Love Robledo's! Convenient location, wonderful fruit & vegetables at a fair price. Backed by an…read moreamazing family. Thank you!

Literally the best strawberries! Most likely bc they are picked daily and don't travel far. They…read moreare better than most berries I get at the local farmer's market. I have purchased stone fruit, cherries, tomatoes, onions, Swiss chard, snow peas and other items. The people are friendly and the prices pretty average/fair.

Best strawberries in town!! Love the convenience of the location (albeit a little hairy pulling out…read moreif there's a lot of traffic). Good prices. We go once or twice a week when they're open. The family working this stand is always nice (despite limited English). Sad to see the stand is being torn down. Hoping it's just a rebuild...

Epic bro. Total artisan bougie berries. Solid…read more It's a shack on the side of the road. No paved driveway, no lit sign. Will probably pass the place a few times having not been there before. Look for the sign and pick a place to turn off of the road. Berries are great. If you can't find someone, holler. They are probably in back. Prices are written on a whiteboard hanging inside of the shack. Haven't tried any of their other offerings but the berries are good.

The most amazing pomegranates in the area! I have been coming back for years every autumn to get my…read morepomegranate fix. Definitely better than any store.

I purchased pomegranates last year and here I am again. First off, the owner Lauren is super sweet…read more I love visiting a business when you're always greeted with a smile. I just opened up a pomegranate and wow! Not only is it huge, it was super sweet. Seriously the best pomegranates and the best prices. You have to go and see them, I promise you will not be disappointed. Thanks again

It was a beautiful day in Benicia, so I decided to check out the Benicia Farmers Market and it did…read morenot disappoint! Picked up some snacks. I will definitely be back!

Visit Date: 07/16/26…read more First impressions here from a non-local of the 2026 version of Benicia's seasonal summer farmer's market. Held every Thursday duing summer from 4 until at least 7:30pm. It was a tad smaller than I thought it would be, covering about 2-3 short town blocks. But, they do pack a lot of booths within this space. Come for the great weather & scenery, an easy stroll, small-town bliss, to connect with community, street musicians, people watch and of course to shop. Even if prices for products & produce--organic or otherwise--are likely equivalent to, or even higher than you can find just about anyplace else. Fruit vendors generously offer free samples, a nice touch. I was hoping for a more preferable choice of hot food vendors, such as a baked potato vendor that I heard had been out here in markets past. But, didn't see them and wasn't impressed with the other offerings this time. Also disappointingly, prices at most of the food stalls aren't clearly posted if at all. And when learned, rival those at full-service sit-down restaurants. For those not in the know or visiting for the first time, both parking & entrance to the market are free. However, parking in the lower blocks of 1st St. where the market is held gets kinda tight, especially towards later hours into the event. Smarter move would dictate getting here early when the market first opens. Market is pet-friendly. Unlike the annual large Peddler's Faire event held once a year in downtown Benicia (usually in August), the farmer's market is free of alcohol serving booths. More a family event-atmosphere. But, it wouldn't be hard either for a patron to dip into one of the nearby streetside restaurants to toss back a few, if they were so inclined. They even had a street masseuse booth set up, although I can't comment on pricing. Porta potty set-up's are only at 1 end of the market near the Marina side. So, that's something to think about for us bladder-compromised folks, lol.

Small farmers market on the lawn across from the County Event Center on Jefferson and Texas…read more Although it's small there are vegetables and hot foods for sale. Fried green tomatoes, bakery items like bread and brownies, and dirty lemonade! Most of the vendors seem really friendly. Only thing missing were fresh flowers.

On Thursdays in the summer, Fairfield downtown is lucky enough to get some amazing…read moreproduce/bread/kettle corn/veggies from every corner of the delta/stanislaus area. Very hard working farmers and vendors making a trek to Solano Belt County to deliver some organic and fresh veggies and produce. Although vendors have lessened through the years d/t covid and lack of attendees, we can truly appreciate they effort that is placed in those that do show up. Pretty good prices and comparably fair to organic stands around the town. We do make it out as much as we can to support or local businesses and farmers! Great atmosphere of friendly and helpful sellers.

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 prices and the nicest lady selling the fruits and vegetables. Love the fav beans, fresh…read moregarlic and strawberries

Had the Best strawberries! Plump juicy flavorful strawberries. Greatest snacks in my household.read more

Show was dope Brandon the bartender was dope drinks was real good great service I will come back…read morefor sure!!! Thank you!

Two stars for the genius idea of a kid's playarea!!!…read more Wine tasting was $10, nothing remarkable. The olive oil, balsamic and spread tasting was complimentary with wine tasting. The big sign outside really emphasized the olive oil so that was interesting that the olive oils were not the "star" Sad to say but server was borderline unfriendly and barely acknowledged us. We had come by based on the reviews and enticing playarea but unfortunately our son fell asleep in the car so we cruised around for a half hour more​. The sign posted hours 12-6 so we figured it's 230, we've got lots of time. The hours are seemingly unavailable on the phone or web, btw. When we returned it was all closed up. So we went to jelly belly factory down the road instead. On our way back from there we see the doors are open again so curious we stop in. Casually mention this to server and she had zero response. Weird. It was dead inside, no other patrons. Felt unwelcome so we hurried and left. Too bad. Nice space though. Needs work with other issues I mentioned