Such a wonderful local store. Much needed after another store had left the town. Thank you for…read moreproviding such great produce and groceries. In doing so at reasonable prices. Your produce undercuts the prices of many other local stores while not sacrificing anything on quality. Top quality produce all around Thank you Dean's Produce for providing a wonderful first-time experience!

They are a reliable grocery store with the essentials with especially a special selection on…read morepastas, greens, meats, crackers, and you name it. The quality is excellent. The San Mateo location does not have pizza bread anymore whenever I go, but the Millbrae location does!

Even though we frequent this business, I usually forget to check-in and then write a review…read more Fruit and Veg, locally grown as well as far flung places. Organic and non-organic. Read the signage, learn to appreciate the efforts of the farmers and then enjoy the flavors. The prices may appear to be higher than what you might find at your local supermarket, but you get what you pay for. The quality is usually far superior. They also have an extensive selection of cheese, balsamic vinegars, olive oils, dried fruits and nuts. Join their email club and receive a free gift every time you spend more than $30. Don't be shy if you need help or have questions either. If the first person you ask doesn't know the answer, they will find out for you.

Do no Farm…read more Locally-run farm stand who saw it's beginnings originate in a roadside stand in Morgan Hill back in 1975 into this brick-and-mortar location and another at Stanford Shopping Center. The Good: *They partner up with lots of local farms, bakeries, and even Burlingame's 157-year-old chocolatier, Guittard. *Transparent labeling about where the products come from. Most stores try and hide it, but Sigona's stands behind it whether it's local or from a different country (e.g., Mexico). *Great selection of fruits and veggies *Also sell meats and locally produced baked goods, like pies and bread. *Friendly service The Meh: *Smallish private parking lot that could fill up during busier times. *Prices aren't cheap but in-line with the typical local farmers market. The Ugly: *Located across the street from the Costco, so it can be a nightmare getting in and getting out of here. Conclusion: Great place for locally produced foods. I wish it was closer to us. =/

Saturday 9 am needs folks to buy some of the sweetest, freshest produce in the SFBA…read more Great little kiosks of food and beverages. Tamales are huge and flavorful. Bring a bag and only buy what you cook or give away.

Soo expensive. The food is not looking fresh and it's just way overpriced. At least they used to…read moreenforce no dogs before but now that is gone as well. I don't want dogs sniffed the apples I'll buy. I might as well just get my stuff at regular stores instead of this cash grab.

This is a really cute small fruit stand that seems to be run by a Latino family down the street…read morefrom my house. They are always there at that corner and I've been meaning to stop by because they are always the ripest fuit at stands like that. At Safeway or whatever they're usually not my preferred ripeness. I think it's mostly run by the mom, but sometimes it's the dad or the kid, and they are all very friendly.

My little neighborhood farmers market! This market has fewer vendors than most farmers markets, so…read morethe selection is limited, but the food is delicious and the vendors are friendly. Some highlights: - Bay Fresh Producer: the best strawberries I've ever tasted - Reséndiz Farms: amazing stone fruit in bulk - Picoso Farms: really great produce, esp the kale - Bunbao: frozen bao boxes in different flavors, including a veggie/mushroom bao for vegans Other stalls offer honey, popcorn, eggs, etc. I'd definitely recommend swinging by if you're in San Mateo on a Tuesday late afternoon/evening.

This farmers market is quite small. They have the rotisserie chicken; they have tamales and there's…read moreeven a stand for raviolis, though the ravioli stand did not give you a greater sense than if you were to go to a supermarket of what they were providing. But if you want fresh fruit and vegetables right around the corner, this is it! The stone fruit are definitely starting to be in season. Have a taste test which they offer you. And enjoy just being outside, catching up with Neighbors and looking forward to more farmers market experiences here on 25th.

Some legit Hawaiian poke and lunch plates at this spot. Ahi poke comes in a good sized container…read morewith the sauce on the side (and rice). If you're not into raw fish, I've also had the Furikake Chicken and the salmon musubi which are both solid. They have outdoor seating if you want to eat your food onsite, or you can take it to go. Prices are pretty affordable too for the plates and staff is friendly. Small parking lot in front of the store as well but I've never had a hard time finding parking here since most people are in and out quick.

I've been coming here for a while but today I grabbed a haul of stuff. I bought …read more.. --spam musubi --salmon musubi --ahi tuna poke --salmon poke --seaweed salad --macaroni salad --edamame rice Everything is fresh here. Although the poke can be a little expensive, it's worth it to have a filling, protein-packed meal. You can grab poke and rice and your meal will be $15. The store is small but mighty - they have sweets, fresh food, preserved food, sauces, spices, fruit, drinks, and more. This is my favorite Japanese market.

I actually enjoyed the Farmer's Market here. I will eventually be checking out the Niles location…read moretoo. It's been awhile since I've visited Farmer's Market locations in the area. This Foster City location had at least 20 vendors open and operating today-Town Center location. They are open only one day right now. Check their schedule. Surprisingly, today/Saturday, they were open 9 AM-1 PM/Town Center area. Not sure if people know this or if the Farmer's Market locations are two different ones. I am writing this review mainly for the Town Center location. Crowds were not too crazy and there are plenty of free public parking lots all around, especially at the hotel side. It's a great place to get some sun and stretch out. You can help donate to Ukraine here, listen to some live music, pick up your favorite local grown organic fruits, vegetables, breads, honey, hummus, and even lunch. Purchased some lovely macarons too. If you want chicken, tacos, ramen, or other street foods, they do have a few booths here. Don't be too surprised. Cost of all foods and goods have risen higher these days, even at Farmer's Markets. Yes, pricey for selective items. I am still glad that they are surviving now, even for one good day per week. If you want to walk over here from the surrounding neighborhoods, definitely do so. Staff and people are friendly. Not too loud or chaotic in the area. Bring cash since not all vendors may accept credit cards. Bring a reusable bag! Love wearing hats outside on sunny days. Smell fresh breads and greens early in the morning. Have a great day!

Visited on a hot valley weekend. LOVED this place! The people were so friendly and the produce SO…read moregood!

One of my favorite farmers markets! It's conveniently located in the parking lot of the Belmont…read moreCaltrans station and offers plenty of parking in the lot and along El Camino Real. It's on the smaller side, but plenty of produce and prepared food vendors to choose from. The vendors are all super friendly and accommodating. We should support local growers and small businesses!

Quick take: neighborhood farmer's market…read more This location is conveniently located close to home. It's nice to be able to take a walk to the Caltrains parking lot for some fresh fruits and veggies. It's definitely a smaller market with less vendors. But it's super convenient if you live anywhere near the Ralston/El Camino Safeway by the Belmont station. This FM is open on Sundays year round between 9am to 1pm. I would love to see more vendors come out this way.