Sundays Westchester Farmers’ Market — Attraction in Los Angeles

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...

Everything that's there is good, really good! Do NOT miss the tamales!! They are $4 a piece, so I was expecting something pretty good. I was still blown away! Everything about them was impressive; size, flavor, stuffing, and of course the corn meal! I haven't ever enjoyed a tamale as much as these! They are reason enough alone to go there. You can eat them there, or take them to go (they'll package them up nicely for you). Most vendors with consumable goods offer free samples, and I hardly missed any of them. Some of my favorites; the salsa (so fresh and reasonably priced), cold pressed juice, pastries/bread - amazing, many fruit and vegetable growers, and even the popcorn guy! Sampled almost every flavor he had. There's something for just about everyone. There is even a balloon animal guy there, although I not sure if he is there all day. If you are in the area, you won't regret going. Parking is behind the IHOP, and when we went there was still plenty of...

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...