Temple City CFM

9701 Las Tunas Blvd anchors Temple City CFM, a Saturday market with a mix that runs from certified farm goods to prepared foods and household-use services. The market is part of the Pasadena Farmers' Market network, and its vendor lineup points to a practical shopping stop rather than a crafts-focused browse: local fruits, vegetables, farm products, breads, seafood, meats, cheeses, juices, coffee, and even mobile sharpening are all in the mix. That combination makes it easy to build a full market bag in one pass, whether you're after produce staples, a breakfast pickup, or pantry items with a shorter ingredient path.

What you'll find there

Fresh local fruits, vegetables, and farm products set the baseline here, with additional vendors filling in breads, proteins, cultured dairy, pantry goods, and ready-to-eat items. The market also explicitly excludes craft vendors, so the lineup stays centered on food and agriculture rather than handmade merchandise.

• -Pick up regular breads from Old Town Bakery.
• -Find another bread option from The Breadman.
• -Add a third bakery stop with breads from Bezian.
• -Shop seafood from West Coast Fish.
• -Choose meat from Watkins Cattle Company.
• -Bring home oils from Canto Sol.
• -Look for cheeses from Drake Family Farms.
• -Snack on fresh roasted peanuts plus other nuts and seeds from Marvin's Roasted Nuts.
• -Order Korean BBQ and kimchee from Dave's Korean BBQ & Kimchee, which also offers vegan-friendly vegetable side dishes.
• -Take home granola, scones, and cookies from Sconeage Bakery.
• -Try French kefir European-style yogurt from Bonjour!.
• -Sip fresh pressed juices and specialty immune booster drinks from La Juguera.
• -Stock up on fresh salsas, chips, and guacamole from Salsas Acapulco.
• -Catch The Roasted Bean for fresh coffee beans on alternating weeks.
• -Shop fresh and imported cheeses along with pastas from Fresco Pasta.
• -Sharpen knives, tools, and equipment with True Edge Mobile Sharpening.

The broader vendor directory for this market group also emphasizes certified growers, ranch-raised meats, fresh baked goods, prepared foods, and floral and plant offerings, reinforcing the market's food-first focus.

Know before you go

No dogs is the clearest ground rule to plan around if you're heading to Temple City CFM with your usual market routine. SNAP/EBT is accepted, and the market operates year-round on Saturday mornings, which makes it a workable weekly stop rather than a short seasonal run.

The vendor mix leans heavily toward edible goods and agricultural products, and the market group does not permit craft vendors, so this is a shopping trip aimed at produce, pantry items, proteins, bakery goods, and prepared foods instead of nonfood browsing. One detail to remember before timing a coffee stop: The Roasted Bean appears on alternating weeks rather than every Saturday.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at Temple City CFM, an important detail if you're planning a produce run or building a full grocery stop around the market. The market's food-centered vendor mix includes fruits, vegetables, farm products, meats, seafood, breads, dairy, and prepared foods rather than craft sellers.