Farmers Market Los Angeles

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Farmers Market has been around since 1934 on the corner of third and Fairfax in Los Angeles. The market is a fascinating place to spend the day with more than 100 shops and restaurants to explore. When you visit the market make sure your hungry. There are so many different places to eat and so many choices for food chances are you will stop at at least a couple of the eatery's. The stores offer a remarkable selection of fresh fruits along with candy, baked goods, home made ice cream, wines, meats and poultry. There is plenty of seating and even thought this is an open air market you are protected from the Southern California sun. The LA Farmers Market is full of atmosphere and is a very friendly safe place to visit. Take a trip to the LA Farmers Market on your next outing.

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What started out as a place for local farmers to sell there products has turned into one of the most visited attractions in Los Angeles. Taking a trip to the market is well worth the time by itself but right next door is a huge upscale shopping mall. The Grove has more restaurants, major stores, movie theatres and some of the best people watching in all of LA. Between the two attractions there is more than enough to keep you busy all day long. Parking at farmers market can be a problem at the weekend, the lot is quite small, so you end up driving around until someone leaves. More parking can be found at the Grove shopping district which has a multi story parking building. Make sure you get your parking validated from the place you park at, Farmers Market or the Grove.irst two hours are free. Each additional hour is about three dollars with a max of $20.00.

From Anaheim the Farmers Market is 32 miles and we made the trip on a Saturday afternoon in about 50 minutes. Arriving at 1:30 parking was a problem in the Farmers Market lot which is quite small. You will need at least two hours to see the market and about another hour to walk around the Grove. There is a trolley that connects Farmers Market and the Grove which is free, however the day we visited it was not operating. The market is a fun day trip for adults or teens. Smaller children will probably not appreciate the wonders of this place but they will enjoy riding the trolley and the home made ice cream. The market is an interesting journey form Orange County or the Los Angeles area and will only use about a half tank of gas.

Los Angeles Farmers Market 6333 W 3rd St Los Angeles, CA 90036 corner of Third and Fairfax map

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