Pleasanton Farmers Market

Average Rating

100

What is better than a Farmers market; the answer is not much. Bring your kids and the dog and get out in the great California weather. This is a great way to meet and greet your friends and … What is better than a Farmers market; the answer is not much. Bring your kids and the dog and get out in the great California weather. This is a great way to meet and greet your friends and neighbors. Dont...

Posted by rogertriplett on February 17, 2016. Brought to you by yahoolocal.

Average Rating

100

One of the really great things about living in Pleasanton is the Saturday Morning Market. Traffic free, kid friendly, with music and balloons and popcorn and a myriad of fresh organic food … One of the really great things about living in Pleasanton is the Saturday Morning Market. Traffic free, kid friendly, with music and balloons and popcorn and a myriad of fresh organic food choices from...

Posted by Martintravel1 on February 10, 2016. Brought to you by yahoolocal.

Average Rating

100

We've been going to the Plesanton Farmer's Market every Saturday morning for over 5 years now. We buy most of our food there. There's a huge variety of vegetables and fruits, pastured meats, … We've been going to the Plesanton Farmer's Market every Saturday morning for over 5 years now. We buy most of our food there. There's a huge variety of vegetables and fruits, pastured meats, and eggs....

Posted by kenwdelong on February 08, 2016. Brought to you by yahoolocal.

Great way to spend some time downtown

Average Rating

80

What a great little Farmers Market. Lots of fruits and veggies, olive oils, some wine, some rotisserie meats, cheeses, nuts, flowers, etc. Not much in the way of the usual artsy-craftsy stuff you find at most Farmers Markets. This is a fun time and we intend on going back.

Posted by SledMan on March 25, 2015. Brought to you by tripadvisor.

Best start to a Saturday morning

Average Rating

100

Love the year-round Pleasanton Farmers' Market. Great addition of cheeses, olive oils, knife sharpening, and other booths to fill in during the winter months to keep the market active and interesting! Never disappointed :) Thank goodness Pat Lane had the idea to get it started years ago!

Posted by Vacationlvrs on March 17, 2015. Brought to you by tripadvisor.