This has got to be the saddest festival I have ever been to. They had like 5 stands and it parking…read morewas terrible. I wouldn't go back.

Being a SL native I have been to this festival many times…read more Every year there is live music, a few food booths, countless beer brands and types and few wine options. It is family friendly with a kids fun zone area located in a blocked off parking lot with a climbing wall, bounce house and games. The SL police make their presence known so other than a few "drunk in publics" not much happens, it is pretty safe. They have a booth set-up and also walk through the crowd. No outside alcohol and no furry dogs allowed. Bring cash and your ID if you want an adult beverage.

Small farmers market with good vendors. I like Mission Fish alot…read more The organic veggie stand is great, COffee bar is delicious along with Bakery. We are lucky to have a farmers market in oil ole Castro Valley!!!

This is a tiny farmers market. Seems to be just two rows. Plenty of parking. There's one stand…read morethat sells Chinese vegetables. While waiting in line, i must have heard two different people asking the cashier if they had any watermelon. It must be very tasty. This guy said he came all the way from Los Angeles. Not sure if he was joking or not. cashier said they would have it this weekend.

Every time I go to the Ferry Building Farmers' Market, I buy some apple cider from here. There are…read morea lot of flavors, but I usually go for the OG, which is crisp, refreshing, and sweet! A pint ($16 oz) is $4.00, but if you buy 2 it's $7.00. Side notes: 1.) Cash & card accepted 2.) Walking distance from Embarcadero Station and F line *Verdict: If you're looking for a refreshing, non-caffeinated beverage, pick up some apple cider from here!

Nice mix of goods at the Noe Valley Farmers Market from fresh produce to prepared goods, plus Cider…read more& Juices.

Good entertainment. Every performer is a superstar. Great Ring Master. The exploitation of the…read morehorses I could have done without. Having horses run around a small ring at lightning speed, with visible whips, was sickening. It's 2023 and that was not expected. Otherwise, the elegance and skill of the performers is superlative. Concession stands and very friendly staff. Great family entertainment. Other than the horses.

If your expecting a good show where there's exotic animals that are trained to do tricks then this…read moreplace is not for you. All your gonna get is a bunch of half naked girls, horrible seating, and nasty food. Payed 70 bucks for good seats and got nothing but regular crappy seats all the way in the back. Do not go here! The few animals they showed were locked up in glass cases and looked frustrated as can be. Back in my days they had professional people who trained the animals to do stuff, not keep them in a glass case where they can barely move around. I know a lot of people are going to dislike my rating and argue otherwise but it's my opinion so take it or leave it. It's your choice if you want to waste money on this joint. The only reason they even deserve one star is thanks to the boys who actually did cool tricks doing back flips on these swings, now that was a real show! Not those half naked girls.

My absolute favorite bakery in the East Bay. Not only do they have the best pastries - pecan…read morechewies, almond macarons, scones, etc. - they also have delicious breads and pastas. I don't even enjoy pasta, but am a sucker for their handmade raviolis, especially their butternut squash one. You can't leave without a loaf (or 2 ) of their olive rustic bread. Highly recommend for all carb lovers!

I absolutely adore this little company that has a couple locations in Berkeley as well as seeing…read morethem at the farmers market I believe. Hands-down, my favorite freshly made pastas and raviolis! They also make fresh sauces of all different varieties, which are very well made and delicious! The location at Strawberry Creek Park also does biscotti, half bake pizza, bread, I think that's their main hub so they have a bigger kitchen and do all kinds of deliciousness. The last time we went to the little location off Monterey close to the Monterey Fish market in Berkeley, or maybe it's Albany... Either way I chose the butternut squash raviolis, and they were freaking delicious!!!

Perfect as always! Today I stocked up on saag and mint chutney, and had a samosa "slider"??…read more(chaat) and garlic naan for lunch. The other vendors looked great too- esp the chicken parm sub, ceviche and pork bao. We also stopped in at the K-market- what a luxury! Grabbed 무말랭이무침, 김밥, some Japanese seaweed salad, pantry staples like Laoganma, Korean sea salt, and our fav snack chips. Plus I got to visit Booktree (my annual pilgrimage when I am in town). I love and prefer this one to larger sprawling and overwhelming markets.

First time at this farmer's market and only about a block long. There were a good variety of…read morevendors. The strawberry vendor at the end seemed the most popular. Long line and prices were reasonable. Definitely will be back when in the area.

From the perspective of an East Coast Tourist, this was genuinely a fun market I went to this…read moreSummer that brings back fond memories of certain events in Florida. I had this review in drafts for a little more over a month, and it's high time I give this the praise it deserves. The market itself is rather quaint. It's in the back of the library there, and it's a fun little joint. There's a-lot of fresh produce to be had and a plethora of foods from different backgrounds to try. Granted, the produce is a bit pricey, but the quality is definitely a guarantee. Food wise? They got pastries, and various dishes of many cultures. I can't say for sure which are recurring but honestly I have no complaints. Not much I can say there but it's decent. Overall? Not a bad market! Give it a visit sometime!

This small farmer's market has plenty of fresh produce and hand made goods to browse through and…read moreget your weekend started on a high note ~

I buy at the Manteca Farmers Market on Saturdays. Beet salad, hummus, artichoke salad ​read more

They make the best foods, especially the spinach artichoke spread, I have ever had. I highly…read morerecommend purchasing their products!

Great variety of produce vendors, fresh flowers and baked goods. I always pick up a load of fresh…read morebaked bread, fresh strawberries and blueberries and flowers. An assortment of ready to eat item like kettle corn, tamales and pastries are available along with meats, like salami, smoked salmon and pastas and cheeses. The vendors are friendly and helpful. I enjoy my Saturday morning visits. There are picnic tables to enjoy a bite and A guitarist playing music for everyone's entertainment.

I was just returning something at Target and saw the canopies. I did not know they had a Farmers'…read moreMarket here! I was quite impressed too! One of the better ones fersure! Lots of canopies. Lots of food options. People were friendly. Welcoming vibes. They even had a guy playing an instrument there. I love when farmers markets have hot food ready to eat. They had baked potatoes, dumplings, falafels, tamales, etc. I ended up getting a pupusa for $4 and it was delicious! The pricing on the produce was very fair too. I definitely enjoyed taking a stroll down the aisles. It was such a pleasant surprise. Now that I know its here, I might be coming more often!

Went to the new location in Oakland yesterday. I bought small plate jerk chicken. It was absolutely…read moredivine. The chicken was seasoned to perfection and tender, just amazing. I will be back. I was so happy there was parking right outside. I might go back tonight and get more. I'm so happy there are options in Oakland of wonderful Jamaican food.

This location according to IG just had a soft-opening, but the restaurant has been around for a…read morewhile in other locations. I come in around 5pm, and the music was loud, like we were in a club. The atmosphere did not give a place that you wanted to sit, dine and enjoy the company you are with. I sat at the counter (chair wobbly), and was greeted by the counter attendant. I asked for a Ting, none were available. I decided on water. I ask for a combination plate of oxtail & jerk chicken. This is a sit down restaurant. The lady charges me before getting the food. The food itself was not the best unfortunately. The oxtails were really overcooked, and so were the veggies. The jerk chicken was good, but the sauce didn't have that sweet spicy bite that you love with jerk sauce. Price for a plate? $47 Sorry, I'm going to check out other places before I come back here.