Where Sacramento shops, snacks and lunches: the markets worth your morning.
Food markets, farmers markets and covered halls: where Sacramento shops, snacks and lunches.
Midtown Farmers Market spans five blocks of Midtown's Lavender Heights district every Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., with over 200 vendors and farmers.
Go forRegionally grown foods, Prepared foods, Live cooking demonstrations
Central Sacramento Sunday Certified Farmers' Market is a market at 6th Street & W Street in Sacramento.
Sacramento Natural Foods Co-op on R Street has led the region's sustainable food movement for over 50 years, with an entirely organic produce department.
Go forOrganic produce, Bulk foods, Scratch-made deli meals
Capitol Mall Farmers Market is a market at 600 Capitol Mall in Sacramento.
Davis Farmers Market in Central Park at 301 C Street gathers local farmers and purveyors every Saturday and Wednesday, and in 2026 marks its 50th anniversary.
Go forFresh produce, Baked goods, Hot food and coffee
SF Supermarket on 65th Street is part of Shun Fat, an Asian supermarket chain founded in 1993, selling imported groceries, Asian vegetables and live seafood.
Go forAsian vegetables, Live and frozen seafood, Imported groceries
Florin Square on Florin Road is the largest collaboration of black-owned businesses in Northern California, home to a twice-monthly African Marketplace.
Go forBlack-owned businesses, African Marketplace, Sojourner Truth African Heritage Art Museum
