Literally live in an area you don't have no fruit guys or girls around suck but thank you to this…read moreguy out here making it happen for all of us thank you!

a great mexican style fruit cart that is located in front the building which i believe is IKO…read moreBearings on western, a little down the ways from paddy o's. they are there pretty regularly based on the weather but every time i drive by i'm tempted because it's such a great deal. the fruit/veggies it came with today: cucumber, coconut, jicama, pineapple, orange, mango, and watermelon you have the option of adding the chili powder, lime juice and salt but what is it without it?! just a boring old fruit salad. boo. the small bag is $5 and i believe the big bag is $7? but anyway, the small is REALLY generous especially compared to those dinky little fruit salads that are sold in the supermarkets with crappy discolored out of season fruit. of course the only downside is that it is probably unlikely that this fruit is "organic" or whatever but damn it's still good and who's against eating fruit?

My friend and I went by Tokyo Central over the weekend and loved it…read more We may like it a bit better than Mitsuwa, don't tell anyone! It's a massive two story building in Gardena with groceries and a conveyor belt sushi sit-down restaurant on the second floor. They have a large parking lot that is usually fine but can get wild on the weekends as it wraps around the building - instead of just being a huge open lot or garage. They carry many Hawaiian items, in addition to Japanese products from eats to skincare. Their grab & go sandos are pretty good - both the pork katsu sando and the egg salad sandwiches are tasty. They have a hot buffet so you can try up to 20 different items for a by the pound price. The Gindaco counter in the food section has takyoyaki (fried octopus balls) which are popular here. Love this market and will always make a point of stopping in when I'm nearby!

absolutely love this store! They have an incredible variety of products, and I can always find…read moreeverything I need to make Japanese food, sushi, and just about any other Asian dish. Their selection of ingredients is amazing, and they carry items that are hard to find elsewhere. They also have a fantastic prepared foods section. Everything is fresh, delicious, and reasonably priced, making it a great option whether you're shopping for ingredients or grabbing a quick meal. This is definitely one of my favorite stores, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for quality Asian groceries and fresh prepared foods!

Dropped by here to try to find some ahi tuna to make into poke, but unfortunately they were out. I…read morechecked their online site and it looks like the frozen ahi tuna is just not in stock anymore at any of there stores??? So that's a bummer. The store is as clean and organized/well stocked as all of your other standard Aldi's. This plaza is shared with like a handful of small stores on the side, but there's plenty of parking.

I love Aldi They have really interesting foods and snacks…read moreAnd a lot of cool home stuff too actually LOL. I love browsing there when I go grocery shopping. I love the fact that they have products that other markets don't have. I especially like the cheese slices here for my sandwiches And if you like melona ice cream ITS 4.99 HERE. ITS LIKE 8.99 at the Korean market.

Thank goodness I didn't find any rock-like particles in my açaí this time. I ordered the peanut…read morebutter and jelly acai with mango and nutella this time and everything was copacetic this time around. It must have been bits of ground up cherry pit in my last orders. No more cherry acai for me. I did have granola so that was not what caused the problem I experienced before. I can confidently keep ordering my bowls here now. I'm really glad I don't need to switch shops because the location is convenient and I liked everything about my previous orders except those irritating bits of miniature concrete I kept chewing on when I ordered the bowls with cherry. If you enjoy keeping your teeth whole, you might also want to bypass that particular flavor.

I rarely leave reviews, but this experience warrants one:…read more Of all the Beach Bowls locations I've visited, this has consistently been the slowest and most disappointing when it comes to both order preparation and customer service. I've been here three times, and each visit has fallen well short of the experience provided by other nearby locations. The staff often seemed disengaged and gave off the impression that they wanted us to hurry up and order. Most recently, I ordered a simple mini Pitaya bowl and a smoothie. After waiting more than 15 minutes and watching several customers who ordered after us receive their food first, I had to ask about the status of my order. We discover our order was just sitting there on a side table. No one had announced our order whatsoever. What made the delay even more frustrating was that we had frozen groceries in the car that needed to be taken home. Despite living less than half a mile away, we'll gladly make the longer drive to another Beach Bowls location in the future for better service and a more enjoyable experience.

A great farmer's market at Torrance's Wilson Park on Tuesdays and Saturdays (not all the same…read morevendors on both days). I like the seasonal fruits and vegetables throughout. Some faves: - Thao's booth for Asian vegetables such as marunggay (moringa) leaves, chili leaves, sweet potato leaves, Italian and Thai basil, different varieties of bittermelon as well as bunches of the leaves, baby tomatoes, squash flowers, etc. when they are in season. Once I found sugar cane stalks there. - Arnett's for fruit, with many sample bins. (Personal request: please take a fresh toothpick for each sample, don't double dip.) - Multiple vendors with strawberries and mixed berries year-round - The grower with Japanese produce like komatsuna, shiso leaves, etc. that also supplies the Japanese markets. - Organic avocado vendor with bins at different price ranges - Kettle corn vendor - Salsa vendor (the best salsa, and you can specify spice level) - Hot sweet potato and roasted corn vendor (the sweetest!) - Frog's organic bakery (bread loaves and pastries from Gardena) - Tamale booth (I like the individual tamales from the Saturday vendor and the plate combo from the Tuesday vendor) - The lemonade vendor with large clear plastic barrels of combinations like watermelon lemonade, strawberry lemonade, etc. - Mashees Matcha has an awesome banana cream matcha (maybe seasonal?) Shout out to the guy at the Information Booth for the tip on this one!

I have been going to the Farmer's Market for years. It is walking distance from my office. It is…read morenice to stroll over there on Tuesdays during my lunch break. This is the time of year is when they have stone fruit that is super fresh/sweet/delicious. I have a nectarine on desk right now waiting for me to eat it. It is time to enjoy it now before fall ans winter roll back around.

I've been looking around the South Bay for a local farmer's market with local Artisans and organic…read morefood and I found it! This is a brand-new Farmers Market, come check it out!

I've had great experiences at this location and just found out about the Carson store opening soon…read more Excited about my various options!

Really enjoyed my experience at this Sprouts. The staff was welcoming and helpful, and everything…read morewent smoothly. Definitely appreciate the good customer service!

Nothing but great things to say about Alma, not just a farm but as a community. I drive all the way…read morefrom the San Gabriel valley to support this gem of a place. Community is always at the forefront. Staff are so welcoming and helpful. Produce is fresh and breakfast and juices are always so good. And it's pet friendly!

Everything about this place is amazing and soul healing. This is how communities support each other…read moreand thrive, not just survive. The produce is amazing and fairly priced. The partner vendors add value and quality additions to the market. Breakfast tacos are amazing as is the chiliquilles. This place resets the vibes for the whole week, from their mission of second and fair chances at life to community love to connection with nature. Everyone is positive, kind, and all in on the mission. This place is about dignity and respect.

Craving super fresh, yummy berries? Harry's Berries is the answer. Hit the Torrance Farmer's Market…read moreto discover Harry's Berries. Saturday's 8 am to 1 pm. Tuesday's 8am to 1 pm. They grow what they sale. They are eager to share their knowledge and wisdom. So friendly and enthusiastic. Always nice to share a sample berry or two, if you need a taste to select your berries. They are freshly grown and you can taste it. Fresh just tastes better. Great for freezing for smoothies. I love the raspberries and blueberries best. Forget the soggy bottom of the container berries at the grocery story. Get them directly from the grower. It's worth the effort!

What's to not love? Best strawberries on the planet, fresh at farmer's markets and, though costly,…read morethey are so well cared for (not a bad berry in the container) I won't complain. I frequent them weekly from March - October, when strawberries are grown here in SoCA. The folks who sell at the markets (I mostly use Friday in Venice CA and just bought from Tuesday State Street Market in Santa Barbara, are terrific. Get there early because they often sell out.