The Original Farmers Market
3rd & Fairfax
Sunday
10AM-7PM
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From the celebrated team behind Friends & Family in Hollywood, we are pleased to welcome Friends & Family Pizza Co. The brainchild of Pastry Chef/Baker Roxana Jullapat and Chef Daniel Mattern, Friends & Family Pizza creates their savory pies using naturally-leavened sourdough from grains milled by Grist & Toll out of Pasadena. This chef-driven eatery will be your new West Patio go-to spot.
Nestled at the corner of 3rd & Fairfax, SAVTA offers a rustic-chic haven where Californian innovation meets a blend of French and Mediterranean traditions. From fresh, house-made croissants and brunch classics to wood fired pizzas, vegetable-forward dishes, each plate reflects owner Vincent Benoliel’s care and creativity. Guests can escap the hustle and bustle in a space that embraces LA’s casual charm and rich food heritage set to the backdrop of a historic icon. Embracing their success in NYC, the Los Angeles location is SAVTA’s second restaurant.
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Our new burlap tote bag is made of natural jute fibers making it a strong, durable, eco-friendly and stylish shopping essential! The bag's natural fibers provide a chic rustic look and features a green screen printed logo on the front pocket. This functional bag features a front cotton pocket for stashing personal items like a phone, wallet or keys, cotton twill handles, and a wooden button with loop closure Size: 14" W x 8" D x 14 L".
This cotton/polyester Bella+Canvas unisex baseball tee with Kelly Green 3/4 raglan sleeves and collar features the trademarked retro "Blu-Green" Gilmore Oil logo. The perfect tee for anyone with an affection for Gilmore Oil history,California petroliana and automotive history.
Our new unisex navy BELLA + CANVAS t-shirt features the Market's iconic green grocery cart on the front and the words "Los Angeles Farmers Market" on the back. Made in the US.
This 2.5"x3.5" rectangular refrigerator magnet with a glossy finish pays tribute to the Market's early days (circa 1950) at the famous corner of Third and Fairfax.