Small. 1 vegetable vendor. 2 or 3 fruit vendor. A few stands not food related and/or food to order…read morestands. Same prices as other FMs but basically no choices. Got some carrots (organic?) just in case but it was more a pity buy. I've seen more selection at the Swap Meet. Good location so you'd think more options. Maybe other farmers markets on Saturday have siphoned vendors away. I was ready to drive to other locations a few minutes after arriving. It took me less than 5 to walk entire market.

Beignets, Barista, Breakfast-The West Covina farmers market may be small but has what you expect in…read morea quality market. Fresh fruit, Honey, Knife sharpening, arts/crafts, Tupperware lady, and a DJ. I found this farmers market to be perfect in size and offering with ample parking. It's got a great vibe going and all the vendors were so friendly serving with a smile.

My wife and I were taking the backroads from Chino Hills back to Los Angeles when we stumbled…read moreacross the Cal Poly Pomona Farm Store. This looked like a big ol' farm store and from the second I saw it, I was pretty darn excited. This large store features ample parking, tables outside, and a petting zoo that didn't actually have any animals, but maybe they were just inside. The shop itself is full of baked goods, clothing, drinks, and literally everything else you can usually find at a farm style store. I was super tempted to pick up a bunch of chocolate when walking around, but since it was pretty hot outside I had to settle for the farms own Orange Juice and a big fat rice crispy treat with chocolate and pretzel on top. The orange juice was OH SO refreshing on this hot day and the rice crispy treat was really good as well. Overall, The Cal Poly Pomona Farm Store is a great place to stop and pick up a few things. I really liked the two things I picked up and I can definitely see stopping back here the next time i'm in Pomona!

A great place if you need fresh fruits and vegetables. Today, we went for their Tomatozania Plant…read moreSale. We were interest in seeing what they had in store, since we've never stopped by before. We parks on the grass field and walked towards the vendors first. We bought some fruits and vegetables from the student farm stand (what a steal!) and it was a great feeling knowing that we were supporting the Cal Poly Pomona students. The produce was grown and picked by the CPP students. We also were able to purchase honey from CPP; the honey was produced at the school and jarred by students. There were about 8 food trucks. After we took a walk around, we went into the farm store. It was packed with people and the line was snaked around the interior of the store. I've never seen so many varieties of tomato plants or this many people interested in purchasing plants. We didn't walk away with a tomato plant this time around, but perhaps next time. It was lovely experience.

It's the same plaza as Boba Tea Lounge and there's a Millie's there too (high school memories…read morebefore it closed in Walnut). Plenty of parking every single time we've gone and it's one of the few markets that still sends our house the weekly print ad, which is great! Though if you don't get it, you can always check on their website. Solid deals and it's filled to the brim in a slightly aged and slightly claustrophobic way. There's pinatas and a lot of traditional Mexican goods and dishes here. There's already pre-seasoned and sauced meats if you want to grill or cook something different at home and a good selection of produce as well. The bakery section has sliced cakes and pre-decorated cakes. There's aguas frescas, pork rinds, fresh flowers for gifts, already assembled cold cut sandwiches, fresh cut fruit, candied apples, ceviche, baked goods, and much more. There's always a couple cashiers open and even with the crowds. Everything goes thru quick. Sales are variable depending on the week so I'd definitely check out the ads first.

The produce here is awful. If I do shop here, I never buy from the produce section and I have to…read morestop at another store for that. Compared to other similar markets, they are also more pricier which is another reason I do not shop here. The only reason I do come here is for their in-store made shrimp ceviche, tuna salad and some items they have on their prepared food menu like their mojarra frita, carnitas and maybe their torta de carne asada (once in a while) when I'm not up for cooking because im running behind on time. The ceviche is better than most markets around if you don't have time to make it yourself, or order in advance from a preferred vendor or restaurant. And they make good tuna salad. But my absolute favorites that are making my mouth water as I'm writing this review, are the mojarra and carnitas. The mojarra can be ordered as a plate or à la carte. I usually get it à la carte which comes with just the fish, lemons, salsa and a roasted pepper. But, they aren't always consistent in offering you the roasted peppers and salsa so don't forget to ask for it. Ordered as a plate it comes with rice beans and tortillas additionally. I also love their carnitas and it comes with salsa's and roasted peppers as well but it's around $19/pound . I also like their carne asada torta and better than other places or restaurants around too-comes with the same fixings. They also make and sell aqua fresca here-I think just 3-4 flavors. I love the chia flavor. They don't over sugar it here. This market also has a decent selection of Central American cheeses, kitchen pottery and makes their own fresh tortillas. They even have a little jewelry shop inside the store that sells abd repairs jewelry including gold. I've picked up cakes and other deserts from their bakery before when I'm in a jam, but not my go-to place because again, they are on the pricey side. When I first discovered this market about 5 years ago and tried their mojarra frita, I was amazed because it was like $8 à la carte for a large fish. Great price! Now it's about $12.50 and the fish is not nearly the same size-a lot smaller now. You can find some good food and other items here but you'll pay a higher price than at other markets and it's not because it's good quality either. I don't care for their butcher counter either-quality of meat lacks considering the steep price. Large parking lot and plenty of parking spaces. I believe they also have a Western Union/MoneyGram and do check cashing there too.

Beautifully curated mostly Armenian food market. Meats,…read morejams, salads, breads, beans, fruits, vegetables, and baked goods. I find something new every visit.

What a find! This is a truly authentic Middle Eastern deli. The meats, cheeses, and dishes are all…read moreincredibly fresh, and you can tell they take pride in their ingredients. It's tucked away in a plaza, almost like a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. Their produce is extremely fresh and surprisingly affordable. I genuinely felt like I was strolling through a farmers market in Paris. On top of that, they carry a wide selection of imported items you don't usually see anywhere else: specialty spices, unique snacks, high-quality oils, teas, and treats straight from overseas. It's the kind of place where you discover something new every time you browse the shelves. The service is wholesome, welcoming, and exceeds your expectations without even trying. From the moment you walk in, you feel like family. This place is an immediate add to the rotation spot, and I can't wait to come back and try even more.

Stopped by for the tofu pudding/dessert tofu/dou hua, and left with that and a lot of other…read moregoodies! I bought the: - Tofu pudding/dessert tofu/dou hua with brown sugar on the side - Delicious and silky! The brown sugar was light and added just enough sweetness to complement the tofu. - Taro buns (5 ct) - This is the best taro bun my family and I ever had. The breadskin is so light and fluffy. The taro paste filling was not overly dense nor sweet. You can really taste the taro in the filling. - Organic scallion buns (6 ct) - This is the best scallion bun my family and I ever had. We could taste the scallion flavor without it being too strong. The bun was a touch denser than the taro bun. - Meat and veggie buns - The meat and veggie filling was delicious and not too saltym. The veggies in the filling still has a crunch to them (unlike buns I've tried from other places). The bun itself was light and not too dense. - Unsweetened soy milk - The soy milk was light and the perfect consistency. It isn't thick or grainy like some other soy milks can be. - Tofu jerky - Flavorful, but not too salty. Great pairing with a bowl of rice! - Zongzi (Taiwanese style) - Delicious and light. Also not too salty or rich. The shop itself is small, but very clean and organized. The shop owner is so cute and enthusiastic about all of her products. She shared how to best store them since she doesn't use preservatives and how to heat them. There is a handwritten menu in Chinese on a board to the side of the refrigerated section. The refrigerator doors also had photos of the item with the name in English and Chinese, and the price. The non-refrigerated part of the store has shelves with sauces you could use to prepare/cook your tofu. Cash and credit cards (MasterCard and Visa) accepted, although there is a 5% charge for using credit card. They're located at the very end of Front St (dead end). They're in the brick building with no signage/store name. If the door is locked during the posted business hours, just ring the doorbell and the owner will open the door for you. Parking is shared with other shops on this street. With the flow of customers coming and going, I never had any issues finding a spot.

Small shop in the back of what looks like a lot of small mechanic shops. There is no signage and…read moreit's just a brick building with a gated door. Once inside there is a white board with hand written menu of everything they offer. The menu is in Chinese with some English. I got the sweet soy milk and the tofu dessert. Both were phenomenal. You can really tell they make their soy products fresh in the factory next door. The shopkeeper is super sweet and offered bags of ice in case I had a long drive home. Overall fantastic spot to get some freshly made soy products - milk, tofu, everything made with tofu and some random things like frozen dumplings. Being your own shopping bag or box to carry your goods.

I love this place. If you ask me this is the best Indian food in Covina. It's a small little market…read morerestaurant found in a large plaza. There is definitely no issues finding parking. Food is fresh and the taste hits all the notes. My favorite has to be the butter chicken, chicken curry, their fresh Naan and the vegetable coconut curry. This is my go to when it comes to buying my spices, lentils and curry paste. My daughter also buys her hair oils here. Balu the owner is such a sweetheart. Always so helpful and willing to explain. I can't say enough about this little gem.

India Fresh is a grocery store that also offers plates of curries with rice and garlic naan. If…read moreyou're there to eat just walk towards the back counter to see what's available to order. The staff was very welcoming to me since I came in during lunch time and explained the combo plate options and costs. I ended up ordering the 2 item plate with Chicken Tikka Masala & chick pea curry with my choice of the garlic naan. Staff mentioned she was going to make a fresh batch so I waited inside the store. The food was ready in a few minutes and the aromas of the curries and garlic naan were radiating. It smelled so delicious. I ate my lunch there and it was very satisfying. The tasted very good and I cleaned that plate easily! The fresh garlic naan was simply the best to dip with the curries. I loved the crispy exterior and soft interior of the dough. Overall, I'd return again to have another lunch in the future. Thanks, India Fresh for the hospitality. ( ^_^)b

Had such a great time at the Monrovia Night Market tonight. Between the authentic hummus, smooth…read morecitrus wine, fresh farm eggs, and perfectly sweet strawberries, every booth felt like a hidden gem. Amazing atmosphere, friendly vendors, and such a fun night with family ! Brothers Products hummus ! OMG 10/10 "the kitchen sink " did not disappoint incredible. Dancing Crow wine is always a must when I go .

Monrovia Street Fair & Market is a weekly, family-friendly event held every Friday from 5-9 PM in…read moreOld Town Monrovia on the 700 block of S. Myrtle Ave. It features a wide variety of food vendors, artisan crafts, jewelry, live music, and children's activities like bounce houses. Street food, fresh produce, handmade crafts, live entertainment, and a kids' zone. Parking: Free parking is available in city lots, particularly between Myrtle and Olive avenues. Atmosphere: Lively, community-focused, and pet-friendly.

I am updating this review from a four stars to a five stars…read more Why? Originally, Your Pie did not serve "bubbles" to drink. If you know, you know. Fast forward, this place has become one of my top favorite spots to enjoy good pizza, good pasta, good wings, good sandwiches, and much more. Yes, now they have "bubbles." I've said it before, I'll say it again; it's always so clean! Yes, this includes the bathrooms and this will always matter. There is a very nice group of people behind the counters and serving the public. Alex, Leslie, and every single person who works here are just the nicest. It's rare i rate any place five stars. I really believe that earning five stars is for going above and beyond. This place, the staff, and menu are really what sets them apart from everyone else. Special shout out to Haylee and Giovanna for always pouring a beer and serving bubbles with a smile. Now you know. Happy Summer everybody!

LUNCH DEAL = Good deal! FOOD = Good!…read moreATMOSPHERE = Dead! Lights and TVs off. No music. No energy. No excitement. STAFF = Decent greeting, but not really engaged, not on the floor, in the back room. Friendly, but not really active outside of basic functions. I want to support this place. This is my 4th visit. For a new establishment, they are already slipping on the basics. Lunch needs to he active. People want news, sports, entertainment on TV. Turn the lights on and crank the music.