Kim and Marty took such good care of my family. My children and I can be a handful and Kim was so…read moreaccommodating to my children when they were being silly and Marty was very knowledgeable and taught us a lot about the produce as he welcomed us to pick our own last night. We also purchased a small produce box next time I will be getting the large one for $20 I got a large assortment of vegetables and farm fresh eggs and it all depends on what they have. You can also order and pick up from a car if you text them. They are located in beautiful wine country the drive out there was a dream I will be returning very soon for some more produce and because they are such a wonderful family.

Highly recommend for both quality and exceptional customer service. Easy pickup using their…read morescheduled times. Thank You Kim

The Murrieta Farmers Market has become one of my favorite Sunday morning traditions. It's open from…read more9am to 1pm every Sunday. Located at 24480 Village Walk Pl, Murrieta, CA, United States, 92562. I've been coming here for years for the fresh local produce and to support the many wonderful local vendors. There is always such a great variety. You can find beautiful produce from local farmers, fresh made-to-order food, olive oils and balsamic vinegars, handmade soaps, jewelry, and even unique items like dog leashes and toys made from fire hoses. There is always something interesting to discover, and new vendors seem to pop up regularly. One of my favorite things after coming here for so many years is getting to know some of the vendors and seeing their friendly, smiling faces week after week. It really gives the market that wonderful local community feel. The produce has always been fresh and delicious, there is plenty of parking, and I rarely leave empty-handed. Such a wonderful way to spend a Sunday morning and a Murrieta tradition I continue to enjoy. Definitely worth a visit!

The Murrieta market nights farmers market in Temecula Valley gas do much to offer. It is bigger…read morethan the promenade market, vail market, and Temecula market. There is lots of local vendors, food trucks, artisans selling handcrafted goods. There are also several shops and restaurants open in the area. Live music acts through the market. Kid and family friendly. I highly recommend this farmers market happening in historic Downtown Murrieta on the first and third Thursday of each month from 5-9 p.m.

I started getting the regular sized CSA box every 2-3 weeks (for two people, it lasts that long!)…read moreshortly after moving to Oceanside this year. The produce is fresh, well packed so nothing gets smushed, and best of all forces me out of my meal rut and makes me excited to cook. The food lasts way longer than what I get at the grocery store because it wasn't harvested months ago & hundreds of miles away. I look forward to farmer Donal's emails which give suggestions on what to cook and what may be coming down the pike. Give them a try, you won't regret it!

I am in awe of the variety and quality of produce that Yasukochi Family Farms puts into each…read moredelivery. For $29 delivered to your home, the regular box is an incredible deal. The offerings the past couple of weeks have been absolutely stellar. I don't think I've ever tasted grapes that tasted so sweet! I added a bouquet for $12.50, it was so fresh it lasted two weeks! The photos speak for themselves. Delivery is always prompt and you get both a window and a reminder email when your box is about eight minutes away.

Great customer service, super helpful crew. The drivers and warehouse workers are very friendly and…read moreknowledgeable.. I learned a lot that I didn't know about some fruits and veggies. Thanks!

I love this cute place! Always friendly and they have cute stuff! I always find gift ideas here and…read morethey make beautiful fees flower bouquets!

Lots of adorable things at this store/boutique/laberynth of cool stuff. It looks small from the…read moreoutside then the backyard is huge and there are sub-boutiques selling antiques, clothes, anything. In the main store I like the flowers and the fruits and grocery petite scale market. So adorable. You will get a feel good experience there. Smells very nice too.

Becoming my favorite lunch spot. Lunch specials are on point, fresh and delicious. Lunch time is…read moreusually packed and yes there's a small wait but it's worth it

Food is very good! Service and ambiance are exceptional. It is in a tough location but worth the…read morestop!

Sprouts, sprouts, SPROUTS! If I were asked to select one…read moregrocery store for all of my needs, this is it hands-down. I sort of think of it as a more sophisticated TJ's. The service is very special and unique. The stores are always clean and well stocked. There isn't a lot of useless items or extra added depth of similar product. I mean, how many blueberry jams do you really need? Hot sauce in a bottle? I think a 3 or 4 options is probably sufficient. It's succinct, to the point, and uncluttered and easy to navigate. I really dig the produce cause it's always attractive and I look for the sale items. I prefer the USA items as opposed to imported so I pay attention to the labels. I also have signed up for specials and accumulative points for discounts, which is very easy to do and it keeps you in the loop. Each time you buy your groceries, have your barcode scanned to keep a record. I keep it in my phone with easy access. You will also NOT encounter five or six different prices on each item like some of the big chain stores practice! You know, those HUGE conglomerates! I've had to walk out of those stores cause I'm so confused. Internet price, member price, E price, ad price, radio price, TV price, buy 6 unit price, etc. etc. etc. : Every time I pick up a can of beans I'm looking for Bob Barker in aisle seven! This would even confuse a veteran of " THE PRICE IS RIGHT"! The bakery goods are a nice delight, and if you get there early in the morning you might find some half price items that didn't sell the day before. There's also a sandwich shop and I'm told you can get a sandwich as low as $5.00? I'm not sure if that's true. I've never done it, but that's what some folks have told me. So, you might have to check for yourself. There are those bulk bins for nuts, coffee, candies, dried fruit, and more by the pound $. There's a limited beer section but nicely curated along with a decent selection of wines. This is one area that needs improvement in my opinion. It would be nice if there was more of a beer selection and the ability to buy any single can? I believe this works and they'll always sell out anyway. Or maybe they don't want to dedicate the space? They also have a meat department, (which I stay away from) but those who do partake would enjoy I'm sure. (I refer to these areas as animal cemeteries.) I look for a lot of the vegetarian items such as plant based desserts, and faux dairy items that are actually plant based. Ie: plant butter (which is delicious) and coconut milk for example (my favorite when it comes to something to pour on your granola). There is a frozen sorbet brand they carry, "GELATO BOY" that often times goes on sale that is absolutely fantastic. I really enjoy the "3BERRY" or the "MANGO". Keep an eye out for the sale price as it's almost half price when it does go on sale! The canned beans and corn are a good value and on sale today at 4 cans for 5$! I try to buy the unsalted ones which are so good for burritos. You can find fresh flowers daily to bring to your sweetheart or maybe if you're looking for one? There are an amazing amount of coffee beans in nice plexiglass bins sold by the pound with a commercial grinder available to "chop it up" to save you the trouble at home. Parking is always accessible, and there are other intriguing businesses in this little "mini mall" over there off of Newport. If you haven't been, get on over there! Or, if you are a regular go more often to accumulate your di$count points. Be sure to say "hello" to the friendly, charming, efficient, young lady that mostly works as a cashier with purple hair and her name is Kennedy with a "C" and she's a great ambassador of Sprouts!

Went into Sprouts early Sunday morning and saw people were sticking their hands into the self serve…read morebarrels and eating the food. They were having their breakfast! I'll never buy food out of those barrels. Yuck!! ps I went over to make sure they weren't eating samples, no eating right out of barrels! With the theft going on us paying customers have to pay higher prices!

Perfect little wine bar! Came in here for a drink to kill an hour before meeting my family for…read moredinner. So happy I did. Wish I lived in the area.

Food: 5 Service: 5…read moreAmbiance: 5 Hidden gem alert! Tucked into an unassuming strip mall, you would never guess such a sexy, sophisticated spot is sitting right in the middle of it all. From the moment we walked into Fugghedabout, we were stunned. The space is dark, sultry, lightly dimmed, and incredibly chic, something you'd never expect here. It has a very grown up, intimate vibe (21+ only), perfect for date night or a night out with friends. We were lucky enough to visit on a night with live music (they have it Tuesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays), and it completely set the mood. Even though it wasn't very busy, the energy was wonderful and the music was excellent. Service was top notch. Meghan was fantastic, friendly, attentive, accommodating, and so helpful throughout the meal. Faith, the owner, also stopped by several times to check on us, which earned major points. Such a sweet touch and much appreciated. Now the food... wow. We started with the seared scallop special topped with caviar, and it was outstanding, perfectly cooked, with the caviar adding just the right touch of saltiness. Honestly, we wanted to order more. The hot goat cheese with hot honey appetizer was delicious and so comforting. Definitely get extra bread, you'll want it. Since it was Taco Tuesday, we tried the taco trio with chicken, steak, and shrimp. The steak and shrimp were standouts. The chicken was slightly dry, but overall we really enjoyed them. And the biggest surprise of the night was the shrimp and sausage skillet. Absolutely incredible. So flavorful and rich, and again we needed more bread to soak up every bit of that delicious sauce. We also ordered the crème brûlée for dessert, which was good. The sugar topping was slightly thick, and I'll admit I'm a bit of a dessert snob, so while we enjoyed it, the meal itself was really the shining star of the night. I'm already dreaming about my next visit. I was genuinely impressed by everything, service, ambiance, food, and live music. This place is a whole vibe. Five stars all the way. Highly recommend for anyone looking for amazing food in a sultry, intimate setting. I've already recommended it to several friends. Thank you Meghan and Faith for such a great night. We'll definitely be back!

Great experience today especially with the help of Darlene! She was eager to help and set up my…read moreAmazon account to start shopping. Thanks to her I was able to get my early Thanksgiving groceries for under $25! A turkey, gravy, orange cranberry relish and mashed potatoes. Thanks again Darlene for your help!

After seeing this store while driving on the highway, hubby and I decided to go and check it out…read more Upon entering the store, we noticed there were two different types of shopping carts for customers to use which were orange or green as well as a dash cart option. Hubby asked employee for more details about the different shopping options and the employee told him customers could shop the "normal way they" pay via self checkout or with a cashier or do the "dash cart" option. Hubby was told that the "dash cart" option was for Amazon Prime members who had their account connected to their bank account. After hubby confirmed his Amazon Prime bank account information, he was given a special cart which allowed him to scan our I'm while shopping for a completely contact-free experience As we walked down the aisles at Amazon Fresh Murrieta, I noticed that some of my favorite items cost substantially more there than elsewhere (e.g Veganaise is $9.99 at store I usually shop but was $11.57 at Amazon Fresh.) Hubby loved scanning his items while shopping and hearing the "ding" sound to signal that the scan was a success. When arriving at the salad bar and hot bar, I was pleasantly surprised to see allergen listed above the hot and salad bar food, I was disappointed by the small amount of vegan friendly bar options which consisted of ingredients to make a salad, vegetable stir fry, an Asian inspired chopped salad, and dolmas. I will admit that there was a bit of a learning curve when using the dash cart for salad bar items but luckily, an employee was nearby to walk us through the process. During our shopping trip, we learned that whenever you plan to purchase an item from the "salad bar," you have to select "add food or code," type in "salad bar," place your box in the back of the cart to have it automatically weighed, then place the box of food in your cart. Though this technology is cool, there we're times when the cart gave an error that we didn't put the item in the cart but this was easily fixed by pressing a button confirming all items weee in the cart. The ambience in the store was pleasant with several employees stocking the shelves, clear digital signage in the aisles, and wide aisles to accommodate several shoppers. My main pet peeve at Amazon Fresh Murrieta was that the store grouped vegan frozen food mixed with non vegan food. I personally would prefer to have vegan frozen food separate but understand that this might not be possible due to freezer space constraints. As hubby prepared to pay for our groceries, he was extremely pleased when he walked through the dash lane and exit, was checked out contact free, and the cart presented him with the choice of if he wanted his store receipt emailed to him. Overall, we both liked the shopping experience because it was interactive and thorough but disliked having to confirm that items purchased were actually in the cart. Likewise, we and would like to see more clearer signage in the hot bar/salad regarding discounts since we were told by an employee that food from there areas were reduced in price during 6pm-7pm but didn't see a discount on our store receipt.

Produce world is now part of the meat market that was next door. Different layout and new owners…read morebut good service. Still fresh produce and now selling meat. They also do money transfers, have a Lotto machine and are phasing out the international foods focusing more on Hispanic and Latin food products. Check them out for your grocery needs.

Nope! I rarely do review updates anymore, but after stopping in here today, I had to. I do not want…read moreanybody to see my old review and think this place is awesome. I shopped at Produce World for probably 5 years and loved it. Produce was so fresh that one time I even brought home a live yellow jacket nestled in my romaine lettuce! They had the most amazing selection of fruits/veggies, some rare to find. The store was always bright and clean. They had a machine near the back where they made fresh juice, OJ was like $7 for a fresh 1/2 gallon and it was delish! They changed hands sometime before pandemic and I stopped in once after then, was not so impressed. They were starting to sell meat and other items. The selection didn't seem as good as it once was. Then full on lock down happened and I never went back. Today I went to Polka Deli across the street to get some pierogies and kielbasa and thought, "let's stop in and see if things are good again." THEY WERE NOT. I really thought I had walked onto the set of some scary horror movie! Was the Michael Myers Halloween theme song actually playing, or was it all in my head?? It was dark and dingy and super sketchy looking. The first row used to be loads of beautiful, healthy mushrooms. All kinds! Varieties I never saw anywhere else! Today it was a bunch of rotting, bruised apples. I made my way to the main aisle and could visibly see wilted lettuce, cabbages, and browning brussels sprouts from 6 feet away. I turned towards the potatoes, as I needed some russets. They were so small, like the size of kiwis. No way was I making baked potatoes with those! I did grab some green onions, they looked really healthy and nice. Gone are all the rare veggies and fruits they used to have. Now it's just a swap meet of citrus fruits that are going bad. I did want some cucumbers for juicing, 2 for $1. They were HUGE. I was happy. But then I looked closer and most of them were super soft and squishy and had massive dimples in them. I found 2 that looked OK and I headed to the register. This place used to have like 4 low rows of random pantry items. They have now added a bunch more rows so it's a cluster-F of high, tight, shelves filled with who knows what. I didn't explore. I wanted to get out before the serial killer that must be lurking in there got me! While I was standing in line, I saw the "Fresh OJ" station (the machine is gone) has been moved to the back left wall. The wall is dirty and gross looking. They have a sign for fresh OJ for $15.99!! No thank you! They now charge $0.50 for any card transaction (debit included) less than $10, so I paid it and went on with my day. Happy to get out unscathed. How this place is still in business is beyond me!!