Most nostalgic farmers market after being a Davis Grad! It has a bit of everything you need, the…read morevendors are all friendly, lively and just a pleasure to support. The atmosphere of the market is unmatched, truly miss is after leaving and anytime I pass by Davis and the market is on, I try and make a stop for the apple cider and a pastry. Can't wait to come back!

I was pressed for time so I didn't have time to explore the entire market, but I really enjoyed…read morewalking through a part of the Davis Farmers Market on a Saturday afternoon. There's a good amount of vendors and they are conveniently located under a shaded overhang areas. I got some snacks and plants! Can't wait to have more time to explore the entire market in the future.

My partner stopped by to pick up a pie before heading back to the Bay Area, and he couldn't stop…read moretalking about how much he used to love their pumpkin pies when he lived near University of California, Davis. This time, we decided to try the Dark Chocolate Truffle Cream Pie, and wow !! It absolutely lived up to the hype. The pie was rich, decadent, and incredibly satisfying. Honestly, you only need a small slice before feeling completely full. The whipped cream was light, fluffy, and honestly a dream. Between the two of us, it took an entire week to finish because of how indulgent it was. My partner usually always goes for fruit pies, but this chocolate cream pie completely converted him and now he wants to keep trying all of their cream pies. Definitely worth the stop!

I don't get to visit either of the Ikedas locations but when I do, it's usually the Davis location…read moresince it's closest to me. I love coming to this local shop for their pies and baked goods. They also have fresh locally grown fruits and vegetables. Pros: supporting locally grown food. Everything is baked fresh and they have some of their stuff frozen (pies, cobbler, tamales, patsy, etc). There's plenty of parking on their gravel lot and they offer local UC Davis students a discount. Cons: none, I wish I lived closer though!

So I found this gem of a place when I went to upper crust in Davis at their pizza night and no one…read morebehold there was the Davis co-op. It's what Whole Foods was before. Amazon stepped in if I had my way, I would do all my shopping there. It's nothing scares me worse than bread that'll last way past a shelf date which I feel like when you get things in the grocery store that's what's going on So run don't walk and get your fresh veggies if you can at the Davis co-op

Always great food; great, friendly people and chill vibes. Also very queer-friendly 24/7/365, so it…read morewas wonderful to see their rainbow crosswalk framed by an actual rainbow.

Their pizza bagels at Nugget Markets are EVERYTHING. Seriously, they are that good. The only…read moredownside is that you have to go super early in the morning if you want to get one because they sell out really fast. The people who work at the bakery are amazing and always so helpful, especially when I am not sure what to order. Even though I do not go very often, every time I do, I am greeted with so much hospitality, and it really makes the experience feel welcoming. Overall, it is such a great spot. If you are able to get there early, I highly recommend trying their pizza bagels because they are 100 percent worth it.

I have come multiple times to get sandwiches, but I felt like leaving a review this time. The staff…read moreare always very welcoming and kind. Almost always a line for sandwiches! Pork Banh Mi - 8/10 The pickled carrots add a nice brightness to the sandwich. The pork is like a slow cooked carnitas meat, which I really like. Wish it were more authentic. TBA - 7/10 Very good amount of avocado for the price. Turkey and bacon are nice but don't stand out much. All together a good sandwich, but nothing to write home about.

We had a family get-together in & around Davis for the UC graduation weekend in mid-June. On…read moreSunday morning we met to have brunch in the area adjacent to the park where the craft & vintage fair was happening. After we ate and the group split off into a couple of directions, some of us went over to check out the event. It was getting to the main heat of the day, so staying in the shade as much as possible was a priority. There was a nice variety of vendors with different kinds of mostly handmade items. From beautiful jewelry to clothing, to crafty decor pieces, woodwork, suncatchers, and much more. It was a bit too hot for me to have full enthusiasm for shopping. I ended up find a spot to sit and people watch while Dear Hubby and our nieces were browsing. I was waiting on a musical group to get organized after a break to start playing. They were the main reason that I took off a star. It took them a very long time to start performing. That, and the heat - it didn't feel as fun and festive as I might have expected. That being said, I would definitely consider returning the next time we're in the area. There is a fair amount of free parking adjacent to the fair area of the park. I see from their website that they typically provide the event two Sundays a month throughout most of the year. That's a nice community offering on a regular basis. Overall, prices seemed fair and the vendors were very friendly.

My friends and I spotted a poster by our friend's house stating that the Davis Craft & Vintage Fair…read morewas open on Sunday 10-4 PM in the Central Park Pavilion. I'm so glad we ended up going, there were so many amazing stalls and products being sold. There was jewelry, hair accessories, scarves, baby toys, skincare, candles, a vintage clothing store, wood carved goods, wood notebooks, and more. I ended up purchasing jiggling scent bubbles from K and D Kreations and a vanilla scented sugar scrub from a goat milk skincare stall. I also spotted a hand knit and crocheted stall that took custom orders, I took note of it for the future! There's food trucks selling handmade pies, a lemonade stand, coffee, and Hawaiian shaved ice. The live music is really relaxing. This is definitely worth a visit if you're in the area- and if you're not, no worries! I spoke with many of the vendors and they were very friendly and let me know that they tend to sell their goods at the farmers market in West Sacramento and other neighboring areas.

Away a please to stop by. Today we were on a quest for getting veggies for the football party we…read morewere attending that afternoon. We found a little bag of carrots and some Mandarins to bring. I pre pealed the mandarins before the party so they were easy to much on and it was a success. We also got some kiwis. I belive it was a bag of 6 for $0.99. A great deal for kiwis. Last time I got them and saved them in the fridge and they lasted a week. These are a bit soft so hopefully they will last just as long. We also got a head of Lettuce for under $2 which is a good deal. It's nice and fresh, we got iceberg this time and it was a big head. Last time we got green leaf and the time before that we got the red leaf. All very fresh. Parking was easy. When we arrived maybe when we got there we saw 5 cars in the parking lot so we got a space right up front. When we left it over doubled, it was still easy to get out. Traffic flows well. Bathrooms were well stocked and clean. It's always a must stop on our journey. Pedrick Produce is the place to stop for produce and dry goods.

It's our regular stopping ground when driving back from Sacramento. This place has those old-school…read morefarm vibes--even if it doesn't quite have the old-school farm prices. It's a little on the pricey side, but definitely worth a stop to stretch your legs and grab a quick bite before jumping back on the road for the rest of a long drive. And as a bonus, they've got a great collection of hot sauces. BB

Since it's in spring quarter there's rainbow orchard apples, mandarins, pure raw honey, pastries,…read moreafrican dips! near the library and bus stops, on-campus. there's tents for shade and the people are nice.

I've driven by this place many times and decided to visit when the traffic was in stand still. The…read moreproduce was affordable and fresh. They also offer a variety of goods from other countries. They accept credit card, but with a minimum.

Great fruit and location. The fruit is always fresh, and you can get black watermelon here. The…read morestand is conveniently located right off the freeway.