Elisa N.
8/12/2025
PACIFIC BEACH FARMERS MARKET @ PB Parking was LONG and annoying! Only street and it's for 2 hours, some are free but majority you have to pay. It's definitely a hassle to find spots because of...
Pacific Beach Tuesday Farmers' Market
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901 Hornblend St
San Diego, CA 92109
The Pacific Beach Tuesday Farmers' Market has been serving the community since 2011, establishing itself as an essential outdoor grocery destination. This market offers a special opportunity for customers to interact directly with local farmers and artisans, providing a unique shopping experience.
Visitors can explore a wide array of offerings, including fresh produce, meats, cheeses, flowers, dips, spreads, gourmet dining choices, and artisanal crafts. The market also caters to EBT customers by accepting benefits and offering "Market Bucks" for convenient shopping.
Located at 901 Hornblend St. in San Diego, CA, this vibrant market operates every Tuesday from 2:00 PM to 7:00 PM. Beyond just a place to shop, the Pacific Beach Tuesday Farmers' Market promises a blend of fresh food, artistry, and a welcoming community atmosphere for all attendees.
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Momo Z.
7/3/2025
If it happened to be Tuesday that day, you could also visit the farmers' market after enjoying the beach. There, you could find rare blackberries that cost 5 dollars for a box. After buying one, I...
Carmen V.
7/23/2024
Just when I was trying to find parking to check the spikeball massive gathering in PB...I noticed that there was a farmers market. Nice! I was thinking flowers, and I got pretty bouquet for just...
Hanna S.
2/6/2023
A perfect place to spend a Tuesday afternoon between the hours of 2-7pm . Saunter around in the fresh air, enjoying some samples and supporting local business. Pop ups: there are a wide...
Stephanie L.
9/27/2022
I don't see many dogs at this market, which is wonderful considering your pet really doesn't want to be stepped on repeatedly while their paws are subjected to 150-degree asphalt! That being...
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