Little Tokyo/Arts District Farmers' Market

The energy efficient and eco-friendly vendors at this open market sell homemade breads, large green olives, sweet honey, unusual orchids and heaps of seasonal vegetables.

In Short
The eco-pioneers who host this vibrant market are striving to make it the first zero-waste farmers' market in Los Angeles. Farmers and volunteers promote organic practices,...

Posted by by Saira Masood at Citysearch on August 20, 2008. Brought to you by Citysearch.

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80

Fans of Mexico's heavy meat-filled masa matriarchs: don't get your tamales here. The Corn Maiden tent tamales are petite and elite, skipping the thick, greasy street-tamale cheeses and using non-traditional ingredients like smoked gouda cheese, grilled vegetables and blue corn. My goat cheese, sun-dried tomato, and basil tamale came prettily wrapped with a bow on top and spicy salsa on the side. (And $3.50 is a great steal, as the Thursday Arts District/Little Tokyo Farmers Market usually boasts pretty expensive eats.)

Posted by by KRamos at Citysearch on July 09, 2009. Brought to you by Citysearch.

Average Rating

100

In ShortThe eco-pioneers who host this vibrant market are striving to make it the first zero-waste farmers' market in Los Angeles. Farmers and volunteers promote organic practices, conserving energy and solar power, while selling their farm-fresh produce and tasty pre-packaged goods. Hungry customers can also pick up a quick lunch, tempted by the mouthwatering scents of hot baked yams, roasted...

Posted by SairaMasoo-220758268 on August 18, 2008. Brought to you by rateitall.

Average Rating

60

not too friendly with the bike messenger community. we also like farmers markets but that aside l like the orange chicken.

Posted on December 24, 2007. Brought to you by yahoolocal.