If you are insomniacs like us, get sugar loaded at the 24 hour Dunkin Donuts Airport Blvd branch…read moreand go browse the wholesale aisles here. Drop by during worker's break around 2am-3am, and you should be able to browse the market without dodging forklifts as much. The floor managers may also be more relaxed by then. Feel free to ask for price (displays rarely have them listed) if you want a case of something. The regulars with shop licenses will get the best deals, but you are still getting a few dollars off here (do your research). They take and print your orders, you take your sheet to the cashier counter to pay. We like fresh squeezed oranges and a case here will save you an average $8-$10 vs supermarket prices and no extra tax. Be ready to fork over cash for "small" purchases.

If you have the urge to swim upstream to find where your food comes from, this is for you. Plan on…read moredodging forklifts, getting weird looks, and not having any idea on prices -- but you'll see some unique items in huge quantities. If you're looking to buy produce by the case or palette, this place is also for you, because they will not sell individual items. This is not a farmers market, it's literally two giant shipping docks dedicated to produce. The website is misleading - they start recieving at 10pm. To buy produce or visit, get there between 5am - 7am; after that some stalls will start to close up. Thanks to management for allowing general public to stop by. I'll be back to get a taste at the onsite bar.

Originally, I didn't have a great experience... but I'm realizing my bad experience shouldn't be…read moreput on the company. Just a mixed bag of bad circumstances and me not understanding the program. In any case, the owner followed up with me and told me that my experience was not at all what they are about. I was surprised he reached out to me directly. He seemed genuinely upset that I had an experience that was anything but stellar and wanted to give that to me regardless of whose fault it was. Such a great guy and very on the ball. My produce the first week was WONDERFUL. I tried one of their soups that was absolutely amazing too. Came in handy two nights in a row when I was working late and didn't have time to cook but didn't want to order unhealthy crap from a restaurant! So far, everything couldn't be better. I had a small bag delivered: strawberries, blueberries, oranges, beets, doughnut peaches, apricots in addition to some soup and some eggs. A+

We were members for about 2 decades. We liked that you could select your produce on the website. We…read moreliked that we were supporting local farms. We liked that there wasn't even a glitch when the craziness happened with covid-19, we just got our deliveries as usual. In fact, because our delivery spot closed for the quarantine, we volunteered to have our front porch as a drop off location. It was excellent. In mid-July 2024, they made an announcement that they were shifting their focus to prepared foods with an option for a preset produce box.I missed it. One day, our veggies just never showed up. I called, texted, emailed. None of the contact info was active and their website went down. I was sad & a little worried. It was just weird how everything stopped all at once. I somehow managed to figure out what happened and tracked them down. If you still want a produce box, they still deliver. Here is the new website: https://csa.farmigo.com/join/farmhousecafe

Wow Despite the name…read moreit's not fresh at all lol I bought these dotted snails and it was not fresh at all The snail foot easily came off with water which is not a good sign because it usually grips and curls as it's being washed with salt I know because my uncle has made it for me many times and that's what he told me usually happens when he washes and cleans it Should I be contacting the seafood regulators? +1 (415) 587-8908 the number is disconnected so... what do we do if we have questions The place is very tight squeeze I would very much like to speak with the manager or owner for clarification Update! They gave me a credit exchange or something so I can buy the amount value and buy something else so I got catfish! Good on them, thank you!

When you run out of garlic at home and run low on light soy sauce, where would I go?…read more Yes, this is the answer for me on Sunday Labor Day weekend morning. I typically avoid shopping on Ocean Ave since parking can be challenging. With the gentrification of the neighborhood and the influx of Chinese businesses to cater those who live in the area, the foot traffic and business atmosphere has starkly improved in recent years. Used to be, my only reasons for coming to Ocean were McD's, CVS (now closed), and, back in the day, Church's Fried Chicken (long gone and missed). I found parking about a half a block away a little after 9 am and walked by several businesses that were mostly closed or about to open, restaurants and a hardware store respectively. As I walked in, I noticed the butcher counter to the left and some self-serve refrigerators across with bottled goods on shelves just above them. There is only one aisle to the right and the cashier counter is to the immediate right by the window. In shopping here, do be mindful of your surroundings as they are often restocking the meat counters and fish tanks as well as hauling ice. I found my two shopping items within three minutes and was out of here in about five minutes. A gentleman was buying a couple of live fish, likely for a restaurant as he requested a written receipt for tax reporting purposes. I came here once a few years ago on a holiday to buy something that I needed to cook lunch so it wasn't my first visit. The left gated area (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=x5Zw2VaalFAYeHDrKaAnhg&userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q) seems to be their warehouse/storage area. Thank you for saving me a drive to Chinatown or Daly City. In a pinch...

I love the sliced fruits. Watermelon. Mangoes and Cantaloupes. The juices are fresh and smooth. It…read moregives the palamig vibes. They have Elotes too. The servers are polite and pleasant . It is located in the middle of the of the of the ground floor by the down escalator.

I got a Mangonada and was pleased. It had fresh mango on top and in the bottom, in between was the…read moremango slush, chamoy and tajin. A small is $11 and large is $12. I opted for the large. Drink came out fairly quickly, staff was nice. Location is inside the mall in a busy walking area, there was no line when I went.

Why did the chicken cross the road? Well, it was me to cross the street to buy a couple of fresh…read morechickens for my family during shelter in place. The beauty of shopping in Chinatown is getting things fresh. On this block alone, there are no less than four stores that sell fresh poultry aka chicken. I remember, as a child, walking along this block in wonderment as I stared at the live chickens in wooden cages. When I asked my mom, can we bring one home, I naively thought her affirmative answer was as a pet. Naïve alright. Anyway, back to the review, this place is not for the squeamish or bacteria sensitive people, not to say it isn't clean. Like any fresh food supplier whether seafood or butcher shop, there will be visuals of blood and guts in some form. My mom insists on free range chickens so I walked to the open refrigerated case to select two prebagged chickens; luckily I can read a little Chinese. I took them to the cashier window and paid the gentleman as he bagged my purchase. In and out in less than five minutes. The other stores south of here are more product friendly as there is a salesperson who helps you if you want to purchase only particular chicken parts (breast, thighs and drumsticks, wings, baby drummettes, etc.). Since my family uses it mainly for soup broth and making porridge, this was perfect for us. Glad they remained open through shelter in place.

Rude! They hang up the phone while i was trying to ask questions and said the don't speak Englishread more

Every Thursday, SFSU All Organics Farmers Market is right in front of the humanities building. They…read morehave a few vendors that sell kettle korn, orchid flowers, accessories, fresh fruits and vegetables, and pies. The bread vendor likes to give out samples which is a plus cause you can get something to eat for free while walking to class. Funny thing is that I met up with my boyfriend here on our first date. He didn't know where the City Eats diner was so I met him here and it was such a windy day that day that the oranges fell on the floor. Long story short, this farmers market reminds me of my boyfriend lol

I look forward to Thursdays because I can stop by the farmer's market before I go to critically…read morethink at 2pm. Three things you need to know about the farmer's market: 1. The Mediterranean foods boy is really cute... and charming. I'll buy hummus from you any day, man. 2. The pastry chef's stand is SUPER delicious. His tarts and panna cottas BLOW MY MIND. 3. The fruit stand sells deliciously sweet fruits I can either snack on during class or take home after class. I just wish this would expand with more vendors... I would love this so much more.

Farmer Paul's boxes are amazing!! We've been getting them every week for almost 5 years and every…read morebox is full of fantastic seasonal organic produce. There's not usually any plastic packaging in the boxes too which I love. Farmer Paul has really changed the way we eat and we love it!

Greenhearts Family Farm is a gem, with a beautiful spot out in Half Moon Bay. I look forward to…read moretheir u-pick events with lots of delicious tomatoes as well as some berries and flowers. As for the CSA boxes, produce is organic, fresh, and local, and delivered to your door. They do a lot of nice events for CSA members. Farmer Paul and the team are lovely and care a lot about the community and what we eat. I hope they stick around for a long time.

I couldn't be happier to have chosen V&C foods to deliver to my business. They are friendly, they…read moreget our order correct, and the customer service has always been excellent. Night and day from Kael foods who send grumpy drivers, get your order wrong consistently, and blame their customers for the bad experience they provide. Do yourself a favor and try out V&C. They've made my life tons easier!