Located at Third and Fairfax it is more of a tourist attraction than a fruit and veggie market, selling local produce.
There are many restaurants to choose from with general seating in the aisles. I love the idea that you can go with friends and each choose to eat from a different booth, sit together and at the end of the meal the Market staff will clear your table.
Dr. J is partial to the Brazilian BBQ which serves up a large array of meats off a spit. I’m always a sucker for fish tacos.
But for breakfast our favorite is the French crepes.
Here are some photos from a quiet morning at The Farmers Market.
Red Velvet Love
For a list of restaurants, booths, directions and hours:
24 comments:
i love that place!!! when i live in LA i used to go to the mexican place all the time for breakfast...
that looks like the best farmers market i've ever seen!
p.s. i had french crepes when i was in france last month for the first time! i actually ordered an 'omelet' and got crepes instead, but i sure did not complain =) it was heavenly
That food looks fantastic, the market looks so cute and old fashioned too - mentally added to the "if I ever visit" list, thanks!
Why does it seem sometimes like all the best stuff is on the OTHER side of the country?! Jealous!
Looks like a cool place...I love red velvet cake too!
Love the look of the Red Velvet! What a fun morning :)
..awww..those cakes ..looks delicious : )
Ellinelle xxx
Love these pictures and the colors! I need to go here. French crepes! Yum!
Love crepes, sweet or savory. I do gluten-free now but still delish. Nutella and banana inside might be my all-time favorite.
It pains me that we don't have a real farmer's market here. Le sigh.
i used to go to this farmers market fairly often when i lived in west hollywood. it is SUCH A MOB SCENE on weekends! yikes! i would like to sneak over there soon...maybe early on a weekday morning! yup, that sounds really nice!
French crepes? Fish tacos? Red velvet cakes? I'm so there. And I'm starving. Lovely photographs, too.
Love these photos - feel like I'm there! I had some good fish tacos in LA when I visited my brother last year. The Farmers Market sounds like a cool place.
What a great and colorful farmers market, a treat for all senses in the photos; in real life it must be delectable! Enjoy...
PS "washi" is Japanese paper, I answered a long-ish answer on my post (comment) too. You probably have seen this kind of paper, but maybe it is called just "Japanese paper" or by the specific names like mulberry, kozo, etc. Thanks for your visit and for asking:)
Thanks for this walk ;)
Our little town's farmers market opens today I believe. Thanks for the reminder, think I'll take the kids on over.
Of course, it is a teeny little thing in a park, nothing like this... yours looks like a freaking vacation.
I love, love farmers markets and wish I were closer to LA so I could visit one 7 days a week!!! Those red velvet desserts look incredible =)
Oh yum. I love farmers markets. I am hoping to set up a booth at one in my town in July! All the food looks too good here.
Racahel
i love the rows of stools! great photos.
xo Alison
Is this the one next to The Grove? It looks like it? I went there last summer with my kids and had a great time. Yummy Greek food ..... Plus the great people watching of course! Great pics!
red velvet cake makes me soooo happy. love those pictures, gorgeous!
I was just there last week! We LOVE going there. It's so fun and such a throw back.
Wow. That looks lovely.
Love those colors!
This looks like so much fun. The farmer's markets in the midwest are certainly nothing like this...at least not where I live! Seems I could go to this place many times a week and be totally happy...
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