FIND. HUMMUS HEAVEN…read more Okay wait, I'm toootalllyy getting ahead of myself, let me start over. So I stopped over at my friend's place a couple of days ago and she let me try the most AMAZING homemade hummus and I was ridiculously surprised when I heard that she got it from the Stockton Farmers' Market. I had gone to the one at the Stonecreek Village on the weekend and was EXTREMELY disappointed. But that's a completely different story. So I decided to check out the one at the Weberstown mall, hoping that it would be different. And boyyyy was it! And thank GOD it was! It's located right behind in the back parking lot of the Weberstown mall and the parking is super easy to get as it's right next to the huge cluster of tents in the UEI college parking lot. From ice cream to baked goods to olive oil and philly cheesesteaks and hotdogs, they have EVERYTHING here! I found Hummus Heaven almost instantly! There was some dude playing the fiddle passionately while singing right in front of his booth (really strange in my opinion). He had a huge variety of homemade hummus types from lemon, beet, to artichoke. Anyway, I want to go on and on about Hummus Heaven on here, but if you're still curious I've written a separate review for his yelp page. My favorite is their variety of delicious fruits. I went to the tent where it was $1.50/lb for a mix of fruits including white peaches, nectarines, apricots, plums, etc. They were all sooooo ridiculously sweet and cheap at the same time! I paid $3.75 for 6 different fruits! And they give you a bunch of samples if you'd like. The people who work here are super friendly too. I'm really sad I didn't discover this place earlier because it's so awesome! They're here over the summer months from 8 am to 1 pm and it's not too crowded. Come get your veggies, fruits, ice cream, olive oil, whatever you want here! They have practically everything and it's great!

My family has been going to this farmers market for as long can remember. The vendors are so nice…read moreand friendly. If something is $2 a lb, and it comes out to $2.14, they'll just round it to $2.00 even if it loses them 14 cents. Majority of things sold here are organic, but even those that aren't are held to California's extremely strict agricultural standards. I was so happy when they started staying open yesterday round. Sure in the winter rainy season there are less vendors, but many still show up every Sunday and Thursday. The fruit here lasts longer than that bought in the stores. I'll buy strawberries at target and the next day, there'll be mold on them. At this farmers market, I'll buy strawberries and they'll last until the farmers market on the next Sunday. Seriously, the fruit is so big and juicy. The fish is so fresh. The vegetables have that perfect crunch. Even if I don't need anything, I'm always stop to get a bundle of fresh cilantro. It helps make any meal better. It's a really nice open air market.

Yes and Again we found some Really Good Treats that are Uniquely Delicious and Healthy. No lines…read moreand great service. Country setting

Happy Opening Day! I can't wait to pair the Chocolate Chip Cookie with a favorite cafecito!read more

Food is a lot prepared well service is very good . Will dine there again. The price is not bad at…read morethese times.

I love this place. It's happens every Saturday under the cross town freeway downtown Stockton and…read moreis one of my favorite farmers markets. Like any good farmers market, it depends greatly on the season but that it occurs year round gives me a lot of comfort. In its peak season (late spring through summer) you'll find it thriving from a variety of standard farmers market wares (peaches, citrus fruits, standard herbs and leafy greens) to less standard but no less exciting offerings like Thai basil, okra leaves, egg plant, rice noodles, farmers eggs, and a pretty extensive fresh and frozen seafood section. There's usually a bakery selling different buns filled with different meat options or even fruit options. One of the biggest draw of farmers market for me, of how affordable fresh fruits and veggies can be had. Last weekend my wife and I picked two large grocery bags, chalk full of veggies (squash, egg plant, bell peppers), Thai basil, honeydew, & fresh rice noodles and spent 10 bucks exactly. Another great upside to this farmers market is that it takes places under the cover of the freeway, which means you'll stay dry in the winter and benefit from shade during the hotter months.

This is a pretty big Thursday market. Food trucks , wineries near by , farm fresh eggs, fruit ,…read moreveggies, breads , honey , ect....... Was a nice market, places to sit if you need to , shade was a great day trip in Lodi. Wine tastings and lunch & farmers market at end of the day !!

We went there on Sept 14th and it was in the parking lot across from the Oxford. Pretty small on…read morethis night. The people were really friendly. A few food vendors and they had tables set out for you to eat. They were all full so a nice crowd. Music to. Vendors were offering us samples to , but we just ate. I assume that the other days are bigger.

Loved Filipino breakfast combination foods with selections. There's noodles selections like pansit…read morepalabok or pansit bihon. With some side dishes like lumpia and some rice cakes and some drinks.

Good place to go for fresh vegetables. There's something there for everyone. Get there early for…read morebest selection. Don't be afraid to talk to the vendors and build a relationship, you will get good insight on what to get. Nice to be outdoors instead of a brick and mortar grocery store.

My wife and I have been enjoying their fruits for several years at the Farmers Market in Fremont…read moreIrvington. While driving to my wife's family Thanksgiving, we saw their stand and decided to see what they offered here at J & J Ramos Farms. It was fun to see what other fruits and vegetables they had. I am sure during the summer, they have an abundance of fruit.

Super cute and well stocked fruit and veggie stand off of Waterloo Road. I bought a few things …read more.. a beefy , jalapeños, some limes and lemons, potatoes for a salad, doggie biscuits... etc. They have a fruit box for $20 too. My berries are delish. Check em out!

Sometimes I feel sorry for people that live out in Spanos Park. Sometimes. They have a really…read morenice shopping center..... BUT they don't have a grocery store and only one outrageously priced gas station. It is one thing that gas prices are up.... but the Chevron out there had diesel at $5.19 a gallon. From my neighborhood, I live relatively close to the Farmers Market at Dillards, my favorite strawberry farmers on Don and Hammer.... and Downtown is just a few exits away... okay... maybe 8 or 9. The market itself is just starting at this location... was kind of small, but had some of the regular booths that you would see at the other Markets. Apricots, tomatoes, onions, garlic, cherries, M & W bakery, 2 other bakeries, dog treats, fresh flowers, olive oil, nuts.... pretty much the usual. Don't drive by and think that there isn't much to offer. You will be surprised. Bring your dog.... I did!

Last year I would have rated them six stars. They've fallen from grace and here's why in one…read moreword...Spanos! I am not a Stockton native but rather a transplant; therefore, I have no allegiance to the haughty dynasty. Before you jump on me, I have frequented a number of the Spanos West shopping establishments, including the Farmer's Market. But there is a representative of this venture, a woman named Lynn who outright LIED to me. Upon opening for the season, I noticed this Farmer's Market increased their days to include Thursdays. I queried - what happened to the one adjacent to the old Circuit City building? She replied - "they are no longer there." I cannot fathom someone would lie to a customer's face. Did she believe me a fool? Did she think I wouldn't find out the San Joaquin Farmer's Market still thrives, directly competing with their days/hours? She went further to say the only other Farmer's Market in town was the one downtown. When I asked why the decision to "close" the one at Circuit City, she said the "businesses" at Park West "supported" the Market with publicity. Shame on you Spanos! You should care more about the farmers and consumers rather than the fact that you want more dollars funneled into your shopping center. (AND STOP HAVING MOUTHPIECES LIE TO CUSTOMERS AND YES, I AM YELLING!!!) This is not the wise and optimistic credo of one of my favorite movies, Field of Dreams: "If you build it, they will come." This is a classic "If you bring the farmers to us, we can ensure our great-great grandchildren's opulence." Let me reiterate - the Farmer's Market at Circuit City is alive and well - and in direct competition to this one. Competition in free enterprise - is that not the American Way?