Great local produce as well as other grocery, dairy, meat items. Produce is fresh from local…read morefields, meaning: inspect kale, lettuce, etc. for tiny critters. Sometimes there are more than basic salad spinning can wash away. But the freshness is superior to ordinary grocery stores. Lots of seasonal fruits, pumpkin patch, garden plants, and local jams too.

Well stocked with hard-to-find items. Can order ahead for pickup. Really fun to look at all…read moreproduce, dried produce, canned items.

finding this place, made me happy. Finally a place that…read morefeels like it represents what I had thought of Portland before moving here. The produce is better priced and far more beautiful than anything you'll find in a commercial grocery store to include Whole Foods, Zupans etc. Highly recommended!

Stopped by Talarico's Produce for a few things today. They are in a large tent filled with…read morebeautifully displayed produce. This isn't high produce season in the PNW but they had a lovely selection with lots of interesting fruits and veggies not available in your standard grocery store. The employees were friendly and helpful and knowledgeable when I asked a few questions. If I'm in that area of Portland again, I'm definitely stopping!

This place is disgusting flat sodas stale candy tomatoes in the refrigerator empty shelves almost…read morenext to no produce almost everything is past the due date . The store is basically empty and it seems like its on its last leg i don't think it will be here much longer unless a drastic change takes place.

Wandered in thinking this was a fruit and veggie market and was immediately hit with the visual…read moredisarray, I realized it was grocery liquidation store. Since I was already there, I ventured through. Huge bags of shredded carrots, prepackaged bags of chopped salads and other produce nearing expiration date for just a $1. I grabbed two. Containers of cut up watermelon, cantaloupe as well as whole bananas and other produce very cheap. Picked up an onion to use for that night's dinner. Didn't want to buy anything I couldn't use immediately as these veggies are a day or two away from going bad. Shelves and carts filled with canned pantry items, cereals, breakfast bars all nearing expiration - good for families that go through these items weekly. By the checkout there were some Chocolove and Theo chocolate bars. These are high end chocolate bars that usually sell for $3.99 a bar and here they were just a $1 with an expiration of Dec 2021 so I picked up two. That alone was worth the stop! Items move fast which is why the store is in a constant stage of unpacking. Huge outdoor area with produce located close to street - don't forget to check it out. In addition to produce they had 6 packs of bottled water, huge containers of pretzels, bags of dog food and other items.. Very random, no rhyme or reason, seems like items are placed where there is room. Friendly owner and staff, everyone chatting with everyone; clearly there are lots of regulars. They take credit cards. Parking out front. I missed the turn into the lot so parked around the corner by the Goodwill and walked over. This store is exactly what it is. A market that takes in items close to expiration and liquidates on the cheap. It's not New Seasons! So as long as you set your expectations and you have a need for these type of items, it's all good. For me, this was a one and done.

This place deserves your business. The brisket was delicious and generous portions. Will definitely…read morebe returning. The nachos sound awesome

this was a great secret little place that a friend discovered. Had the spicy pork belly sandwich…read more had the spicy pork belly slider. They had a vinegar coleslaw with it. That was wonderful balance the heat just perfect, great size portion for lunch. While we were there friends ordered the Keylime pie. And the chef came out who makes it and let us know that she was interested in our opinion of it. It was spectacular it very, very much was a homemade pie you could tell it was not heavy . It is a very nice personable hidden gem. You can see into their kitchen from the dining room and for anybody who's ever worked in food service if you get a peak, their kitchen is amazing hundred percent well done.

This place is run by the owner. He grows a lot of the produce. Prices are reasonable and produce is…read moreAmazing!! I always get my tomatos each year for canning.

I love Justy's. I usually go to farm stores, but last week the road was closed and I discovered…read moreJusty's by accident. The store itself is clean and neat. It has paved parking, shopping carts and nice wide aisles to roll your cart around while you fill it with goodies. Produce is top rate. Service quick and kind. My new favorite produce place.

If you want a local farm with family ties this one's it here in Milwaukie. It's a family owned and…read moreoperated farm since I can remember and I'm 63. They've been here that many years if not longer. I come here to get my fresh veggies for canning because they're close to my house and prices are comparable to the other area farms without traveling.

Great produce, friendly local farmers. What's not to like? The setting is nothing fancy, just…read morewonderful local veggies and fruit.

This little produce market is a gem! Even in the middle of winter, their produce is gorgous! the…read moretri colored cherry tomatoes were beautifu, sweet and delicious. Fresh picked bags of lettuce, cucumbers, sweet peppers, red onions, all sorts of potatoes, carrots, green beans mushrooms, cauliflower, cabbage - everything you would find at the grocery store but better prices and higher quality. Even blueberries, blackberries and strawberries. I can't wait to see how the produce evolves once spring and summer arrive. In the small freezer are frozen pies made with fresh fruit from Willamette Valley. some fresh pies are also available in small and large sizes. While there you can also pick up milk, yogurt, cheese. Cottage cheese, and eggs making this a one stop shopping experience. They only have 1-2 varieties of each, but they're the brands I like. So happy I stopped in. When I go to Trader Joe's down the street, I'll stop here first for my fruits and veggies and the eggs which are just $4.99 and local.

Came to Carte Diem to grab some buns, and left with bags of produce. This place had some very fresh…read morefruits and vegetables sold out of an un signed They have nice thick ginger roots, and reasonably priced. This place is out of the way for me, but it's definitely a nice hidden produce shop.

I came here looking for jaffa cakes to send in my friend's care package. I found more than what I…read morewas looking for! It was rather easy to locate, the store is small, but it does pack a punch. There's a lot of fun items here, you just might have to explore the aisles. I was surprised by the variety that they offer. They did have huge deli fridges and a large fridge filled with baked goods that I wouldn't mind coming back to check out. The people working were busy stocking so it took them awhile to help me check out, but they were very kind. The unfortunate thing was that one of the jaffa cakes I had purchased was already expired. I didn't realize until I got home.

I love this lil hidden gem of a market…read more The ladies in here are always so sweet and kind and I have to admit that even though they don't have the deli of cooked foods like Roman's but I believe their prices are so much better. In this economy I am ALWAYS out looking for bargains to share. The pelmeni are only $4.99 a lb and their wonderful selection of deli meats are probably some of the best around. Mortadella (Doctorsky) bologna or their smoked smoked sausages. We always get the (Moskovsky) one as well. Most Russian delis don't have huge selections of fresh produce but you can count on them having the staples for a Russian/Ukrainian household. I got staples like dill, potatoes, cabbage, beets, buckwheat, teas, manaya kasha, deli meats/cheeses, chocolates, sour cream, farmers cheese, freshly baked bread and kvass here. I get to practice my Russian when I come, and that's when I realize how out of practice I am, that my tongue is no longer cooperative with words that I used to be able to pronounce just fine. But they do speak English and are happy to assist you.