Pacific Grove Certified Farmers' Market

Pacific Grove Certified Farmers' Market is part of Everyone’s Harvest, a nonprofit whose mission is to provide access to healthy, affordable fruits and vegetables across Monterey County. That mission gives this Monday market a practical shape: certified farm vendors, prepared food stands, and EBT access all in one stop at Central & Grand Ave.. Open year-round in Pacific Grove, it offers an early-week shopping window that differs from the weekend rhythm many shoppers rely on. The result is a market built for regular food buying as much as browsing, with produce growers, flower sellers, breads, and ready-to-eat meals all represented.

Why it matters locally

Everyone’s Harvest ties the Pacific Grove market to a countywide food-access mission centered on healthy, affordable fruits and vegetables. That matters here because the market is not just a weekly retail stop; it is one of the organization’s recurring Monterey County market locations operating through the year.

The vendor roster also points to a strong farm presence alongside small prepared-food businesses. Farms such as Avalos Farm, Gallardo Organic Farm, La Milpa Organic Farm, Luna Dorada Organic Farms, and Tu Universo Farm appear in the lineup, while bakers and hot-food vendors fill out the market for shoppers buying dinner as well as produce. Everyone’s Harvest also runs nutrition incentive programs including Market Match for EBT customers, reinforcing the market’s role in food access rather than treating assistance as an afterthought.

What you'll find there

The lineup at Central & Grand Ave. spans certified farm stands, flowers, bread, drinks, and a notably deep bench of ready-to-eat vendors, so the market works for both produce shopping and a Monday meal pickup. The list below names vendors scheduled for this market.

• -Find produce from Avalos Farm.
• -Pick up eggs from Clara’s Egg Farm.
• -Shop farm goods from F.T. Fresh Produce.
• -Browse organic produce from Gallardo Organic Farm.
• -Bring home bouquets from Golden Flowers.
• -Look for ranch products from Inzana Ranch.
• -Stock up at J & J Ramos Farms.
• -Choose cut flowers from Jose’s Flowers.
• -Add produce from Ken’s Top Notch.
• -Shop organic farm goods from La Milpa Organic Farm.
• -Seek out mushrooms, microgreens, and vegetable seedlings from Lake Family Forest.
• -Check the stand at Ledesma Farm.
• -Buy produce from Luna Dorada Organic Farms.
• -Grab fruits and vegetables from Moua’s Produce.
• -See what’s in season at Rodriguez Bros. Ranch.
• -Watch for orchard fruit from Stackhouse Brothers Orchards.
• -Shop farm goods from Tu Universo Farm.
• -Take home loaves from Ad Astra Bread Co. or Mircal Bread.
• -Order hot food from Antojitos Mexicanos, Ely's Pupusas, Mr. Falafel, or Tacos Don Beto.
• -Pick up pizza from Central Coastan Pizza or Pancho's Craft Pizza.
• -Cool off with tea from Blissful Teas or Zum Zum Tea.
• -Finish with kettle corn or waffles from Coastal Kettlecorn and Waffly Ever After.

Cooking demonstrations are scheduled at the Pacific Grove market as part of Everyone’s Harvest’s 2025 in-person demo series.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is the clearest policy detail to plan around before heading to Central & Grand Ave.. The market runs on Mondays from midafternoon into early evening, with a winter schedule that shortens to 3pm to 6pm. It is also open year-round, so this is a regular option in Pacific Grove rather than a short seasonal run.

For amenities, restrooms are not listed among the visitor details, so it makes sense to plan your stop accordingly. The mix of farms, breads, flowers, and prepared-food vendors means the market can cover groceries and dinner in one visit, especially if you are shopping at the start of the week.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at Pacific Grove Certified Farmers' Market. Everyone’s Harvest also operates Market Match for EBT customers, a nutrition incentive program supported through the Ecology Center and public funding partners including the California Department of Food and Agriculture and USDA programs. Payment methods are otherwise presented clearly for visitors.