Such a wonderful farmer's market here in lovely downtown Chula Vista!! I felt like the stalls went…read moreon forever lol. So many foods to try and friendly vendors. As another review noticed, I did not see a ton of produce. Mostly fruit and not vegetables, a couple of vendors with meat or seafood. But I was honestly looking more for the food!! Dog friendly, many dogs in the market and also on the grass lawn along side the market. I love that this market is not crammed in on both sides with stalls, so there is plenty of room to maneuver with your dog and armfuls of food. I parked kinda far but I needed the walk to prepare for eating lol. Meters are free on Sunday in Chula Vista so it was easy to find something :) What I tried today - Local Lemon: Really nice lemonade, limeade or Arnold Palmer base with homemade fruit purees/chunks added. This was all the way at the end from where I came in and it was so worth the walk. The owner provides filtered water for dogs (he made a point to tell me it was filtered lol) and asks if you want the lemonade sweet or not, and offers to adjust if needed. No adjustment necessary on mine, I got a limeade with mango and it was perfect. I want to try other flavors! Absolutely fabulous. Tita Ann's 619: All the classic Hawaiian snack favorites - I saw other reviews mention butter mochi, she had ube butter mochi out and I had to try it. Best butter mochi I've ever had omg. So beyond delicious. She had other great looking items that I will try next time, furikake chex mix, banana + macadamia bread. Sweet lady! Omukoro: Japanese owned & operated! Really nice family operation, the eel onigiri made me feel like mom & dad made it for me :) Huge and delicious... hope I will see them again to try the other flavors! ありがとうございます!! Tamale Fiesta: I didn't try these yet because I'm too full but I got chicken, veggie and sweet corn. I just walked on the treadmill for an hour and I'll need to do another hour so I can slam these in lol. They looked and smelled delicious and other reviews mention them so I have no doubt they will be good. So many stalls smelled or looked great here, but I'm just one person!! The Cajun garlic noodle stand smelled incredible, I walked by it twice and regretted not stopping both times... there was an esquites stand... 2 honey stands... a healthy sourdough stand with almond flour sourdough (?!) Tbh I think I like this farmers market better than Hillcrest because there is a lot more room to move and the vibe is very very chill. I will be back again to try what I didn't try this time!!! Thanks for a wonderful experience!!

I love this little farmers' market!…read more Situated right on a little center divide adjacent to a large park. They have a great variety of foods- fresh produce, pastries, breads, dips, salsas, honeys, and sauces, as well as beverages. Wonderful eclectic selection of food trucks, some jewelry, and even a house plant tent with some gorgeous specimens. Da-Le-Ranch also has a stand with pastured eggs and meats. It's a wee bit cramped, and parking can be tricky, but I just show up right when they open to avoid the crowd.

Their food is very authentic and delicious and it's a very fun market to shop in because it reminds…read moreme of being down in Ensenada Mexico. Very authentic you should check it out and the prices are great and so is the service.

I love this neighborhood grocery store... I've been going here for a decade and cashiers are busy…read moreworking, but they are friendly. Love the prices and the selection of the vegetables and the meat counter. The butchers are awesome. They have someone picking up The carts outside a nice man I like to give him a tip for helping me with my cart.

Haven't been to the farmers market off of 3rd Avenue on a Sunday? You are missing out!! Much has…read morechanged since the market first started... there is a variety of food, fresh fruit and vegetables, coffee, items for sale, and other drinks, fresh soda. We have enjoyed many delicious foods from tamales to fresh bread to amazing coffee and salsas! We try and get something different each time we come, but always enjoy our favorites, too. Service from these small business vendors is friendly, welcoming, and always a smile. Even though it is busy! They are only open for a few hours and only on Sunday. It is outdoors and parking is limited and now enforced and they will ticket you for parking in am unauthorized area, beware. The street is closed/blocked off, but park a street away and walk, especially on a gorgeous day! Enjoy the sun, a stroll, and eat some delicious food.

Small farmers market but has a pretty good selection of stuff. We mainly went for the fresh produce…read moreand got some really yummy fruits.

Well done! This farm is beautiful often we don't see enough of these in San Diego come check it outread more

The farm is very cute but the shop is just not worth it, especially if you're driving from far to…read moresee it. There wasn't many options. The actual shop is in this little shed on the side (you can fit maybe four people in the shop comfortably). The veggie section is in a small deli and they have a few dried herbs on a table but nothing special. I don't think we'll be going back unless they expand the shop and selections in the future.

This place is hidden and it can be hard to notice unless your on the lookout and the place can…read moreliterally only occupy about five people; its small inside. But, its cute and its kept clean and sanitized. I'm a big fan of fruit salads and juices. So, I'm always on the lookout for new Fruit/Juice Deli's. A star for accepting plastic. Nice! The owner and the employees are extremely courteous, friendly and they're attractive ladies. The prices are fair for the size of the fruit salads and the variety of fruit. They have the usual melon, cantaloupe, watermelon, strawberries, apples, banana, kiwi, grapes, pineapple,guayaba and many more. And, they also put the usual cottage cheese, granola, raisins, coconut flakes and of course honey. The juices are amazing and beyond fresh. Los raspados are EXCELLENT. They are seriously as good as the ones from Tijuas. They usually switch up the flavors but last I went they had rompope, mango, tamarindo, coco and vainilla.

This place is a Hidden Gem really good food and juices. Really authentic and healthy food promotion…read moreI love it

Okay, yes it is small and possibly a bit pricy, but it is Coronado. I appreciate that there are…read morelocal farmers and producers that come to the island and sell quality goods directly to the consumers. I am a huge supporter of farmers markets being in the sustainable ag industry, so the prices at farmers markets has ever bothered me. You pay for what you get, it is incredibly important to keep supporting our local farmers. Like other reviews said, my first impression was "sooo tiny", but I have grown fond of this market and am impressed with the variety. I recently moved from northern California where the market was fairly large, but this market offers just as much variety, eggs, nuts, homemade olives, my beloved cheese curds and the usual fruits and veggies. The vendors were all very friendly, lots of samples so you know what you are getting and can try something new. It is not crowded at all, even in the summer, parking is abundant and free for an hour and its a nice spot near the water. Its just a short walk to Boneys and Albertsons is right across the street, so I like to come see what they have at the market and then walk over the grocery store to supplement what I bought to turn it into a meal. Don't go out of your way to come here, but if you are on the island, its a great option. Where ever you are, support your local farmers, shop at the farmers market!

Was really excited to visit the market. But upon rreturning to our RV, the next day the tomatoes…read moreand squash I bought was going bad. So it wasn't fresh. Very disappointing. The cheese and almonds were delicious though.

La Bodega Market ha convertido el aumento abusivo de precios en su modelo de negocio, explotando la…read moreescasez y revendiendo productos comprados en una tienda cercana a precios exorbitantes. Elementos básicos como pan, huevos y agua embotellada han duplicado o triplicado su precio de la noche a la mañana, mientras la administración da excusas débiles y continúa con estas tácticas desleales. En lugar de apoyar a la comunidad, esta tienda se aprovecha de ella, priorizando la avaricia sobre la integridad. Los negocios éticos no manipulan el suministro ni extorsionan a sus clientes, y hasta que este supermercado cambie sus prácticas, los compradores deberían gastar su dinero en otro lugar. La Bodega has shamelessly turned price gouging into a business model, exploiting shortages and reselling products bought from a nearby competitor at outrageous markups. Essentials like bread, eggs, and bottled water have doubled or tripled in price overnight, with management offering flimsy excuses while continuing their underhanded tactics. Instead of supporting the community, this store preys on it, prioritizing greed over integrity. Ethical businesses don't manipulate supply or extort customers, and until this supermarket changes its ways, shoppers should take their hard-earned money elsewhere.

Eh comprado en esta tienda por años y cada ves están peor las cosas a parte de lo caro la calidad…read morede los productos ya no es lo mismo, compré una bolsita de nopales , que no se como venden esto! Deberían de checar la calidad de la mercancía

They always have what I need. Great produce ready to go. Courteous service and convenient location…read moreunder the Coronado Bay Bridge. I've been using this company for many years. They even helped me with a jump start one day when my battery died.

There's a place buzzing in East Village by Chicano Park, business is booming and with that is a…read moreproduce supplier with the best selection in town and great customer service if you need produce for your business these are the guys to get it from otherwise you're selling yourself short. Best prices most selection great customer service ask for Alex