Please check your expiration dates for anything here. I just had surgery and my husband bought me…read moresome candy to cheer me up. Chocolate was white and waxy on a Reece cup nutraguous and the Reece big cup Reeces puff the peanut butter was white. The m and ms were stale. You have to have your candy on the shelf for a long time for it to show expired or discolored/stale or on the verge of expiring. I called to let them know. They said they will pull it off the shelf and seemed to be in a rush to get off the phone. I'm a bit disappointed as they should have had advised they will exchange it out for the March and November candy. Exp date was 11/2024, peanut butter was white, stale 3/2025, and 4/2025 waxy chocolate.

Love having a local place to buy gas and essential items. They always have what we need , and the…read moreemployees are very cordial

Great farmers market with many vendors. I finally made it out here to check it out. Thursdays from…read more8:00 am to 12 noon. It's at the community college. Plenty of parking but it is on dirt and there is a short walk. Not too bad even with my arthritic knees. I came here to find some heirloom carrots since I like them in the bean soup I am making. There is plenty of seasonal produce available. It is autumn so there are assorted persimmons and apples just in time for the holidays. I found the heirloom carrots at the very last produce stand at the market. The carrots still had the tops on them so those will be for the wild rabbits that come at night to my house. I bought a dozen tamales from the Tamale Guy. There were so many choices including vegetarian and dessert ones. I bought two each of the chicken, beef, pork, beef and olive, pineapple and raisin, and sweet corn to try. So delicious so this may be a go-to for tamales. The chicken one was especially tasty! I will try more of the vegetarian varieties next time. I was feeling a little thirsty so I bought a peach oolong tea from the Tea Life vendor. It came with basil seeds, rainbow jelly, and a slice of fresh peach. So refreshing and not too sweet. On my way out, I purchased three loaves of bread from the Old Town Bakery Company stand. It was so hard to choose since there were so many varieties! I selected the Squaw Bread, the Jalapeño Cheese, and the Sourdough Whole Wheat. The Squaw Bread is excellent, one of the best I have tasted! This farmers market is definitely worth checking out. There are other vendors selling items other than produce so there is plenty to see and find.

A 1st timer and wow! This Farmers Market is pretty dang good. Parking is available in the dirt lot…read morebut it has plenty of room. I tried just walking around first but that was just that. A try, which failed miserably. Had to get some shrooms, jalapeños, poke and a few more items. All the vendors were very welcoming. You could almost try anything that was being sold, food wise. They take cash or card. I'm glad I finally had some time to enjoy the market.

Try Vadilal ice cream for a sweet treat. It's expensive but rich and delicious.......read more

Place was very nice and clean the lady was very helpful the price was decent in my opinion and I…read morelove that they except cards even ebt so that was a plus for me . I love learning to cook different food so this place will be best to grab all my ingredients that I need to make Indian food . My first time here and I'm sure I be there again soon

I cannot express how thankful I am to have discovered there's a newer West Asian store that's…read moreopened here in the High Desert. I no longer have to make the drive into LA for most of the items I could only previously find out there. I'm grateful to have seen a kuffiya hanging from one of the shelves as I walked in, as it immediately made me feel welcome. I cannot recommend Syriana Nuts House enough.

What an amazing place! This is just around the corner from where the large Prince Market used to be…read moreand has everything I used to get at Prince and so much more. Syriana is so clean, organized , and well thought out when it comes to the range and selection of products they have available. The brand of Syrian bread that they carry is so good and made without all of the preservatives that other SoCal Arabic bread is now made with. The canned goods are all decent brands and not past their "best by" dates like you'll find at some other markets. They truly care about the freshness of their products and obviously spend a lot of time arranging the displays and keeping the market so clean and organized. It's always a pleasure shopping there. Violet behind the counter is so kind and happy to answer questions or make suggestions. She also always has Syrian and Lebanese music playing at the perfect volume to set the mood without disturbing your shopping. I always have a great experience shopping at Syriana and I usually leave surprised and happy at how affordable everything is. If I lived closer, I'd probably be there every other day to pick up fresh bread and veggies, and probably a few pieces of Baklava. I just cannot say enough about this little market, so just visit and see for yourself. You'll love it!

Top notch meat and very friendly service. We really love this establishment. So much better than…read moreGrocery store meat.

Best butcher shop in the desert! Large selection of locally fresh, exotic, and cured meats,…read morefriendly staff, personalized service.

I am a happy customer! I had been following Sweet Home Sourdough on Instagram for quite a while and…read moreeverything always looked amazing. I don't get to Hesperia often, but I finally made a point of stopping by. By the time I arrived they were sold out of several items I wanted to try, which tells you how popular they are, but I was able to get a loaf of sourdough and it was fantastic. I'll definitely be visiting them at the farmers' market whenever I get the chance. This is a wonderful family business that deserves support from our community. Supporting them - is support the High Desert too!

This review is for a company that sells at both, the Hesperia Farmers Market on Saturdays and the…read moreApple Valley market on Sundays. The company I love buying from is Micro Farms. A company run by a super sweet young tho old soul's couple who have not only mastered the art of growing sprouts. They are beyond knowledgeable on the many varieties. Don't know about you, but I am afraid to shop my local stores for produce, especially knowing people have died from dirty lettuce. If not eColi or another nasty bug, I don't trust what is in the air, where it is from, or what they are being sprayed with. Not to mention the high cost of shrinkflation only to have the produce go bad. That being the true cost of buying outside our state or country. We owe it to ourselves to use the FARMacy over the pharmacy, and the only thing better than growing it ourselves is buying local. I grow my own sprouts, but have yet to get them as full as MicroFarms. They grow quite a selection that go well with my small weekly batch. If you are serious about how you look and feel going into the new year, consider giving MicroFarms a try. Their sprouts pack a nutritional punch. They are so versatile and can be used in so many ways. From replacing lettuce in sandwiches and wraps to being added to salads or atop fixin's of a charcuterie spread. The ideas are endless. They also do giveaways. I was blessed to receive a flat of my choice. Seriously best of all is the energy they exude into their beautiful and tasty sprouts. Not seeing a website, but here's their info - https://www.instagram.com/farmsmicro/

My family and I attended the farmers market this Saturday and we loved it. There is so much heart…read moreand authenticity at each booth and food truck, affordable prices, and quality goods. There was fresh produce, baked goods, cuisines of all kinds, home goods, gardeners, and much more. We had such a good time that we have decided to make it a weekly tradition to attend the farmers market on Saturdays

BJ's Health Food always puts me in a good mood…read more From my days a vegetarian to my journey to full on plant-based vegan BJ's had/has it all - perfect produce, vitamins, supplements, frozen and refrigerated goods, a great layout and that superfood service. Love the non-dairy section here, it's massive nowadays - from Follow Your Heart block to present day Violife and Mikoyo's (if you know you know). Being the top health food store in the HD (High Desert) they are definitely are the first choice for all and any seeking out some beneficial day to day needs. The parking lot is easy (their own), quite spacious for getting in and out, but small overall - though you can access it from either Bear Valley Rd via O'Reilly's or the Chevron on the corner as well as Balsam Rd (main entrance/exit). They have deals and ads/flyers throughout the year, typically some great ones around the holidays. Hand baskets and small push carts available when you walk in to the left. Super kind and friendly staff on the floor and at checkout. Open all week Sunday through Saturday until 6pm. As early as 9am (10am on Sundays).

most but not all prices are very competitive. raw milk…read moredairy is very important to me. Diane has an extensive knowledge of supplements. sometimes, i do my complete weekly shopping here.