I've now returned here since our closer option has since closed. The food here is great. I usually…read moreorder their ceviche tostada and the fruit salad. My wife usually gets their watermelon fruit water. Since my wife says that she's not as hungry we got their watermelon fruit medium sized fruit salad this time. The fruit salad always comes well made. Just the way that I like it! They make them reasonably fast never slouching on quality or ingredients. It's usually pretty quiet unless there's a larger crowd with kids. I'll always make this my go to for the fruit salad. They are also veteran owned and operated. A plus in my book.

Frutilandia is our go-to spot for sweet cravings, and their fresas con crema are an absolute family…read morefavorite! Every time we go, someone has to get them--juicy strawberries, that perfectly sweet cream, and just the right amount of indulgence. It's simple, nostalgic, and always hits the spot. The rest of the menu is full of fun treats too--everything from raspados to fresh fruit bowls and elotes. It's the kind of place where you walk in for "just one thing" and walk out with three. Service is quick, portions are generous, and the vibe is super laid back. Definitely a spot worth checking out if you love traditional Mexican snacks and desserts done right.

I've been coming to this little market for at least 14 years I used to live right around the corner…read moreso it was handy if I had to grab something in a pinch. I wanted some oranges today I decided to go get them from Leon because one orange nowadays at Vons or Ralph's is like 2 to $3 Anyway I noticed they had some organics which was nice because I don't think they have that before or else I never noticed it anyway I got container of organic tomatoes and a big bag of oranges for like $5 and I'm like holy shit that's a great deal just telling the clerk you can't even get an orange for $2 at Vons and a container of those organic tomatoes are minimum $5 I would give it five stars but there's just a very limited selection and some of the produce isn't the best but that's what you get when you're in a little hole on the wall grocery in your neighborhood.

I love that this market is in the North Park / University Heights neighborhood. They carry a good…read morerange of fresh produce and pantry staples--including alternative milks and soyrizo for any folks like myself who lessen their dairy and meat intake. They've saved me from having to make another trip to the grocery store many times, and price are pretty decent. The folks that have helped me out are always friendly!

I've been coming to Señor Mangos for at least 10 years and it's still one of my absolute favorites…read more 10/10 every time. My go-to is the chicken torta, fruit salad, and the Vampiro juice (so good), but honestly you can't go wrong with anything on the menu. Today I tried a pineapple, orange, and carrot juice and it was super fresh and delicious. Just a heads up, the lines can get long during lunch or on a sunny day, and parking in North Park can be a bit of a mission. I usually call in my order, which makes it way easier. Overall, amazing fruit, food & fresh drinks. a spot I'll always keep coming back to.

Still waiting 30 minutes after grub hub said it would be ready. It's been "getting made" for the…read morepast twenty minutes. This might be the best sandwich in the world but not worth this awful experience and customer service and support. It's like this every time - last time I come here. It said order will be ready for pickup 12:35-12:45 and it's 1:18 and I'm still waiting. While I'm still her waiting, might as well discuss the awful ambiance here. It's a dirty side walk outside with a lot of angry people waiting for their orders also. Okay just got the order at 1:19. Come a half hour late and save yourself the aggravation.

Great place to find items you can't find somewhere else…read more Personnel is amable and the store always looks clean and organized. Quick service as well. Even right before entering the actual store.

I just went to see what kind of things they carry. Great place if you're a chef. They have huge…read moreselection of every seasoning you can think of. Also, a pretty big selection of edible flowers. Other than that, nothing I saw wowed me. I picked up a seasoning and a few of those viral apples - Lucy Glo. I got a little turned around based on where I parked. Just follow the red brick wall towards the housing and you will see a entrance sign. Be sure to sign in on the kiosk. There is a greet at the front who was very friendly and told me how things worked. They also have gloves at the entrance to wear to protect their items.

I enjoy shopping here. What a needed improvement over the last few years!…read moreBravo! Turkish sparkling waters, French Feta, Greek Olive Oil, an awesome hot food kitchen and Imported Italian products! This place really is fun. Glad you're just a close drive away NPP!

There are multiple North Park Produce in San Diego. Noticed that each one is independent of the…read moreother and they have different weekly ads. This location has a small parking lot but they also acquired additional space across the street behind the dentistry. This location is smaller than Poway and that's because the Mediterranean hot food stand is inside along with the bakery items. The center of the store has someone making fresh tortillas. There's also only one cash register.

Amazing vendors food and produce and new ones every Saturday . Sourdough bread is amazing! Great…read morepark to bring the kids. Next Door app has suspended me for showcasing our wonderful vendors.

This is such a nice farmers market! Civita Park is very clean, nicely maintained, and family…read morefriendly. Lots of families come here with their kids and dogs! The farmers market stands are set up in one row across the walkway of the front of the park. It's a relatively small farmers market, and you can walk through the whole thing within 5 minutes. Even though it's small, there are plenty of good options. Food stands can include filipino, arepas, thai, argentinian, gyros, quesibirria, sushi, sourdough, desserts, and more! There are also some specialty food stands like probiotic drinks, beef jerkey, and dried fruit candy. And of course there are a couple of fresh veggie stands. On my last visit I got an iced americano from the coffee cart, and a chicken sisig plate from the filipino food stand. I enjoyed my brunch in the shade. The park has plenty of shady and grassy spots to chill at. A great farmers market to visit on Saturdays 9am-1pm!

The food selection is great and has everything you need. The staff and friendly and the store has a…read morefun vibe that is inviting to everyone.

I just wanted to let you know by not having plastic wrap you guys are actually the complete…read moreopposite of eco friendly. When I go to a grocery store and I don't find what I need. Then I'll go find it somewhere else. Wasting over priced gas and more importantly my time. You did not stop me from getting plastic wrap. You only caused me to run my car longer and you lost a neighborhood customer. And ps Global warming doesn't actually exist.

If Willy Wonka ever pivoted to Southeast Asian groceries, it would look exactly like Thuan Phat…read more This place is a full‑scale Vietnamese fever dream disguised as a normal supermarket. You walk in expecting Vons. You get Saigon. The produce section alone deserves its own theme music. Herbs, mushrooms, greens you didn't even know had names -- all fresher and cheaper than anything your American supermarket is pretending to offer. It's a straight-up cornucopia. Then you hit the meat counter and suddenly Ralphs and Vons feel like they should issue an apology. Marrow bones, femurs, trotters -- if you're making pho, ramen, chicken stock, or just want to feel like a culinary warlock, this is your playground. You will walk out with ingredients you didn't plan on buying and absolutely no regrets. Every aisle has some kind of delightful chaos. Dried pineapple flowers for homemade bitters for your signature cocktail? Absolutely. Industrial-sized bags of frog meat? Listen... maybe not for me. But if you need it, this is the place. No judgment, only abundance. It's as big as any mainstream grocery store, but stocked with so much cool stuff it feels like a teleportation portal to Southeast Asia. You come for one thing, you leave with twenty, and somehow you're still thrilled about it. Five stars. A must-visit. And if you start making better broth after shopping here, you can thank me later.

It's a small market. It's super cute. I was able to find my Vietnamese tea that I wanted and the…read morestaff is super friendly.