Cappy's is a great place to get local produce at fair prices. Staff is always friendly and your…read moredollars definitely go farther than a chain grocery store.

All kinds of produce and meats can be found at Cappy's! Of course as the name implies produce is…read morewhat this small grocery store is geared towards and it's at fairly reasonable prices. In addition to meat and produce the store also seems to specialize with ingredients for dishes from Mexico and you can find some very enticing little snacks from Mexico there as well! One thing that seriously sticks in my mind with Cappy's is their Pico De Gallo and how good it is! You can't always get it there as I found out to my misfortune but if you can I'd definitely grab it up!

This is my first time at Sterino Farms, and it was so enjoyable! They have beautiful produce,…read morefruits and plants, succulents and more! They even have a burger truck there that serves delicious food and milk shakes! What a great experience, you truly have to make a trip out there, on a sunny clear beautiful day, because they have an amazing view of Mt. Rainier on your way there as well!!

Had to update my review because I haven't gotten the best customer service there, especially from…read more(one of) the owner(s) who in two occasions has been friendly with the customer before me and then gets to me, no smile, no greeting. He asked me if I needed a bag and gave me my total, handed me the receipt, no "thank you" and I don't think he even made eye contact with me either. Still love to shop there, produce is excellent, other local products are great and they seem to always have new stuff, don't get me started on the beautiful plants just the customer service is lacking.

Gigo's has a special place in my belly. If you like Jamaican food that not only pays homeage, but…read morealso truly reflects what the foor truck culture is all about, say less... the family are great locals that throw down mamas style cooking. If you're looking for perfectly clean packing, macro counting, special order no gmo, gluten free, low fat, no cabs and all that jazz, maybe this ain't the one for you. BUT if you like to get down and dirty, filled to where you have to unbutton that top button of your pants, and searching for more napkins amazingness; bring it on! I LOVE their Cajun pasta and could go way overboard on their oxtail. Honestly just try it all over time. You won't be disappointed

This is the most authentic Jamaican cuisine found in Toccoma. This restaurant/food truck will…read moredeliver satisfaction in every bite.

Local farm growing the goods! Gotta love it! Also look into the Puyallup Farmers Market to reap…read morethe rewards from all these local farmers.

Such a fun pumpkin patch and fall festival, plus dog-friendly! Prices were amazing (we literally…read morebrought home eight pumpkins), and there were tons of food trucks, photo ops, games, activities for lils, and pumpkin varieties. We spent a few hours here and had nonstop fun (even when it started raining). People were also super sweet to our dog, which was a huge plus!

I recently visited Picha Farms for strawberry picking. My family used to come here often when I was…read morea kid, and the strawberries still taste as good as I remember! The farm is easy to find. Just follow the directions to the Puyallup stand and the U-pick field is right across the street. There's an outhouse behind the stand if you need a restroom. Otherwise, head straight to the U-pick area, where there's plenty of parking. The check-in is at a small white tent, where they provide cardboard boxes for picking. I went on a Saturday morning. They opened at 9 AM and charged $4.10 per pound. What I really like about this farm is how organized it is. Staff will direct you to a specific row of plants, and you'll use a flag to mark where you stopped picking. It was easy to find plenty of ripe strawberries and we filled two boxes quickly. It's hard to judge the weight by sight, but each box was probably about 7.5 pounds, since the total came to around $60. Two key tips: 1. Check their Facebook page for up-to-date hours and availability, since they change with the weather. 2. Bring cash or a personal check because they don't accept credit cards.

This is NOT the place to eat Spanish food disgusting! I have never ordered nachos and received this…read moreslop. Maybe at taco bell ( not Mexican food). I paid $25 for this slop. It went straight to the garbage.

They have a Choco Horchata that is life-changing! Service can be a bit slow but worth it. Their…read morechicharrón preparado is good, if you don't want it super spicy let them know.

First year here and love it! Picked up pickling cucumbers, tomatoes, Dill, Garlic. Everything…read moreyou need to make pickles including the jars, lids etc is available here and yes that includes spices. Also a large amount of produce from here in Washington so feel free to can some green beans, corn or whatever strikes your fancy. Well displayed with prices easy to see and the shade is much appreciated. Parking in front and just across the lane you won't have to lug your purchases far. Really nice and knowledgeable folks run the stand so say hi, get some great veggies and ask any questions you need. We will definitely be shopping here and anticipating them opening each August. Great to find a friendly home town produce stand.

Everything you need to can Pickles including jars lids and rings. Also thier expert experience is…read moregreat to draw from and they are glad to help.

This was a really amazing experience. My partner and I…read moreenjoyed our time, despite the heat. They were very helpful with instructions and during checkout. The price was good too, you'd be surprised how much a 5lb of blueberry are, we actually didn't make the quota because it was just too much for the 2 of us, it'll take over 4hr or more. (We were also picking the good ones.) Just wishing they'd open the other part of the field because when we went there, there was just too many small ones. Overall will definitely come back!

We went for the first time after living here for over 10 years....what a gem! Everyone was so…read morefriendly and helpful. We picked until our hearts were content! Lots of ripe berries and loaded bushes to pick from. Such a fun and memorable family outing!

Last trip produce lasted 10 days Farmers market style bins…read moreHave to be more thorough as some things great and others about go Asparagus, zucchini x3, cucumber, 2 tomatoes Cherry tomatoes. Strawberries, raspberries Broccolini x3, spinach, romaine , 3 bell peppers (red and 1 green) And a bottle Teriyaki sauce PRICE $13.88

This is what a liquidation store should be. There used to be a number of different types like this…read moreand they were always my favorite, this is no exception. Start off for saying that the produce is absolutely amazing at a really really good price. Once you head inside it's a treasure hunt. Sometimes they have what you need and sometimes they don't. I've seen other reviews on this we'll talk about expiration dates, which I think of as a suggestion. There's no way that a box of stuffing mix or other dried good is going to be expired by the time that that date rolls around. But if you're somebody who really pays attention to that you probably should look at the dates before you purchase, for me doesn't matter I'm buying getting a good deals and I'm very happy with this location

This market was absolutely incredible. Located in the heart of downtown Puyallup, this massive…read moremarket has streets filled with amazing local vendors with items like produce, baked goods, plants, flowers, home decor, clothing, and more! There's also one street that specifically has food trucks on it and the options for hot, fresh, local eats are endless. Street parking is ample nearby, even on busy holiday weekends which is a plus. We cannot wait to come back next Saturday and pick up some more local goodies!

I've visited a few farmers' markets, but I had never been to one in Washington until I discovered…read morethe market in Puyallup this weekend. I loved how easy it was to find parking, and the atmosphere was relaxed and friendly--much nicer than what I usually experience in Seattle. As a vegetarian, I didn't try much of the food since I had other plans, but I did have some treats that completely blew me away. Let me clarify that there were vegetarian options available, but there weren't many main courses based on vegetarian dishes, so I didn't try any other vegetarian entrées. However, here are a few notable establishments and items that enhanced my experience at the market. The strawberry shortcake and pistachio pop cakes from OlyPopsByEJ were fantastic. I would rate the shortcake a solid 5 out of 5 and the pistachio a 5.1 out of 5. Additionally, the lavender lemonade from Thirst Killer's Lemonade was refreshing, not overly sweet, and reasonably priced; I would give it a 4 out of 5.8 out of 5. Tracy's Sweet & Savory Shortbread in Chai Latte flavor was so good that I unapologetically ate the whole pack on the way home; I would rate them a 5.2 out of 5. I also picked up some lavender soap, which smelled great. Overall, I had a wonderful time and would definitely recommend checking out this farmers' market. It's definitely a place I'd return to if I'm in the area!