I was driving by and it said farmers market. If you are someone who likes fresh produce without the…read morepreservatives from large corporations. Here- the store smelled lovely and clean. I was immediately welcomed. Walked the isles to see their products they had in stock in their store. A lot of different culture food but I am 100% more comfortable purchasing and trying out new brands if it means a healthier alternative. As I continued through each nice well organized clean isle - I made it to the back of the store where they had all their fresh produce. You are able to tell that these are fresh ORGANIC produce. They hold tofu for anyone who is vegan etc; Overall absolutely lovely and I will be returning. I am happy we have a store closer where I can have a nice peaceful grocery shop. Lemons and tomato's - cucumbers - onions - very good pricing. I want to say the owner of the store was present and very pleasant to be around. As we walked out they gave us a free candy bar - which I was surprised because - Walmart or food max do not give you free candy as you walk out or a free item as a nice gesture out of the heart. Really touched me. To have a family owned market - makes me feel like living in a small town. I highly recommend this lovely business.

Grocery Depot recently opened in the former ReStore location at the southwest corner of Shaw and…read moreBrawley. It clearly specializes in Indian food. They have a vast selection of frozen Indian delicacies, spices, teas, snacks, cookies, risks, sauces, rice, legumes, everything you need for an Indian meal. They also have produce, sweets and cookware. The store is very neat and organized. A welcome addition to the area.

Very friendly people. Always a pleasure when I come here way more personal than a grocery store.read more

Love this place It's wayyy better then The other locations ... I even Drive all the…read moreway from porterville just to come here it's that good

Poor Customer Service…read more I have visited this Armenian grocery store only a few times over the past several years, and unfortunately, my most recent visit left me with a very negative impression. What especially upset me was when the cashier took a bag of chips directly from my child's hands and put it back while she was looking at it. I am teaching my child to always check the expiration date before purchasing food, so there was no reason to treat her this way. Customer service should be respectful and welcoming, especially toward children. After this experience, I do not feel comfortable returning to this store. I hope management takes this feedback seriously and works on improving the way customers are treated

Armenian braided cheese, ohanyan manti, lahmajun, pastirma, Marmara Birlik olives. Tops the menu…read more When it come to food, little we disagree on.

I think I waited too long to come in here. I saw the pictures on Yelp and it looks like they used…read moreto make food and sell it here. I think they sell it through the Kingdom Cafe now. I was hoping to maybe find some shawarma prepped meat or some fresh baklava. We took a long look around because there was so much to look at. I found baklava for sale but it wasn't made in the store. That's fine, still good to know they have it. They have a lot of yummy looking imported treats here. As well as veggies and frozen meats. There is also a small selection of deli meats, cheeses and lots of spices. Some things are reasonably priced and some are more expensive I'm sure due to costs. The store was clean but very quiet. There was a woman at the counter and you can see the cooks in the back making food for the cafe. Seems like that's where most of the energy is going towards. You can hear the people next door enjoying conversation and good food. Overall, it was nice to walk around and see new kinds of food and imported products.

Great food & very nice people & the coffee shop is quite and cozy the breakfast is definitely…read moredelicious

My son just started kickboxing classes next door and I decided to pop-in during one of his classes…read more This is the home of, "The Brioche Lady" hence the TBL in the name and her breads are made daily and available until sold out. I bought a loaf and it was incredible, we used it for French Toast! This market has everything you'll need for an authentic asian themed dinner. Fresh produce, chinese sausages, isles of sauces and spices, and shelves full of asian sweet treats as well. They also have pre-cooked take home section with egg rolls, rice dishes, and other lunch items. My daughter wanted a lot of the sweets. So, I bought a lot of cookies, candy, sauces, and a Japanese Maple Tree for only $35 dollars! Love this place and it's truly a gem in the neighborhood!

Loved what the owners have done to this place. Plenty of vege options. Clean and organized…read moreinside. Employees were friendly. My go to for Clovis grocery shopping.

So amazing for parents! Makes shopping for WIC items sooooo easy don't have to worry about that…read moreanxiety of shopping in a regular grocery store with WIC 10/10

Had the most pleasant shopping experience ever! The shop was well stocked, clean, and organized. I…read morewas able to easily find everything I needed and I found goodies I didn't even know were covered by WIC. The gentleman who was there opened the door for us, offered water and was just all around very kind and super helpful. He even helped load our groceries and I'm so grateful! 10/10 recommend shopping here.

Lots of fresh vegetables, very affordable and budget friendly. Store staff are all very friendly…read moreand nice. Kept on coming back in this store for the last 4 years now. Will definitely come back again, another must go-to store when in Fresno, CA.

A convenient grocery store with some of your must have asian ingredients and produce. They are…read moreremodeling the outside and even the inside. Looks like they are adding something in the back which looks to me like for fresh meats and seafood? I could be wrong but we shall see. They definitely upgraded before it was Golden Bowl. Be careful and look at some of the dates there cus u might could find something that's expired so fair warning. For this trip, I got chili oil cus I was in need of some for the house and my favorite one was sold out from another store so I just went with one of the pink cap ones.. IYKYK. Majority of the pink cap chili oils are spicy. The one I grabbed wasn't as spicy as the $8 ones but was still good enough.. they have a small selection of different noodles u can try. I said small cus compared to other big Asian super markets, this ain't shit. lol I appreciate the ones I can get single so I don't have to commit to a whole pack. This trip I tried some India brand ones. I would not suggest getting those again! One said spicy and was not at all.. one was masala flavor and was just okay but nothing special besides the fork being edible but it didn't even work when I tried putting it together so I threw it away and edible fork sounded gross. The customer service is fair. It only sucks when u can't find anyone on the floor for help and when u do ask someone for help sometimes they don't even kno what you talkin about. Other then that, the market is very convenient since it's more closer to me then the other two I like going to.

Lily's Blossom Trail Fruit Stand has remained a family favorite for over a decade!…read more Fruit and veges are always top tier and very reasonably priced. All fruit is $1.99/lb and veges vary in price. I also appreciate that service is consistently friendly and helpful. Area is always clean and organized. A bonus is the fruit washing station! They also carry local honey, dried fruit, cool tote bags and other lovely artsy gifts. Always worth the weekly drive!

This review was for a visit in March 2024, so your experience may be different if you came in the…read moresummer. This fruit stand is in a nice location, surrounded by orange trees. There are also picnic tables and corn hole games. However, during our visit, the selection was very sparse. There were oranges, 1/4 basket of tomatoes, 4 cucumbers, and a handful of avocados. There were also a few packages of dried fruits and nuts. The guy working there didn't speak English, but he was really nice and friendly. He gave us some oranges to try and they were sweet and delicious. The tomatoes we bought from there were delicious as well. It had that homegrown taste and was very flavorful.