Lots of fresh fruit and vegetables at very reasonable prices. We have found our place to purchase…read moreour produce. Everyone is very helpful and friendly. Overall, a very positive experience.

A great variety of reasonably priced fruits and veggies. It is a good stop for staples and the…read morefruit is ripe and fresh. The environment is peaceful the staff is friendly. I had heard about this place many times and I am glad I finally stopped by. I got blackberries, a pineapple, lemons, limes, green onions, oranges and a watermelon. It is great to support a small business that also supports the community. They have an inside and outside area for fruits and veggies.

First, follow them on Instagram. You'll know what fruit or vegetable they have that week. This…read moreplace sells in bulk and it's pretty expensive. You can order online and choose your time for pick up so they can bring it out to your car. You could also go and stand in line and someone will come out with a list of items available. We bought a case of avocados, mangoes, and blueberries. About $19 per person for three of us and we divided three. Even divided by three, I still ended up with about 16 mangoes, about 30 avocados, and five blueberry containers. They take cash or credit. Everyone is very nice. Parking is available on site.

This is the best produce market in town! I love having a place where I can find fresh, raw, and…read morereal food to eat. All of the staff is super friendly and helpful. Whatever you need they are willing to pull for you. They also have "Deals of the Day" . I found lots of deals today; grapes, mangoes, strawberries, kiwis, spinach, honeycrisp apples and watermelons. I cut the cold watermelon when I got home and it has to be the sweetest one I have had anywhere all summer! The beautiful cauliflower (shown in pic) is from a previous haul. If you consume a lot of fruit and vegetables like we do, do yourself and your pocketbook a favor and shop here. I always do. **Today when I visited, I saw they added fans, a beautiful wood seat bench to wait and design slats. **. Thank you for this!!! I % recommend.

I love those hole in the wall Mexican places that you stumble upon without even planning to visit!…read moreI was in the area and saw fruit outside so I stopped. Turned out to be a full experience chatting practicing my Spanish and sampling food. They were really friendly and actually welcoming and happy that you are excited to try their home cooking beside the fruit they serve I highly recommend if you are in the area to stop by and try this place

Where do I begin, the customer service top tier, the quality and the freshness of the fruits and…read morethe amount of the options you get is outstanding, and don't get me started on the aguas frescas specifically the coconut and melon combo

I had heard about this place from a church friend who tagged me on her Facebook post. Thankful for…read moreTania to introduce me to this place. This place is full of different vendors peddling eggs, fruits and vegetables. As you approach the gate, there is a guy who asks you what you're looking for. I had heard eggs were available so that's what I went for first. He directed me to Lozano's, which was to the left back part of the area. They were limiting each person to 60 eggs for $10 (carton of 30 eggs). They had potato (80 cents), carrots (30 cents), tomatoes (70 cents), and zucchini (80 cents) by the pound. Corn was 25 cents/ear. Avocados and celery were 50 cents each. I headed to Solano Produce to see what they had and I saw that they were selling eggs. 15 dozens for $48. An angel helped me and told me that he had bought 15 dozens for $40. I drove to the left side 13 and 14 where Bluebird Produce is. They had eggs but had to wait. I asked if they had fruits and they gave me a box. There was a cooler full of various fruits and vegetables. Fill the box up and weigh the whole thing. Fruits were limited to apples and oranges. They had lettuce, tomatoes, mushrooms, avocados, yellow pepper and so much more. My box weighed 26 pounds and they charged $25. The eggs went from $40 to $45. I wasn't too happy with that sudden change but sucked it up to buy it anyway. I knew my extended family and neighbors could probably use them. I would go back but would probably shop around more to compare prices. Difficult times shouldn't be an opportunity to take advantage of people.

There's a place called J&J produce that allows you to purchase small amounts of produce for whole…read moresale price. I awkwardly walked into this warehouse looking space but was welcomed with warmth. Great prices and service, look for J&J, first vendor on the right side of the right side.

Sometimes you do not truly appreciate something until its gone even it is temporary. Growing up in…read moreSan Antonio, TX I took the Historic Market Square (sometimes referred to as the largest Mexican market in the US) for granite. I thought it was perfectly natural to be immersed in a deeply cultural experience. It was commonplace to experience authentic mariachi's singing in the courtyard or inside the buildings within the Market Square. The mariachi "greto" is so distinctive - a loud, emotion yell that is used to convey joy and passion. Also, to watch the folklórico dancers perform was just beauty incarnate. During the holidays choirs sang both in English and Spanish. My heart melts just thinking about all these wonderful experiences over the years. Historic Market Square captures the essence of San Antonio. One key element of the Market Square is the food and beverages...authentic Mexican food and beverages. Churros are staple in many Latin cultures but certainly in San Antonio. There are two key restaurants within the Historic Market Square that are extremely authentic - La Margarita and Mi Tierra's. When eating at these restaurants you feel like you are in a totally immersive experience from the homemade tortillas to pan dulce. Also, let us not forget about every permutation of margaritas. My heart skips a beat when I think about Historic Market Square. So, totally happy I had chance to return home.

A Mexican market filled with shops for gifts and items that are colorful and fun is here…read more Owners of the many stores were welcome you to shop and did not feel pressured to buy. We came looking for a specific Mexican vanilla and found many but not one looking for although found some other cute bags designed with the River Walk motif. Prices are reasonable for this area and on a Friday am in the rain it was not crowded. Parking downtown is challenging and some local restaurants allow you to stay for a few hours.

This review is for their coffee/smoothie bar only:…read more Be aware Central Market is under major renovation. Half of the market was closed off, but something new that popped up near the front of the store was a coffee/smoothie bar. We stopped in for a quick to go order of a coffee, pastry, and smoothie. I loved the fact that there is an option to make your own. I was able to choose my base, 2 fruit options, and a veggie. I chose - blueberry, strawberry, (comes with a banana), spinach, and almond milk. Perfect! Healthy and fresh. The girl behind the counter was friendly and accommodating. There's also a gelato bar. Curious to see what's new when renovations are done!

sept 18 noon.I drove 40 miles to Central Market today after speaking directly with a staff member…read morein the meat department yesterday. He specifically told me to come back today for veal cutlets, assuring me that if they weren't already out, he would cut them fresh for me. When I arrived, I was told the shipment never came and they didn't have any. Mistakes and shipment delays happen, but what made this truly frustrating was the complete lack of customer service. When I explained that I had just made an 80-mile round trip based on their explicit word, the only response I received was a dismissive "too bad." I expected far better accountability and communication from a store that prides itself on quality and service. Very disappointing experience.

Think of a creative way to travel on a budget. I stayed at a hotel near by and I decided to shop…read morefor my meals at H-E-B in downtown. The store is so cute and tiny. It's like a convenience store without the hassle of finding parking. I think it exists because of hotels in the area. There were so many tourists coming here and I was one of them. Store opens til 10 pm. Gas station is in the parking lot. Ha! Inside, I was able to find my breakfast usuals and nighttime spirits. I also spotted my favorite protein packs - tuna in punches. High in protein and zero in carbs. I also grabbed some crackers from the next aisle. Staying at a hotel, I usually get large containers of drinking water. There happened to have buy 5 of 1-gallon jug of water for $5. Really reasonable. I would be back. I might be walking here during the day next time I visit San Antonio.

Small store but had plenty of brand name products to satisfy my curiosity. Unfortunately they…read moredidn't have the collectable halloween bag and spicy chips I came for but still left with plenty of heb branded snacks. Friendly and helpful staff helped me find some items I needed. Appreciated the outdoor shaded seating area while I waited for my ride.

I've been here several times over the years... Anytime I fly into San Antonio on a Sunday, I try to…read morestop in to walk through the Farmer's Market and grab small bites from the various vendors. They always have amazing Mexican food and smoked meats. The setting is beautiful too, with plenty of seating and shading to stay cool and sit while you dine or rest. Definitely worth visiting!

Pearl Farmers Market is one of my favorite weekend activities!…read more This farmers market has been going on for a couple of years and it just keeps getting bigger and better with each year. On Saturdays they host more of the classic "farmers market" where you can find local produces from around the area. However, on Sundays they host a "makers market" where is mainly produce and stuff made by amazing local businesses. The market has grown so much in the last couple of years that now truly covers the entire outdoor space of The Pearl. For the summer they changed their hours and markets start at 9am and I believe in winter they will move it back to 10am. They also host a couple evening markets on the weekdays for those looking to stay out of the heat. This market is always such a great time and it is very family and pet-friendly! Make sure to check them out on an upcoming weekend.

The owner was really nice and gave us samples of so many things and explained all the oils. It was…read morea really great experience. I didn't know that olive oil tasting was even a thing. Try the balsamic ones too, they're super good.

Exceptional store in service, product varieties and quality. Owner and staff are very knowledgeable…read moreand friendly. Very conveniently located close to a major highway. Great to pick up great oils and vinegars for you and as gifts.