The Market is a fun place to head to on the weekend. Cute vendors and unique food choices. Xiao…read moreLong Bao- which was delicious . The Chicken Supply Filipino-style food trailer. And of course Taco Street is always a Must! Check it out!

It is an outdoor farmer's market inside.There are things to choose from, but not a lot. If you're…read morelooking for specialty items, this might be the place, Otherwise it is just like any other straight fair market.

10/3 arrived at a busy time right after the farmers market ended. I needed a few items and then…read moredecided to do a review and show off some photos. quality of fresh food look well. I purchased the ginger, sushi, shrimp, salmon and a few more items.

I only go here for THE COOKIE and the hot bar! It's enough to give it my 5 star rating. The quality…read moreof the hot bar/ salad bar and food made to order is outstanding. The store is vibrant and inviting. Before you even enter, you are welcomed by a color array of flowers and fruits. It makes me happy. Kind of like walking into Trader Joe's! Have you seen the WF hot bar? So sad compared to this one. I've had the poke bowls, pork sandwich, Okonomiyaki and of course the ooey gooey Cookie. You've got to try it for yourself. Check my photos!

I was impressed at how eye appealing the produce dept looked. Nice big bell peppers and colorful…read more Jason was appreciative of the compliment I made to him. The takeout food is delicious.

Guess where I went today and guess what I ran into one of the best prices on shrimp around this…read moreplace is unbelievable. They're absolutely wonderful. Their fruits and vegetables look so fresh. They're pineapples look like they're right from the tree and their tomatoes. Wow they looked beautiful. Their fruit and vegetables are wonderful and you can't not go to the buffet. The buffet is wonderful and the employees keep me laughing. I would return to this place over and over again because they have great employees great ownership and management and great variety of low cost. Wonderful food. Try this place. You're gonna love it. I give you five stars from that review lady.

My sister and I had a great time here. It's in a little gas station strip mall parking lot area…read more There's no big signs. Let's say what it is until you get to the restaurant. Once you walk in, it's like a step back in time where you get a bunch of 60s and 70s memorabilia that was just fun We got greeted by the person who was running the cashier and really set the tone for the visit, which was very friendly on a lot of fun We told him that we never been there before and he explained the whole menu and said that they're really good at cheesecake and breakfast items We had to order our food and then find out where we wanted to sit. The chairs were like old school chairs from like the early 80s, which was kind of cool to sit in. They called your name over an intercom, which means you have to come up to the register to pick up your food. I ordered a bloody Mary as you can see by the pictures and it was absolutely phenomenal spicy and picklely all the same time I highly recommend this place. We even took cheesecakes to go home later on with which we've already tried and they were absolutely phenomenal. The biscuits/muffins are very fluffy and they are probably some of the best in Washington state

4.5 The service was stellar. I love when places are patient…read moreand give suggestions. I liked that you could customize if you want. Biscuit was delicious and the raspberry jam was fire. The place is a super fun atmosphere when we went. Coffee was small but you could get refills. Just a little inconvenient to keep going up for it. The only thing I would like to see is a traditional breakfast sandwich if you aren't feeling the extra stuff. Solid solid breakfast!!!!

I met Tristan when he was first opening up at the Ruston Waterfront and he's become my go-to for…read moresalmon! So, here's the deal: Tristan sources his salmon from local tribes. You're buying salmon that was sustainably caught by natives and smoked or cured by natives. All of the salmon is frozen as soon as possible so you're getting it as fresh as Tristan can manage. The candied salmon and smoked salmon are fantastic. But, the one thing I grab every time I'm at the Ruston Marketplace is his salmon dip. It's like salmon crack. Next time you need a side of salmon for the grill hit up Tristan and see what's available. Grab some dip to munch on while you're grilling. You won't be disappointed. Just learned today that Tristan will be offering a subscription service in 2024! Looking forward to that.

Will definitely be back for more of this amazing salmon!! It was hands down the best salmon I've…read moreever had. And Tristan is very kind! Go check it out, you will not regret it.

Had lunch today for the first time.... First…read moreobservation...NO ADA entrance, only stairs, ramp needs to be installed; after a yr in business they should have already figured that out. The staff are very attentive and friendly, the store itself could use some tweaking; more details in a minute. My 9" Veggie was very good, real Deli feel, and two slices of cheese with all the trimmings, but they forgot my tomato slices, which they quickly remedied, and the bread was a bit chewy but still good. Also, when you advertise "avocado" one would expect fresh slices, avocado spread is not a vegetable; I suggest real sliced avocado for the best veggie hoagie, or maybe an option? My husband had the Ruben, he wanted a 9" but also wanted Rye Bread so they said they would make the inside 9" on the 6" Rye, that was nice of them to offer. There was a lot of meat and plenty of dressing, hubby said very tasty,too - however, the meat was cold on the inside and it was a Dark Rye instead of Marble Rye, and the bread slices were very small and thin; suggest getting a larger slice Marble Rye and make it as a 9" sandwich. Drinks and chips are offered at a seperate price. Parking is very limited, and The building needs some work. The eating area is small but okay, the tables were mainly a waiting area for take out, but for those of us who did eat in, the tables were not wiped down once while we were there, and the floor needed a desperate sweep. The wait was a bit long but they were very busy (a very good sign) take out orders are many, and for the most part only 1 person dedicated to making sandwiches. Suggestions: You're busy! Hire more people to make sandwiches and Dedicate someone to the register and taking care of the lobby area, clearing tables, sweeping etc. Honestly, the concept is ideal, and the food is great and can only get better with time. The one thing that I would add for continued success would be a womans ingenuity and touch, just sayin' All in all.... We had great experience. The food was good! And, We will definitely be back. Thanks

Wonderful sandwiches, I think they make the best sandwiches with a friendly smile and good…read moreconversation. These people got it right. They make it your way. My favorite is the big bite. Thank you for opening the sandwich shop.

We came to Picha Farms for U-pick strawberries with a couple of friends. The actual picking…read moreexperience was okay. The field was small and the strawberries were on the smaller side, but that was expected and similar to other farms we've visited before. The reason I'm writing this review is because of an uncomfortable checkout experience. While we were waiting in line to weigh our strawberries, we noticed the staff member at the scale zeroing out the container for the customers ahead of us so they wouldn't be charged for the basket/box itself. She even explained it out loud, which we thought was considerate. However, when it was our turn, she did not zero out the scale. We didn't say anything at the time and assumed maybe it was an honest mistake. What felt disheartening was that immediately after we paid and stepped aside, she zeroed out the scale again for the customer right behind us. My friends, who are of Hispanic ancestry, felt very uncomfortable and singled out by the interaction. I don't want to accuse anyone of racism or say this was intentional, because I don't know that. But I do think it's worth sharing because these kinds of small differences in treatment can really affect how people feel in a space. Our overall experience was okay, but that checkout interaction left a bad impression.

Last weekend in June to experience U-Pick Strawberries at most farms in the PNW. Picha Farms is…read moreabout 15 minutes away from us, so we headed out early Sunday morning to pick some strawberries. It was a bit confusing determining where we needed to go. We used Google Maps and it defaulted us to what appeared to be the prepicked strawberries and berries concession. I had to look back on the Instagram page to figure out where the actual plot of land was designated the U-Pick for the day. That was a bit frustrating because it was a video of a screenshot of where to go. No actual address to plug into the map, not even coordinates. The strawberries are $4.15/lb, which is fairly priced. The strawberries that we were picking in our designated row were very small; some were over ripped as well. We didn't stay too long, maybe 30 minutes or so. Our total was $9.50, so a little over two pounds.

This place has flowered. From a small brewery on Pacific…read moreAve, just kicking it from brew to brew, to a hopping spot with awesome neurodivergent vibes. The sippins are solid... Well, as solid as a liquid can be. RELIABLE. Bring your noms (reasonable... I'd ask before bringing a crockpot), or treat yourself to an odd dog! I've ordered Domino's from across the street, but that was years back. (Yeah, Domino's has lasted that long? Shocking, right?... Left.) The artists that have adorned the place are NEARLY as talented as the back-floating brew-master otters. If you ask the bartender one question.... Or more than one... They'll likely tell you... Beerisgood Commence the sippins!

Great vibe. Wonderful people. Amazing brews. The Ottermelon was DELICIOUS, and will definitely be…read moreback when I'm back in Tacoma.

I have been to the Haunted Farmers Market several times now. I am always extremely excited to go…read morewhen this market is happening. It's eclectic, quirky and fun just all the way around. If you want to give a very unique gift for someone or something for yourself you can usually find it at farmers markets and since this one is specifically themed you are bound to find something highly unique. Not only are the vendors fun and amazing so is the people watching. You will find something new or someone new and interesting with each visit you do to this farmers market. Still five stars all the way.

Why wait until October for Halloween when you can celebrate every few weeks throughout the year?!…read more This is a fairly large farmers market with a wide variety of vendors. Don't come down here looking for produce because that's not the focus and there really isn't much, this market is more about spooky arts & crafts, though they also have food trucks and a few food vendors.

Great candy. We were offered caramel and ended up buying some. Butterscotch and some ribbons…read more. The lady was very sweet. We took the candy to my mom's celebration of life and shared it with the family. Even some of the locals was 1st time enjoying your candy. Next time we are in the area we'll be back. And if your local this is a gem that you need to support.

Heavenly Hand made candy. Made from scratch on site. This family owned business is almost 100…read moreyears old and they have one of the best candy selections I've seen (yes I have seen and eaten a lot). The chocolates range from small bunnies (seasonal) to larger nuts robes in dark or light chocolate. Marked per pound, but no worries. Select what you want and whatever it is it will be worth it. They also carry Sea Foam, chocolate covered dates and sugar free chocolate. And the sugar free section is also made on site and you can buy by the piece. Boxes of different types and sizes are available as well as some non chocolate candy. Watch for Holiday specials as in chocolate Easter baskets filled with goodies or chocolate eggs. Did I mention they make their own marshmallows? Yup!