Baldwin Park Farmer’s Market

Stumbled on this place by accident and it wasn’t bad! Definitely not the farm fresh market night that stocks fruits and veggies but rather a market night with a many many food stands! Live music and near a shopping center, family type atmosphere, but probably won’t go back since there wasn’t much at all. Tried the beef tamales and the cajun fries and both were very good!

It’s a small one but recommends that you stop by Alex’s fruits and nuts stand. Purchased the best lime pistachios and chili and lime pistachios. Because of my work schedule can’t always make it but found the company’s website. Ordered on a Friday and received my order on Monday. Great customer service definitely recommend.

Something to look forward to when you’re coming to Kaiser Permanente in Baldwin Park: Farmer’s Market.
The Farmer’s Market is open every Friday from 8:30AM-1:30PM.
It is located outside, near the water fountain, right next to the cafeteria or you can just follow the signs.
Even though there are a small number of vendors, you can find pretty much the same stuff you would find at a regular farmers market. It’s just that this one doesn’t have five different vendors selling the same stuff.
I like to purchase roasted nuts from this one vendor, especially the spicy ones. It has a kick to it, not too spicy though. You can get the original one if you don’t like spicy. The prices of the roasted nuts are $ 5-​small, $ 6-​medium and $ 7-​large. The vendor is very generous when giving you samples so you can taste it before you buy them.

Every friday. Sneaky because they hold it on payday so you have money to spend and buy stuff.
I find it odd that much of the stuff here is packaged from elsewhere and not from Farmers but looks like stuff you buy at Trader Joe’s like the potato chips and nuts and breads.

I’ve seen this a couple of times when I bring my mom for her appointments but I never bought anything. After leaving at 9, I was really hungry so I looked around for some food. They had roasted peanuts, Greek foods, and baked goods.
I stumbled on some of the Old Town Baking Company’s sourdough bread there and fell in love with some of the best sourdough I’ve had in my life.
Vic. C’s review covers when Cal Poly Pomona hosts this farmers market but I’ll throw up their phone number (909) 869‑4906 if you want to get specific dates!

Came to Kaiser this morning to get some blood drawn and to my surprise, I saw a farmer’s market (Put on by Cal Poly Pomona Farm Store). There are just a small number of vendors out, but I love the idea of supporting local businesses and also giving employees and patients the opportunity to shop and purchase healthy sustainable foods. The farmer’s market is here every other Friday from 7:30 am to 12:30 pm.
From what I saw, there were a few booths that sold produce, 1 large booth selling jelly, salsa, etc along with crackers, 1 booth selling pita chips with hummas and pita bread, 1 booth selling fresh roasted peanuts, 1 booth selling flowers, 1 booth selling cactus, 1 booth selling roasted coffee beans and 1 information Kaiser booth.
The crowd was small, which is nice because I sure hate pushing pass people in order to check out the next booth or wait in a long line to pay for an item.
Major plus of this farmer’s market is that some of the vendors accept credit card, total score!
Not exactly sure I would make a special trip to come back here, but I would probably try to make my next visit on a Friday in hopes of catching the farmer’s market.