Great farmer’s market worth stopping by! Pretty big with three different sections full of vendors in a T shape. Mostly food and produce, didn’t see many personal care items or crafts. Only open for a few hours every Thursday—there was live music and a bustling crowd when I went. It’s conveniently located directly off the metro, and there’s plenty of free 2-3 hour street parking on the streets nearby. So very accessible! Just look for the street closed signs when you get there. Eat and enjoy!

Lots of organic produce!! Food vendors include: Fresh kettle corn, oyster & poke, bbq, and a rotisserie chicken! It gets super crowded so I advise to go early! Music and kids running around type of vibe, while some picnic on the grass. Park on the streets or in the parking lot nearby that allows parking for the farmers market. Unique finds such as pasta, banchan, and juices! I didn’t see any hand washing stations. I would like to see this located in an area that has more space and wider streets. I can’t imagine how it would be at its peak but lines can get confusing with people trying to zig zag and pass thru.

Just ok for me. Not enough vegetable and fruit vendors. A skew towards prepared foods, baked goods, soap and other offerings unrelated to California agriculture. Do I really need an Italian pasta and Italian specialty foods vendor here? Bring me the best of California agriculture, not Italian imports. I guess I'm spoiled. The Santa Monica Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday farmers markets are wonderful and showcase California agriculture and our best farmers. The South Pasadena market would do well to benchmark the Santa Monica markets

Lots of good vendors here! Cute area! :) There's plenty full of parking in the neighborhood and if you don't mind a walk looking at beautiful homes! :) CairnCookies has delicious cookies at their booth. Each cookie is $2.50 and was soft and chewy! The chicken guy has delicious rotisserie chicken and potatoes. The chicken was moist and flavorful I recommend getting it with the garlic sauce. My meal was $13 in total & can feed two!

I arrived as they just opened. I know that some were still setting up, but the vendors are always friendly and helpful. Strawberries are plentiful. Great choices for salad greens. A couple of choices of where to get artesian breads. G Farms has the best fresh juice. Valdivia Farm has the best tomatoes and zucchini squash flowers.

Great selection of food. Fun and friendly people. Just as an fyi.. The front of the event seems to be dog friendly but the produce section has no dog signs.

Came to check out Mama Musubi. There are a variety of food trucks as well as other ready-to-eat food vendors scattered throughout the market. The market itself is a pretty good size. They have a sign posted about animals not being allowed, but I saw plenty of people with their dogs, and no one said anything. There was a live band by the food trucks. Saw lots of people getting food and picnicking at the park nearby.

I love the dependable variety of tasty veggies here… it has absolutely transformed my ability to purchase and enjoy fresh greens. I wish there were kosher options for the prepared foods.

Visited Thurs 3-9-23. It absolutely DOESN'T COMPARE to SANTA MONICA or HOLLYWOOD. Nothing that unique to make a trip worth it. These other reviews must be from individuals that haven't been to the better ones with a bigger unique variety. Not big ORGNIC variety neither. BORING!

A lot of vendors and all of them have delicious fruits and veggies. The food trucks are so yummy, love the bbq spot. Just wish there was more seating

Best farmers market worth the 30min drive the bread from Uncle Irving’s ( Kosher Bakery) is made with no dairy / the oranges are amazing sriracha cheddar is fantastic and the goats milk soaps are a must have the pink one is my favorite it’s called (dirty girl) the other is called green tea

This is one of the best Farmers' Markets around! I usually like coming to this one because ones in the city like Silver Lake or Downtown LA can be so busy and really hard to find parking. This one is right beside the South Pasadena Public Library so you can usually find parking on the surrounding side streets. I love the way this Farmers' Market is set up, there is such a big variety of vendors to go to. My favorite ones to go to are Healthy Butter (homemade nut butters they're INCREDIBLE), Apple Sherrill Orchards (freshly squeezed natural juices), Blöde Kuh (vegan cheeses and spreads), and Dave's (Korean vegan side dishes)! Let's not forget that there are so many food trucks to go to as well. My favorite one is Mama Musubi which is probably one of the most popular food trucks considering there's always a super long line. They specialize in making gourmet rice balls and have vegetarian/vegan options as well.

Nice sized market. I really wish they mentioned on their website that it isn’t dog friendly though, it’s pretty rare to have an outdoor market that isn’t! I showed up with my dog and had to go back home.

First time there. There were several stands and vendors selling food. I took my dog not knowing that pets weren't allowed. As I walking a lady approached me and not identifying herself letting me know dogs weren't allowed because of the food.

Great people and some really nice vendors and food trucks. Very mellow vibe with lots of kids and people of all ages, live music and adjacent park areas to sit and relax. Pets not allowed.

Great way to support local farmers and get organic fruits/veggies that are flavorful! So many vendors. Looking for Kefir yogurt, nuts, honey, plants, vegan foods, bread, homemade pasta.. just to name a few things.. stop by and support local small businesses! Lots of food truck options as well.

We’ve always loved outdoor markets and the ability to walk around the neighborhood and add produce shopping onto a more enjoyable walkabout. Once we were alerted (rather strictly) to the fact that dogs cannot walk thru this market, it’s been really hard for us to figure out a way to fit into our schedule as the hours coincide with take-the-dog-for-her-walk hours. Unfortunate! I understand no dogs in an indoor grocery store, but the limitation for an outdoor neighborhood event is very odd. Takes the happy wander around the neighborhood energy away and makes it into a grocery shopping task.

Amazing farmers market. Lots of things to check out and do, with free samples for your kids and you. Some things are cheap, some expensive. You really get to love some of the products, and when they start coming and going, you have to find something new.