The District Farmers Market – Tustin

Started in 2023 and currently boasting roughly two dozen vendors operating food, beverage, and jewelry stands, The District Farmers Market in Tustin has plenty to offer – especially if you’re looking for something to eat or drink right away. A handful of vendors offer fresh, locally-grown produce – apples, citrus, berries, and salad vegetables – and honey, while others serve freshly baked crossaints and pastries, hot Bolivian meat pies, Brazilian grilled meat skewers, Mexican tamales and fruit-filled aguas frescas, Hawaiian musubi, mochi, and mochi waffles, as well as Chinese dumplings, among other choices.

The District Farmers Market operates on Sunday mornings from 9am to 1pm. Parking is free, and though you’ll likely pay higher-than-supermarket prices for produce purchased here, prepared foods are in line with current restaurant prices; that said, the quality tends to be very good to excellent, and your purchases directly support small businesses. If nothing strikes your fancy, you’re only steps away from numerous additional restaurants and shopping at The District, an outdoor mall next to big box retailers in various outparcels.