Coastal Roots Farm Pay-What-You-Can Farm Stand

Coastal Roots Farm has a wonderful Pay-What-You-Can Farm Stand, which is open on Thursdays (12:00-3:00pm) and Sundays (10:00am – 3:00pm)!

Coastal Roots Farm Pay-What-You-Can Farm Stand

A Social Enterprise Ensuring Access to Fresh, Local Food

The pay-what-you-can Farm Stand is a social enterprise that supports their goal to ensure that everyone in the community has fair, equal, and dignified access to local, fresh, seasonal, organic, and sustainably-grown food. They offer those in need up to $30 of produce at no-cost through their private check-out system.

Coastal Roots Farm

About Coastal Roots Farm

Coastal Roots Farm is a 20-acre farm, which includes a food forest, vegetable gardens, compost, plant nursery, and more, on the coast in Encinitas. Since inception, they’ve donated over half its harvest to community members who lack access to fresh food through their pay-what-you-can farm stands, Community Support Agriculture (CSA) program, and direct donations to local hunger relief organizations (local Holocaust survivors, military families, Vista Community Clinic). They have continued to give through the Pay-What-You-Can Farm Stand throughout the pandemic and it’s been crazy busy.

The Farm Stand is open to community members of all backgrounds and identities. Donations are encouraged for farm produce, but no one is turned away for inability to pay. The farm accepts cash, credit, Apple Pay, and CalFresh EBT.


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