Old Town Tustin OCFB Certified Farmers' Market (Wed. Only) - Tustin, California

Laura DiVa

Great selection of Italian's products and farmer vegetables. Great cookies and croissants ! There is a place who sell coffee and they have tables, with chairs to sit
I love this farmer market on Wednesday, as it is easy to park and no crowded. My favorite vendor is Fresco Pasta. They sell Italian cheeses, prosciutto, lasagna, pizza, and hand-made pasta Fresca as butternut sqash ravioli, ricotta, spinach ravioli, lobster ravioli and much more. They also sell gluten-free ravioli and fettuccine and vegan ravioli. And they have gluten-free focaccia. All the pizzas are ready to warm at home.

Nicholas Neo

Happened to drop by Tustin Farmers market. A nice little farmers market near Anaheim. The pastry shop at the corner of the farmers market is real good. We also enjoyed the sweet and fresh strawberries from the market.

Classy AF Interiors

I love the great vendors that come to the Old Town Farmers Market. It is small but has everything you need. My favorite part is how convenient it is to grab all your items and move on with your day. I love the Dry Dock because they have the freshest fishes! They are located in Fullerton so it’s great I don’t have to go as far to get amazing fish every week!

I also love purchasing plants, flavored salt and all the Mediterranean dips!

Wendy Rose

I've been going to Tustin Farmers Market for a few weeks now and keep coming back for the Kefir Parfaits from Baba Foods. Simply delicious. I visit the other vendors for fruits and veggies too and today I purchased a head of cauliflower and 16 (1.25 cups) of Brussel sprouts from JM Produce. The guy told me it was $6 so I handed him a card. When I looked at the charge later he had charged me $7. I will not be going back to that stand again. $6 was a little higher for the quantity I bought than other stands but wanting to support multiple business here I try to mix up where I purchase my items. I'm going to pass on the JM Produce in the future.

Rene Amaro

This was my first trip and I recently moved back into the area after about maybe 32 or more years. I was once the advertising director of the Tustin news and my how things have changed. I love that they kept Old Town District atmosphere and ambience and this was also my first trip to the Farmers Market.

One of the things on my list for this Market was lettuce, I just been disappointed with the quality of lettuce and the chain stores. However when I saw the size and how healthy deep green the lettuce was at this market, my eyes nearly popped out of my head. That set my excited expectations of what I was going to find here.

I am definitely going to make this a weekly trip. I'm not sure if posting my elated success is going to work against me because I'm afraid that might increase the crowds. The Market opens up at 9:30 a.m. and I was there about 9:40 I believe. It was pretty busy and there was much to be had. I even bought a quality bottle of olive oil there and I cannot wait to use it.

Next time I am going to pick up some balsamic vinegar and I noticed they had something that looked like meat empanadas. They look delicious. At first I thought it was pricey and then I thought how much a burger at a fast food place cost and this is by far a bargain over what you get there. All and all, it was a worthy trip and a wonderful experience.

Nina R.

Not dog friendly for some reason. I’ve never been to a farmers market that doesn’t allow dogs.

The “Farmer’s market manager” proudly insisted that it’s illegal if I kept shopping with my dog.

Seemed more of a personal problem than it actually being a health concern, especially since I have a small, calm dog.

Will not bring my business here.

RandomWolf88

Went during the operating time as listed last Wednesday, completely empty and no vendors... When is it open? 🙁

BC Burbridge

I go about every two weeks. They have very good and fresh produce, especially the heirloom tomatoes. I also get avocado oil and bread from Old Town Bakery