What a gem. Windmill has been a staple of the college area for both grocery and their legendary…read moresandwich and ready-to-go food selection. The nicest employees give the local small town feel but they have the resources of a full on chain grocery store. My faves: 1. Build your own sandwich 2. Cold and hot ready to go foods 3. Craft beer and NA beverage selection

I've been to Windmill Farms Market several times over the years. I've been coming more often…read morebecause they have a type of sourdough multi-grain and sourdough protein bread that I like from Izzio Bread Company. I liked that they steadily keep it in stock. I have purchased it at Target as well but they are not consistent in keeping it in stock as Windmill Farms. I in occasion pick up a bag of their locally lard fried corn tortilla chips and flour tortillas, which are very good. I also like that they have a coffee station. The ladies that make the hand made flour tortillas are always in good spirits and are up for good conversation when I visit. Same goes with the young ladies at the register. There's plenty of parking available here.

The entrance of the grocery store is a bit hidden but once you find it it's very easy to access…read more They have plenty of parking and the spots are big and spacious. They have a variety of fresh produce and dry goods. I love coming here to see what they have on special and their deals. I come here at least once a month and I stock up on certain items. They have updated their hours and they are open on Monday- Saturday from 7am to 6pm. I have tried calling them to ask a question and their phone number does not work, I recommend looking on yelp and making sure they are open. The employees there are absolutely nice and helpful. They let you know when their next shipment is coming depending on the certain item you are looking for. If you haven't been here yet, you should check out this cute and quiet farmers outlet.

I've shopped at the Mission Gorge Farmer's Market for years, always appreciating how much cheaper…read morevegetables and fruits are than at Ralph's or Vons. Several of the former emplyees (who still work there) own the market. It's convenient on Riverdale Rd, (across from In-n-Out on Friars Rd.) and only closed on Sundays. It's nice to support a local small business, where you know the people who own it!

Caught a cold recently and took the giardiniera (which should really be called guardian angel…read morehaha). I drank the giardiniera gut shot and nipped the cold in its bud. Thank goodness! It was so helpful. My body felt so much better. Plus, I ate the fermented garlic which further strengthened my immune system. Alive Ferments is a cut above the rest: great energy and powerful foods! I've recommended many people to buy from Alive Ferments cuz they're the best! Also, I made kimchi sandwiches using the foldable buns along with burdock and carrots (matchsticks style) and mushrooms. It made for a simple and very delicious & healthy dinner. You can easily incorporate all their products into healthy living and feel good from inside out. :)

From the owner: Production facility — not a walk-in retail storefront. Pickup available by appointment only…read more Alive Ferments is a San Diego-based fermented foods manufacturer specializing in functional gut healthy condiments, cultured vegetables, gut tonics and seasonings.

The newest Farmers Market in San Diego is conveniently located in the parking lot of Patrick Henry…read moreHigh School. There are stands for produce, baked goods and prepared foods, as well as for art, jewelry and clothing. There is also a petting zoo and live music. A great addition to the Del Cerro and Allied Gardens neighborhoods. They are just getting started and I hope they grow and prosper. Sundays from 10:00AM to 2:00PM.

My husband and I were very excited to check this out, wanting to support a local endeavor. but…read morewhat a total bust!!!!! There were only about 5 stalls, no produce the day we went, and only one or two food options. Such a disappointment!!! Truself was supposedly sponsoring several food trucks to appear but sadly, that is not what we found. Where is the support of the vendors??? Likely at one of the larger farmers' markets around.

If you want knowledge and someone who knows what they are doing and talking about ask for Daniel…read more Not only is this guy swole he's personable and extremely nice. Def not a Meat Head like everywhere else I've been. Legacy Protein with Candied Caramel went crazyyy!

I ran out of preworkout and this GNC was closest to my place. Usually, i try not to engage with the…read moreworkers because i need time to think about the product i'm buying. The store itself is decently sized and had a good inventory of supplements to choose from! When I initially entered the store, the worker Jake greeted me and allowed me to have the space to think about what i needed. When i was ready I asked him a few questions and recommendations and he was knowledgable and happy to help me. He even was able to get me a sample of one of the flavors i was debating on getting! Convenient location, good stock of inventory, and great customer service!

San Diego Vegan Market is a vegan store in San Diego right by Maya's Cookies. They have specialty…read morevegan meats, cheeses, and snacks that are hard to find in other stores. They have a little menu where you can order takeout, but there are a couple of tables for eating there too. I got a breakfast burrito and I got to choose between a locally sourced vegan sausage or bacon. I got the bacon, and it was SO GOOD. they also have a cute neon sign where you can take a photo in front of. And the staff are super nice.

Came here as one of the vegan bakeries I've been eyeing on IG sells her cupcakes here. Pleasantly…read moresurprised at how many brands and items the store carries. Plus the deli part. Also surprised at the hours based on the area they are in as most businesses in that area close early. Will be coming back for more vegan goods and cupcakes from Sweets By Victoria (delish).

Open Sundays 10:00 am - 4:00 pm. Great tasting pure drinking…read morewater and alkaline water. CBD products for people and pets. Friendly and helpful staff.

Amazing tasting water both pure water and alkaline water available here. They also sell cbd here as…read morewell. Establishment is really clean and even a spot to rinse out the bottle! 10/10 would recommend!

This Location the Employee are very Nice and Friendly and…read moretheir prices are Fair and reasonable highly recommended, Thank you

Decided to go because they had special of ham for 67 per pound and eggs for 99 cents. Overall the…read moreprices are definitely competitive to other grocery store and you never know what you're going to find. They have some decent selection of craft beer and imported wines.

Conveniently located in the heart of Tierrasanta, near the I-15 and by other businesses. This Smart…read moreand Final is a solid one-stop shop with plenty of parking (that's a plus!). It was my first time here with my co-worker and was pleasantly surprised. The store was clean, well-organized, and not too crowded for a Wednesday afternoon. Customer service was friendly and helpful. One employee assisted us in locating a product, and our cashier was very pleasant. Even with just two lanes open, the checkout line was quick - WOOT! We ended up filling two whole carts for our department function and found everything we needed. I especially liked their selection of bulk items - it gave me a mini-Costco vibe without the overwhelming crowds. Quick vegan finds: 1. Grains, pantry staples like rice, beans, oats, pasta 2. Canned and jarred goods like veggies, sauces, tomatoes 3. Frozen fruits/veggies like berries, peas, stir-fry 4. Plant-based snacks - chips, nuts, popcorn, crackers 5. Beverages - juice, coffee, tea, sparkling water, plant-based milks 6. Baking essentials - flour, sugar, baking soda, cocoa powder 7. Condiments - ketchup, mustard, salsa, hot sauce, vegan-friendly dressings 8. Paper goods/cleaning supplies - paper towels, dish soap, laundry detergent We were on a time crunch, so I didn't get to explore the produce section as I originally planned. I definitely need to come back. I had read some mixed reviews about the customer service here, but my experience was great from start to finish. Smart and Final did not disappoint.

On Wednesday, 05/27/2026 at approximately 8:30 AM, I went to the S&F store in Tierrasanta. I…read morenoticed that there was a large garbage bin full of parsley with very few yellow leaves, but overall in good condition. I asked the produce person and the sales clerk if I would be able to take them since I had fostered small animals for an organization. The manager at that moment arrived to instruct me that all produce in the garbage bin was not to be taken since it was a liability. I explained the organization I was with and still refused stating that all this produce goes to a processing plant for disposal. He could have just said "recycling." My question is: If this manager was so concerned about "liability" then why have I seen produce bags for 99 cents sold that were molding. I go to the S&F everyday or every other day and I see potatoes that are sprouting or discolored with green and that makes them toxic. I also see bell peppers, cucumbers, and cactus leaves with mold. All this being sold to the public. The manager should also check the produce in the regular shelfs because some produce needs to be pulled for wilting and discoloration. Yet it is still there days later rotting and a "liability." I shop at S&F for the great prices and also the produce on sale like 99 cents but much of it needs to be pulled. The parsley he was throwing away looked better than the parsley on the shelfs. Why doesn't S&F allow for sanctuaries that have small rabbits, hamsters, guinea pigs, etc. have the produce? I know Pavilions donates very good produce and bread to organizations that feed the homeless. This manager was extremely harsh and rude.

SDSU FARMERS MARKET @ SDSU…read more Parking is available in the P3 and P4 lots, and you can also park in P12, though all of them have fees during the day so I'd recommend checking the rates beforehand. The farmers market happens every Thursday, featuring small businesses and food vendors, all set up outside. I really enjoy the variety of vendors; there's food I've seen before, as well as food trucks. The market is located near the library and bookstore area, mostly around the main SDSU campus. The food is decent somewhat overpriced for what it is but it's worth visiting to support these local businesses. They offer items like boba and really good tacos. The service is fairly quick, encouraging a fast-paced in-and-out experience. Overall, the market has a great ambiance, with plenty of outdoor seating where you can relax and enjoy your food.

I had a filling Gyro's Sandwich from the Bosnian grill stand for $9. Plenty of meat and Tzatziki…read moresauce. Yum! The pita bread was warm and stuffed with meat, a little tomato, and some fresh greens mix (Spinach, Chicory, and arugula). Sometimes restaurants claim to have fresh greens but put wilted, brown lettuce on things. Not the case here. Would recommend! FYI I went on 12/5/19 Different vendors depending on week