Long Beach Farmers Market

• “Huge variety of food, fresh produce, and international options” • “More like a food destination than a traditional farmers market” • Very busy, great for trying different cuisines • Best for: Food experience + variety

Great market to find your favorite veggies, flowers and organic juices. There are vendors that prepare all kinds of hot food to enjoy as well. Don't forget to stop by and take a listen to "the Chillbillies ". An acoustic trio that performs every Sunday playing bluegrass, old jazz, and rock tunes.

Some of the best vendors! The majority accept card payments and Venmo/Zelle, as well as cash. Plenty of parking, including free 2 hour parking at 2nd & PCH across the street. Gorgeous location right on the marina. There’s plenty of great food vendors (check out Caile for amazing breakfast burritos!) and you can sit and watch the rowers while you eat.

Plenty of choice of produce, lunch meals as well as breads and meats. Of course you pay higher prices than the general supermarkets here, but the products seems more fresh and tasty

I am all in for local and zero waste shopping but i felt this place can be a rip off! I was charged $29 total for a 3 basket strawberries pack and 2 asparagus by Blessed farms. That asparagus was supposed to be $5 and Strawberries at $12 if i remember. Clearly some error in what was charged to my card by the blessed farm vendor. Sorry no receipt was given. I find my whole shopping experience a bit expensive; for reference i paid $8 for dozen pasture raised eggs by Don Betos farm. Its better to carry some cash as many vendors have a certain minimum to accept cards.

Go early before it opens for parking spots. It’s a small market with two rows of vendors of mostly produce. There are a few choices for prepared food but a stand for bread, a coffee spot with freshly baked goods, popcorn, trays of micro greens and a potted plants vendor. Sign of the times to see a pooch and bike valet table. Looks well organized and every vendor is friendly.

this place is like being in hell. it’s really crowded, everyone is moving really slowly. my daughter paid $8 for a matcha from Colossus that was mainly ice and it took 17 minutes to make. 17 minutes.

Like going to this place for fresh seasonal veggies. They also have vegan cheeses, fresh breads, small batch pickled veggies and other various vendors. Try the tamales here. They're the best.