Larchmont Village Farmers Market

Been coming here for years.
One of the vendors has praline sweet potato pie. It was divine. BEST sweet potato pie I’ve ever had. Expensive, but worth it.

This is one of the smaller farmers markets I’ve been to but it has all of the essentials. I prefer the size of the larger Hollywood market but the easy, free parking around Larchmont drives me here instead.
There are roughly 20 vendors here every Sunday selling a variety of organic and conventional fruits, veggies, bread, desserts, dips, etc. A few of them seem to specialize in Asian produce. Most vendors are generous with fruit samples, so make sure you try everything before you buy!
If you come after 10am, don’t bother fighting for parking spots in the small parking lots on Larchmont Blvd. Drive around and look for parking on the nearby residential streets instead.

Great vendors and food, flowers, and gifts. Easy to find parking and not too busy or tightly packed. Will definitely come again!

A fun way to spend a weekend morning, they have lots of great fresh produce, and stuff to eat, I was in from Texas and bought some stuff for home but my sisters kids ate most of it, before I got it packed for the trip home, fun day

This place is for you if you don’t need to make a day of buying vegetables, the way some people do. It doesn’t go on for four city blocks, doesn’t have the farmers market equivalent of a food court, and doesn’t have face painting, so it’s basically perfect. Good prices for organic, (sometimes half the price of Hollywood’s FM,) great selection of berries, fruit, leafy vegs, breads and nuts. Fresh sprouts, Asian veggies, etc. too, and a not very annoying crowd.
One thing I’ll never understand is the fried cheese guy. Anyone with a Teflon pan and a bag of shredded cheddar can make it. It’s like selling toast. And yet, people buy it. Oh well.

Definitely one of my favorite farmers markets in LA. Small but not too small, with a comprehensive selection of produce, flowers, and miscellaneous edible delights.
Some of my favorite stands:
The stonefruit people. Not sure what they’re called but they offer free samples of all of their peaches and plums and pluots and everything is amazing and delicious.
Berries! So many berries. You can get 3 baskets of mixed varietals for $ 10, and 3 baskets of just strawberries for $ 6. Super reasonable and ultra fresh.
CaveGirl Cupboard Paleo Foods. OMG. Their grain-​free granola is probably one of the tastiest things I’ve ever had in my whole life. A delightful blend of coconut, dates, nuts, currants, seeds … I seriously cannot be trusted with this. It’s too good. They also offer a bunch of other treats like scones and cookies and cracker thins. But the granola is definitely the best of the bunch.
Hummus and pita guy in the back. The fried pita chips here are to die for. I haven’t tried the hummus yet but will have to do so stat.
Rockenwagner stand which typically posts up on the sidewalk. I really like their pretzels, and they also offer cronuts! Dangerous.
Sundays only, 9−10AM to 2PM. Parking is hideous but if you arrive early enough, there are plenty of metered spots to be found on both Larchmont and Beverly.

Favorite Farmers Market…
Small but great. Sunday’s only.
Great selection of fruits, veggies, flowers and more

Best tasting gluten free mixed berry scones ever by Sugarbird Sweets & Teas, made with rice/​tapioca/​garbanzo flour. Only $ 3 each. I’ll be back just for the scones!
Not too many options for lunch other than chicken, tamales. I had to go elsewhere.
Didn’t like the falafels I bought here. Crumbly and kinda dry.

Great market. Good parking. Beautiful area of Los Angeles. One of my wife’s favs. Come out and enjoy the small shops that run along the street.

Very cute market has much of what you are looking yet each time I go I feel lost probably from the amount of people in the small area.
I am a frequent shopper still trying to learn the ropes. Thus far my favorite booth is the Mushroom Lady, she is very informative and will help you w/​your selection as well as the health benefits they have. Don’t forget to ask about cooking tips!

Cute farmers market and decent size.
Many different vendors selling hummus, fruits, vegetables, juices, pastries, jewelry, and more!
I bought yellow cherries, a large cup filled for $ 9 (which was later put into a bag by the vendor). A bit pricy, but yellow cherries are pricy to begin with.
I bought apricots that were very sweet; they were $ 3.50/lb.
Also some baklava from a vendor that sold hummus and such for $ 5 which has two pieces in it. I have to say, it was a but overly sweet with lots of honey. I needed water/​milk after one piece.
Many of the vendors have samples of their hummus, cheese, fruits, ect.

Metered parking on the street.
The Farmer’s Market is conveniently located near our brunch destination LB and many shopping boutiques. We came here to check it out after brunch since our meter still had a couple minutes. I really enjoyed our quick stroll through this Farmer’s Market. The friendly and generous vendors played a big part in creating a very nice atmosphere here. We were offered plenty samples without feeling obligated to make a purchase. During our short walk, we were able to sample some addicting cheddar bites, refreshing pomegranate juice, tasty hummus and sweet berries! I ended up getting some mixed berries for $ 10 and can’t wait to use them for my next bake.
Love to come by again on an empty stomach and try some of the hot food offerings.

I love the Larchmont Farmers Market. Although there are less tents than other farmers markets, it’s the perfect size since they usually have what’s on my shopping list. This past Sunday I was able to get leeks, bok choy, kale, carrots, cauliflower, oranges, parsley, basil, and mint and spent less than $ 20. I was in and out in 15 minutes with one quick loop around with purchases from five different spots.
The vendors are very nice and friendly, and some of them also sell at the Brentwood Farmers Market. Although I also love the Brentwood one, I sometimes don’t end up getting the cheapest or best bunch of veggies because there are too many options.
It’s in the heart of Larchmont Village so it may be hard to find a metered spot on Larchmont. Just turn the corner and you will find free residential street parking.

My all time favorite farmer’s market! I relocated to Vegas from NYC last year and do weekend LA trips once every 4 — 6 weeks. In Vegas, our farmer’s markets, to put it simply, just suck – they are usually full of overpriced not necessarily healthy hipster food stands. Having lived in NYC most of my life and being accustomed to the Union Square farmer’s market, Vegas just didn’t suffice. Luckily, I have Larchmont to look forward to on every LA trip and coming here is always one of the highlights of my trip.
LOVE the pomegranate juice. It comes in a large glass bottle and costs only $ 5! So much cheaper than POM and just as good if not better.
Also, love all the dips! I usually go to the man in the row furthest right, across from a fruit stand on the same side as the kombucha guy. He has the best spicy lebneh – I could eat that everyday! Some other good stuff from him that I have tried: garlic chipotle, tabbouleh, spicy feta, and baba ganouj (I can never spell that right – sorry!). Also, the price is the highlight at 5 for $ 15 (he even threw in 1 for free this time when I mentioned I came all the way from Vegas and this is one of my must-​haves to bring back, so it was essentially 6 for $ 15). LOVE that all the ingredients are simple and easy to understand, ex: «nonfat pasteurized milk, chilli peppers, and salt» for the spicy lebneh… this is how food SHOULD be. No chemicals/​preservatives or other artificial and unnecessary poisons our body does not want or need!
Another good dips place is the guy in the back row, «mom’s products» or something like that. LOVE their cilantro jalepeno hummus. I usually go to him for hummus and the other guy for all the other dips.

Cool little Farmer’s market in Larchmont. Although it’s small it has a enough of everything you would need in a Farmer’s Market; flowers, produce, cheese, bakery, fresh juice jewelry vendor and even a rotisserie chicken truck.
It’s just a nice relaxing atmosphere when you come here. There are plenty of shops around too when you are done. There is an underground free parking lot during the Farmer’s market hours.

This is an excellent farmers market with a good variety of vendors perfect for local residents that don’t want to schlep it to Hollywood. My only complaint is the lack of a yogurt vendor. The quality and prices at all the stalls are competitive with anything else you can get in LA.
Pro tips:
1. Free parking on Sundays is only until 11AM.
2. The soy candles (Southeast corner stall) are inexpensive, long-​lasting, perfect for people with fragrance sensitivities, and make great gifts.
3. Brown eggs for a really good price! (West-​facing center stall)
4. Fresh-​squeezed tangerine juice, if you know where to ask. (Fruit-​vendor at the north-​facing center stall)
5. Pair the juice from tip #3 with an assortment of scones you can reheat at home for a delicious, easy brunch. (West end stall)

The Larchmont Farmers Market is a fun little hub of fresh meats and produce, baked goods, and cooked entrees. It gets really packed on Sundays, but street parking is really easy — Larchmont and small streets have free parking on Sundays. Lots of delicious goods to peruse, with samples galore. There’s a guy selling chicken out of a rotisserie truck in the back who’s really fun and makes waiting in line quite enjoyable. Everyone seems to be having a good time at the market, restocking on goods to cook, meeting up with friends and family, and checking out what’s in season!
The Farmers Market is also situated in the midst of a bustling Larchmont hub, with lots of restaurants, cafes, and sweet shops. Lots of see and absorb, relaxing on a Sunday morning.

Incredibly awesome Farmers Market on a Sunday morning!
We’d just brunched at Larchmont Bungalow & saw all the wonderful white tents around so knew we’d be making a beeline to the Farmers Market soon after
Tons & tons of fresh produce! Heirloom tomatoes; peaches galore — white, yellow & they were all ginormous; strawberries; figs & lots of other deliciousness awaited!
There were also gorgeous bunches of fresh flowers & a dozen roses were only $ 10!
We indulged in some Pretzel Cheese Rolls from the local German bakery & the most outrageously tasty homemade soups that we could have gone bonkers with — alas, luggage restrictions prevented us from grabbing more than 2 (which we ate for lunch at the airport /​BEFORE passing through security)
We tried the Nepalese Tomato which was very tomatoie & just a bit spicy — the Mr esp loved this one. I went crazy for the Coconut Thai Pumpkin Curry — this was just a bit spicy & very creamy from the coconut milk & a lovely pumpkin flavor… I SO wished I could have taken more of this back home w/​me!
Also got a bar of homemade chocolate w/​sea salt from Bond Bar that was single-​sourced, creamy & intensely flavored. Yum! We also sampled their coconut-​chocolate & this was like a gourmet version of a Mounds & it was likewise tasty
Only bummer was a Peach Scone that we picked up from a scone place near the soup that didn’t have *any* peaches in it
But for offering 3 out of 4 winners plus all the produce we couldn’t purchase since we needed to hit the airport, a happy 5-​Stars is definitely deserved!
Best tip — watch out for the stroller brigade! They are bold & boast a sense of entitlement & WILL run you over!

A bite-​sized farmers market that operates year round. It’s small but has plenty of variety in vendors. Mostly fruits and veggies but you can also pick up flowers, cosmetics, fresh fish, tamales, hand-​made pasta, gourmet olive oils, cheeses, rotisserie chicken, fresh baked bread and more than I can think of at the moment. Plenty of organic stuff but not all so make sure to ask if that’s important to you. It’s packed just about every weekend so get there early. The non-​food vendors switch in and out but you can count on fruits and vegetables every weekend. I picked up some dried lavender last weekend but they were gone the following weekend. If you’ve never been before, stay and hang out in the area after the farmers market. Larchmont has some good restaurants and about 4 coffee shops on the same block as the farmers market. Definitely worth visiting at least once.
only a couple vendors accept cards so bring cash.

My favorite Farmers Marked.
Come early if you want to get your hands on the most popular items. Swing by late to get nice discounts.
Some highlights:
The Greek stand «Mom’s Products»: The creamy smooth «Tomato Garlic Dip» and the tasty «Greek Pitted Kalamata Olives».
The Metzler & Verni Farms stand:
Tear the soft dried figs in two and stick half a raw walnut inside. Great as a healthy snack on the go, or accompanied with a Tokaji wine.
I also recommend the honey roasted almonds. Pair them with dried cherries for freshness.
Bittersweet Treats stand:
Linda Chen’s freshly baked, gluten-​free, dairy-​free cookies taste like pieces of heaven. Promise
Free parking on Sundays at Larchmont