It's been awhile since I've been to my local farmers market. All my favorite seasonal vegetables…read moreare near out of season but fortunately I was able to get some fresh produce. They also have vendors that will cook a variety of hot food for you to try

The Vallejo Farmer's Market is the best! So much variety of fresh produce, mushrooms, fish,…read moreflowers, etc. Plus, they accept EBT (just make sure to stop by the booth to get the vouchers)! All the vendors are super nice! All the fruits are always so delicious and always nice to snag some free samples. For a few highlights, E&H Farms have the best mushrooms. I love the Salsa's Chick's Mango Salsa. Julie's baked potatoes are so fluffy and filled with so many fix ins. You really can't go wrong with any of the fresh produce! There's really a lovely community here with so many regulars visiting every Saturday morning, rain or shine. The market is the best when it's a beautiful sunny day as there will be live music and the street is packed with more vendors. It's a great way to support local farmers and small businesses.

Great Store to shop in Always Great location…read more From Fairfield to the Store location Food is always fresh. Great for Me.

Love this place. One of my favorite Asian markets in Vallejo. They have a wide variety and the best…read moreproduce. Staff is always kind and aisles are always stocked.

Parking is $5. There was still plenty of parking around 11am. Although it was crowded inside the…read moremarket. I see what Google reviews meant by it's all the same stuff. Several vendors sell similar things. There is produce, children's toys, clothing, tools, furniture, plants, some electronics. It felt a bit like a free for all. There didn't seem to be much organization in where the vendors go except all the produce vendors were in one place. So you'll spend some time wandering around. For food there were some Mexican food trucks, Lee's Chinese and American food (x2), an ice cream cart, and Agua Fresca. We got one medium agua fresca and a bottle of water ($9 total). It was fun to check out but I probably won't come here regularly unless I know I'm in search of something very specific like produce or tools.

Parking $5 cash only , parking attendant security teams stroll about the aisles …read more We decided to stop to see what items we can find. Sadly not much that grabs our attention. A good size indoor space with a good selection of furniture . Fruit stalls and plant stands has quite a collection.

The marinated arrachera preparado is THE ONE!! I tried this at my friend's house and it was so good…read morethat I had to pick some up for my own shindig the following week. Somewhat of a small(ish) neighborhood grocery store that also sells tacos/burritos/prepared fruits/fresh guacamole. I was able to buy everything I needed to prepare a feast of street tacos, elote salad, and shrimp ceviche. I like that they have their own parking lot behind the store for easy parking. I will definitely go back to try more of the marinated meats! The meat counter was fast

Like to get ripped off? Love wasting your money for…read morerelentless overpriced products? Most if not all no longer price labelled? Then go to El 2 de Oros! There it will be your chance to empty your wallet quickly with totally overpriced products! We where out of milk so I went to get a quart as we live around the corner on Alabama St. I gave the cashier a $5 bill but was stunned when I got only 49 cents back! $ 4.51 for a quart of milk???? WTF!? So for a gallon you "need to get a bank loan"? I asked and the cashier confirmed. I said NO! Not like that! I'm not paying artificially greedy inflated prices like that! We can do without. The buck stops here! The store manager had to be called as I wanted a refund. I told him that all grocery stores in the are, even overpriced Safeway charges far less for a quart; $ 1.98 and al their products are price labelled. He snapped back: "Then go buy it there!" Thanks! I will! I'm done with you! I know "El de 2 Oros "for over 15 years and it used to have price labels on products and fairly reasonable prices. Not anymore! Since the Covid hysteria --which they still practice by running around in masks-- They no longer label anything and their prices have gone through the roof. Carpe Diem, greed is good? Milk & bilk? I once got slapped with almost $ 30.- charge for a few apples and oranges! So a couple of years ago I suggested to the store manager to do at least a price range labeling as it would give buyers a fair chance and decision and not get sucker punched once the cashier rung all up and then having to wait for an refund/exchange process. Nah, to much work... I'm done with them! As a consumer, a client and I have the right to know the price of items before and not "after the fact" purchase!

The food is delicious! I got the pork tamales in salsa roja and they had just the right amount of…read morespice and were packed with a fair amount of pork. I'm so glad they were at the Roseville farmer's market. The lady who helped me was also kind, and the atmosphere was friendly. I'd totally buy more!

I recently purchased a dozen tamales (6 pollo verde, 6 pollo rojo), plus containers of rice and…read morebeans from them at the Lake Merritt Farmer's Market in Oakland on Saturday, April 4th. The tamales were good (pollo verde), but I was REALLY disappointed to find the beans all moldy when I opened the container upon getting home! This really tears me apart because the woman was so nice and warm in her personality, plus she gave me and my son a sample of her guac w/chips. Unfortunately, I had to throw the beans away. I'd give them a lower rating, but the customer service was good and the tamales were solid. I messaged them directly on their social media (Instagram), but they've yet to respond to me by the time I wrote this review.