My fav place on Sunday mornings for fresh seasonal fruits and veggies , yummy treats , flowers and…read morejust about everything . The place is always bustling even on cold raining days and the product is so fresh and tasty .

A big part of my routine! Why would you get farmers from…read moreTrader Joe's or Costco when you can get a whole fresh bunch here for 6 to 7 dollars or make your own !

Food: I always get a fruit cup for $12 that is a mix of fruit, chamoy, and tajin. It's healthy,…read moretasty, sweet, and sour. Perfect combo. Ambiance: The location is easy to get to, service is great, and they keep things fairly clean. Parking: Great Mall parking lot parking and there is a parking structure for the overflow. Fairly easy to find a parking spot.

I was there in a Thursday around 2:51 trying to buy a cup of fruit and I had a question I said hi…read moreand the girl who was there. She told me if you wanna order come in front of the cash register not friendly. I told her I just want to ask you about the name of the fruit she told me she doesn't know what's the name of it if you want it buy it. If not, it's OK. I had to leave without buying anything.

In my opinion, Newark Farmers' Market (at Newpark Mall) slightly triumphs Irvington Farmers' Market…read moredue to: - number of vendors - variety of vendors - larger food selection This market presumably "stops" at 2pm with discounts presumably starting at 1250pm (or sooner). I feel the service is fairly standard across the board (of what you would expect at farmer markets and festivals). But is largely more dependent on EBT and cash. You can park at the post office, there's a small lot at the bay fair, street parking, and some folks park at the huge plaza...

Fresh fruit season already started, but we finally got a chance to get back to this Farmer's…read moreMarket. Fresh Peaches and nectarines (white & yellow). We picked up some cherry plums as well.

This is my go to place for getting quick produce. The staff are always nice, and the prices are…read morebetter than any other grocery store. Great variety of fruits, veggies, and some pre-packaged goods. The only drawback is some of the produce can be old and past its prime, with some items being rotten. I suppose you get what you pay for.

Cupertino Market is a wonderful little store offering groceries and produce at affordable prices…read more I'm so glad this place exists and you can leave with a full bag of fresh food for $10-20 for your family for the week. With how crazy inflation has gotten for groceries, anything to save helps. There is a lot of good variety of fresh fruits and veggies here. I usually can find good prices for tomatoes, apples, onions, and other basic cooking staples here. That said, you do need to be careful when picking out your food because some items might be getting close to expiration or are going moldy or bad already. So just pick and choose diligently. The shop does get crowded after work and on weekends, so it's best to come during weekdays or earlier mornings if possible. The workers here are always nice. It's well lit inside and they usually have fresh fruits outside the door as well for you to browse before you enter the store. Overall, cool place to shop. I enjoy frequenting here when I can to grab groceries for my family!

Just came back from Taiwan and soursop fruit was in season and it was so delicious. Didn't think…read moreI'd be able to find any more until I went back overseas, but lo and behold this wonderful store has fresh soursop. I kind of laughed when I read the reviews from the people that bought fruit that they thought wasn't good. Any person that buys fruit from any store needs to check it before they buy it. That my friend is standard practice. The store was very helpful, identified level of ripeness in the different fruit we purchased so we knew how many days each one was likely to need to complete ripening before we ate it. Thank you for the wonderful service of bringing fruits around the world to our location!

Service was disappointing, mainly due to one of the staff members (she's the owner I think). I…read moreinitially bought a box of xoài Thái "ngọt" with 9 mangoes for $35. A few days later, I came back to buy more, but they didn't have the smaller boxes available. The staff suggested I buy a larger box instead with 13 mangoes for $52, so I agreed. One of the mangoes in the box looked old, so I asked if it could be swapped for another. She refused and said they don't allow switching. I told her I wouldn't buy it then, but the cashier stepped in and kindly offered to switch it for me. She was the only pleasant part of the experience. The pricing also didn't make sense. The larger box actually costs more per mango than the smaller one, which was surprising. On top of that, in both purchases, at least one mango was not the advertised xoài Thái "ngọt" but instead a different type, xoài hạt lép. It feels misleading, like they are mixing in cheaper mangoes to cut costs. Overall, not an honest experience and the inconsistent service made it worse.

4 stars for Casa De Fruta & 5 PHENOMENAL STARS FOR RIC!!!!!!!…read more My family and I have driven past Casa De Fruta on numerous occasions and never thought to stop by and check it out. Located in Hollister, this is a well known family owned attraction. Here you will find a market, a restaurant, and some fun kiddy attractions. The attractions are what brought my family and I here. After seeing social media posts about the activities, I knew I had to take my toddler here to explore. Fun attractions available are: 1) Casa de ChooChoo 2) Casa de Carousel 3) Gem Mining 4) Casa de Playground [a whole playground kiddy structure] We purchased tickets for the carousel and the train ride. The carousel seemed a little outdated and could use a little bit of maintenance. some of the seating rocked a bit- nothing unsafe but definitely had some unexpected movement. Casa de ChooChoo was by far our most favorite attraction. At $5 a ticket, this little train takes you all around the property. This was a good 12 minute ride so you aren't rushed to get the next load of riders on. The views aren't anything amazing but the seating is comfortable and you get a nice break from being on your feet. Popular purchasing staples include: fresh produce, dried fruits, spiced or candied nuts, & CDF's pomegranate wine. We walked away with some pink pineapple, assorted jerky, candy, & caramel apple. I'll have to come back and try their pomegranate wine again because of all the raving- I got a bottle a few years back as a gift but didn't enjoy it at all. Hopefully my palate has become more refined with time. LMAO! Shout out to Ric. Thank you for the delicious samples and even better convo!! You shine in a store full of staff, you are my favorite part of my very first visit to Casa De Fruta.

Very pricey but not surprised as it seems like a very touristy spot…read more I bought a bag of almonds for $18.99 and they are one of the worst almonds I've ever had. They are mushy/stale, extremely disappointed for the price point. The fruit I bought was pretty good.

Great barn/farm/orchard setting! The sandwiches were excellent but of course the real star was the…read moreapple pie! Huge slices too, as the apple pie is about twice the height of the other ones. There was simultaneously always a lineup (at 2:30min the afternoon), and yet people were never waiting long. The hot apple cider, and fresh apple cider, are amazing as well.

I really wanted to get my sister an apricot pie, but they didn't have a whole one, only a couple of…read moreslices, so I ended up with a "Very Berry". All the pies looked good, but I won't know how it tastes since it's not for me. My friends ordered slices and they seemed a bit small; the cost per slice is more than for a quarter of a whole pie, but the size seemed much smaller. I guess it pays to buy the whole pie! Very popular shop. There was a line when we arrived and a line when we left. The pie shop is next door to the store where they sold apples and fresh apple juice. There were cups of apple juice in the fridge that you could help yourself to as samples; very refreshing and delicious. The store also sold lots of kitchen knickknacks and some toys and fun things. Made for a great stop.

Great little fruit and veggie market. The produce looks summer fresh even in January so they must…read morehave hothouses somewhere because I got Beautiful berries and stone fruit in the middle of winter. They also carry some niche local items like Marianne's ice cream and locally made chocolates and snacks. They have a small selection of dry goods and dairy products and bread so if you're trying to put together dinner, you can definitely do that by just stopping here. The prices are actually really good too. It might take a little while to check out but for the prices and the freshness it's worth the wait.

We were excited that we found Marianne's Ice Cream, especially in our favorite flavors. So we…read morepurchased 3 ( 1 Lemon Custard, 1 Cantaloupe, 1 Mandarin Chocolate). When we arrived at home all 3 were icy. Texture was crunchy with ice instead of being smooth and creamy. The cantaloupe had a thick, chewy dry layer at the top which was disgusting. We assume it has to do with how the ice cream is stored in their freezer. Come to think of it, their freezer was very frosty and icy. For the price of these (normally great) containers of ice cream, this was a huge let down. After this experience we discovered Zanotto's supermarket in Sunnyvale carries Marianne's. We got a tub of lemon custard and it was not icy at all. It was very smooth and creamy, just like getting scoops at the Marianne's shops in Santa Cruz.

Came for their fall farm field day, my friend is a member of their CSA box and invited me to attend…read morewith him. The field day was a way for members to check out the farm and enjoy a tour. Aside from the tour of the property they also had u-pick apples, a pumpkin patch, a small farm stand set up, and the option to buy lunch. We opted in for the lunch because everything (aside from chicken) was made with ingredients from the farm! It was cool to see exactly where all of the produce that we got to enjoy came from. It was all so fresh and flavorful. I'll definitely be keeping my eye out for them at local farmers markets!

We absolutely LOVE Fifth Crow Farm! We participate in their weekly subscription box and couldn't be…read morehappier. Fresh produce and flowers every week and their team is awesome!

Went on a Saturday around noon. Plenty of parking and not very crowded, although it did get busier…read moreby 1pm. Walked the entire store to see what they had. Tons of boxed lunches and a lot of variety from sushi to many different cooked foods. Many frozen meat and fish items but almost all are frozen (other then the bento lunches). That was a bit diappointing. Had a bento lunch at the Pogu - Bulgogi. This was a good meal with plenty of banchan Also bought a matcha drink at the Cafe which was good. Bought some cookies at the Bakery, which is gluten free. Overall experience was good, but it's pretty hard to get to since I live west of 280 and there's no easy way to get there except down Page Mill, which is very slow. It's easier to just go to downtown Palo Alto or MV. Probably fiine for people living close to 101. They are right next door to Home Depot and I never go there unless I have to do major hardware shopping like lumber. So it's unclear whether I would make the effort to go to Mega Mart except to get stacks of short ribs or shabu shabu meats.

I feel like this location always have lots of discounted deli food and sushi after 7pm. I've gotten…read morepancakes, rice cakes, kimbap, sushi rolls, fried chicken, mandu, galbijiim from here and they were all great. PSA the rice cakes here (even the rose ones) can be spicy, which is a pleasant surprise if you like spicy. There are tables and water near the cafe in the front of the store, so you can eat your newly acquired food in store before leaving.