Annual Fallbrook Avocado Festival

Noah Wieder

Lots of similar booths at similar Street fairs. Not much as far as Avocado items as I thought there would be. The band was fun. Very crowded, fun to people watch and talk to booth operators. It was very hot and crowded. Doubt is return next year.

Sara McAninley

Where are the avocados? This is just a crowded street fair. I only saw two stands selling avocado products, stuffed avocados and overpriced guacamole. There were not enough food vendors located at the “avocado” festival, the lines for any food and drink were insanely long. Lots of overpriced junk. The only upside was that they offered shuttles to help with parking.

P Jacob

Where’s the Avocados? I was very disappointed that the only avocado items I could find was guacamole to eat & a few pieces of jewelry. I had to hunt for those items. It’s more of a small vender street exhibition. They had small bags of avocados at 2 vendors that had more citrus than anything else. Won’t be back.

Rod Gullo

My favorite annual street festival in San Diego County. Most vendors sell avocado themed items, including guacamole, avocado ice cream, avocado oils, avocado gelato, T-shirts, aprons, figurines, etc. Lots of food to choose from food trucks, vendors, plus all of the local restaurants and shops. Local schools sell avocados at the festival to raise funds for their sports teams. There are antique cars, muscle cars, supercars, and vintage cars from the past 100 years. There are avocado information booths, free samples of guacamole, and free swag from many vendors such as reusable canvas shopping bags, sunscreen, pens, restaurant coupons, and discount vouchers to many local businesses. If you've ever seen something at another street fair and regretted not buying it, you'll surely find a vendor here selling it. It's also a great place just for people watching.