I'm so happy our farmers market is back in the Kaiser parking lot for the first time since the…read morepandemic began! This is definitely a smaller market - but offers all the key essentials and is walking distance for me. It has all the farmers market vibes and offers live music. They have various vendors - fruit, veggies, seafood, fresh pasta, hummus & dips, AMAZING cookies (bon bons du soleil), honey, kombucha, kettle corn, baked goods, coffee, and have a few varying food truck vendors. All the vendors are super nice and ready to help!

Ok succeed farmers market. Good if you need quick fruit and veggies but not many vendorsread more

This is a rating for Saul Sandoval who participates in the farmers market…read more He and his partner/dad are veryfriendly and even had Chile relleno as a burrito. For my regular chile relleno burrito, a large chicken quesadilla, and two horchatas it came out to $18 which is extremely competitive for the area. But that's not all, the flavor of the burrito itself was amazing. I think I found my new favorite Mexican food place. The chicken within the quesadilla is very tender and not dry at all. They also loaded us up with sauces. Hot cream sauce, mild cream sauce, guacamole, green salsa, pico, red salsa, and mango pico. All fantastic flavor. I'd come back anytime they're open.

I come here almost every week to get seasonal vegetables and sweet fruit. I love how it's in the…read moreOakridge parking lot (in the back towards 99 Ranch) with plenty of parking. It's a good flow of people, not overly crowded or busy. I also frequently pick up eggs, cheese, and bread here too. There's a good variety and I like how the tents are close together for easy access. I've gone to farmer's markets, where the tents are further apart and it feels a bit disjointed. I love bumping into the same vendors every week and listening to the fun, live music in the background.

Located in the parking lot of James Lock High School. Plenty of parking. You will find a variety of…read morethings here such as flowers, multiple vegetables, fruits such as strawberries, oranges, apples and there was even seafood such as tuna, salmon & squid being sold. Live music, and the time we were here there was a food stand for Filipino food! We've been to a couple other Farmers Markets and the vendors here have great pricing for their produce. Vendors here are friendly as well, just like the other places we've been. We arrived here at the end of their day so some of their produce were pretty much sold out but there was still a good amount of other produce available. Would definitely want to come right when they open or at least earlier!

Mostly fruits and vegetables in this farmers market. Lots of Asian herbs and vegetables. On the…read moresmaller side of farmer markets. Besides produce, there is a stand that sells other things such as eggs, bakery items, seafood, popcorn, and Mexican food. Live music. Vendors are friendly and greet you with a smile. Some of them offer fruit samples. Parking at the James Lick High School parking lot.

Volunteered through my company at Veggielution!…read more The farm box packing event started right on time at 9:30am. I appreciated how Veggielution has posted videos showing how and where to enter the property. Staff explained the instructions thoroughly and handed out gloves. It was a hot day so I was thankful that the event was under a shed and the food packing itself was straightforward and not very strenuous. We filled the boxes with fruits and vegetables assembly line style and then stacked them all up. With our big group, we finished packing 725 produce boxes in about 90 minutes. Some of us also helped remove weeds around the shed using hands + shovels. At the end, one of the employees gave us a guided tour of the farm which was super fun! He talked about the different events they host - on Saturdays there is a Farmer's Market and youth garden for little kids. The farm is huge, so it was cool to look around and learn about their farming practices. Also learned that they offer low-cost fruits and vegetables to the community! Staff was very friendly and efficient! They provided us with all the necessary tools. There were some leftover fruits and vegetables, and volunteers were allowed to take them home which was super nice! Overall, I would definitely volunteer at Veggielution again. Their website is up to date with helpful information which makes the whole volunteer process very easy to navigate. They also host interesting community events that I would recommend checking out!

Did a volunteer event here and I absolutely fell in love with the livelihood of this cut place. The…read moreteam working there were really nice as friendly, they offered different activities too! I saw a Zumba class at the end of my volunteer shift. There's also kids garden where kids get to experience gardening. Btw, the Veggielution is in the back of the parking lot, so just keep driving to the back until you see more chickens and farm stand.

I was truly pleased to find Willow Glen honey as that I was constantly fighting allergies and…read moreeating a local honey eliminated the problem. I have referred over 40 people to Willow Glen honey and all of them have had success with allergy prevention. They have a variety of sizes and are reasonably priced and truly more beneficial than drugs.

Best tasting honey. Get the Graveyard Honey ummmmm delicious. Better than all the rest. We have…read morebeen buying it for the last three months. About to run out and get some right now. Here I come.

I subscribed because I want to eat seasonal local veggies and fruits…read more There are a couple others out there but this is the ONLY ONE I found that is TRULY LOCAL, TRULY SEASONAL, and is a well-run local small business. The competitors all seem to be "big box" CSAs (didn't even realize that was possible lol) that's are not really all local or seasonal. I got the 1/2 veggie share every other week. Added add-on fruit later. Very fresh veggies and fruit, you can tell they have all just been picked, and excellent customer service. 10/10

Great service, so sad they are no longer doing deliveries in my area.The fresh vegies were…read moreincredible.

They have moved to South 1st Street this year. The downside is that there are less trees and…read morebuildings and a wider street, which makes the hot sun seem hotter, and it is not as comfortable as the old location. But the upside is that the wide open spaces are letting lots of new vendors to come in. Last week they had spicy noodles there, and weird dumplings with stuffed mushroom buns. They also had at least 3 food trucks parked there, which I did not see last year. There's sometimes chairs and tables at the park in front of the MACLA for people who want to meet and eat, but I did not go see if they were still there. There's not much there yet for the kids who come with moms, something like snow cones or ice cream would complement the hot sun later in the summer. The popcorn bags and drinks seem adult-sized, and the tables are too high for the kids to see.

The DTSJ farmers market is back! It's been moved to the Hammer Theater Plaza right near SJSU. I…read morework super close by so this has become my new Wednesday routine. It's open from 9am-1:30pm and has hot food, fruits/veggies and even wellness options. They have music playing and they have a really cool frequent buyer stamp card that once you fill it up, you get $25 to spend in the market. I wish there were more vendors or maybe roaring vendors. It's pretty much the same ones every week so at a certain point there isn't anything really new to see.

We all really enjoyed bringing the kids out to the farm to learn about bees and look inside some…read moreactive hives. The fresh honeycomb was amazingly delicious, and Niki was a great host.

Yum Yummy Yum Bought…read morethe honey with garlic at a festival In Clayton Calif. it's the bomb!