She was very nice! English was limited. However, she came outside the truck yo look at pictures I…read morewas pointing to! This was almost a 5 plus! But, the mango not so good. The mango had green and hard very hard pieces. Everything else was Perfection. My daughter said the Raspados! Is the best she Ever had. She said it's worth paying $8! Her second day in a row! I had a mango nada. Everything was Excellent. Must if the mango was good. To many hard/green chuncks.

Nieves & Raspados Gonzalez is a Mexican food stand parked inside an enclosed parking lot. has an…read moreassortment of Mexican drinks, sundaes, fruit cups, ice cream confection, etc. offerings: raspados, mangonadas, chicharron Preparado, Tacos locos, Fruta Picada, Cocos Frios, Cantarito loco, Aqua Fresca, Tostilocos, Zumbanas. pic shown of the whole menu, price not listed. eats: Fruta Picada, fruit cup (5) -premade with cucumber, mango, watermelon, cantaloupe, pineapple -fabulous value, fruit fresh, too crunchy at times. -quick service, lots of parking.

Now at 37th & Cutting Richmond, CA Best fruit that iI can…read morefind in the area. The watermelon are in season and really sweet.

This little truck on San Pablo Ave. has the best fruit! He usually always has oranges, and they…read moreare the sweetest and tastiest oranges you can have. He sells strawberries when they are in season that taste like they've been dipped in sugar. The cherries are incredible too. Aside from the great taste of the fruits...everything is cheap! Locally grown as well. If you live in the hood you should definitely check it out. The only reason why I am not giving it 5 stars is because it isn't organic.

I've been meaning to explore this farmer's market. The first time we were driving by and decided to…read morestop. It has a good variety of vendors for produce, meat, cheese, mushrooms, breads, body products, jewelry and more. There are a variety food vendors where you can get your fill of dim sum, burgers, Laos sausages, and a wonderful coffee vendor. I think you want to get there earlier than noon. The first time we went, it was about 1pm. We strolled up and down the aisle. By 1:30 there seemed to be little produce and a couple of vendors were starting to pick up. The second time we went a bit earlier. It is about a 20 minute bike ride from the Point so it is convenient. We walked around and saw the same vendors so I feel confident they will be there regularly. Great location with views of the marina and bay from the parking lot. There is a no pet sign but it was posted only at one entrance - and not the one we went through. It was warm and I couldn't leave her in the car. Because she was self-contained in her personal buggy, I didn't think it would be an issue. Still, probably best to leave your furbabies at home. The only negative I have is one vendor blasting music from their booth. I enjoy listening to music but it's so loud that I can't have a conversation with the vendor without yelling, so I move on. Quickly. When you get to the water end of the market, you are blessed with sounds of the bay and birds. Now, that's nice. The second time we rode our bikes from home. It's about a 20 minute bike ride from the Point so it is convenient and it was a beautiful morning. As we rolled up, we were greeted by loud music. Again. Sigh. There are a few tables set up at one end with coloring books and games, entertainment for both grownups and kids alike. You can also grab a bite to eat or something to drink, sit down and enjoy the vibes. Pleasant way to enjoy a sunny day by the bay in Richmond.

I came to this Farmers Markets unexpected but I am glad that I did show up. The view of the boats…read morein the water is magnificent. I wish I had my camera with me to take a picture of the boats. What is so great about The Richmond Farmers Market in Marina Bay is the space that is being used. The vendors at this market are very kind. You say hi to them and they start a conversation with you. It is a friendly Farmers Market to come to. I love seeing the people that attend the Farmers Markets. I have not seen anybody trying to bring their pets to the market which is not allowed. I do love how people come here on a Sunday Morning checking out the vendors. When I attended this market I only saw one vendor that had fruits/vegetables. Every other vendor were take out food or clothes. I am not disappointed that the market didn't have much produce vendor but it is still a market nobody if you call it a Farmers Market. Keep up the great work serving Richmond.

Location is in 1 Kaiser Plaza right next to the Ordway Building. They open at 10am. On…read moreWednesdays, go here early around 1030a, head to the Filipino Mediterranean food tent, normally the last one at the end of the market with the line) and get the chicken shawarma wrap- yes on the hot sauce- and enjoy it at a nearby table. Other options are the shawarma salad or rice plate, Filipino food (chicken adobo, pancit, lumpia, and Turon.) Once noon hits, the lines are pretty long! Afterwards, purchase some fresh sweet strawberries, peaches, veggies, pastries or whatever tickles your fancy. There is also a shrimp and fish taco tent, Indian food, bolanis and dips, sometimes nuts. I love going here on Wednesdays!

Uptown Oakland Farmers' Market is behind City lights cafe, 10 vendor stands, few vegetable/fruit…read morestands. food vendors mostly experienced. "juice" a newcomer. vendors: -india gourmet -donna's tamales -shawarma, filipino food -bolani -juice? -feel good bakery notes; -food vendors had all the lines, others less.

this fresh fruit stand is alongside a driveway that adjoins Autozone auto parts. it's here only on…read morecertain days. unsure which ones. offerings: fresh sliced fruits. eats: cup of fruit (7) -jicama, cantaloupe, watermelon strawberry, pineapple, skipped the cucumber, had salt, lime, & various spices sprinkled on top. -not all the fruits were at it's ripe peakness, some were just chewy.. 3.5 stars

Outside of Kaiser on Thursdays: There is an Indian food…read morevendor who has sold me spoiled food (chicken tikka masala) twice! I stopped by this past Thursday and told him that I had chicken tikka masala once and that it was rotten so he apologized and gave me one (from his cooler). I told him that he needs more ice because his food is sitting in the sun. Well, when I hesitantly opened the new container, and smelled it, I almost vomited on the spot. It was spoiled, again. I kept dry heaving as I ran it to my outdoor trash can. It was so bad. I would like a health inspector to check his food. I cannot be the only person who has received spoiled food from that stand 2 times! Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, never a third time.

Small but suitable farmers market. Good prices for the most part. Nice during the summer time as…read morewell.

Really love this place. So many fresh options that I wanted everything! Can't wait to go back. Also…read moreamazing customer service with fast checkout lines.

No es la tiende ideal. Es 2025 y todavía necesitan lo mínimo de 10 dólares para pagar con tarjeta…read more Los precios son tan ridículos, caminas ala tienda más cercana y ay una diferencia tan significativa. Se aprovechan de la gente, la comunidad que depende en ellos por comida. Tengan compasión.

Pretty good for a Farmers Market. The Himalayan Plate is super cozy - it's basically rice, chicken,…read moreveggies, and some curry-like things. A very wholesome meal. The chicken in particular was very good - much more tender and juicy than I am used to from South Asian food. The momos and the mango lassi were pretty average, although the momos were amusingly long and the mango lassi was very sweet.

Absolutely delicious!…read more I'm a sort of a health nut, bred into me from my college days at Cal. So when it comes to eating, it's all about fresh, organic produce and free-range, line caught proteins as an effort to eat as responsibly as I can. For this reason, some of my favorite meals to this day have been had at the Berkeley Saturday Farmers Market. Cafe Zambala hits just the right spot with their delicious, hearty and healthful plates. My go to orders are usually their veggie delight and Himalayan meal, the main difference being whether you plan on eating chicken or not. For me, both are good, depending on my mood. The Himalayan meal is a healthy portion of whole grain sprouted rice with Himalayan style tandoori chicken, lentils, served with a nice bed of steamed kale and cauliflower, all under a drizzle of cilantro yogurt sauce. It sounds so simple, but the simplicity is what allows the fresh vegetables and their chicken stand out. The flavors are neither heavily spiced nor bland, just enough pop from the natural fresh herbs and vegetables that have cooked into the food. So good. If your vegetarian, the veggie delight will not disappoint. It's served with whole grain rice with stewed root vegetables and a nice bed of organic greens drizzled with the same yogurt cilantro sauce. The sauce isn't overpowering at all, lending a fresh and creamy texture to each bite. And the potatoes are perfectly cooked and tastefully flavored. No herbs get in the way, yet you can taste the fresh succulent vegetables. Their food is never disappoints. Portions are perfect, not huge and not small, leaving your stomach satisfies because your soul feels full. Grab a plate and eat under the wonderful sun. A wonderful energy bowl before you start your Saturday grocery shopping.