Best Markets in Santa Monica

Real videos of Markets in Santa Monica — 2 places, filmed by creators on the ground.


Ranked venues

  1. LivelyCommunity-orientedDynamicRotating vendorsCultural eventsFood selections

    About the venue

    626 Mini Night Market in Santa Monica is a vibrant gathering spot that features a rotating selection of food vendors, crafts, and entertainment since its establishment in 2020. With a dynamic atmosphere, visitors can explore a variety of cuisines and shop from local artisans, particularly during the summer months. The market promotes community engagement and provides a unique evening experience for families and friends. Live music and performances are also common, making it an engaging environment.

    What the videos show

    The video captures a scene at a fair, starting with a close-up of a juice stand advertising 'Sunday Cafe' baby bottles filled with colorful drinks made from natural fruits. A woman holding her phone is seen at the counter. The camera then pans to reveal more stalls selling various foods such as honey cones and barbecue ribs, with people walking around the fairground and a large tree providing shade.

    1324 5th St

  2. $$ArtisanalInvitingCharmingHuckleberry DoughnutBourbon MapleFreshly baked

    About the venue

    Sidecar Doughnuts & Coffee on Wilshire Blvd in Santa Monica is known for its artisanal doughnuts and specialty brews. The shop offers a selection of both classic and innovative flavors, baked fresh daily to ensure quality and flavor. Signature items include the Huckleberry Doughnut and the Bourbon Maple Doughnut, both popular among locals and visitors alike. With a bright and inviting atmosphere, it's an ideal spot for a sweet treat any time of day.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a box of doughnuts, featuring a variety of types such as a glazed doughnut with chopped nuts, a plain glaze, and a purple-colored one. The camera pans to reveal more of the box's contents and its interior design, which includes drawings related to coffee-making equipment. A partially visible brown paper bag is seen at the bottom left corner. The dialogue briefly mentions 'Blueberry?'

    631 Wilshire Blvd