Burbank Certified Farmers' Market

Burbank Certified Farmers' Market pairs a long-running Saturday market with a practical food-rescue habit: many vendors donate unsold food to Food Forward at the end of the market. The market has been serving the community for over 40 years, giving this downtown Burbank stop a distinctly established feel rather than a pop-up rhythm. On a single visit, that can mean shopping produce, eggs, seafood, bread, flowers, nursery plants, and prepared foods from a vendor roster that stretches well beyond basic fruit-and-vegetable stands. If you like markets with both weekly staples and pantry extras, this one is set up for that kind of shop.

What you'll find there

The mix here leans wide: everyday produce and eggs are joined by orchard fruit, seafood, cheeses, baked goods, plant starts, and several prepared-food vendors. That breadth makes it easier to build a full market run instead of a quick produce-only stop.

• -Pick up Bellacienda Farms for fresh free-range eggs, oranges, grapes, and seasonal fruits and vegetables.
• -Browse Blessed Farms for seasonal vegetables, leafy greens, and strawberries.
• -Find Givens Ranch selling certified organic seasonal vegetables, lettuces, tomatoes, and strawberries.
• -Add Bolaños Family Sprouts for fresh sprouts, wheat grass, and bean sprouts.
• -Look for Cuyama Orchards for certified organic apples and apple-derived products.
• -Head to Rancho Santa Cecilia for year-round avocados plus citrus, cherimoyas, and apples.
• -Choose Sycamore Hill Ranch for certified organic avocados, oranges, lemons, grapefruits, and honey.
• -Catch seasonal stone fruit at Tenerelli Orchards, which brings peaches and nectarines.
• -Grab berries from Gutierrez Berry Farms, including blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, and other seasonal berries.
• -Shop Mee Thao in season for Asian vegetables, greens, peanuts, jujubes, and eggplant.
• -Stock up at Suncoast Farms of California for artichokes, asparagus, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cauliflower, and dried beans.
• -Bring home mushrooms from Mushroom Kings.
• -Add pantry staples from Nuvo Olive Oil, including certified organic olive oil, olives, and vinegars.
• -Take home artisanal cheeses from Vintage Cheese Company.
• -Stop by Fisherman's Catch for fresh seafood.
• -Pick up bread, pastry, and quiche from Chaupain Bakery.
• -Round out the trip with rose bushes, fruit trees, and potted plants from A.J. Nursery.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, and the market notes trained service animals only, so that policy may shape your plans before you leave home. Free parking is available in several specific areas: a small lot at Olive and Glenoaks, the Fire Station lot at Orange Grove and Glenoaks with weekend public access, the City Hall lot at Third and Orange Grove, plus street parking. The small lot at Olive and Glenoaks gets crowded, so the City Hall and Police/Fire Headquarters areas across Orange Grove or Third Street can be useful alternatives. The market also notes wheelchair accessibility, which matters for anyone planning a smoother route through the site.

Payments & SNAP

EBT and WIC are accepted here, and the market also offers Market Match up to $15. That combination can make a difference if you're shopping for produce and staple foods with nutrition benefits. Payment options are clearly posted by the market, which helps when you're planning more than a cash-only visit.