Heaven B.
6/20/2021
This market is freaking dope! They have such unique options on their menu and delicious food. Their customer service was awesome, I mean really cool people. I felt so comfortable in there and the...
Pismo Beach Farmers Market
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Pomeroy Ave Pier End
Pismo Beach, CA 93449
The Pismo Beach Farmers Market will return to the brand new Pismo Beach Promenade beginning Wednesday, April 14 through October 27, 2021 from 4pm - 7pm. City Manager Jim Lewis encouraged the Pismo Chamber to bring back the Farmer's Market citing the promenade would be "perfect"! The Chamber had hoped to launch in 2020 but for obvious reasons those plans were put on hold. The Chamber has worked diligently with the City of Pismo and will be following all current Covid safe guidelines to ensure attendees feel safe. All fire and safety codes will be strictly administered. The plan is to have up farmers offering locals a new source for the fresh vegetable and fruits they use every day and for our business community to take advantage of 15-20, 10”X10” booth spaces to sell their wares to locals and tourists alike. "I am so excited that the Pismo Chamber, despite being a group of volunteers we continue. to make BIG things happen. I always say "we are small but mighty". Valerie Mercado
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Reviews
4.08 reviews
Lynn U.
4/23/2021
The farmer market is back open every Wednesday 4-7 We picked up kettle corn and roasted corn and this next Wednesday we plan to buy even more stuff like fresh strawberries and coffee! Yum!
Sarah Y.
7/26/2023
We come to Pismo Beach from San Jose for short getaway. Last July my daughter and son in law bought Me dahlias from the stand, and this year, I came back in July 26 and bought again! Beautiful...
PatrickJ T.
8/12/2015
Every Wednesday from 3pm to 7pm, there is a Farmers Market at the Pismo Beach Pier. It is the place "where the produce meets the sea". There are not many vendors or booths at this Farmers...
Kristen N.
4/6/2016
Tiny little market with little choices. Given your in the middle of agricultural area I am shocked how small this was! So maybe it's the time of year. Maybe we were too early. Now with that...
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