Pinole Farmers' Market

Verduras frescas y cosechadas sin químicos muy bueno

My go to farmers market even though there are others closer to me. The strawberries are the best!! And there are specialty food vendors also, local granola, filipino food, seafood, hummus, tamales, honey, eggs, kettle korn, fresh bread, stuffed donuts, and some other rotating vendors in addition to the fresh fruits and veggies. There’s a bank right on the corner if you need to get cash. You can have brunch nearby at Pear St Bistro, Sues Cafe, Tina’s Place. Or even get dim sum across the street at King Valley. Parking can sometimes be difficult due to all that may be going on, especially if there are church events at the same time.

12 pasture raised eggs $12. And that is not an exception. Prices are higher than any supermarket.

We just moved to the area and checked out this farmers market today for the first time. It’s a wonderful little market! A variety of fruits and vegetables from local farms as well as vendors selling prepared food (many delicious Filipino dishes) popcorn, ice cream, pita chips and hummus (phenomenal, btw), and some non food things such as jewelry and soaps. We took home many veggies fruit, and the pita and 2 kinds of hummus. We will be back!

Small but a nice variaty. There have been empty stalls the few times I've been there. They're missing some craft people I think. I go mainly for produce so it's not really an issue for me. The sellers are very helpful-busy but helpful. Some sellers offer samples at a couple of fruit stands. And there is most always some music being played. Great place to bring the kids and then head over to Fernandez park down the street.

Consistently good produce! Lots of veggies you won't find at grocery stores, especially for Latin, Asian & South Asian style cooking. Tips- Everything is wheelchair accessible and there is a wide aisle to offer social distance. For additional parking if lot is full, try along the road near Fernando park or in the public lots across from East Bay Coffee. FYI- No dogs are allowed inside the market.

This Farmer's Market, although smaller than the usual ones we go to, has most of what one would need. The produce is fresh and reasonably priced. There are bakeries with goodies for the sweet tooths in the family. There are also plants for sale. For those who do not want to cook once home, there are booths with hot food prepared to order.

Very fresh-looking produce. Food booths were few, but most likely due to CV. There overall size is probably on the smaller size, but again, probably due to CV. Some booths require you to line up so they bag the items for you one customer at a time. Others have each individually packaged in plastic.