It's a cool little farmers market Wish it was open a little…read morelonger I would probably go more often :)

It was a smaller venue but good fun items and very friendly. We bought a candle and some yummy BBQ…read moresauce.

I've been coming here for over a year to purchase their ranchera preparada, pollo para asar, and…read morethe necessities for our carne asadas (avocado, onions, tomatoes, corn, dry pinto beans, chiles) and their service is great. I also love purcashing the pantry staples they carry that I wouldn't find at stater bros or target too. Just last month when I had to purchase close to 22-24 lbs of meat for a party, i just purchased the day before and they were able to get me out the door quickly despite the big request. I got a lot of positive feedback from family and friends how delicious the carne and chicken was. I come from Anaheim and I struggled finding my go to spot to buy carne asada when I first moved here, but I'm glad I found this place. :) staff are always polite and attentive.

I'm disappointed. I heard this place had good tacos…read more I ordered the chicken torta and taco(chicken) They get a lot of people too and the place is very clean and organized. The service was fast and friendly. But overall, the food was lacking flavor. The taco chicken was dry with no flavor in it. They use the same in the torta. Dry and a lil old. Everything else was fine this is just specifically for the food. (Those item) I want to come back and try more and give more updates. They have breakfast and fresh waters and mini market. I'll keep this updated.

Sprouts, sprouts, SPROUTS! If I were asked to select one…read moregrocery store for all of my needs, this is it hands-down. I sort of think of it as a more sophisticated TJ's. The service is very special and unique. The stores are always clean and well stocked. There isn't a lot of useless items or extra added depth of similar product. I mean, how many blueberry jams do you really need? Hot sauce in a bottle? I think a 3 or 4 options is probably sufficient. It's succinct, to the point, and uncluttered and easy to navigate. I really dig the produce cause it's always attractive and I look for the sale items. I prefer the USA items as opposed to imported so I pay attention to the labels. I also have signed up for specials and accumulative points for discounts, which is very easy to do and it keeps you in the loop. Each time you buy your groceries, have your barcode scanned to keep a record. I keep it in my phone with easy access. You will also NOT encounter five or six different prices on each item like some of the big chain stores practice! You know, those HUGE conglomerates! I've had to walk out of those stores cause I'm so confused. Internet price, member price, E price, ad price, radio price, TV price, buy 6 unit price, etc. etc. etc. : Every time I pick up a can of beans I'm looking for Bob Barker in aisle seven! This would even confuse a veteran of " THE PRICE IS RIGHT"! The bakery goods are a nice delight, and if you get there early in the morning you might find some half price items that didn't sell the day before. There's also a sandwich shop and I'm told you can get a sandwich as low as $5.00? I'm not sure if that's true. I've never done it, but that's what some folks have told me. So, you might have to check for yourself. There are those bulk bins for nuts, coffee, candies, dried fruit, and more by the pound $. There's a limited beer section but nicely curated along with a decent selection of wines. This is one area that needs improvement in my opinion. It would be nice if there was more of a beer selection and the ability to buy any single can? I believe this works and they'll always sell out anyway. Or maybe they don't want to dedicate the space? They also have a meat department, (which I stay away from) but those who do partake would enjoy I'm sure. (I refer to these areas as animal cemeteries.) I look for a lot of the vegetarian items such as plant based desserts, and faux dairy items that are actually plant based. Ie: plant butter (which is delicious) and coconut milk for example (my favorite when it comes to something to pour on your granola). There is a frozen sorbet brand they carry, "GELATO BOY" that often times goes on sale that is absolutely fantastic. I really enjoy the "3BERRY" or the "MANGO". Keep an eye out for the sale price as it's almost half price when it does go on sale! The canned beans and corn are a good value and on sale today at 4 cans for 5$! I try to buy the unsalted ones which are so good for burritos. You can find fresh flowers daily to bring to your sweetheart or maybe if you're looking for one? There are an amazing amount of coffee beans in nice plexiglass bins sold by the pound with a commercial grinder available to "chop it up" to save you the trouble at home. Parking is always accessible, and there are other intriguing businesses in this little "mini mall" over there off of Newport. If you haven't been, get on over there! Or, if you are a regular go more often to accumulate your di$count points. Be sure to say "hello" to the friendly, charming, efficient, young lady that mostly works as a cashier with purple hair and her name is Kennedy with a "C" and she's a great ambassador of Sprouts!

I do the grocery shopping for our family and commonly use Safeway or Raley's near where I live but,…read morewhile staying in Winchester, I frequented the Sprouts Market near there. I'd give the store a top rating for cleanliness, and ease in shopping with wide, well-organized aisles and the Deli was a special treat with a wide variety of items apparently prepared in the store. The one's I've tried were excellent! All the staff I encountered were friendly, professional and helpful. Having been a restaurant owner for many years, I'd say I'm a good judge of those things in a servicer staff. As we don't have a Sprouts in our area these were my first encounters with Sprouts but, I can assure you, not my last. I'm glad I happened in to this one and will seek out Sprouts in my future travels as a results of my visit here.

The other day was my very first time at Baron's. Team member Julia helped me with my shopping and…read moreshe gave me a tour of the store. I asked her for the best cake in this location. She recommended me a vegan iced vanilla cake and it was one of the best cakes I've ever had in my LIFE!! She also rang me at the register. Every interaction with her was the best customer service I've EVER received!!! I will definitely be returning again!!

This market is terrific! The selection, the staff, the…read moreambience, etc. The BEER selection is second to none and there are many single cans available. I touch it and look at it, but I can't quite do the DILL PICKLE one BUT maybe one day?! The produce is very nice and they have an olive oil and food bar that is very attractive. They also carry KETTLE brand UNSALTED chips, which are Bomb Diggity! The "cookie bar" where you choose your own cookies by the pound is out of this world and satisfies your sweet tooth itch BIG time. There is a nice section of granola and many corn chips to choose from, my favorite are the LA FORTALEZA stoneground corn tortilla chips, restaurant style- NO preservatives NO cholesterol, gluten-free and a huge bag for around four dollars, it's insane!. When you walk in the door, there's a great floral selection. I always browse and look, they're beautiful. The staff is nice, easy-going and very helpful. Of course there's plenty of parking, it may be "pricer" than other stores, but the merchandising, and aesthetic is well worth the trip for certain items. By the way, don't you just hate the new trend of the large grocery chains often times owned by one conglomerate that have like three or four or five different prices on each item depending on whether you have a phone number, an electronic number, an email, a text, and all that crap it's just very confusing?! Baron's is upscale and clean and well organized and has unique items without overdoing and replicating product like other grocery stores do. I'll keep it in my rotation and I hope you do as well. Enjoy.

There burrito's are amazing!!! all kinds of, big fat delicious food! Sandwiches look good have not…read moretried them yet , it gets busy. The ladies are wonderful who work there!

If you read the one star reviews it's always the staff working the deli, specifically the balding…read moreheavy set lady with the hair pulled up in a knot. Food is good but how is it they open at 0630 and at 0800 they still don't have anything ready and then have the audacity to be rude about it.

I just stopped by 2 pm on a Thursday. Entrance is on Yates. Picked up a dozen eggs, good sized…read moreeggs, strawberries, blueberries, raspberries and black berries, good sized cucumbers and a yellow cauliflower. Berries are very sweet. I suggest you call first and he will let you know if they're there and what produce is available. Very satisfied.

This family farm was first posted on the Next Door app. It's family owned & certified organic…read more Some customers posted great reviews and enticing photos on ND so I decided to pay them a visit. They are located on the corner of a dirt lot under a pop up tent. Colorful, fresh produce is nicely displayed and such a feast for the eyes. They had a great selection as evidenced by my photos. I bought lettuce, cantaloupe, mangoes, and blueberries. I met Oswaldo & Alma who are the owners of this family farm & they were so friendly and sweet. I love supporting small family owned businesses. I'm hoping they flourish, which is why I am posting on Yelp so others can know about this gem in Winchester. I forgot to take photos of my haul before we ate everything. We're impressed and can't wait to return sometime this week. They are open Tuesday to Sunday and hours are 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. Please come out and support this family owned farm and try out their fresh & tasty produce. You'll be glad you did!

Les recomiendo esta rica mojarra acompañado con su arroz y frijoles y ensalada echa por Janetread more

Beautiful little Mexican market. Just what we needed in this area. Now I don't have to drive all…read morethe way to Perris or Hemet to get my goodies. They have Los Altos queso fresco. All they are missing are the Los Altos tortillas or fresh tortillas of their own and they are golden!

I follow Bobby Parrish for guidance on healthy eating and he has made several recommendations for…read moreitems that are specific to Aldi. Today I thought I'd check it out, but upon entering this store I was hit immediately by an offensive odor. I'm thinking it may have been something rotting, honestly I can't be sure, but definitely foul. I found this store to be dirty; the floor was black in front of the produce. Also, the bread I was looking for was not in stock. I don't think I'll be shopping this particular store as it didn't leave me with a great first impression and it desperately needs a good DEEP cleaning!!

Hit or miss based on stocked shelves or remotely good produce. I just can't do at a grocery store…read morewhere I didn't know if they're going to have half of the things I need. Several times I've had to leave and finish at a larger grocery store. The inconsistency keeps me away to be quite honest.