Absolutely loved this spot at Liberty Station! I was just window shopping when I came across these…read morelittle jugs and realized they were samplers. I wasn't even planning to buy anything, but they got me I've been using mine for salad dressing and it's sooo refreshing! Definitely try all the flavors to see what the hype is about--you might leave with one too!

What a cool spot inside liberty station public market! Incredible array of infused olive oils, with…read moremost having taste testers. Great idea as you never know how much infused flavor there will be, and the few I tasted were very flavorful! The salt & spices section is great and I couldn't help but buy the habanero salt -- $10.99 for 3.7oz. Pretty expensive but I know it'll go a long way as it has a lot of great flavor. So delicious. Cashier was friendly. Great small business to support and I'll indeed be back!

This is some of the best olive oil I have had. The hickory and scallion are my favorites. The…read moreModerna balsamic is my go to for avocado toast. I just wish they were at more farmers markets, .

I found California Olive at a farmer's market in San Diego. They have wonderful products and I…read morecontinue them buy them even though I live far away.

Thank goodness I stumbled upon them at the Civita Farmers Market (Saturdays 9-1). This salsa is…read moreINCREDIBLE. Truly the best salsa. So fresh and so tasty. They make a wide variety with varying spice levels so there's something for everyone. Don't believe me. Ask for a sample and they offer a little chip bag with a taste of their salsa. The roasted roja and spicy roja are our favorites but their guac is also amazing! Paired with their chips and you're in for a treat! So good! We went back to the farmers market the following weekend because of how good they are.

Five star salsa and customer service! This is truly the best of the best and I recommend to…read moreeveryone in San Diego who is looking for the next best salsa! Ruth is so kind and truly a superstar!

"Lovely ladies with almond eyes Dressed in silk and laces…read moreTwilight falls and the shadows move Silently in secret places" (Doobie Brothers) Hopkins AG goes way back to the early 1900's and has successfully transformed the company from a small family farming operation into a large almond producer. How large you say? How about owning and managing over 3,000 acres of almonds in California's Southern San Joaquin Valley and running a 2500-square-foot San Diego commercial kitchen and manufacturing facility. They sell eight varieties of roasted almonds, shelled and unshelled raw almonds, three kinds of almond butters (including Mexican Chocolate!!), and gift packages. We ran into their booth at the Carlsbad Farmer's Market and saw their big variety of flavored roasted almonds. After a few samples, we scooped up a bag of Mexican Chocolate Supreme and a bag of Honey Vanilla almonds. The Mexican Chocolate almonds were roasted and dusted with cocoa, nutmeg, cane sugar, and raw honey. They were so good! The Honey Vanilla almonds were roasted with vanilla extract, cane sugar, and raw honey, and I give them a slight edge as my favorite of the two. The delicate, sweet, vanilla flavor was fantastic. All of their products are made fresh with no preservatives, and I can tell ya that their almonds are excelllent.

I've been a loyal customer for years, which is why I feel especially concerned sharing this…read moreexperience. On Sunday, February 15th, I visited your booth at the Leucadia/Encinitas farmers market to buy fresh roasted almonds and almond butter. While I was waiting in line, the vendor dropped the scoop cup onto the grass, an area where dogs walk and urinate and where many people step. I politely asked if she could use a different scoop, but she said she didn't have another one and didn't offer any solution. When I asked if she was really planning to continue using the same cup after it had fallen on the ground, she said yes and mentioned she had attended food safety school. I was honestly shocked, as it's hard to imagine any food safety training approving that practice. What concerned me most was that she didn't seem to recognize that this was unsanitary or an issue at all. I did purchase almond butter, but I chose not to get the fresh almonds because I wasn't comfortable with them being scooped using a cup that had fallen on the ground. This was disappointing and concerning, and I hope this feedback encourages better sanitation practices moving forward so customers can feel confident about food handling.

Fun to browse and see different vendors. There have been free clothing swaps too. Neat that they…read morewill take your EBT and exchange them for food tokens. Parking is easy in the lot.

The fresh produce here, especially the strawberries are gorgeous and candy sweet!!! Parking was…read moreeasy and all the farmers tables are accommodating! Prices are very fair too!! It's a be lively market close to USD!

Best salsa I've tried!!! Love the variety, and love the fresh taste. Me and my boyfriend travel…read morefrom La Mesa just to try. We love eating it with the burritos next door at jaunts

Best salsa in San Diego!…read more My husband and I came across Mister G's spicy garlic salsa at Protector Brewery. We bought some from the fridge to take home and my only regret was not buying two because once we got home, it was game over for that salsa -- it didn't even last an hour. The salsa had good flavor, as well as a nice kick to it, and you could actually taste the garlic! We've been trying to find a salsa that we like out here (been here for three years total) and haven't found one until we had some Mister G's. The last time we had really good salsa was when we lived on Oahu, but even then.. it was a salsa that was made in Compton that we bought at the commissary. I can't wait until we visit Mister G's shop in Miramar and try more of the salsas.

Was so excited to receive my first delivery from Harvestly today in San Diego!…read more This was all the fun of the farmers market without the hassle of parking and the crowds! Delivery was seamless with a notification text communicating my estimated delivery time and another notification when the driver had arrived. Everything was packed nicely and made it to me in perfect condition. My items were still cold on arrival. Harvestly even include a reusable bag and ice pack. I got strawberry almond milk, green juice, hot sauce, mushrooms, and lettuce. All produce looked fresh and great. I was nervous to have someone else pick out my own produce but everything looks amazing! Can't wait to try all these items and figure out what to order next time!

Harvestly has added so many new, delicious and fabulous items, while still offering our favorites,…read morethat it can honestly be SO.HARD.TO.CHOOSE... Then again, browsing through the beautifully-photographed food and specialty items (see a few, below) in their online store is half the fun. A sampling of some of the current offerings from their local vendors? - Beautiful, fresh-picked produce (Granda Rossi's Farm) - Salami and more salami (Alle Pia) - Cheeses galore (Central Coast Creamery) - Gorgeous fresh-baked artisan breads - especially the focaccia! (Colony Kitchen) - Salted Chocolate Chip Cookies (Clementine Cupcake Company) - Molasses Cookies (Sugar Beet Eats) - Milk Chocolate and Peanut Butter Crunch Bars (CalPoly) - Baba Hummus and Pita Chips (love the lemon hummus!) - As well as soups, tamales, honeys, donuts . . . Hungry yet? Okay, so next step: Place your order (follow their IG for discount codes!), then wait for delivery day (Thursday for N County). And when that day arrives (don't worry, it will), you'll appreciate how lovingly your order has been packaged and safely delivered right to your door. With another lockdown looming, indoor shopping getting trickier, and challenges all around, it's good to know that Harvestly stands ready to help, as well as provide US with the opportunity to give back to our own local growers, community and economy.

This company specializes in Olive Oils and bottled olives. You'll usually find them selling their…read morewares at the local farmers markets. I have a bottle of the Blood Orange Olive Oil and it's quite fragrant. The ingredients on the label state Olive oil and Crushed Blood Oranges. I do wish they had more information on their website on how they process the olive oil as they say it's locally cold pressed.

We met George at the La Jolla Farmer's Market on Father's Day. He demonstrated how his vinegar can…read morehelp maintain your youth. He is 95 years old and stood on one leg while bending his left knee....performing quite the yoga move for an elderly man. He is gregarious and obviously loves what he does. He also owns the French Gourmet in PB. We came home and opened the vinegar and the cold pressed olive oil. The quality is superb and I will seek him out at a future famer's market to buy this boxed set as a gift for friends.