I stop here on a regular banana and their broad selection of fresh produce helps me to feed my…read morefamily and sometimes save money. Their produce varies with the seasons and the fruits and veggies are fresh and tasty. If you're look for quality produce stop here, they also offer CSM boxes but I haven't yet signed up to receive one. I come here often, and I'll be back soon!

Currently my favorite spot to shop outside of actually going to a farmer's market…read more Reasonable prices - similar to farmer's market and less than the Marketplace. They also seem to have more turnover than the Marketplace, so it's fresher. Their organic Granny Smiths are some of the best I have had - crisp, slightly sour and super juicy. They also carry a variety of microgreens. Interesting small producers in the pantry section. The service is always friendly and efficient. Request: carry maitakes! Then I don't need to make multiple stops around the island. Easy to park around the Central/Oak area. I neglected you for a few a years but I am back!

The store has everything that I need and have exclusive produce and products from line America,…read morewhich is really great. The owner is super kind and attentive to customer satisfaction.

This is one of my favorite grocery stores , pretty sure it's family owned all of the employees are…read moreefficient and friendly. The prices are fair and a long wait is rare , Excellent selection of produce and a good spot for cheap beer as well . One of the newer additions is a Mexican deli and it is great , I think it may be a father son team they can make pretty much anything and it's always good fairly priced with huge portions and they are nice too! (The side sauce is crazy hot so beware unless your really into hot sauce and most meals come with chips that appear to be homemade. Always a pleasant experience.

My most favorite masa spot in the bay!…read more I finally got my mom to try it, and she loved it as well. She's picky too, as most Mexican moms, but she did. You can preorder for pick up the day prior. If you want the veggie/no manteca (lard), then you have to order the 10 lbs unfortunately. Regardless it's worth it! Good price and service!

Their tortillas and masa are the best! I absolutely love this place! The tortillas have the most…read morewonderful smell and taste.

I absolutely love shopping at The Grocery Outlet it's right down the street from where I live and…read morethe staff is always so welcoming and helpful. Jojuan and Leanne especially are always going the extra mile to make sure I found everything I needed. After a long day of work and having to get errands done. A friendly smile and really goes a long way. Thank you Grocery outlet for always having what I need and at the best prices. Ps. Always fully stocked on the fresh fruit and veggies.

I really love stopping by this Alameda grocery store in the Marketplace on my way back to Oakland…read more They have produce, many dairy (and non-dairy) selections, healthy snacks, sauces, vitamins, beer, and beauty/ skincare products. It's also in the marketplace where you can find baked goods, meats, cheeses, and wine-- as well as to-go dining options like sushi, Mediterranean food, and salads/ sandwiches. Everyone is kind and helpful. There are plenty of parking options in the parking lot. It's organized and clean.

Showed up because I forgot to buy cereal. This place was the closest at time o remembered. Place…read morehas a lot of fresh produce, a lot of Asian products, and an impressive selection of some Latino foods as well. Service is fantastic, but you do need to purchase a 10 dollar minimum if you are going to pay with cards. Not bad 4.5/5.

It's been raining cats and dogs and I needed a few asian groceries. Didn't want to drive down to…read moreChinatown and ordering from Ranch 99 market was for delivery be too long. This is a small store but it had what I was looking for. Looking to make some Asian type soup. I had miso paste so was looking for Asian groceries and noodles. I found what looking for (Daikin, bok choy) also picked up some noodles, and gochujang paste. Good place for quick shopping. Staff helpful as was looking for korean rice cakes, they double checked in the freezer for me. Will return if I'm in need.

The ice cream is good but expensive. I paid over nine dollars for three scoops. They have most…read morestaples. The premixed and seasoned fajita meat seems promising. I will find out for sure tomorrow because I bought 2 pounds of it. I was disappointed that they didn't have any coffee. The only coffee they had were instant varieties. That's crazy. It's a little dark inside. But overall a nice place to shop near the house.

Consistently finding the best avocados I've had anywhere at Los Hermanos in Fruitvale. Love their…read morepre-seasoned fajitas meats and veggies too.

this fresh fruit cart is on the sidewalk to the side of an driveway entrance that goes to O'…read moreReilly's auto parts. offerings: pre-cut fruits in plastic cups, fried mexican snacks eats: fruit cup (5) -asked for a "mixed" cup too much cucumbers cubes on the bottom, otherwise the assortment of coconut slices, apple slices, cantoloupe, mango, pineapple and grapes was fresh & juicy. -many different fruit combos available.

I come here every time I need candy or pinatas . When you come make sure you have cash though…read more The owner is nice and helpful

This tiny little shop is a fat kid's wet dream and the perfect starting point for anyone looking to…read moreorganize a party. They have a huge variety of Mexican candy in a wide range of flavors, from the sweet and savory to the sour and spicy. Their party supplies are plentiful, you can find everything from table covers and cups to treat bags and Piñatas. Quality is always top notch here, the treats are as fresh as can be and the Piñatas are always well constructed with minimal bare spots and heavy duty materials. Prices seem fair, most of the sweets are priced between $2-$3 for smaller packages and between $5-$12 for larger bags, with most averaging around $6 each. The Piñatas can be costly, but you always get what you pay for, and always have a wide variety to choose from.

The in-house made chorizo is amazing! Excellent hard to find cuts of meat? If they don't have it on…read morehand, the fleshers are exceptionally helpful, friendly and accommodating! The market is really good too. Best (to me) is that they stock and sell products such as fresh baked bolillos and tortillas from other authentic small businesses, located in the area too! GO IF YOU CAN!

Best chorizo ever! They make it fresh, and it doesn't leave a puddle of grease! Very friendly and…read morefamily vibe here, definitely worth a visit.

WHAT?! No reviews?! Hmmm...must be NEW!…read more The plight of a true Yelper...the mystery...the circumstances This wonderful local neighborhood corner Market...Latin I believe What's not to like? Local, Intrinsic, Unique... A 5 minute walk form the Fruitvale Bart station and across the street form the Fruitvale Village. A Churro stand to greet you when you enter, a bakery, more food and in the middle some random guy selling or buying GOLD...

The Fruitvale Farmer's Market happens every Tuesday & Thursday from 10am to 8pm. This Farmer's…read moreMarket is small yet still worth supporting thanks to it's convenient location right next to Fruitvale BART. They sell Black African Soap, Reggae Mix Tape CDs, Saraswati the Hindu Goddess of Learning Shawls, Kettle Pop Corn, & Roasted Peanuts. They have several small booths that sell local & organic produce. These include staple items such as yams, onions, garlic, squash, & strawberries. Summertime is a great time to support your local Farmer's Market. The organic local strawberries that I've gotten here have been some of the best ones I've had in town. If you come here on a Thursday be sure to hop over to Two Mammas' Vegan Kitchen for brunch before going to the Fruitvale Farmer's Market.