Leucadia Farmers Market — Attraction in Encinitas

Bring cash because not many of the vendors have machines.

It's all local as far as I can tell and it's all consumption products so no one selling handmade trinkets or music. It's produce, meats, seafood. It's the local aspect that people forget about when eating conscious. Local beats organic imo and local organic beats both. Your buying direct.

The seafood guy has really good prices and will even help you learn to cook and cut it.

The meat lady is a 1 stop operation in Brawley, that's pretty much as local as you can get.

I wonder how the salsa/chips guys stays in business because I think his salsa's are good, but not excellent.

I'm skeptical to eat the mobile rotisserie ribs. I'm a smoke it low and slow kind of guy and I can do without the low and slow, but smoke is the only way to go. Parking sucks because they are using actual parking spots. Is best to park in the lot across D. The actual station lot.

It's worth a shot because the views are great, the vibe is cool and it's not as big and fancy as larger more crowded festivals, but this is still a true...

Definitely the place to visit on Sundays and gather locally-grown, fresh fruits, vegetables, gorgeous flower bouquets, and plants...as well as all sorts of items you may not have realized you were missing in your life. Beautiful jewelry, flowing dresses, hats, tshirts, ukuleles, organic condiments, tinctures...every week is a bit different. There always seems to be a surprise around every corner, and there is so much to choose from. Running into a neighbor or friend is almost guaranteed, as this market has a very local feel! The vendors which sell food to eat on-site work very hard and everyone seems upbeat, friendly and passionate regarding the local brands they represent. An amazing market that is very well-run, colorful and always makes you glad...

This market is not an asset to the neighborhood. Management is at best cordial, however does not resolve issues of illegal parking and industrial noise pollution to the close neighbors. The homes surrounding the farmers market are 2-5 million dollar property's . It is beyond my understanding that management would not want to have neighbors to their venue in support, rather than, opposition. There will be a movement to shut down this farmers market if the management does not start thinking about the effects of the neighbors whom pay the taxes that allow you to operate. There are many avenues to resolve the quiet enjoyment of property. One would hope management will take advisement of...