North Park Thursday Certified Farmers' Market
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CalFresh/SNAP EBT is accepted at North Park Thursday Certified Farmers' Market, a practical detail that can shape a midweek grocery stop as much as the vendor mix itself. The market runs year-round in San Diego and combines certified farm goods with prepared foods, pantry staples, and artisan booths, so a single visit can cover produce, lunch, and a few household or gift items. With vegetables, avocados, citrus, flowers, fish, breads, dumplings, pupusas, and knife sharpening all in the same market, the emphasis is clearly on a broad Wednesday errand run rather than a produce-only pickup.
Why it matters locally
Gilbert & Lee Quintos Farm brings vegetables, avocados, citrus, and flowers, while Heritage Family Farm adds citrus, avocado, juice, tomatoes, and fruit, giving this market a direct farm presence rather than relying only on packaged foods. That matters in a neighborhood market where shoppers can also pick up eggs from Scorpion Farms, fresh fish and shellfish from Community Fish, and California-grown cut flowers from Hidalgo Flowers in the same trip.
The market also supports smaller prepared-food and pantry businesses with a notably varied lineup: vegan sauces and dips from A Plant-Based Production, fermented hot sauce from Down to Ferment, tea and accessories from OfTea, and used books from Street Smart Bookstore all appear alongside farm vendors. CalFresh/SNAP EBT acceptance adds another local-use function by widening food access at the market itself.
What you'll find there
The Wednesday mix leans wide rather than narrow: certified produce and flowers sit next to seafood, baked goods, hot food, drinks, pantry items, books, plants, and practical service vendors. That range makes the market useful for shoppers who want ingredients for later and something ready to eat now.
- -Pick up vegetables, avocados, citrus, and flowers from Gilbert & Lee Quintos Farm.
- -Find citrus, avocado, juice, tomatoes, and fruits at Heritage Family Farm.
- -Bring home stone fruits from Pure Harvest Orchard.
- -Stock up on eggs, berries, veggies, and beans from Scorpion Farms.
- -Take home fresh fish and shellfish from Community Fish.
- -Choose California-grown cut flowers from Hidalgo Flowers.
- -Taste honey and honey spreads from Aliza's Honey.
- -Browse bagels and stuffed bombolini donuts at BomBom Bakehouse.
- -Order Cuban sandwiches and bowls from Cubano Kings.
- -Try frozen and freshly cooked dumplings plus Aro chili oil from Dumplin' by Aro.
- -Grab pupusas from Salvadoran Kitchen.
- -Look for vegan sushi from Vegan Mirai.
- -Sip drip-brewed Vietnamese coffee in cups or bottles from Saigon Coffee.
- -Bring knives for on-site sharpening at Sharp Shop.
- -Browse a wide selection of used books for all ages at Street Smart Bookstore.
A one-time Summer Sera event is also scheduled for Wednesday, July 1, 2026, described as an all-ages, free summer evening extension with shopping, sips, and songs.
Know before you go
No dogs are allowed at the market, reflecting CalCode guidelines for farmers' markets; legitimate service animals are the exception. Another plan-changing detail: restrooms are not available on site. The market is located at 3001 North Park Way and operates on a midmorning-to-early-afternoon Wednesday schedule, which makes it more of a daytime stop than an evening browse.
If you are coming for a specific utility purchase, this market includes an information booth handling EBT-SNAP and selling market merchandise, and it also has a knife sharpening vendor on site.
Payments & SNAP
CalFresh/SNAP EBT is accepted at the market, and the Welcome/Info Booth is specifically listed for information and EBT-SNAP services. Market Match is also referenced as a program that matches EBT funds, adding another food-budget tool for eligible shoppers. Payment methods are clearly identified at the market level.
Products
ProducePrepared FoodBaked GoodsDairyMeatEggsHoneyCraftsFlowersOrganic
Payment Methods
SNAP/EBTCredit CardsWIC
Schedule
- Year-Round
- Season: January – December
- Market Days: Wednesday
Welcome Booth is available for information and EBT-SNAP check-in; Market Match is available for eligible EBT transactions.
Vendor Directory
255 vendorsProduce (22)
- Gilbert & Lee Quintos Farm — Vegetables, avocados, citrus, and flowers.Facebook
- Heritage Family Farm — Citrus, avocado, juice, tomatoes, and fruits.Instagram
- Pure Harvest Orchard — Stone fruits.
- Gaytan Farm — Farm vendor listed on the Saturday map.
- Ken's Produce — Produce vendor listed on the Saturday map.
- Lath House Microgreens — Microgreens.
- Mindful Mushroom — Mushrooms.
- Indian Summer Farm — Vegetables, berries, and eggs.
- Polito Farm — Citrus, avocados, and fresh bottled juices.
- Martinez Farm — Farm vendor listed on the Saturday map.
- SMIT Farms — Certified organic fresh and dried fruit, and nuts.
- Ranchos de los Suenos — Avocados (seasonal: January to August).
- Palmera Date — Dates (November - July).
- Kawano Farms — Berries, mushrooms, and vegetables.
- Hopkins Almond Growers — Almonds and almond butter (as listed on the Saturday map).
- Jacy Farm — Fresh and dried fruit.
- JR Organics Farm — Certified organic fruits and vegetables, and flowers.
- Heritage Family Farms — Citrus, avocados, fruit, and honey.
- Carlsbad Strawberries — Strawberries (as listed on the Saturday map).
- Hernandez Bros Farm — Berries and vegetables.
- Green Crops — Microgreens.
- R&L Farms — Citrus, stone fruit, and fruit butters.
Meat & Poultry (1)
- Da-Le Ranch — Poultry, meat, and eggs.
Dairy & Eggs (5)
- Scorpion Farms — Eggs, berries, veggies, and beans.
- Fromagerie & Cie — Cheeses and butter.
- A Mano Cheese — Handmade mozzarella and burrata.
- Hilliker's Eggs — Eggs (as listed on the Saturday map).
- Hillikers Egg Ranch — Eggs.
Baked Goods (38)
- BomBom Bakehouse — Bagels and stuffed bombolini donuts.
- CRUMB — Protein donuts and desserts.
- Excited to Eat — Gluten-free & vegan baked goods and breads.
- Lani’s Homemade Cookies — Baked goods, bars, cookies, and more.
- LUMË — Granola.
- Maruketo Bakery — Almond flour, keto breads, and other baked goods.
- Sam’s Bread — Breads, pastries, and cookies.
- The Cannoli Bar — Made-to-order cannoli.
- gap Maya's Cookies — Cookies (as listed on the Saturday map).
- CAKED — Baked confections.
- Artisan Crepes — Sweet and savory crepes.
- Daniel's Artisanal Bread Bar — Bread and pastries (as listed on the Saturday map).
- Hija del Maiz — Mexican pastries and vegan muffins.
- Swells Sourdough Bakery — Sourdough breads and cookies.
- Honeymoon Ranch — Bread, jam, and baked goods.
- Bonjour Patisserie — Traditional and vegan pastries.
- Maya's Cookies — Cookies (as listed on the Saturday map).
- Mia Sorella — Hungarian chimney cakes.
- Il Cannoli — Cannoli (as listed on the Saturday map).
- Bom Bom Bakehouse — Bagels and stuffed bombolini donuts.
- CRUMB Protein Donuts — Protein donuts (as listed on the Wednesday map).
- Angela’s Kitchen — Bread and baked goods.
- Bold Bones Bakery — Pet treats.
- Cempasuchil Mexican Bakery* — Pastries.
- Git This Biscuit — Biscuits and breakfast sandwiches.
- It’s In the Filling* — Cheesecakes and baked goods.
- Joya Mia — Traditional Eastern European baked apples.
- Lanis’ Homemade Cookies — Cookies, brownies, and desserts.
- LÜME Granola — Organic, gluten-free granola.
- Maya’s Cookies — Vegan cookies.
- Mi Pan Bakery — Bread and pastries.
- Nessa’s Goodies* — Decorated sugar cookies.
- Sierra’s Baking Corner — Vegan and gluten free specialties.
- The Sugaa Momma — Cake pops.
- Tita Ann’s — Filipino baked goods and desserts.
- Toro Churros & Doughnuts — Churros and bombolini.
- Tuberose Cake Studio — Cakes and specialty desserts.
- Wise Granola — Granola and bars.
Prepared Food (87)
- A Plant-Based Production — Reliable translation tools help readers and writers navigate subtle shifts in meaning between languages. Whether you are checking a singleWebsite ↗
- Brother's Products — Hummus, dips, and spices.
- Bungoyaki — Teriyaki sauces.
- Community Fish — Variety of fresh fish and shellfish to take home.
- Cubano Kings — Cuban sandwiches and bowls.
- Dumplin’ by Aro — Aro chili oil, frozen and freshly cooked dumplings.
- Down to Ferment — Fermented hot sauce.
- Enjoy Fruit Roll — Natural fruit leather and dried fruits.
- Esquisalsa — Grilled corn and bottled creamy corn topping sauce.
- Fat Chips — Tallow coooked potato chips.
- Juanbachi — Pinoy BBQ and poke.
- MC’s Kitchen — Cornbreads, savory dishes, desserts, and a rotating menu.
- Mi'So Hungry — Japanese rice balls.
- Nono José’s — Empanadas and chimichurri.
- Olympus Reserve — Hand-crafted, small-batch jerky.
- Pickle Boys — Pickles, kimchi, relish, and pickled eggs.
- Sabor Piri Piri — Piri Piri sauce and savory traditional dishes from Mozambique.
- Salvadoran Kitchen — Pupusas.
- Simple Sumptious Cooking — Mixed spices.
- Spread — Bagels and schmears.
- Sunfire Foods — Hot sauce.
- The Tamale Fiesta — Frozen and fresh tamales.
- Vegan Mirai — Vegan sushi.
- Yallatizer’s — Yogurts and hummus.
- Ma & Jay Butters — Butters (as listed on the Saturday map).
- Juice Jerky — Fruit jerky.
- Not Your Nonna's Sauce — Pasta sauces, pasta, and pesto.
- Thyme of Essence — Prosciutto, olive oil, and spices.
- Tamale Fiesta — Frozen and fresh tamales.
- Smashed Avocado Toast — Avocado toast and macha lattes (as listed on the Saturday map).
- Captain Jack's — Captain Jack's (as listed on the Saturday map).
- La Casita de Vero — Vendor listed on the Saturday map.
- Raclette San Diego — Raclette cheese sandwiches and bowls.
- San Diego Sabor Piri Piri — Piri Piri sauce and Mozambique cuisine (as listed on the Saturday map).
- NoNo Jose Empanadas — Empanadas (as listed on the Saturday map).
- Fish Addiction — Fresh caught fish and tinned fish.
- Baba Foods — Hummus, dips, and pita chips.
- Brodino Broth — Broths and soups.
- Goldie Pops — Gourmet craft popcorn.
- JOJO Peanut Butter — Variety of peanut and coconut butters.
- Jerky Gourmet — Jerky (as listed on the Saturday map).
- NutFrusion — Nut and fruit snacks.
- Totally Pickled — Pickles, pickled vegetables, and pickle kits (formerly Pretty Provisions).
- Majestic Garlic — Garlic and hummus.
- Sunfire Hot Sauce — Hot sauce.
- Aloha Spreads — Infused almond and peanut butters.
- Ruth's No. 5 Salsa — Fresh salsas, chips, and tortillas.
- Dirt Food — Spice mix, granola, and snacks.
- Yallatizers Yogurt — Yogurts (as listed on the Saturday map).
- Lentil Telepathy — Lentil snacks.
- Garden Party — Vinegar shrubs.
- Sequoia Nut Butter — Infused nut butters and snacks.
- Dumplin' by Aro — Aro chili oil, frozen and freshly cooked dumplings.
- Gourmet Tamales — Tamales (as listed on the Saturday map).
- Masala Cottage — Indian cuisine and samosas.
- PAPPANINI — Paninis (as listed on the Saturday map).
- CoCo Bomb — Fresh coconuts, Thai tea, boba, and coconut ice cream.
- Brothers Products Hummus — Hummus, dips, and spices.
- Hummus — Hummus (as listed on the Saturday map).
- Nibble Chocolate — Single-origin chocolate.
- My Pozole — Pozole.
- Hash Papas — Stuffed hash browns.
- Cubano Kings Sandwiches — Cubano sandwiches (as listed on the Wednesday map).
- Salvadorean Kitchen — Pupusas (as listed on the Wednesday map).
- Brothers Products — Hummus, dips, and spices.
- Yallatizer’s Yogurt — Yogurts (as listed on the Wednesday map).
- Sunfire Hotsauce — Hot sauce.
- Bomb BiBimBap — Korean food.
- Brazuca Bites — Brazilian snacks.
- Casa Pasta — Fresh pasta, sauces, and cheese.
- Community Fish Market — Fresh fish, ceviche, and fish tacos.
- Dizzee’s BBQ & Saucez — BBQ sauce, BBQ meats, and sides.
- Durtyburn — Chili oils.
- Enjoy Fruit Rolls — Fresh fruit rolls and snacks.
- Great Scott — Kettlecorn.
- Ixim Cocina del Maíz — Birria, pozole, and chilixm sauce.
- KALYEFORNIA — Filipino Food.
- Los Tacos Barrios — Mexican food.
- Nono José Empanadas — Empanadas and chimichurri.
- Not Your Nonna’s — Pasta sauces and fresh pasta.
- OMUKORO — Onigiri Japanese rice balls.
- Osteria Italian Pizzeria* — Wood-fired pizza made to order.
- Pudology — Avocado based protein puddings.
- Sa Ie Street Food — Hand cut noodles, wontons, and more.
- Salsas Colibri — Salsas and chips.
- Totally Nutz — Cinnamon roasted almonds, cashews, and pecans.
- Your Salvadoran Kitchen — Salvadoran food.
Beverages (27)
- Juicing Gents — Juicing Gents is a beverage vendor that sells seasonal juice blends and lemonade drinks, including orange juice with pomegranate or passion fruit, P.O.G (passion fruit, orange juice, guava), guavange passion fruit drink, and lemonade flavors such as mint, blackberry, and blueberry, plus lemon water. The brothers say they use locally sourced knowledge and that their flavors change with the seasons.Website ↗InstagramFacebook
- Co. Hai Kitchen — Fresh-pressed sugar cane juice.
- Drewski’s Lemonade — Seasonal lemonades in growlers & cups.
- Juice Hut — Smoothies and acai bowls.
- OfTea — Fine teas and tea accessories.
- Romantics Coffee — Bottled cold brew and lattes, matcha lattes, and coffee beans.
- Saigon Coffee — Drip-brewed Vietnamese coffee in cups and bottles.
- Tea Bazaar — Teas and tea brewing accessories.
- Local Lemon — Freshly made lemonade with CA lemons.
- Colibri Kombucha — Kombucha.
- A Plant-Based Production Seven Seas Coffee Truck — Vegan sauces and dips; coffee & espresso drinks and coffee beans (as listed on the Saturday map).
- gap Juice Hut Smoothies — Smoothies (as listed on the Saturday map).
- Smoothies Salsa Colibri — Smoothies and salsas (as listed on the Saturday map).
- MULK — Nut-based milks.
- Melanade Lemonade — Custom lemonades (as listed on the Saturday map).
- Drewski's Lemonade — Growlers and cups of freshly made lemonade.
- Wipeout Coffee — Coffee (as listed on the Saturday map).
- Superfood & Company — Vendor listed on the Saturday map.
- Co Hai Kitchen — Fresh-pressed sugar cane juice.
- Juicing Gents by Pauma Valley Citrus — Fresh juices.
- A Little Chai and Coffee — Chai, coffee, and lattes.
- Abby’s Aguas Y Mas — Aguas frescas and paletas.
- Conscious Cafe — Speciality beverages.
- Cups & Straws* — Beverages and boba.
- Drink Local Lemonade — Fresh squeezed lemonades.
- Kefir & Chill — Probiotic sodas and teas.
- Suerte Coffee — Specialty coffee and matcha drinks.
Flowers & Plants (7)
- Hidalgo Flowers — Hidalgo Flowers is a family-owned flower farm in Vista, California that has been serving San Diego County since 1986, growing over 65 seasonal varieties of cut flowers. They sell fresh locally grown seasonal flowers for special occasions, gatherings, and everyday use.Website ↗Instagram
- Gonzo’s Family Greenery — Houseplants.
- Jessi's Foliage — Houseplants and succulents.
- Maldonado Growers — Flowers and produce.
- Rivera's Treasure Garden — Indoor and outdoor plants.
- My Happy Plant — Kodama plants (as listed on the Saturday map).
- Gonzo’s Greenery — Houseplants and succulents (as listed on the Wednesday map).
Honey & Preserves (3)
- Aliza’s Honey — Aliza’s Honey has been providing safe and humane live bee removal services since 2008 in San Diego, CA, rescuing and relocating bee colonies from home and businesses. The vendor offers products including pure honey, whipped honey, and beeswax goods, including items used in a skincare line.Website ↗XLinkedInInstagramFacebook
- Mikolich Honey — Honey, honeycomb, and bee pollen.
- Bee Safe Honey — Local honey.
Crafts & Artisan (40)
- Barks & Crafts — Handmade dog bandanas.
- Bison Manufacturing — Wooden cutting boards.
- Desire Tablecloths — Tablecloths from Provence.
- Friction Jewelry — Jewelry, including permanent jewelry.
- Garminx — Boutique clothing and accessories.
- Junatology — Hats and aprons.
- Junie Kids — Children’s clothing and accessories.
- Mi Rincon Estoico — Succulents in painted pots and hand painted aprons.
- PADMA — Fair-trade items and clothing.
- Sharp Shop — Knife sharpener (bring your knives to be sharpened on site).
- Soulzential — Handmade jackets and kimonos.
- Street Smart Bookstore — A wide selection of used books for all ages.
- Taif Jewelry — Unique fruit and stone jewelry.
- The Gourmet Grater — Garlic grater and kitchen ceramics.
- Thin Leather — Leather accessories.
- Coffee Street Smart Bookstore — A wide selection of used books for all ages.
- Desire Tablecloth Slices of Citrus — Tablecloths from Provence; dried fruit jewelry.
- Barks & Crafts Airplanteria — Handmade dog bandanas; air plants and shells.
- Soulzential LA Banana Pudding — Handmade jackets and kimonos; banana pudding.
- Angel Me Jewelry — Jewelry.
- Some of Me Cards — Handmade greeting cards.
- Urban Octopus — T-shirts and art.
- Meglio Knives / Sharp Shop — Knife sharpener (bring your knives to be sharpened on site).
- Dreamscapes — Oddities and art.
- Circles & Square Jsune's Accessories — Art and t-shirts; accessories (as listed on the Saturday map).
- Urban Edison — Unique lighting items.
- Little Stitches — Children’s clothes and accessories.
- Jess Makes Macrame — Decor.
- The Art of MVP — Resin designed cutting boards and home decor.
- Junatology leather goods — Leather goods (as listed on the Saturday map).
- Garlic Grater Hash — Garlic grater and kitchen ceramics; hashbrowns (as listed on the Saturday map).
- Garlic Grater — Garlic grater and kitchen ceramics.
- Barks & Craft — Hand-made dog bandanas.
- Audrey Mae Ceramics* — Functional ceramics.
- Azul Jewelry — Jewelry.
- Bison Manufacturing* — Wooden cutting boards.
- Collective Inspo* — Clothing and candles.
- Farm Girl Cloth* — Eco-friendly home goods.
- Soulzential* — Handmade Thai-style clothing.
- Sunny Designs — Dog bandanas and accessories.
Health & Beauty (16)
- Jil Croquet Parfum — Unique perfumes.
- K2 Wellness — Crystals and jade jewelry.
- Melt Me Scents — Candles.
- Moo La La — Tallow lotions, candles, and body care.
- Mandala Touch — Soap and body care products.
- Fuel Thy Cells — Sea moss products.
- Melt Me Candles — Candles.
- Purple Rain — Lavender body care and candles.
- AMAHU — Handcrafted soaps and beauty care.
- Aloe Tallow — Body care.
- Bloom Elixirs — Hair and body care.
- Candlecraft — Handcrafted candles.
- Dar Jamai — Perfume.
- Good Ole Scents* — Candles.
- Julian Naturals — Natural deodorant, beauty, and body care.
- K2Wellness — Jewelry and crystals.
Other Vendors (9)
- Nuvo Olive Oil — Nuvo Olive Oil produces olive oil from a family’s 135-year-old olive orchard, which they say was revived after meeting a local Italian Master Miller. The company traces its start to its first harvest in 2012.Website ↗FacebookYouTubeInstagramXLinkedIn
- Aficio 22 — California premium organic olive oil.
- Stark Sticks — Premium pet treats.
- Welcome/Info Booth — Information, EBT-SNAP, and Little Italy Mercato merch for sale.
- Farmers' Daughter — Olive oil, balsamic vinegar, and honey.
- 6 Dogs — 6 Dogs (as listed on the Saturday map).
- PiYoga — PiYoga (as listed on the Wednesday map).
- Wild Rose — Wild Rose (as listed on the Wednesday map).
- Chula Vista Farmers Market — Market name referenced for Sunday vendors.
Market Hours
- wednesday
- 9:30 am to 1:30 pm
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