The pumpkin patch is decorated fall The kids enjoyed the…read morerides I fully satisfied by looking at all the colors ,shapes of pumpkins. What can be better to be surrounded by nature and kind staff who makes me feel so happy. They created so many activities for kids. My time ran smoothly with the kids. I hope more people will come to have the fun and enjoyed farming life. It takes my mind of life problems and I felt that I am child myself

I like the name. The pictures show great produce selection. went by and looked at the site and…read morefound nice setup

Had a great time getting fresh produce and eating too there. I love farmers market. All the…read morevendors. All the fresh fruit vegetables and food. Its a great way to know your getting the freshest produce and other stuff!

What a great find! We have been going here alot lately and I already have favorites. The…read morestrawberries from the first stall when you enter is the best, I think hey are much sweeter than the strawberries from Rodriguez Farm. The grapes from the grape guy are huge and sweet. I love how the grapes are layed out on the table. We get pastries from Star Bakery, and tea is great at Chafolio. We also like the dumplings at the dumpling stall. The market is also pretty clean, with plenty of walking space. Not overaly crowded (atlest as we have seen) compared to some I have been to. There are plenty other stalls here, please check it out if you are in the area.

This market is only open on Saturdays at the San Ramon city Center. Because it's located in the…read moreparking lot, it doesn't look like it's a lot of space. But what it lacks in space or having a seemingly small area, it makes up for in density. Walking through once I got in, I was pleasantly surprised with just how much beautiful produce was everywhere. There's also a section for prepared foods and products. There's also some live music. This place is a truly fun place to visit. I was here with fam and we were picking up ingredients to use all in the dinner that evening. We ended up getting lamb chops, eggplant for baba ganoush, some potatoes, and some ingredients for a light salad. Luckily, I had family to help because I'm not the best at being able to cook and use all the ingredients that I pick up from the market that day and the dinner was really delicious. I also picked up some tamales, which were really amazing when I had them for next week (I froze them). For an early day snack we also picked up some food from the yakitori stand, which is run by a chef who actually has a restaurant at the city center. All in all, just really good selection, delicious food, great vendors, and just a general great time with great vibes

I have been to a few farmer's markets and this one was pretty good. I was in the area for a sports…read moreevent and happened to see it at the mall. Parking was easy since it was at a mall. They even had a crossing guard to make sure no one got hit by cars. There were so many vendors at this one. From fruits and vegetables to food trucks and so much more. The produce here was very fresh and so much of it. The people were so nice to. The prices were from great to Bay area prices. So a little of both. They divided the stalls in a little order so it made sense. It was easy to shop there. A lot of dog friendly places to. It's a great one to go to if you can.

Everything is fresh and delicious. Small yet lively farmers market :)…read more The vendors are so kind with fast service!

Great place to hangout during summer. Fresh veggies, fruits and yummy eateries…read more Above all great entertainment by the various artists performing in the farmers market.

This honey is some of the best I have ever had. The customer service is also amazing as he let us…read moretry 3 different honey's. What amazed me is the noticeable difference between honey's at different seasons. I got a great jar of honey and also some knowledge. If you want some great local honey come to Gerard'z. Great honey and great customer service. Can't beat that!

If you are thinking of placing an order on their website, please do yourself a favor and just…read moredon't. I placed an order on October 4th and received a confirmation email stating that my order had been received and is being processed. On October 22, I emailed them asking about my order. No response. I emailed again on October 24. No response. It is now November 5th and I still haven't heard from this company again or received my order. I ended up having to call my credit card company to put this charge in dispute.

Smaller producer, but better selection and most of all CALI TriVal LOCAL! They also have fruit…read morevinegars, LVWA should be proud! Levels of light to mellow to heavier depth. Once a month 3rd Sunday, noon to 4:30. On the Ranch with inside the barn tastings. Long drive out of southeast Livermore to Wente water tower handy across the street. Drive less than 15 mph over railroad ties bridge to get back in to dirt park but feels like an invitation. If you miss that tight window, he'll be @ Pleasanton's Saturday morning downtown Farmers Mkt, where him and his dad were at for decades. Nice oils, natural-no infused ones. But the blackberry, when in season, along also a fig one-vinegars are fantastic! Livermore wines all around the vines, are abound. Liked the mid level oil right from those 149 y.o. olive branch is extended. Yes one hundred+49

Nice family owned farm. People are very friendly, the show and explanations are quite informative,…read moreand the oil is delicious. It's a pity that they do not deliver their products across Bay Area. When we are in Livermore next time we'll buy more.

Sort of wish they had this one year around, but I've seen them advertise on Facebook off and on and…read morefinally had a chance to stop by a few times. Honestly it's a bare minimum type deal but covers its bases, to be honest I'm not sure if they rotate vendors , probably will figure this out when I try and stop by next year. Anyways, the stalls are the farmer's market info, 1 bakery, 1 berry mainly strawberries that I saw this year, a Mediterranean/filipino food stall, a hummus stall and a vegetable stall. Next time or eventually I might get some fruit or veggies if it catches my eye and the prices seem to be decent overall but since there's no competition, I'll admit to think their prices can be a tad high here or there. As for the shawarma and filipino stall, the prices for their meals was pretty good when compared to other food stalls in general. The girls at the stall were very friendly and the food itself was very good overall. The bread stall was pretty good too, I did enjoy their loaf of jalapeño cheese loaf a lot, forgot to mention they sliced it for me and most of their baked goods looked very appetizing and delicious albeit alittle expensive. Overall, being a tad off the beaten path and in a somewhat busy hospital parking lot/main entrance, the open air market is a very nice place to stop by on a Tuesday morning and to walk around and stretch your legs if you want to do something that's a tad different.

I did a blood test today at Kaiser Dublin, I have to say the nurse who her name deen who drew the…read moreblood was awesome, give her a raise. She saw me nervous, she joked, she made up conversations and before I know it it is done. Thank you Deen and thank you Kaiser for hiring smart people.

Edit: Within 10 minutes of contacting the business, they reimbursed me the difference + some for…read morethe inconvenience. This leads me to believe it was a mistake with no ill-intent. Mistakes happen, it's all about how you handle it. I bought some of their products at the farmers market this weekend. The food was very good and flavorful. My issue is with their business practices. The man asked if I had any cash as it was preferred, but I only had a seven dollars. He said to give him what cash I had and he'd charge the remainder to my card. He ended up taking my cash and charging the full amount to my card, too. Very disappointing as I would have been a repeat customer.

I love these stuffed flatbreads. They are a great breakfast or brunch food. I like the sweet…read morejalapeño jam to go with the sweet potato flatbread. Some thing to know before you buy these delicious flatbreads: 1) These are not your chewy wrap style flatbreads. So if that's what you expect, you may be disappointed (but I am not at all!) 2) You MUST heat them in a hot oven or toaster oven!!! If not, they'll be too soft and seem soggy! I go 12 minutes at 450F, and flip half way thru. If you reheat them the right way, you get a super flaky crust! You should be able cut it into quarters and hold each piece up nice and firm where it doesn't bend or fall apart. I think people may end up heating them the wrong way and then being disappointed with a mushy flatbread. These take patience! The vendors are always super nice and willing to let you try whatever you like. Check em out!