Vista Farmers Market - Vista, California

Justin Vergason

The vista farmers market is one of the best places to buy fresh locally grown produce - many vendors come to sell locally grown fruits and vegetables
Some with freezers and fridges to sell locally grown beef and chicken
Finster farms has the best duck eggs around!
Plenty of other food vendors - I recommend the Belgian fries.. oh so good!
Visit kevin at finger farms booth, grab a pack of duck eggs… you’ll definitely be back for more

Stacey Murphy

I love that this market is under the solar panels to keep it cool in the heat.

This market has plenty of variety on food vendors if you’re hungry with vegan, vegetarian, and gluten free options along with all the meat you want. ?

There was plenty of great produce (veggies and fruit and mushrooms) to choose from.

If you’re a gardener, There’s an amazing plant grower that has a bunch of specialty herbs that are typically harder to find.

There was a wonderful singer and places to sit and eat. It’s the holidays so they had a wish tree. So so sweet ❤️

Great choices for bread, baked goods, chocolates, hot sauces, jams, salsas,.

Some clothes, jewelry, and household items.

Sofia Iniguez

I do most of my food shopping at this farmer's market! Been coming for many years now and it's my favorite! The farmer's, specialty food and drink stands, and the music here are great! It's in a parking lot at the Vista courthouse so it's not really the coolest vibe, but it's got almost everything I need! Plenty of parking.

Lacey Santino

The Vista Farmers Market is great place to find fruits, veggies, eggs, nuts, milk, meat, keifer, kombucha, turmeric, smoothies, flowers, plants, bread, and local crafts.

I encourage everyone to visit the farmers market for healthy options and to support our local small businesses.

It is easy to access off of highway 78 and Melrose drive in the Courthouse parking lot.

This Local Farmers Market is huge with ample parking. The vendors are able to spread out with large isles and everyone wears masks. Pets are not allowed.

Support your local vendors. There is everything from local farms including Veggies, Cheese, Proteins, Honey, Nuts, Eggs, Chocolate, Fresh baked Bread, locally grown plants, including native plants, and vendors including Prepared Food and drinks including Healthy, Vegetarian, and Vegan options. Don’t expect to have a place to gather and sit during the pandemic. Most people will pull-up a curb. Most food vendors use compostable packaging. Bring a bag from home to carry your veggies. There are porta-potties and a hand-washing station. Bring your well-loved books to swap.

There are at least a half a dozen vendors that sell live plants. Sue-Lin will provide a box to carry all of your organic garden starts. She has been my go-to for years for my garden transplants. She has a wide variety for every season. Her plants are always healthy and disease free. My garden flourishes with her plants.

Big Joy Family Bakery has amazing baked treats! I love the vanilla bean bread pudding and the macaroons. I can’t believe it’s vegan!

The Rush Coffee truck makes coffee that is not bitter and correctly brewed, unlike most big name coffee places. Besides the coffee, I love the Chai-Tea Latte and the London Fog.

Gaytan Family Farms has a wide selection of produce, eggs, berries, and my favorite chips and salsa in town.

JR Organics has subscription produce boxes for this who like fresh produce on a regular basis.

Build a better community by buying local.

Kimbely Campbell

I like the new setup.. The produce and fruit was wonderful as usual. The berries I purchased were so big juicy and sweet. I was able to find my favorite avocado oils and vinegars. custom ordered the cutest beanie . I bumped into great friends. They have lots of international foods.
Go to the Vista Farmers Market, support small and local business

Chris Stavrianos

Great farmers market with a good selection of fresh fruit and veggies. Also prepared food and other things like tea, salsa, cheeses, and meats. You can also get some nice plants here too. I love the Polosh food stand....yum.

Backyard Dharma

It's big, it's noisy, and it's a happening. Good selection of groceries, art pieces, and food ready to eat. The art is a bit too mass produced for me, but if you need some "safe" soap, jewelry, or candles this may be the place for you. Oh, and they even have a free meditation group there!

Monica Jones

Lots of veggies and fruit for sure, but not the same market from years past. They have so many rules and restrictions now. It used to be that you could go to a farmers market and get great deals, but all these vendors charge more than just getting the produce at Sprouts or Frazier Farms. The website states that dogs are not allowed multiple times, but there were plenty when I visited , barking at each other and acting like they owned the place ?.