Mint x chlorophyll version tasted mildly like mouthwash or a dentist's office. I was kinda into it,…read moreconsidering I chose it because the label said "detox" (other flavors have other purposes on the label). Downed the whole bottle in one go the morning after I'd eaten something quite unhealthy.

The tonic drinks from Creative Cultures are so delicious! And it is wonderful to drink something…read morethat restores my body and energy to health but still feels like I'm having a treat. They're local, fresh, nourishing and thirst quenching, as well as unique, and I have to say again, delicious:)

We were driving back home from Panthers beach and I saw the ICONIC HUGE YELLOW CHAIR and made my…read moreboyfriend stop and see what this place was about. Upon walking in I saw a little pumpkin patch they had and all the AMAZING fruits. Pretty good deal as well! I got 7 mini avocados for $1, some strawberries, plums, watermelon and nectarines. Super yummy and refreshing. The gentleman who was working there was super friendly with us. Definitely would recommend this place!

Fantastic farmer's market. I love the huge chair they have out front. It's hilarious too when you…read moresee yourself tiny in those photos. I love their handmade soaps as well. I had to buy one and their strawberries, watermelons, cherries, peaches, and everything are fresh! It's well worth the price and visit. It's such an awesome little market just down the coast so come and visit if you drive down the coast in Santa Cruz!

IMHO Such a…read morebeautiful produce market! We had just finished having breakfast at The Cook House and my friend needed to buy a bunch of green onions, so across the street we go! The first thing I noticed before entering the market, was the freezer compartment chock full of Marianne's Ice Cream! Unfortunately, we didn't have a cooler in our trunk to keep any frozen goods cold, so we had to forgo buying Marianne's. The market is bright, clean, and full of beautiful produce and other staples. Cashier was friendly.

what would improve Capitola Village produce is to have organic fruit and vegetables? I stopped…read morethere once and they did not have any organic apples at all. I have not been back because I do not like to have fruit with pesticides because not only is it on the outside. It can go into the inside. And you can't wash off the inside, especially the berries.

I recently left a pretty scathing review of Capitola Produce Market near Gayles Bakery because the…read moreexperience there was genuinely disappointing. But right afterward we came to Sunnyside Produce and the difference was night and day. That contrast made me realize how important it is to give credit where it's due, especially after calling out bad service somewhere else. Sunnyside absolutely deserves praise. From the moment we walked in we were met with kind helpful people who were actually attentive and happy to assist. There was no attitude or indifference, just friendly efficient service. The team here clearly cares about what they do and about the customers walking through the door. The produce is fresh vibrant and well-organized, with a great mix of organic and local options that are thoughtfully stocked. Everything looked clean and cared for from the shelves to the displays, and it made shopping here feel relaxed and enjoyable. The prices are solid too, better than most other local places when you factor in the quality. It does not feel overpriced, and you actually leave with the sense that you got value for your money. What stood out the most to me is the atmosphere. This place has a soul. You are not just shopping, you are being welcomed. That is rare. After our visit I felt like this review needed to be written not just to balance out a negative one, but because Sunnyside Produce genuinely deserves recognition for doing things right. If you are looking for a place with real service, real food, and real people, this is it.

Excellent produce market in Soquel .They have a very nice assortment of fruits and veggies.Plus an…read moreassortment of other items like dip chips ect.The employees here a very helpful.They have a nice parking lot

I have loved the Everett farm since I first discovered them. I never go with an agenda and always…read moreleave with something delightfully fresh. There current hours are "open daily, 10-5" and I don't think that's reflected on the Yelp page. Definitely cruise by if you're in the area.

This is my local farm stand and I love it. Yummy fruits and veggies, awesome mushrooms, excellent…read morecider. When there the people are very nice, and when not it is easy to pay with Venmo. I like the peace and quiet and rustic surroundings as well. Yay!

Large fruit bol! Has just a ton of things in it, pineapple, seeds, watermelon, bananas, kiwi. It's…read morepretty much a tropical vegan garden for your mouth. It's bird food on crack - so good.

Some of my favorite Santa Cruz moments always seem to happen on Saturdays. Maybe it is the way that…read moremorning fog gives way to bright sunshine. Maybe it is the extra casual vibe that the weekend brings. Maybe it is the fact that bakeries, coffee shops, and wine tasting rooms are all primed and ready for business. The Westside Saturday farmers' market opens at 9am. If you arrive a bit early, you can find easy street parking and scout out the line of vendors ahead of time. Some sellers come from the Watsonville area, like Happy Boy Farms, some from Pescadero, like Blue House and Root Down, while others are super local. 11th Hour serves superb coffee drinks, and Companion Bakeshop sells bread and pastries. Food trucks dish out tasty breakfast fare as well, and fresh veg is plentiful, including things like local avocados, lemons, and heirloom fruits of all sorts. This isn't a huge market like some on the Peninsula or the City, but the quality and charm of the location, plus the excellent 11th Hour coffee service, more than compensate for the smallish size. Start your Santa Cruz Saturday here and move on to other fun adventures knowing that you've stocked up on freshness for the week ahead!

To Market, to Market…read more Great little farmers market located at the west end of Santa Cruz in a random parking lot near one of our favorite state parks, Wilder Ranch. In fact, we arrived here after a hike at Wilder as we were trying to kill time between hiking and having lunch. The Good: * Small but mighty, as they have a little bit of everything here. * Live music * Food stands * Lots of the usual stuff you'd find at FMs, like fruit, veg, honey, and baked goods. They even had a gluten-free bakery, which made my sister very happy. The Meh: * This location is Saturday only (9 a.m. - 1 p.m.) The Ugly: * Parking is free but a real shit show. This location is almost too popular for its own good. Conclusion: Swell Farmers Market with lots of options and entertainment.

JUNE, SUMMER VISIT: Pumpkin patch not open but the barn…read moremarket still is Some neat finds, lots of stuff in the barn. Vegetables, corn, lettuce, peas, strawberries, jam, soap, chocolate, more. Picked up a jar of picked quail eggs, onions, cucumber and carrot to try at home Good prices for strawberries, $6 for good size box, good for a farm along the highway. At Another farm nearby it was much pricier. In June, it's in season, so it was sweet. Water pipe was not working so could not use sink to wash the fruit first. Staff advised I could just eat them as is from the box. It's certified organic

Stopped here on our way to Half Moon Bay from Monterey. Bought the sweetest strawberries and a…read morebasket of mixed green that were still in water and uncut. The proprietor said he took the time to arrange them this way bcs people gravitate to them. I definitely did. Two days later still enjoying them! Thank you!! Wish I had bought more strawberries!

5/5: The Break-a-dilla Breakfast Dilla with bacon $12.70 is great; it's a thick quesadilla made…read morewith a burrito wrap.

I walked by this place a hundred times before I realized it wasn't a public bathroom. But don't let…read morethe looks deceive you, the food is amazing! I like bringing family/friends here and watching the surfers across the street while eating. The poké bowls are always a hit. Note that the portions are small for the price, but the view makes it worth it.