Yorba Linda Farmers Market

I adore this place! Awesome selection, beautiful location.

I’m a regular at this small farmers market — go for the fresh produce! Amazing kale — double the size that you find at the grocery, and so much greener and flavorful. Sweet strawberries, fresh flowers, roasted peanuts, and the dog treat guy! Sometimes the tamale people are there — they have vegetarian and vegan options.

Just too small and not a lot to choose from.

I was completely underwhelmed by the Yorba Linda Farmer’s Market. I really really wish there were more vendors. I realize the space is small, but I found it difficult to find everything I needed. I also wish there were more non-​produce vendors. One of my favorite parts of going to a farmer’s market is exploring the small businesses that show up.

Probably one of the smallest farmer’s markets I’ve been to with nothing super special.
My aunt loves the bread here, though.
I got tamales for lunch one time, again, nothing special.
The popcorn, though, is good. They make it in a gigantic skillet right in front of you, which is awesome.
I can try this market again, but prefer going to Old Towne Orange on a Saturday instead.
Regardless, the nearby streets are cute and great for strolling/​window shopping.

I love farmers markets — they make me giddy. This is small market, open Saturdays from 9:00 — 1:00pm. There are a few vendors selling baked goods (awesome salted caramel bar from three hearts!), flowers, local veggies and a few other things. There are about 15 vendors, and I bought things I’ve never seen, like spotted squash and purple peppers — yep, they exist!). I also had the most delicious peach ($ 2/​lb) and sweet and juicy strawberries. The produce was definitely better than anything I’ve had at local grocery stores, but is slightly more expensive. If the market was bigger, I’d be thrilled.