Great prices, super fresh produce, and friendly service. El Rey is my go-to spot every week!read more

I love this place. I try to come at least once a week to get my fruits, and vegetables.read more

At Newark Farmer's Market, I have recently seen two farms that sell strawberries - Rodriguez and…read moreFenella Berries. As of now, I prefer the latter farm and have a review for them. ORDER Biggest box of strawberries - $20 STARS (stand out qualities) -Food (5/5 stars) - red and delicious strawberries -Service (3/5 stars) - one staff gave me a sour face when I asked to pick another box because I saw some bruised strawberries -Ambiance (4/5 stars) - quick service STAIRS (areas of growth) -Feels a bit too salesy but I understand they need to make a living! TIPS -Fot the big box, rhetorical offered me $20 even though it is advertised as $25 -They offer plastic bag but farmers market has station to give one or get one reusable bag

Rodriguez Farms used to be our go to spot at the farmers market but the owner's attitude changed…read morethat completely. We had been loyal customers for years. We almost solely buy organic in our household, and know that organic produce usually has a shorter shelf life. However, when we brought our strawberries home they were completely molded within 18 hours. As we are both microbiologists (w/ my fiancee specifically being a food microbiologist), we take the utmost precautions and steps to try to best preserve the quality of our produce. Seeing as this was our regular spot, my fiancee emailed them to tell them about the situation. The owner advised us to not buy from them again and insinuated we stored them incorrectly. He also mansplained what organic means as if I do not come from a family of farmers. Honestly, super disappointed with this farm and how they conduct business. We would've been more than happy to continue being a loyal customer if the owner wasn't so condescending and rude.

Great place to shop for unique items and specialty items…read more Definitely recommend. Great selection of meat etc

It has an amazing variety of cheeses and many other gourmet foods. Their bakery alone was worth the…read moretrip. All there goods are beautifully presented with clean and well lit aisles. Would definitely recommend

Tikal Organic Farms of Salinas, had a nice mix of Leeks, Carrots, Beets and Greens at the Clement…read moreStreet Farmers Market San Francisco.

Good food and fresh fruit ! Great nic naks like dish towels, soap, candles etc…read more Not the least expensive but it's worth it

Picked up some fried artichokes a few weeks ago from the deli. They used to be the best in the…read morearea for years and looked forward to having them as a treat. New managers or owners changed the recipe or supplier. They are very bland now with no taste. They need to improve or will lose local customers.

I used to order these artichokes directly from the grower, and they were always huge, fresh and…read morescrumptious. Unfortunately it doesn't seem like you can do that anymore and I had to get them from Goldbelly and they arrived yesterday looking old and tired and small, and some were not even the right shape that I like. I would've been better off making the drive to Bristol Farms and picking them out myself.

One of the best farmer's markets in Monterey County. A great variety of fruits, vegetables foods…read moreand artisan crafts

I'm a big fan of a good farmers market and now Salinas has one…read more It moved from a side street to Main Street Old town. What a huge difference and a smart move. So much more room for the vendors and buyers. The verity of sellers easily doubled which brings in more folks, win win. Salinas Valley being the Salad Bowl the veggie and fruit vendors are disproportionate too the food and gift vendors. Hoping that will change. Living easily within walking distance this is a perfect Saturday morning walk. Last words...community.

Came here for breakfast this morning around 10am, party of 4. I got a small Dnutty bowl (acai base…read morewith almond butter and nutella, with strawberries and bananas) for $12 ish. Extra 99 cents to make it a large. Pros: - very easy parking lot - DELICIOUS acai with excellent fruit to granola to acai ratio - I love that you don't run out of granola or fruit at the end and they put granola at the bottom too - The fruit tasted super fresh - Acai blended really well, no iciness - Pretty fast service, I think our four bowls were ready within 5mins - pretty good quantity even for the small - I was full afterwards and it was the perfect size breakfast. - Has a little sitting area in the back with some tables, and a counter. - cute decor in the back, fast casual setting. - SO refreshing in hot weather 10/10 acai and better than anything I can find in the East Bay

The service provided was bad due to the wait and non acknowledgment of me waiting to order my food…read more Once my food was given to me it looked like a mushed up platter when everyone else was presentable. Maybe because I didn't tip due to the rudeness of being unacknowledged and waiting 10+ minutes.