I have fond memories of visiting this store with my Dad…read more Recently, I visited. I had the good fortune to purchase a fine spicy ketchup from a friendly salesperson, which I have much enjoyed. The general staff are also helpful and nice. When I walk into this store, I feel a great sense of nostalgia for simpler times.

I love Sprouts. Today I came to do a meet and greet with Paul Saladino. He is promoting his line of…read moresupplements Heart & Soil. I follow Paul on Instagram, he's the carnivore diet MD. Sprouts now carried his product, but he also has an online store as well. Although I didn't go in the store. Sprouts is and has been my go to store for produce. I think their produce is top notch, they have a large selection of organic. I can always find what I need. They have a great app to help save money. And I love that too.

Best to avoid this place - poor service, way over priced and poor quality food. Better value,…read morefresher food and helpful service at any HEB or Sprouts.

Great people Everyone who works there has always been so…read morefriendly. My dad and sister told me about this place and although prices are a bit higher thank a place not in the neighborhood- I feel good supporting a local business that does good for the community.

I'm generally not much of an acai bowl fan, so take my word for it when I say that the spoonable…read moresmoothies they're slinging at Clean Juice are pretty darned great. Fresh, not too sweet, generously topped with fruits and granola, and incredibly satisfying when you add a drizzle of nut butter. It's perfect for a light lunch or hefty snack. Service is fast, but if you need it even faster, you can order ahead. Take it outside to enjoy on a nice day.

So many different juices and smoothies. Great variety, highly recommend. The owner was working the…read morecounter, nice man!! This place is killer. Give it a try. We'll be back! Just found the place

It's been a long time since I've been to this farmers market. It's a little small, but they have a…read morelarge selection of venders. Hand made lamps, plants, produce, soaps, seafood, dog treats, Always like to support local farmers and artist.

Barton creek farmers market has doubled in size since I last went. You can choose from a selection…read moreof fruits and vegetables to gumbo, tamales and sweets. My favorites include the gumbo and bread pudding, homemade breads and scones. Omg Tamales addiction chicken and mole tamale made my heart hum. Many vendors provided samples and were super friendly. This farmers market has a little of everything. The booths sprawled throughout the parking lot. Total chill vibe...

Knowledgable and kind people run this co-op! Their booth always has high quality vegetables and…read moreherbs. The produce stays fresh longer than grocery store produce! Delicious and good community. I urge anyone who needs veggies or eggs to go to Yard to Market. I also have bought more affordable transplants from them.

From the owner: Yard to Market Co-op sells sustainably grown produce and eggs from backyard gardeners and small…read morefarms in the Austin area. Visit our farm stands at the SFC Sunset Valley Farmers' Market on Saturdays and HOPE Farmers' Market on Sundays.

Forgive me fiesta... I was in a rush needed to get in and out quickly. Even though it's a big…read moremarket it was pretty empty on an early weekday,This is a market that predominantly has Hispanic foods. The produce guy asked me to speak Spanish since it seemed that was what he spoke. The cashiers spoke English ianf Spanish.I was specifically looking for aji dulce peppers , and fresh ciulantro( not cilantro) . I had wanted to make an authentic Sofrita, .these peppers I'm not familiar with but trying to make an authentic Sofrita without substitutions of other available peppers. . When I went in, I grabbed one cart it was stuck in another cart, went on to another cart ... same thing. So finally wrestled a cart free and the wheels are all jacked up veering me off to the left... ugh! I asked the produce man , where I could find the aji dulce peppers and he starts pointing out every sweet pepper ( red, green, yellow) which in his defense are sweet peppers, but not the ones I was looking for). I specifically picked Fiesta because instacart had the peppers listed for Fiesta,. But they did not have them. I . Great fresh produce. Just like any other market, you need to compare prices from the regular grocery store that you use .'some prices were higher than you would find at the larger grocery chains. If there was a fiesta by me I would definitely shop produce. There was also Bakery with a small selection. I bought a pumpkin empanada. It wasn't it as sweet as the Panaderia that I go to, but maybe it was a more traditional taste without a lot of sugar.

I do recommend Fiesta becuase they have a selection of international items for your specials need…read more Also a good meat poultry are and , of course the Bakery is one of my favorite. Sweet delicious bread , cakes, bolillos etc. Also good prices. Love Fiesta

Segovia is not a business anyone should support. They aren't considerate of local farmers. Their…read morecore intensions are not aligned with quality produce. They are just after cheapest stuff at their convenience. The owner Rick literally said "I don't care what farm we buy from" DO NOT SUPPORT SEGOVIA

I love Segovia produce! They have been a critical part of the local Austin food and restaurant…read morescene for as long as I have lived here (over 10 years)! Their produce is truly top-notch and a staple in the Austin food community. As a long time restaurant worker, I can confidently say they supply the cities best.

I recently came across Hill Country Produce Club. He delivers at various locations all around…read moreAustin. The vegetables and fruits are locally grown. You do not get to pick your heavy bag full of produce, but I feel I am definitely eating healthier. He has recipes on his website. He charges $20 that definitely feeds two, and you can choose whether you want the produce by the week or bi-monthly or possibly monthly. Try it. I'm sure you will love it.

I've driven past this place for decades and never went inside until recently. It's a really cool…read moreIndian grocery store! I was made aware that they sell pre-made food which is why I went in. They have a counter in the back; I'm not sure if it was specific for that day, but all the options were vegetarian only. That said, the prices are pretty reasonable and they can make some things to order too eg Biryani. The grocery store is sizable too, they have a whole produce section and several isles. Big parking lot out front too, since it's inside an outdoor shopping center.

South Austin has very limited Desi (Indian/Pakistani/Bangladeshi etc) food store options. Desi…read morebrothers does a decent job in catering to this niche. Grocery, spice, lentils, and various snacks are priced low but the quality isn't always there. Sometimes the groceries aren't up to par and are moldy/rotting which is a bit concerning. Likewise the lentils sometimes aren't packed well, I've find strings and bugs in there. Definitely take some time to review the products you buy. The store itself is a little cluttered and seemingly messy and could benefit from a cleaning. Otherwise the staff is pretty friendly.

Este Garden takes farm to table to the next level. Este Garden is directly behind Este restaurant…read moreand supplies herbs, fruits and vegetables to the restaurant. Now I understand why the restaurant's food is so good. This is small but flourishing garden. The corn appears to be struggling with the heat but all other garden items appear to be thriving. With such high temperatures in Austin, totally understandable. Este provides complimentary valet parking , so my friend and I were able to seat in the garden and chat more. That was a nice perk. The garden is free to the public ($0).... Great value! In we encountered another couple in the garden. The wife was enamoured with the figs.