We’ve been here a couple of times over the years and you get what you pay for. We made sure and paid cash for everything. Supposedly you get a little price break by doing that. There is a little bartering that goes on so give it a try too. Be sure and look over all the vendors before buying anything. Multiple vendors sell the same produce but at different pricing. The food is good, vegetables were fresh and there are plenty of characters to converse with. It was enjoyable. A local also told us not to waste our money paying for parking but to park in the neighborhood and walk down, which we did.

Went on a Friday in December, so there were a lot of empty booths. I would guess the place is popping on the weekends and in warmer weather. Good selection of fruits and vegetables, with some decent prices. Several spots to get baked goods and farm fresh meats and eggs. Also, a few booths selling prepared foods and cocktails. Parking lot we used was $1 per hour. There were signs about a free lot for next time. I'd skip the Thursday and Friday trips and stick to the weekends to see more options.

Went on a Saturday late morning. The market was clean and moderately busy. There didn't seem to be a directional/organized flow of walking through, people meandered from one side to the other in both directions. The vendors were helpful and weren't too pushy. Be aware that some vendors only take cash, and can use that as a way to get a automatic "tip" from the change. Be sure to count your change if using cash. Parked on the metered street about a block away. Saw a meter maid, so be sure to pay the meter!