I love farmers markets and this is no expection…read more Its ready to eat aisle is nice, with a burger booth, pastry booth, bread booth, taco truck, empanada booth and more MadCreationz: was the burger booth, a look at their site and it seems like theyre a bbq place mainly. But in this market they did burgers and sides. I ordered the Royal with cheese which is a classic hamburger with usual ingredients like lettuce, tomato, cheese etc. but the patty is an angus patty. Costed me 15.50$ including tax. I spent an hour travel back home before I actually ate it so take it with a grain of salt. Coming into it, I was happy to see the bun looked shiny, but in reality it still didnt meet my expectations. Its a good size burger. All the ingredients have substance to it. Cheese wasnt melty but I appreciate its flavor. But I couldnt tell the patty was angus. Id say its comparable to a jack in the box burger. Also ive been craving a really really good burger so my standards are high Empanada stall: there was a stall that only sold empanadas and I bought a beef empanada there too (5.51$ including tax. It was very floppy, and he gave it to me in a paper bag. Asked if I wanted mild or spicy sauce. Got spicy, spicy wasnt really that spicy so all you white people can try it too lol. Empanada was so floppy I couldnt dip the sauce, I had to poor it. Eating experience was annoying, taste and flavor wise, was alright. Wished the shell held up better. Beyond the ready to eat stalls, theres the fruits and veggies. I was laser focused on strawberries so Ill be talking a lot about it There were a total of 4 stalls with strawberries. 2 stalls were both by Rodriguez. One was an unnamed grocery stall and another was I forgot the name only focused on strawberries. Compared to Old Oakland farmers market, Hayward and CV's strawberry game is way stronger. I bought grapes, it was 3$/lb I went to the grocery stall that had other fruits and veggies and picked my strawberries there, I got the 3 pack and costed me 15$. I ate a few and they were really good. Besides strawberries, I cant tell you much about any other stalls lol Id say this has more to offer than the CV farmers market. But not by much. The ready to eat section is much stronger in Hayward than CV. Theres also more produce here. As usual, theres also tables in the middle of the market, theres a guy singing with guitar too. 5/5 cant complain

Wish it was bigger and had more vendors. Handful of fruit and veggie vendors…read more Theres a few snack stalls like empanada, popcorn, pastries, etc. Lots of parking, its located outside the public parking lot. Still a good place to visit for some produce and snacks. If you dont find it there just cross the street to go to Lucky.

I have to give them 5 stars. They are located in the Hayward Amtrak parking lot across from Cannery…read morepark. I'm glad to see they've made additional use of this space and it's being used by locals. They started this market up during the pandemic and most weren't aware they were over here. They are generally here most weekends, Saturdays, and Sundays. Sometimes just Saturdays, just Sundays, or here both Saturday & Sunday. It's locals & definitely Bay. They generally have a DJ over here playing music (Mostly Bay Area music. Love it!). They have what most farmers markets have, but maybe because they are relatively new it feels more local & authentic. They have food vendors, clothing vendors, dessert, accessories and much more. I'm local, and when able to support locally I will at every chance. Cheers in Hayward!

Small farmers market with good vendors. I like Mission Fish alot…read more The organic veggie stand is great, COffee bar is delicious along with Bakery. We are lucky to have a farmers market in oil ole Castro Valley!!!

This is a tiny farmers market. Seems to be just two rows. Plenty of parking. There's one stand…read morethat sells Chinese vegetables. While waiting in line, i must have heard two different people asking the cashier if they had any watermelon. It must be very tasty. This guy said he came all the way from Los Angeles. Not sure if he was joking or not. cashier said they would have it this weekend.

Just found my new produce market and I'm OBSESSED…read more They have such a beautiful selection of fresh, organic fruits and vegetables, plus a huge variety of herbs, seasonings, pastas, and even local honey. The staff is super friendly, they're open every day, and y'all... two FULL bags of fruits and veggies for less than $30! Safe to say, I found my new gem. This is officially my produce market.

Green Valley Produce has been around for at least 20+ years but first time visiting after a 6 year…read moreabsence. I believe new owners and gentleman working was friendly and welcoming. I mainly visited for the fresh roasted peanuts which was the big draw here over the years. Sizes ranging from a small, medium to large bag @ $3.99/lb. The medium will get you a lb. Not sure when they were roasted but still good. Green Valley Produce is a small open store/stand offering fruits, some veggies, (no fresh herbs) and Middle Eastern spices, some vacuum-sealed meats, lentils, olive oils, dates, and some all meat puff pastry and vegetarian pies made locally. I left with some okra, yams, garlic, ginger spices, homemade beef pies...and of course, roasted peanuts. *** Overall 3.5 stars *** Pricing on fruit reasonable considering I just went to the Farmer's Market and noticed Green Valley selling the same Cara Cara oranges for 1.89/lb vs $3.89/lb which will get ya 4 oranges! I'm all for supporting small business but sheesh! Open 7 days a week from 830am - 730pm I wouldn't go out of your way to stop by unless you're wanting some roasted peanuts, reasonably-priced fruit and veggies and in the area. Support small business! Plenty of lot parking in front and located off B Street, next block over from Grocery Outlet

Happened upon they're booth at Sazón Food Fest on Alameda Naval Station. I was hesitant at first…read moreb/c no one was in line for food. Glad I gave them a try. Had ceviche, flautas, and arroz con pollo. Everything was on point and delicious!!

Hands down one of my favorite vendors at the Niles Farmers Market in Fremont. I'll literally check…read moreon IG the night before to see if they're going to be there so I can strategically plan my breakfast So far I've tried both the chilaquiles and the nachos (meatless) and they are both so so so good. It does take a little bit for your order when they're busy (totally understandable for any small business) but I've noticed if you get there before the rush ~9:30/10am there isn't much of a queue & your order comes out quick! The team in the tent are super friendly and quality of the food is top notch. I hope they're at the farmers market every weekend

Great variety of produce vendors, fresh flowers and baked goods. I always pick up a load of fresh…read morebaked bread, fresh strawberries and blueberries and flowers. An assortment of ready to eat item like kettle corn, tamales and pastries are available along with meats, like salami, smoked salmon and pastas and cheeses. The vendors are friendly and helpful. I enjoy my Saturday morning visits. There are picnic tables to enjoy a bite and A guitarist playing music for everyone's entertainment.

I was just returning something at Target and saw the canopies. I did not know they had a Farmers'…read moreMarket here! I was quite impressed too! One of the better ones fersure! Lots of canopies. Lots of food options. People were friendly. Welcoming vibes. They even had a guy playing an instrument there. I love when farmers markets have hot food ready to eat. They had baked potatoes, dumplings, falafels, tamales, etc. I ended up getting a pupusa for $4 and it was delicious! The pricing on the produce was very fair too. I definitely enjoyed taking a stroll down the aisles. It was such a pleasant surprise. Now that I know its here, I might be coming more often!

Salad bar was delicious. The design-your-own salad has so many fresh choices. Great friendly…read moreservice. Definitely worth $20, enough to share! Overall this is a great marketplace. Genius design-- many different restaurants and seating options, along with a butcher, bakery, and cafe. Owned by the same folks as the Alameda Marketplace. Perfect place for lunch with a friend, or to do some food shopping, or to have a coffee-- so many different choices. You should check it out.

I've been here twice now and have enjoyed both experiences…read more - Parking available via street parking or the parking lot connected to the marketplace - Downstairs: shopping and restaurants (I.e. pizza) - Upstairs: restaurants - Stairs and elevators available to go upstairs

Really glad to see a farmers market in Union City. It's located in a park, with lots of shade…read moremaking for comfortable walking and grocery shopping. I've been coming here for a few years and find it a great place to pick up fruits and veggies, and some farm fresh eggs! The number of vendors varies by season, but some of them are there year round. It's great to pick up the seasonal vegetables and know that you are supporting a small business. It's best to arrive early, because parking can get challenging and the good seasonal veggies go fast. The vendors are friendly and helpful and even give you suggestions on how a vegetable should be cooked if you ask! They also have a baked goods stall with a variety of bakery products and another selling hummus and chips. There are other ready to eat stalls as well, which I haven't tried. The compact size of this market makes it great to pop in & out quickly for produce!

We came here on a Saturday in March 2026. Yea you can get some fresh fruits from local farmers but…read morethey weren't much organic options. There only a few stands. This is definitely the smallest farmers market I've ever been too. I wouldn't go out of your way to say to come here but if you are in the area then sure why not.

From the perspective of an East Coast Tourist, this was genuinely a fun market I went to this…read moreSummer that brings back fond memories of certain events in Florida. I had this review in drafts for a little more over a month, and it's high time I give this the praise it deserves. The market itself is rather quaint. It's in the back of the library there, and it's a fun little joint. There's a-lot of fresh produce to be had and a plethora of foods from different backgrounds to try. Granted, the produce is a bit pricey, but the quality is definitely a guarantee. Food wise? They got pastries, and various dishes of many cultures. I can't say for sure which are recurring but honestly I have no complaints. Not much I can say there but it's decent. Overall? Not a bad market! Give it a visit sometime!

This small farmer's market has plenty of fresh produce and hand made goods to browse through and…read moreget your weekend started on a high note ~

Tried their fried Momo during a Berkeley bowl on Heinz St. pop up. The staff was super kind. I…read morehaven't seen a fried momo before, I thought that was unique. Their menu looked great and I can't wait to try out some more items. The orange sauce was amazing. Pic might be missing a couple dumplings because I just couldn't wait and needed to try them!

So excited to see a new stall at the San Ramon farmer's market! Kancha Ko Bhancha serves authentic…read moreNepali street food and the service was very friendly, I tried the chicken momos and the samosa. The chicken momos were tender, flavorful and juicy. Enjoyed both dipping sauces. The samosa was crispy and filled with mildly spiced potatoes and peas. I'll be back to try more