This is the most pathetic farmers market I've ever been to and I have been to a plethora over my…read moremany years of life. Everything is good with the 7-10 vendors that they do have on a given Saturday. It's pretty empty especially considering it's in Inglewood. Who is charge of this farmers market? Why is it not advertised? I can see why only 7-10 vendors show up considering the small amount of patrons. How is the Playa Vista farmers market thriving but Inglewood can't get a decent farmers market when I'm sure the many residents would support it if they knew about it.

Decided to go to this farmers market as it's one of the few open on Saturdays. This farmers market…read morewas pretty sad and empty. Not very many vendors compared to other farmers markets, and not many people. We arrived about 10:45, and only stayed for 10 minutes. I didn't see many food option's, and really see no reason to return. Rated 2 stars instead of 1 for the ample parking, which is free for the first 90 minutes I believe.

This small market located in a little corner shopping center in Culver City makes wonderful fruit…read moresalad platters. We used to make our own for parties, but El Rancho's are way better and may actually cost less than home-made (and you don't have to spend all that time chopping up fruit yourself!). Call in your order a day in advance and tell them what size platter and which fruits you'd like- you'll impress your guests with how beautiful this fruit salad looks when you put it on nice serving-ware. The missus & I have a lot of things to prep day-of, so discovering El Rancho has been a big time-saver for us- highly-recommended!

Best fruit platters! Freshly cut daily! I come here to buy…read moreplatters for parties and work events!

Sliced mango, coconut and honeydew melon. Little salt, lots of lime and chili. That's my breakfast…read moreof kings right there, gets me going. One unfortunate aspect to the fruit carts is that the stock is typically hit or miss. Some have mango, some don't and it's the same with everything else, you kind of have a crap shoot when it comes to what fruits will be available. Not here though, the guy has almost every single day: mango, coconut, honeydew, cantaloupe, cucumber, pineapple, jicama, watermelon, orange. Every day, no kidding, and with it being directly outside my place of business this cart is pretty much perfect in every way. The gentleman that runs it is the nicest guy on the block. If something is a little unripe he will keep it real and let you know. Just this morning he sliced me off a piece of mango so I could judge for myself, very kind of him instead of just unloading the mango. I went pineapple instead. I talk to him in broken Spanish, he talks to me in broken English, and somehow it all works out. Bonus points for not filling the fruit in plastic bags either, he uses plastic to-go containers which are much easier to eat from, and no worries on it tipping over if you're driving. He has small $3 boxes up to a $5 size, and if you're a fan of fresh coconut water (like me) he'll crack one open and fill you a cup for $1. Everything that comes out of this stand screams 'refreshing', I love it. I know he works about 9:30A - 4:00P on weekdays simply because he's in the prefect place with a ton of office traffic, don't know if he works weekends. Look for him right outside the parking lot of the Wells Fargo, located on Washington Blvd. And don't forget to tip! Hello, my name is Justin and I'm a chili/lime fruit addict, and it's all this stands fault.

Support small and local businesses! =) located on the corner of Motor and Washington in front of…read moreWells Fargo. I love this fruit stand and the guy who owns/works the stand is super nice, a professional fruit cutter and he's funny =) Like everyone else says, all the fruits are actually sweet and fresh! $4 for a big cup and $5 for a big box - you get to pick any and as many different fruit as you want! He also has salt and chili if you wanna add that too. I usually just get the cup and that fills me up.

She got me with the juice sample!…read more Let's start from the beginning; I have followed the founder of Suprmarkt from the humble ambitious community focused beginnings on IG! I barely get to pop in but it's a treat when I do! The space is beautiful serene inviting and infused with so much love it's epic! I stop by on my way home and I've gotta hit up the bulk bin, grab my hummus for the week score as they have my favorite brand! As I'm browsing I'm offered juice samples, the SoHo and Mega Greens...dannng the are both amazing but the SoHo is what I need in the moment it's a beautiful balance of flavors sweet smooth tart and a perfect pop of mint to round it out. Everything is just right no earthiness from beet it's just the right amount in the blend! Needless to say the service is amazing and it's a breath of fresh air to support local establishments that support the community and have better prices than most health food stores!

Walking by on my way to my aunts house and I was taken aback by the cutest wrap around porch and…read moresign that said "Vegan and Organic". I immediately stopped and was warmly welcomed by a woman working there. She took the time to walk me around the store that had a great mix of fresh produce, snacks, canned goods, and household items. As I am traveling I wasn't able to really ship, but I did grab a bag of cheesy puffs and an adaptogen tonic water. I love that the water was locally made! And the prices are not too bad, very comparable to a Sprouts or Trader Joe's. I will be back when I am back in this area.

Went to put in a pizza order before shopping around just to find out the vegan pizza isn't on the…read moremenu anymore. Why? :( Please bring it back.

When Whole Foods first opened, it was amazing. The gelato bar, the chocolates bar the BBQ, and the…read morefresh fish--everything felt like it lived up to the hype. The hot (and not-so-hot) offerings, the sushi, and the olive bar were all great too. Then we all knew the shine wouldn't last--like smoke and mirrors--and sure enough, it did fade. The salad bar and "warm food" are usually just "okay." Honestly, it never feels truly hot, so calling it a "hot food bar" is kind of misleading. Sometimes it's fresher and healthier, but at other times it's not as good--more dried out, if you catch my drift. The other morning, I wanted a breakfast burrito. I had time, so I stopped in for coffee and only that--I figured since it had just opened, I should expect better. They had beautiful paper-wrapped breakfast sandwiches and burritos. I picked one up, and it felt light, which is what you want when you're hungry. Then I paid--do you go for the $12 option or the $25 double? I went with the $12 one. I opened the paper and found a microwave-style glob stuck to it. The potatoes were al dente, but not in a good way. It felt like there was more melted cheese than actual egg, and it was disappointing. It's frustrating because you'd think a company under the "Amazon empire" umbrella--especially one with questionable ethics--would still protect quality and staffing so the experience stays upscale. You know the "smut/smog layer" I'm talking about: once that shows up, you can feel the difference. Anyway, maybe Ralphs is similar, but I'll be avoiding that 1/3 of the store moving forward. I'll still do some of my produce and other shopping there, just not that section. I know I should've taken it to a manager, but it already seems they're well aware.

Great service and fresh veggies! I highly reccomend! The variety of different fruit was amazing!!!read more

From the owner: Sunshine fresh distribution specializes in organic and fresh produce sales.We also supply fresh…read moreseafood and nuts and so much more! we also offer fresh organic juices!

I love to visit and patronize farmers' markets because I feel the vendors are usually from our…read morelocal communities. We were told about this farmers market so we made our way to the Crenshaw area. This is a much smaller market with only a handful of vendors compared to some of the others in the LA area. However I was happy to see that there were a good amount of people walking around. Parking was tricky but we found a space on the street. I truly hope they get more vendors and more become stop by. This is good to have in the community!

Impossible Burger and other vegan options available. Friendly owner, great customer service!read more

What was it bugs Bunny said?…read more Ah the that, ah the that, ah the that's all folks! Going in here, it would have been nice to at least have some idea as to what exactly is left on the shelf. If you're talking less than 2% of all available products, stop me at the door or put something up letting people know that this place is a done deal! And while the sign inside the store indicates it's closing tomorrow, they'll be nothing left here in a few hours or minutes at most.This place was a virtual Ghost town, with the exception of literally one aisle. I'm not making this up. And neither could you! For whatever reason, the marketing was subpar on this particular location, and it got virtually drowned out by nearby business. The sheer lineup of cars from nearby Chick-fil-a, Kfc, Burger king, etc etc etc, would make even coming here a reasonable nightmare as you navigate past the numerous lines akin to Disneyland. For what it's worth, my last appearance ever here was a great greeting by a rather conservative and mild mannered CSA or customer service All Star who opted to remain as close to Low key as possible. LOL Ramsey, thanks for the conversation and summary of this particular location and it's ultimate closeout tomorrow. Best of wishes to you and the rest of your staff!

I stopped by Amazon Fresh on a rainy day just to return some items and grab a few things, and it…read moreturned out to be a really good experience. I walked in out of the rain and the place was clean, bright, and felt welcoming. There were kids there having fun, families shopping, and the overall atmosphere was positive. Everybody I interacted with was friendly. From the moment I walked in it was, "Hey, how can I help you." When I went up to the line, the service was on point and people were moving with a sense of purpose, even with the bad weather outside. I just want to reconfirm my five stars for this location. Clean store, friendly staff, good energy. Amazon Fresh gets 5 stars from me.

It had been about a year since my last order, and after such a great first experience, I was…read moreexcited to come back--and it absolutely did not disappoint. My wife and I enjoyed it so much the first time that we couldn't stop talking about it, which convinced my parents and sister to give it a try too. On our first visit, we had the chicken and steak combo with fried rice and a side of garlic noodles. This time, we went with the shrimp, lobster, and steak trio--again with fried rice and garlic noodles--and everything was just as amazing. Every bite had me doing that "happy dance" all food lovers know too well. I highly recommend this spot to anyone craving quality hibachi, especially for a weekend treat. We'll definitely be back!

First impressions, everyone is super familial and friendly. I was greeted enthusiastically upon my…read morearrival as I perused the butcher shop looking for a specific burger patty blend. My guy helped me out and gave me a nice combo of ground up cow to make the ultimate, thick burger. I was also there for the hibachi which wasnt until 2 but they let me pre-order for later pick up. I got the filet mignon with chicken and shrimp. Very clean, fresh and delectable. I wish there was a teriyaki sauce to pull it together and I thought I had too much rice and not enough proteins for 45 dollars but, I would order it again with less rice, more veggies and some sort of sauce. I was also given a sample of the churro that they were serving outside but didnt get a chance to grab some as my arms were laden with my purchases and my hood Kool aid. Parking is cramped but dont let that deter you. I might try their Waygu when I get my grill but I definitely see myself popping by to get more meats and hibachi!