sundays. This is one of the smallest farmer's market that I have ever visited. They had a handful of vendors. 1+ star for having one certified organic vendor. They had an almost equal number of food vendors. So, if you like to get prepared food and some fruits and veggies, this might just be sufficient. I prefer to have a larger selection of vendors. If they can get more vendors to come and sell fruits and vegetables, I might be willing to come back. Overall: Unless you are local and okay with only several vendors, I would not recommend this place.

Omg today there is this new vendor with juice waters,pambasos that is a sandwich with cheese potatoes with chorizo sour cream also lettuce,quesadillas ,and plates of tacos with rice and beans all of this is bomb and for Easter they have a Easter bunny and bunny zoo so come and check it out

Excellent Varieties . Fresh and creative. I enjoyed middle Eastern food as well as Taco . My wife enjoyed crepe'

This is my favorite place to go to now as the food here is amazing. I came here with my boyfriend to show him around LA and the food stalls here were simply delicious. My favorite was definitely the stand that sells garbanzo chips and hummus. Seriously a must visit as the food was so fresh!

I love this farmers market. They allow me to feel safe during the pandemic while still giving me the ability to get fresh food for my family!

Enjoyed the ambiance as much as the produce! Shared a breakfast bowl that was plant based and amazing! The kale and spinach combo was delicious in the bowl and the cabbage peppers and onions were cooked to perfection! I came home with grapes, nectarines, Valencia oranges, strawberries, lemons and grapefruit. We even bought some orange blossom honey for our toast!

This is an added attraction to our welcoming community. Each Sunday offers seasonal produce that is certified organic and provides a venue for local artisans and community organizations to promote services and products. Fun for the entire family!