A historic Los Angeles landmark, the Los Angeles Farmers Market is a bustling market of food stalls, eateries, prepared food vendors, produce markets, and much more. You can easily spend a morning or afternoon here browsing the more than 100 restaurants, grocers and tourist shops.
Opened in 1934, the Farmers Market is a popular destination for foodies in search of the market’s wide assortment of flavors and cuisines. The market started when a dozen nearby farmers would park their trucks on a field to sell their fresh produce to local residents. It quickly grew in popularity, especially when CBS Television City opened next door and began providing those working or visiting that television studio a convenient place to shop or eat.
You’ll find more than just food here. Buy bath and bodyworks, get a shave and a haircut at the Barbershop Club, find exotic candles, browse children’s clothes, find gifts and toys, browse designer and one-of-a-kind fashions, and bring home teas and jewelry. When a break from shopping beckons, you can marvel at some of the historic displays including Gilmore History Kiosk, Earl's Service Station, and the Farmers Market Clock Tower.
Latest Reviews
Review by torathexplorer, July 2012
Doing what: Los Angeles City Tour and Movie Stars' Homes Tour
Excellent tour we had a great driver/tour guide. Tour was small size and we were in a covered air conditioning bus and due to the small van we could go down some of the streets that the bigger tour buses can't
Review by Dolphin, June 2012
Doing what: Los Angeles City Tour and Movie Stars' Homes Tour
Must go tour, very personalised and with loads of hands on experience
Review by Robert H, May 2012
Doing what: Hollywood Movie Location Tour
Brain was just a hoot on this tour, well worth trip A++
Practical Info
The Farmers Market and is located just south of CBS Television City, at the corner of 3rd Street and Fairfax Avenue in the Fairfax District. It is also adjacent to The Grove outdoor shopping mall; an electric-powered trolley runs between the two sites. The market is also close to the myriad galleries of Museum Row, at Fairfax Avenue and Wilshire Boulevard.



