Or as I like to call it.. CARLSBAD Farmer Market.
So..of the farmers markets in our North San Diego area, I really enjoy this one.
I find the quality and number of Organic and small farms offer competitive pricing and at the same time bring to the forefront really high quality vegetables and produce. But, we also go the the Fench Sandwhich Maker, we buy Bread, Chimmichuri, Mushroom varieties, hand made pizzas. We search for stuff you cant find in the stores. All while enjoying the beach vibe.
They have foods stands that make all sorts of stuff from all sorts of places, the store fronts are open if you want to shop or get a beer..
When we go our Ocenaside home, we always shop here first and feel really good about the food we get and eat well at...
Read moreThe State Street Farmers Market is hands down one of the best local markets around! The vibe is super welcoming—lots of friendly vendors, fresh produce, and unique local goods you don’t find in big grocery chains. Everything feels community-driven, from the seasonal fruits and veggies to the baked goods, flowers, and artisanal products.
What I love most is the variety—you can grab farm-fresh strawberries, try out small-batch honey, snack on street food, and even pick up handmade crafts, all in one visit. It’s not just a market; it’s an experience. The live music and lively atmosphere make it a perfect midweek outing, whether you’re shopping for groceries or just strolling with family...
Read moreIt's a decent farmer's market but it hasn't changed much over the last 6 years or so. Some food vendors have been there consistently since I started going over 7 years ago and are there to this day (Thai food, Indian food), and other vendors have vanished, some that I really liked in fact. The prices are a bit high, especially for things like produce (you would think it would be lower than at a grocery store). Overall it's worth checking out but don't expect much to change if you go on a...
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