Chula Vista Lemon Festival

Chula Vista, États-Unis

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Téléphone :
+1 619-422-1982
Adresse :
3rd Avenue, Chula Vista, CA
Chula Vista
Arrêts et stations de transports en commun proches
2.2 kmH Street
2.6 kmPalomar Street Trolley Station
2.7 kmPalomar Street
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Heure locale (Chula Vista) 10:43 samedi 21 juin 2025

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7 avis sur Chula Vista Lemon Festival

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Évaluation du lieu : 3
San Diego, CA
This is more like a street fair. I expected to see much more lemons, I’m not sure why it has that name. I was looking or a billboard to maybe explain the reasoning, I did not find one.
The festival is nice its only a couple blocks down. theres different vendors and food to choose from with entertainment all day. I went early morning and they had a band called Santana Soul who were awesome! They had everyone cheering for them and happy! I spent most of my time watching them play. Therefore if you are looking for everything or anything with lemons, This is NOT the festival to go to.
Évaluation du lieu : 1
La Jolla, CA
Clearly I didn’t check Unilocal before going to this last weekend!!! I saw it advertised on Pacific San Diego and this is the 3rd event of theirs I’ve been to and the second big bust.
There was only a couple of vendors (except for the lemonade stands you see at a fair) that sold lemon anything. One was Sprouts and the other was the Cookie Lady. Sprouts had a very nice display and their lemon products were heavily discounted. I was impressed.
Cookie Lady sold the most divine lemon cupcake but the lemon cookie was hard.
We spent about 30 min there and I will never go back.
They dropped the ball on this event big time. I wish someone else would host a better lemon festival somewhere else.
Évaluation du lieu : 3
La Jolla, CA
Again, not very lemon themed. A fun street fair though with lots of vendors, food, and live music. Dog friendly and everyone was very nice. The community alone makes this festival worth coming out for!
Évaluation du lieu : 1
San Diego, CA
Just a few blocks of vendors. Couldn’t find any play area for kids or the pie eating contest.
Évaluation du lieu : 1
San Diego, CA
It is horrible! i was expecting a tribute to Lemon and coming together to highlight all that lemon can provide to us in different form, at least food that made with lemon. Instead I got a street fair with Lemon as the reason and that was IT!
Message to Lemon Festival Organizer! Do some more research n be more creative, lemon is extremely diverse, dont just settle for lemonade and call it a Lemon Festival.
Évaluation du lieu : 2
Evanston, IL
The name of this festival is misleading! It has almost NOTHING to do with lemons. I was hoping for some crazy lemon extravaganza like the festivals they feature on Food Network. Not so much. It’s just a neighborhood street fair! Not bad for a street fair, but definitely not worthy of being called a «Lemon Festival».
Aside from that, I guess it was amusing looking at all the vendors, enjoying the Mexican food stands, and music entertainment.
Évaluation du lieu : 1
San Diego, CA
I thought this was the lemon festival. We get out of the car and we hear the Mexican music. Ok? Whatever let’s give it a shot. We start walking around and the first and only lemon thing I see is lemonade. This was like a swap meet! No lemon meringue pie, no lemon squares, none of that! There were plenty of jewelry booths and toy booths selling lucha libre paraphernalia. If you want to find anything and everything lemon, you won’t find it here. Not at all what I expected.