Coming to Corona Farms is such a treat! Not only do they have the most beautiful fruit and produce…read morebut they are always so inviting and friendly when I visit. They also give you ideas on what to make with produce you may not be used to, or need more ideas for. My favorite things to get are cherry tomatoes, basil, cilantro, bell peppers, and this time I got white peaches that I grilled up. While I am no longer in the area, I will return when I visit Riverside.

Food: 5/5 Veggies straight from the source. Delicious!…read more Service: 5/5 Pick from the fresh veggies they have for the day! And the staff are so nice! Ambiance: 5/5 A cute stand right at the farm

I went there for the first time and their prices seemed reasonable. But when I went back the second…read moretime, they charged me $140 for two grocery bags worth of fruits and veggies. The didn't give me a receipt and I feel dumb for not asking why it cost so much since the first time it was about $50. The prices weren't posted on anything either so Anyways, I definitely would not go back

Very nice and very fresh local produce stand. Many many varieties of vegetables and fruit at very…read morereasonable costs. The farm seems to be adjacent to the stand so I imagine your getting vegetables and fruit farm fresh The honey they offer is local and very reasonable in price. A good size mason jar was sold to me for 10.00. Not bad at all

Located right in front of city hall, there are so many vendors who sell fruits, veggies, candy, and…read moreother little knick knacks. There is also a coffee cart and a couple of food trucks. There is live music! Vendors I've interacted with seem nice and friendly. I really love the energy here whenever I come.

Every Saturday, rain or shine the Riverside farmers market takes over the downtown area on Main…read moreStreet between fifth & sixth ave. Bright and early ready to share their fresh baked breads, fresh fruits and vegetable, whole chicken, eggs (with the fresh orange yolks) flowers, honey, tamales, hummus dips and cheeses. As the years have gone by additional vendors have joined this town staple. Great to see it expanding down to the convention center. Parking is limited to surrounding sidewalks. Theres a parking structure off market next to the food lab if you find yourself circling one too many times. All the vendors are wonderful people I love supporting all of their hard work throughout the year to supply the freshest ingredients and products. A local spot to enjoy your Saturday morning stroll.

You can't miss him!…read more It's the first stand at the Saturday Ferry Farmers Market in San Francisco by Gott's Roadside. Cesar is 'him' as the longtime seller of a variety of citrus fruits, avocados, and passion fruits locally grown... well, Riverside is in California. This grower sells Valencia oranges, a daisy and golden nugget mandarins, oro blanco grapefruits, and pomelos, which are my normal purchases here. It is difficult to shop at farmers' market these days as the days of trying samples before buying are gone. So are the options of picking your own fruits and vegetables. He still allows me to bag my own mandarins and oro blancos since he knows that I will buy whatever I touch. A good indicator of a vendors' produce quality is the amount of wholesale purchases that he or she makes. The stacks of boxes that are curbside are usually stacked up high on Saturdays as resellers and restaurants come to pick up their orders. He is the only stand that sells fresh, locally grown passion fruits. He does accept credit cards too in case you are cash light. One of my must stops especially during mandarins season.

Vince is the best! His selection of citrus is like something out of a mid-century issue of sunset…read moremagazine. And Vince himself is an utter delight, not to mention so dedicated to sharing his bounty with us up here in Northern Calif, that he even showed up at our Farmers Market in the middle of an atmospheric river downpour! To paraphrase Herodotus, "Neither rain, nor snow, nor sleet, nor hail shall keep Vince from his appointed rounds!" Proof below - Vince was the *only* vender sho showed up in the storm!

I recently visited Louie's Nursery to purchase a couple of palo verde trees. I want to start by…read moresaying the staff member who helped me locate the 5-gallon palo verde trees was excellent--very patient, knowledgeable, and took the time to answer all of my questions. Unfortunately, the experience at checkout completely changed my impression. The cashier was not friendly and seemed impatient, which made the process uncomfortable and disappointing. The nursery does offer fair pricing and a wide selection of plants, which I appreciated. However, customer service--especially at checkout--is just as important. Because of this experience, I will likely choose to shop somewhere else next time.

Amazing assortment of all kinds of flora. Plus, very accommodating staff! Spread the word!read more

99 ranch market is one of those staple Asian grocery stores that you need to have in your back…read morepocket at all times. The parking lot was packed, but still had room for more cars. Inside the shelves looked stocked and well maintained. The staff was running around refilling and restocking at the time we visited. Always a good sign. This was my first time stopping by and I did notice. They had a roasted duck hanging in the corner. If I wasn't in a rush, I totally would have gotten myself a little treat. Normally I stop at H Mart or Zion Mart, but this was a fun treat and side quest with friends! Bonus were my dried fruits snacks that I absolutely love. I can't wait to go back and get more. When I tell you that these things are addicting, I really truly mean it as someone who grew up eating these. There were a few things missing that I was looking for on the selection seemed smaller than what I was hoping for. The veggie section seemed smaller, but if you were looking for Durian, they did have that. Prices were reasonable on the things they did have however. Inside it was definitely a smaller grocery than some of the other others. I'll be back for my snacks maybe not so much for the fruits and veggies.

We wanted to find a place to WALK around at after having some pho at Pho Ha 7. This place was…read morereally close by so we decided to check it out. I was hoping to find some pre made juices and lunch boxes but, instead I found a little food court... There was Philippino food, Korean and Chinese food... I really wanted to get some cold sesame noodles and Tea eggs. They usually have it at the one in Eastvale so looks like every location DIFFERS... I was allay hoping to find some UBE or purple potatoes. They help lower blood pressure fast! PRO TIP: If you want to lower your blood pressure instantly try having bananas and purple potatoes or Ube for dinner. Not with your dinner but, only these 2 items for dinner. Stay hydrated! Then, check out the new lower number The next morning... AMBIANCE: 9/10 It was pretty cold throughout the entire market. It did look really clean and organized though... Overall, it was a nice and quiet market to walk at. It was also not crowded... YOUR HOME FOR FRESH ASIAN GROCERIES!!!!! RANCH 99!!!!

Excellent experience! The employees were so nice too! Their coffee and tea selections are amazing!read more

This is a cute little shop for oddities in downtown Riverside. They mostly stock teas, trinkets,…read moreand witchy stuff like crystals and herbs. I used to be more into that stuff as a kid, so while it's not quite my thing anymore, I still enjoy dropping by to check out the novelty goods. I got my favorite mug here and for a pretty fair price too! They make a huge variety of tea blends, available in tiny pouches so you can sample lots of different types without making a commitment to a huge bag. There is a shop cat who lives here named Pepper. She seems clean and friendly, and the teas are hung up on the wall and not placed on a table so you won't get litter paws all over your tea leaves. Maybe it's just something to be aware of if you have cat allergies or just dislike them.

Amazing selection!!! Will definitely return, love that there's a vegetarian grocery store in the…read morearea! Also very nice, organized and clean grocery store

Vegetarian haven. Well stocked. Many vegan options. A/C so it's very cool. Semi GNC type…read moresupplements.

The food was amazing! Truly a culinary experience in Japan--stateside…read more The service was good, and while the restaurant is completely unsuspecting from its surroundings, it's absolutely worth stepping inside. Once you're in, it feels intimate and almost like discovering a secret treasure cove of incredible flavors. Definitely try the Lemon Roll and the Omakase--both are a must!

I'm a local. I went in with my wife and daughter expecting excellent fish and decent service…read more I can't even judge the fish -- it was drowned in vinegar and green onion. The service was just as bad. Four hundred dollars later, you shouldn't have to come to Yelp to tell people not to waste their money here. Go to McDonald's. Save your paycheck.

The goods here are quite delicious and they have an eclectic line of items you could get~…read more They also have the most adorable mascots for their fruits! We tried the watermelon jam and the strawberry guava jam. D E L I C I O U S. We need to try more of their items next time!!!

I have gone to Tanaka Farms for years and have honestly loved their Pumpkin Patches but they've…read morelost their Rustic Charm and paying $27 per person for ages 3+ and $12 for parking is not worth it. For that cost it should include some activities but EVERYTHING cost additional and the food was overpriced. I am that person who doesn't mind paying for a good time especially if it's for the kids but this is no longer it. Greed is real.