State Street Farmers Market

“Or as I like to call it.. CARLSBAD Farmer Market. So..of the farmers markets in our North San Diego area, I really enjoy this one. I find the quality and number of Organic and small farms offer competitive pricing and at the same time bring to the forefront really high quality vegetables and produce. But, we also go the the Fench Sandwhich Maker, we buy Bread, Chimmichuri, Mushroom varieties, hand made pizzas. We search for stuff you cant find in the stores. All while enjoying the beach vibe. They have foods stands that make all sorts of stuff from all sorts of places, the store fronts are open if you want to shop or get a beer.. When we go our Ocenaside home, we always shop here first and feel really good about the food we get and eat well at home. Love love love”

“I absolutely LOVED this Farmer's Market!!! I can't wait to go back!! I bought soaps, organic tea, and will be back for fresh seafood, fruits and vegetables, olives, pumice and more! Definitely recommend coming here. It's every Wednesday.”

“What a cool experience and great way to get to know the local brands, stores, and food. I met some great people along the way and experienced some good food!!! The grilled cheese king was amazing!”

“A really amazing market — with a great selection of greens, vegetables, and fruits. And the baked goods are incredibly delicious.”

“A smallish, but nice farmers’ market in Carlsbad. There were many options both in fresh vegetables/fruits and ready to eat food. There were at least 3-4 bakeries represented and our favorite was the Prager Brothers. Free parking was easy to find. Before or after, one can stroll around all the boutiques right around the Farmers Market. There was a street performer playing the hand pan and a few other instruments at the same time. Yes, he was quite busy, but the music was soothing.”

“Good farmer's market with a large variety of items for sale. I found the items more pricey than other farmers markets, however the market is in a great location so much fun to walk around downtown Carlsbad and then stroll over to the beach.”

“Only one block. Not enough variety to choose. Most of the items are expensive.”

“What was once a Farmer’s Market is now 1/2 food vendors and very expensive pastries and it also includes a produce booth that the cult “The 12 Tribes” has. If you don’t know about The 12 Tribes look them up and you’ll be shocked. Their booth gives off a very creepy vibe and this will definitely keep me from going there again. Every produce booth is so expensive, yes I know it’s local grown but come on $3.99 a lb for a tomato that weighs more than 1.5 lbs.”