Well done! This farm is beautiful often we don't see enough of these in San Diego come check it outread more

The farm is very cute but the shop is just not worth it, especially if you're driving from far to…read moresee it. There wasn't many options. The actual shop is in this little shed on the side (you can fit maybe four people in the shop comfortably). The veggie section is in a small deli and they have a few dried herbs on a table but nothing special. I don't think we'll be going back unless they expand the shop and selections in the future.

The entrance of the grocery store is a bit hidden but once you find it it's very easy to access…read more They have plenty of parking and the spots are big and spacious. They have a variety of fresh produce and dry goods. I love coming here to see what they have on special and their deals. I come here at least once a month and I stock up on certain items. They have updated their hours and they are open on Monday- Saturday from 7am to 6pm. I have tried calling them to ask a question and their phone number does not work, I recommend looking on yelp and making sure they are open. The employees there are absolutely nice and helpful. They let you know when their next shipment is coming depending on the certain item you are looking for. If you haven't been here yet, you should check out this cute and quiet farmers outlet.

Came across this farmers market while walking in the neighborhood and I'm so happy I did! This…read moreplace has fresh local produce for amazing prices! The staff was so friendly too. Support your local businesses and come and get some fresh produce for an affordable price :)

Really solid market with a great selection. Everything was clean, organized, and easy to find,…read morewhich made shopping quick and stress-free. The staff was friendly and helpful when I needed anything, and checkout was smooth even when it was busy.

Quick grab and go at a local market. Very convenient near my house with a good selectuon of beers…read moreand wine bottles. Thanks to Rick for the help.

They always have what I need. Great produce ready to go. Courteous service and convenient location…read moreunder the Coronado Bay Bridge. I've been using this company for many years. They even helped me with a jump start one day when my battery died.

There's a place buzzing in East Village by Chicano Park, business is booming and with that is a…read moreproduce supplier with the best selection in town and great customer service if you need produce for your business these are the guys to get it from otherwise you're selling yourself short. Best prices most selection great customer service ask for Alex

This store over charges. Pay attention. The register is from 1908. Not organized, rotten food.read more

Small mom and pop shop w produce popsicles, bakery items, packaged food and meats. The owners are…read moresuper nice and the fruit is good and cheap. The shop isn't super cold so I recommend planning on eating the fruit within a day or two. I chop and freeze for smoothies so it's not a huge problem. Definitely check out this local gem.

excellent all around best nuts and fruits and snacks i've ever had. don't hesitate to order…read morewhatever you desire from this top rated company.

Found their products at a tiny produce market in Grantville (San Diego), and tried their candied…read moreginger and cherry slices, which are the BEST ever! Wish they had an outlet near Lake Elsinore; would be a regular customer instead of just when visiting south! Fresh, tender, and full-flavored, very high quality for a decent price.

Such a wonderful farmer's market here in lovely downtown Chula Vista!! I felt like the stalls went…read moreon forever lol. So many foods to try and friendly vendors. As another review noticed, I did not see a ton of produce. Mostly fruit and not vegetables, a couple of vendors with meat or seafood. But I was honestly looking more for the food!! Dog friendly, many dogs in the market and also on the grass lawn along side the market. I love that this market is not crammed in on both sides with stalls, so there is plenty of room to maneuver with your dog and armfuls of food. I parked kinda far but I needed the walk to prepare for eating lol. Meters are free on Sunday in Chula Vista so it was easy to find something :) What I tried today - Local Lemon: Really nice lemonade, limeade or Arnold Palmer base with homemade fruit purees/chunks added. This was all the way at the end from where I came in and it was so worth the walk. The owner provides filtered water for dogs (he made a point to tell me it was filtered lol) and asks if you want the lemonade sweet or not, and offers to adjust if needed. No adjustment necessary on mine, I got a limeade with mango and it was perfect. I want to try other flavors! Absolutely fabulous. Tita Ann's 619: All the classic Hawaiian snack favorites - I saw other reviews mention butter mochi, she had ube butter mochi out and I had to try it. Best butter mochi I've ever had omg. So beyond delicious. She had other great looking items that I will try next time, furikake chex mix, banana + macadamia bread. Sweet lady! Omukoro: Japanese owned & operated! Really nice family operation, the eel onigiri made me feel like mom & dad made it for me :) Huge and delicious... hope I will see them again to try the other flavors! ありがとうございます!! Tamale Fiesta: I didn't try these yet because I'm too full but I got chicken, veggie and sweet corn. I just walked on the treadmill for an hour and I'll need to do another hour so I can slam these in lol. They looked and smelled delicious and other reviews mention them so I have no doubt they will be good. So many stalls smelled or looked great here, but I'm just one person!! The Cajun garlic noodle stand smelled incredible, I walked by it twice and regretted not stopping both times... there was an esquites stand... 2 honey stands... a healthy sourdough stand with almond flour sourdough (?!) Tbh I think I like this farmers market better than Hillcrest because there is a lot more room to move and the vibe is very very chill. I will be back again to try what I didn't try this time!!! Thanks for a wonderful experience!!

I love this little farmers' market!…read more Situated right on a little center divide adjacent to a large park. They have a great variety of foods- fresh produce, pastries, breads, dips, salsas, honeys, and sauces, as well as beverages. Wonderful eclectic selection of food trucks, some jewelry, and even a house plant tent with some gorgeous specimens. Da-Le-Ranch also has a stand with pastured eggs and meats. It's a wee bit cramped, and parking can be tricky, but I just show up right when they open to avoid the crowd.

I found their bottle stand at the Escondido Farmers market…read more What caught my eye was the large ice chest full of bottles of colorful Kombucha. When I looked over their offerings I was shocked to see "Feijoa", also known as Pineapple Guava. An acquired taste, this fruit was a true find if you ever grew up with a Feijoa tree close by. You just don't find this fruit in your local stores. The Kombucha was very good, not too much bite to it. it comes in a glass jar. Finding Edible Alchemy at the farmers market was a score and I look forward to buying their product again.

I stumbled upon Edible Alchemy this weekend at the Sourdough Festival in Highland Springs Ranch…read more I'm not new to fermentation; I actually make my own kimchi, sauerkraut, and kombucha. I must say, Edible Alchemy's sauerkrauts are the best I've ever had. When I got home to eat them with my dinner, the krauts were "alive." I was so happy to see them oozing - a sign of life! Thank you, Edible Alchemy.