I stop here on a regular banana and their broad selection of fresh produce helps me to feed my…read morefamily and sometimes save money. Their produce varies with the seasons and the fruits and veggies are fresh and tasty. If you're look for quality produce stop here, they also offer CSM boxes but I haven't yet signed up to receive one. I come here often, and I'll be back soon!

Currently my favorite spot to shop outside of actually going to a farmer's market…read more Reasonable prices - similar to farmer's market and less than the Marketplace. They also seem to have more turnover than the Marketplace, so it's fresher. Their organic Granny Smiths are some of the best I have had - crisp, slightly sour and super juicy. They also carry a variety of microgreens. Interesting small producers in the pantry section. The service is always friendly and efficient. Request: carry maitakes! Then I don't need to make multiple stops around the island. Easy to park around the Central/Oak area. I neglected you for a few a years but I am back!

I absolutely love shopping at The Grocery Outlet it's right down the street from where I live and…read morethe staff is always so welcoming and helpful. Jojuan and Leanne especially are always going the extra mile to make sure I found everything I needed. After a long day of work and having to get errands done. A friendly smile and really goes a long way. Thank you Grocery outlet for always having what I need and at the best prices. Ps. Always fully stocked on the fresh fruit and veggies.

The cashiers are rude and constantly sitting down and on their phones. I mean talk about running a…read moreprofessional place and then they want to take away tips. The managers who run this store honestly are not the most helpful they get aggravated a lot. You guys really need to improve the whole store. Nothing is fresh or you guys have expired stuff on the shelves. I've never been to such a place where the cashiers are too busy being on their phones they don't even realize you're waiting to get your stuff and leave. Highly wouldn't recommend the place. They don't even deserve the star

Overview: small farmers' market, cute vibe, a decent variety of vendors…read more ---- This is a pretty small farmers' market compared to the ones I'm used to in San Diego, but they had a semi-wide selection of vendors from fresh fruit and veg, to tamales, to hummus and baked good. They also had some craft vendors like ceramic artists, and info booths. There was also live music playing which was pretty neat! Parking was slim but we were lucky to find a spot a few blocks away and walk over easily. For how small this market is, it was quite busy around 11:30am ish! The market opens from 9am-1pm and is open on Tuesdays and Saturdays with slightly different vendors during for each day. I really liked the hummus, thought the tamales were okay (I got the cheeseburger tamales), and would love to try out some baked food the next time I'm here (the line was quite long but it looked delicious!) ---- Overall: for our small town of Alameda, it was cute place to walk around, I wish it was a little bigger (since I'm used to the ones that span for multiple blocks in sd) but they still had a selection of vendors to shop from.

What a happy surprise to come across the Alameda farmers market today. It was small, but it had a…read morelot of good stuff. I came away with a lot of fruit at 375 a pound. I like when everything is the same price parking was fairly easy. The people that work there were really nice and the ambience was cool. I do love farmers market markets.

I'm back at my fav farmers market. I love the variety of fruits and vegetables. I can see inflation…read morehas hit the market too. But the freshness and the variety is well worth it. I was able to get kale at $1/bunch. The red amaranth and the fuzzy melon was by the pound. The bok choy and yi choy was $2 each. Fruit was $3.50/pound. Street parking only. I tend to go between 8:00 and 9:00 am for better parking and more inventory. There's also fresh fish and stalls with donuts and cooked foods. There's also market it 2 blocks x 2 blocks. Support this wonderful market!!

Such a cute farmers market that's pretty expensive and diverse group of vendors. I loved the…read moremulberry spot giving some samples of those sweet things and I ended up buying some detox dragonfruit ginger tea from another!

If you are a vendor trying to sell at a farmers market, do not apply with this farmers market…read more I submitted an application to sell with this farmers market, and they had my credit card on file (to pay an application fee). A few days after applying, I got an automated email saying my application was approved and was immediately charged $235 (annual membership fee and a stall fee) before I could say anything. They charged me this without saying anything or asking me for legal paperwork, certificates, or a product sample. I followed up over several phone calls and emails asking for clarification on what they require to actually be a seller. I never received a reply (even to this day). They just took my money and said nothing. Luckily I was able to dispute the charge and get my money back. For a farmers market that claims to care about "social impact," this behavior was unacceptable. My advice to any vendors would be to find farmers markets that are not quick to take your money and will actually communicate normally.

The Jack London Square farmers market is available every Sunday from 11am - 4pm. It's located on…read moreWater St next to Plank. Look for an area with a row of tents. This farmers market was small. There were probably less than 10 vendors when I got here at 2pm. I'm not sure if I went on a slow day or if there were other vendors that had already sold out and left. If you were looking for some fresh fruits and vegetables, the options here were very limited. One vendor was selling only strawberries and another was selling nuts and citrus fruits. Other vendors that I saw sold honey and hummus. There were people walking around Jack London Square but they didn't seem interested in the farmers market. I felt bad for the vendors because the ones left looked like they still had a lot left to sell. I thought the vendors that were selling cooked food were doing much better since Plank was right next door and was packed with people watching the NFL playoffs. I would say the positives about coming here were the waterfront views. The other thing that caught my eye was how clean the floor was like there was no trash or squashed fruit on the ground that you had to avoid. This was not a farmers market I would want to go back to. It might be worth checking out if you were already in the area. You were better off saving your gas and time by going to the Old Oakland farmers market that opens every Friday on 9th street near Chinatown.

WHAT?! No reviews?! Hmmm...must be NEW!…read more The plight of a true Yelper...the mystery...the circumstances This wonderful local neighborhood corner Market...Latin I believe What's not to like? Local, Intrinsic, Unique... A 5 minute walk form the Fruitvale Bart station and across the street form the Fruitvale Village. A Churro stand to greet you when you enter, a bakery, more food and in the middle some random guy selling or buying GOLD...

The Fruitvale Farmer's Market happens every Tuesday & Thursday from 10am to 8pm. This Farmer's…read moreMarket is small yet still worth supporting thanks to it's convenient location right next to Fruitvale BART. They sell Black African Soap, Reggae Mix Tape CDs, Saraswati the Hindu Goddess of Learning Shawls, Kettle Pop Corn, & Roasted Peanuts. They have several small booths that sell local & organic produce. These include staple items such as yams, onions, garlic, squash, & strawberries. Summertime is a great time to support your local Farmer's Market. The organic local strawberries that I've gotten here have been some of the best ones I've had in town. If you come here on a Thursday be sure to hop over to Two Mammas' Vegan Kitchen for brunch before going to the Fruitvale Farmer's Market.

Showed up because I forgot to buy cereal. This place was the closest at time o remembered. Place…read morehas a lot of fresh produce, a lot of Asian products, and an impressive selection of some Latino foods as well. Service is fantastic, but you do need to purchase a 10 dollar minimum if you are going to pay with cards. Not bad 4.5/5.

LOVE this place!…read more What a lovely neighborhood gem. I adopted two guinea pigs during shelter-in-place lol they are so cute. They eat A LOT - they eat fresh veggies like lettuce everyday so that's the main reason I found House of Produce (HOP). I needed a good go-to place for fresh produce near home. Due to shelter-in-place... I've also been frequenting the Ace Hardware next door to HOP, but that's another story! This spot is small but packs a punch! They have most grocery items you might need: eggs, milk, dairy + alternatives. Obviously, they have produce - they have your standard stuff and also some bok choy and few other Asian produce items. They also have some household items you might need in a pinch, things like dishwasher soap or other cleaning supplies. My biggest shoutout goes to their supply of some Asian grocery items! They have a decent variety of different instant noodles (when you just need that cheap comfort food), and they have all sorts of spices and sauces. I am 1/2 Filipino and cook sinigang sometimes - they have the Tamarind Soup Mix by Knorr which is used as the base of the sinigang soup by many including myself haha. If you haven't tried sinigang, trust me, you need it in your life! Soooo good. Also, the ladies who work here always say hi and how are you, they are friendly and you feel good about supporting them :) Prices are also very reasonable and competitive. Pro tip, avoid paying for street parking and go one street above (north of) MacArthur around the corner from HOP. Park somewhere in front of someone's home in the neighborhood and just walk!

I ordered my groceries delivered from Rancho Market via Mercato and will definitely make this my…read morenew go-to groceries. Not only did they call to confirm anything that was out of stock with replacement options, but I found this sweet note when my groceries arrived. I really appreciate the thoughtfulness. Thank you Rancho Market!

It's a really good place for food and there snacks are you can't even say it in wordsread more

Pretty fun place for a stroll. never know what treasure you will find at flea markets! there will…read morebe good days, then there will be days you dont find anything but that's ok, you went for a walk. that's a win, right?! pretty sunny usually. can get pretty hot, bring a hat. all kinds of stuff. a lot of used toys and little figurines. i love finding disney princess or super mario toys in the piles. got great deals on some cute stickers lot of food mexican food stands. desserts, drinks, fruits, hot food entrees lot of street parking around, can walk into there

First timer here with my kids. 2$ per person but under 8 is free. Parking is hard to find, street…read moreparking available, but have to pay the meters past 12pm. Hours are 5am to 5pm. We walked in the parking lot where there's many tents up and selling things. We walked around for a little bit, then realized we weren't even in the flea market yet? The entrance is where you pay. So we were walking around outside of the flea market? Idk it was confusing but once we got inside, we were able to look at better quality items? I guess? Lol it was kinda hilarious, Anyways, we had watermelon and pineapple drinks, bro it was SO DELICIOUS! 5$ for a regular size then large was like 7$ or something? My daughter got some squishes and keyboard thing that lights up.

We got a SECOND produce vendor! What a treat to be able to walk to get farm-fresh veggies!…read more And next week, we get a A LOCAL HONEY PRODUCER (The health/immunity benefits from eating honey made by local bees is incredible)!! Plus, there's a lovely lady who makes jewelry and sells it for a very good price (she's there every other weekend). I bought the cutest pair of cherry earrings that would make any rockabilly chick envious.

support this ! backyard gardens, community gardens run by high schoolers, food parties, volunteer…read moreand there is a new farmers market in town run by the Food Connection. Right in the Laurel. much needed since the farmers market at millsmont left a couple of years ago. The market is tiny now but has the potential of becoming something wonderful! stop by and volunteer or learn about starting your own garden. give back... I'll be there in the spring...stop by and holla!!