Gallardo's farm products from Watsonville, CA, are 100% organic and the best! Come and check them…read moreout, you will love them.

Every Wednesday from 9am-1pm, come by to shop for some fresh, delicious, and healthy produce and…read moreother products at the East Palo Alto Farmers Market at Bloomhouse! If you're an EPA/San Mateo County resident, definitely sign up for their composting program! Every time you bring back their composting bin, you'll get $4 Veggie Cash that you can use at the market! And sometimes they have seedlings you can take home for free! Also, be sure to stop by Plastic Free Future California booth for a free homemade reusable bag! They're usually there starting at 10am. They have a great incentive program! Each time you reuse your bag at the market (reuse your bag 5 times), you'll get a chance to get another reusable bag or a glass drinking jar! It's a small farmers market, but new and different vendors are always there! They occasionally have cooking demos on-site and have other interesting booths! Parking is small, so come early or park in the area on the right when you come into the entrance! Definitely stop by if you're in the area and support these great businesses and farmers!

I ordered the Super BLT ($14.99) that came with turkey, bacon, tomatoes and lettuce on toasted…read morebread. It wasn't a very complicated sandwich, but it was really tasty with good quality ingredients and expert assembly. I'm really looking forward to trying other sandwiches

I've been hearing a lot about the sandwiches here so I had to try them. Came on late afternoon on…read moreMonday and it wasn't busy at all. Ordered the Jack wolf and super BLT. Jack wolf comes with low sodium turkey and roast beef. The additional toppings lettuce, tomatoes, pepperoncini, onions ,mayo & mustard on a toasted Dutch crunch. Asked for light mayo and the sandwich was good. Super BLT comes with low sodium turkey, bacon, avocado and all the additional toppings in a toasted sour dough bread. Overall the sandwich was ok for me. The way the sandwich was put together made it easily to fall apart. I'll definitely be back to try other sandwiches.

Charlies Market has been in the community since the 90's and has a variety of Islander food. They…read moreare the only Pacific Islander Market in East Palo Alto. If you are expecting them to open at the said time which states 10am, they don't honor time or their customers who wait for half an hour to an hour in order to open their business. Pretty disappointing considering that it's been this way for years. Neelam in San Mateo and San Bruno are also Pacific Islander Markets and they open at 7:30am and 10am ON TIME!! It's worth the drive.

I love this place. This place is a pinnacle of our community and our Polynesian community. The…read moreproducts are available for your convenience and the quality is good. The family has been a part of this community for years and the service is great. The place is a little dark and dim but it works. Shop here for all of your South Pacific and Asian food needs.

Really nice market. The produce is absolutely top notch and priced the same as the competitors…read more The meat is a little pricey but all high quality. The staff cannot be beat. Always a hello and a warm smile. The layout is straightforward and everything is easy to find. They lean towards some of the more premium versions of a lot of their inventory. Very expensive place to buy ALL of your groceries, but you will never run across a quality issue.

This market has deteriorated since ownership change. New employees primarily mess around on…read morepda's.Former hispanic employees were good. This ownership does not know food. Vegetables dry out in cold case. Constantly bombarding reward program members about supporting local. Not this local place in my opinion. Deli has gone in wrong direction. Lack of variety in hot foods..cold prepared foods. Soups overcooked. Salads now old. Zero service in store other than checking out.

Love this market, with its fresh produce at good prices, and the wide variety of balsamic vinegars…read moreand infused olive oils are the best. Watch for sales. They offer many other grocery items as well. I really like that they offer sample tastes of the olive oils and vinegars and suggestions & recipes to pair each item. Reasonable prices. And it's great that it's conveniently located at Stanford Shopping Center.

Sigona's Farmers Market is located in the Stanford Shopping Center close to Pacific Catch. A nice…read moremarket with fresh produce, artisanal cheeses, wine, pasta, etc. The service from the staff is friendly and helpful, especially the cheesemonger. They started out in 1975 and continue to grow strong and serve the local community. Visit their "flagship store in Redwood City, across from Costco."

The kabobs were incredibly fresh and full of flavor--we really loved the food! The only downside is…read morethe limited parking and seating, so it can be a bit crowded. Definitely worth a visit for the quality of the food.

I suggest you guys close this business…read more This is one of the most disgusting experiences I've had with a store ,start with the staff is soo rude ,the butcher start fighting me over a question, I bought a beef i can't wait to reach home to throw it in the garbage because of the bad smell , bought frozen zalatimo kunafa which is a wonderful sweet brand and guess what it ALL OVER ROTTEN, Third experience which is also zalatimo qatayef and i opened all the windows of my house and the smell won't go away Total scam , they want to make money and sell rotten meat and products

Pull in here and get a hot link made fresh within 5 minutes. Nice little convenience store if you…read morerun out of something like flour or soap. Or need to grab beer, wine or tobacco products.

Station wagons and El Caminos with 24s.Dudes walking pit bulls and all types of interesting…read morecharacters roam here.. Ok booze and drink selection. Rough looking patrons.

- 4.6: Jordanian pancakes; these are a great accompaniment to the soft-serve. They are Just thick…read moreenough and spongy enough to hold the soft serve. - 4.0: Oat Rose soft serve: Available daily 10am-2pm. Oat milk, vanilla, cardamom, rose water, sea salt. Sprinkled with pistachio. Waaaaay too expensive at $8. It's the most overpriced soft-serve in the history of soft-serve. Also: The flavor is very muted. But it goes great with the Jordanian pancakes. - 4.0: espresso shot. A respectable Italian style shot with structure. But very sour. - 2.5: Dessert rose latte. Flavor is too muted.

Backyard Brew is my new go-to coffee spot. The pistachio baklava latte was perfect, and don't even…read moreget me started on their pastries - the leek parmesan thing they have and butter croissant were *chef's kiss*. Super impressed with how the staff handled the Sunday rush, keeping everything organized and warm (coffee and pastries came out together!). Love the vibe and that they have plenty of seating with a creative menu that makes me want to try everything. Definitely worth hunting down this slightly off-the-path spot. Already planning my next visit!​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​