Seen this place because of the big sign on the sidewalk on my way to work. Finally had a chance to…read morestop in... Apparently everything is from local small farms around San Diego and possibly a few things owner made. A lot of items didn't have pricing which for me prevented me from buying more but I actually just went shopping elsewhere before stopping in so I would've bought more. The fruit and veggies are not all nice and shinny like at the grocery stores, these items look to be straight from a farm imo. Don't expect to find everything in perfect shape or that you don't have to look through the fruits or veggies and if you know, you know! Their items were a bit high but it's worth it when it comes to our struggling farmers!!! I'll buy more from them from here & out.

We stop by The Fruit Stand every week for our fruit and vegetable run, and it has become a beloved…read morepart of our routine. They consistently carry some of the best-quality produce currently available from San Diego and the surrounding areas, thoughtfully curated with real care. Misses are rare, and when something isn't right, they always make it right. What really sets this place apart is the knowledgeable team. They can tell you not just what something is, but where it's from, why it's special, and even how best to prepare it if it's new to you. They know which watermelon varietals are sweetest (and why), which tomatoes are best for different uses, and how to guide you toward the best choice of the day. We also appreciate the simplicity of the space. It's clear the focus is on quality produce rather than unnecessary overhead or décor that doesn't add to flavor or nutrition. We come in knowing our weekly staples, and we always look forward to discovering a surprise treat or seasonal treasure to add to the basket. We recently lived in Spain for a year and deeply miss the fruterías found on every corner, places that genuinely support daily health and well-being. In the U.S., truly good produce can be harder to find, with so much emphasis on mass production and appearance over flavor and nutrition. The Fruit Stand comes as close as we've found to that European produce experience. We're grateful this place exists and grateful for the care they put into what they offer. Thank you for being here--and we'll see you next week.

I don't normally spend the time writing reviews, but I thought that I would because of the…read moreoutstanding service, and benefits my office has received since we signed on with the California Fruit Company. We have been nothing but pleased with the weekly fruit deliveries that we get from their orchard to our office. It is awesome, and a lot of people are eating healthier as a result! When we had a bruised banana we called them up and they rushed us some more! Great tasting fruit, and great service!

I ran across the most delicious blueberries I've ever had from California Fruit Co in Stater Bros…read more Market. I bought one large clam shell, polished them off and went back for two more. They are firm, sweet and top quality. Blueberries shipped from overseas and most local growers can't hold a candle to these berries. It is so difficult to find good produce anymore. I wonder if California Fruit Co. raises watermelons? The ones in the store are flavorless. I need a good watermelon. Can you contact some of the grocery stores in Southern Calif. and talk them into stocking your watermelons? I would be forever grateful ( :

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.

(Warning: this review contains a large amount of pupusa content)…read more What a treat! This Farmer's Market (and more like mini-foodtruck fest), is a foodie's dream! I went over the lunch hour in the first week of school opening and was met by a bustling and bussing crowd of fellow student food connoisseurs who were ready for a yummy treat! Altogether the lines were pretty manageable and as expected, you could tell where the good food was from the lines. One thing caught my eye expeditiously and that was the Pupusas stand! Y'all a stand whose sole dedication is to make sure you get freshly cooked, never frozen, filled with flavor and cheese pupusas. The central theme in all the pupusas, of course was the cheese - the options were chicken and cheese, spinach and cheese, pork and cheese and bean and cheese. As someone who could literally roll in pupas, I found the 2 that I ordered very filling (they're wider than your typical pupusas). They were so good! I definitely was almost pulled in other directions though with some pretty interesting contenders such as the Caribbean-themed stand with jerk and barbecued meats with some key Jamaican staples, the 'Torpasta' stand, which is a toasted bread FILLED TO THE BRIM with pasta and sauce, tonnes of burritos and a sambas stand. It may have been luck, but we found somewhere to sit despite the place being quite packed (probably people scarfing down their yummy food causing high table turnover - but who knows). I found the prices overall very fair and 'student-priced' - confirmed by the super long lines of students. I would recommend coming here if you are looking for yummy cooked food, but if you are hoping for rows and rows of locally-grown produce from your local farmers, this isn't quite the location for you - this would be the only potential downside - otherwise, I was a very happy camper and left with a belly full of pupusas and a new lease on the day! Great addition to student life at UCSD!

UCSD has a Tuesday farmers market 10am-2pm right off the UCSD Central Campus Station MTS trolley…read morestop, making vendors more accessible to students on campus and visitors like me. AMBIANCE open air SERVICE Lines were unfortunately too long for me to stick around and wait. This week's vendors included: Matcha Cafe Maiko Dougie's Best Philly cheese steaks RED Sambusas It's Cafe Thai La Creperie Hash Papas Brothers Products

Very convenient honest answers and very helpful for businesses. Highly recommended been using them…read morefor a while

Great company. Been ordering our produce at work [the Del Mar Fairgrounds] through them for years…read more Kimberly and the rest of her crew are awesome. Highly recommend them to any businesses needing fresh produce at a reasonable cost.

We were driving to get some Lechon and Sisig for lunch, and I saw the Mira Mesa Farmers Market in…read morethe parking lot of Mira Mesa High School. After getting lunch, we drove back to the Farmers Market afterwards. Under the solar panels, the Mira Mesa Farmers Market was setting up for the day. There were some interesting stalls with various vendors selling their products. Plants, trinkets, jewelry, foods and fresh produce were available. There were a few empty stalls probably because we were early. Compared to other Farmers Markets it seemed to be small. It was well organized and clean. The vendors were friendly. The food stalls were in the sun. I think we will come back another time to try again.

Tiny farmers market that won't take more than 10 mins to stroll around! If you compare it to the…read morelarger farmers markets in the area you will set yourself up for disappointment. However considering you can visit a small farmers market in Mira Mesa on a Tuesday, this is all you can ask for! There typically are a few produce, prepared foods and craft stalls. Everyone is super friendly. The start time of the market coincides with the high school dismissal time so I recommend going after 3:30pm to avoid any traffic!

A variety of fresh made bread - yum…read more A great selections of products and produce. There is also a huge selection of delicious desserts.

I recently bought a Bulgarian cheese which taste like Persian Kashk nothing like white cheese…read more I paid $12.99 which I feel I wasted my money. I think I want my money back.

Farmers' markets bring me absolute joy and this is one of the very best we've been to! It's huge…read moreand spacious, organized and there were so many vendors around! From delicious food, to fresh produce, to the most gorgeous and vibrant flowers, to beautiful pottery, to unique clothes... you name it, they have it there! Make sure to come early as parking can be a bit tricky, especially if you want to park closer to the farmers' market. Once you get parked though, everything is a breeze. They even have tables and chairs around for people to eat at. There's also a playground for families who have little ones! I could never go to a farmers' market and leave without fresh flowers, so of course I had to pick up some from Hidalgo Flowers. They always have the most colorful and stunning arrangements, and for a decent price too. This time, I got a bunch with the prettiest sunflowers. We also picked up the sweetest and reddest strawberries from this one vendor. I highly regret not getting their name, but I will definitely be on the hunt for them the minute we go back. We got a cup of strawberries with some dark chocolate sauce from Strawberries and Chocolate. That was sooo good! We devoured it so quickly, we didn't even get to take a picture of it. One of the standouts for me was the Pork Sisig Rice from Baryo Eats. It was AHHHHMAZING!! It's the best kind of pork sisig that I love to eat--the taste was so good and nostalgic, it took me back to my college days back in the Philippines! HIGHLY RECOMMEND. We also got some Paella from Driana Catering/Taste of Spain. It was so flavorful and the rice was cooked to perfection. We were just sad they ran out of shrimp by the time we got some, so we were left with chicken only. We got some goodies from It's Cafe Thai as well--Milk Tea with Boba, Taro Thai Coffee, and the Mango Sticky Rice. All of them had just the right amount of sweetness and hit the spot for us. Lastly, we had some of the watermelon and the cucumber lemonade refreshers, and the chicken and pork tamales from Gourmet Tamales. They were so good, we even took some home for later! Overall, I'm already looking forward to the next Sunday we can stop by this farmers' market!

5 stars because I'm back in LV after an amazing weekend trip enjoying all of my gorgeous treats…read morefrom this market. Stars off for parking and crowds, but we lucked out on great parking and were on the way out when things were getting peak crazy. Now - all my treasures. There was a bread guy. Great breads. Focaccia. Banana bread. Sourdough. Looked beautiful, but unassuming. The deliciousness level - wow! Broccolini, squash, carrots, celery, onion. Then, the berries! Look and try. You'll know the ones you want. Oceanside? Carlsbad? I am on strike as of now and will be hard pressed to make due with a Driscolls berry. Oh - and this magical little orange. I should have bought 5 pounds. I drank fresh OJ while we were there. 11/10. I'm so happy that after an awesome vacation of vacation dates and treats we get to keep it going with some lighter meals. I made tuna salad with celery and onions. Well have grilled veg with dinner. Magical berries all day. The special grilled cheese with gruyere, honey, mustard and all the other little meals il weave my Ja Jolla open air marked finds - incredible. Then, all the things I didn't buy because they wouldn't have survived in the car. Salad. Flowers. Tomatoes. All beautiful.

I compare prices like its a competitive sport and can say I pleasantly found many items here at…read morethis H Mart very reasonably priced. Usually, I cringe when going to an H Mart because prices tend to be a bit higher than other Asian grocery stores. Hey, if you wanna pay more, thats up to you. But I personally like to save as much as I can, it feels like a good game to beat and you get a few extra dollars where you can slip into a go go dancers thong. Just kidding... This H Mart has many ready made items when you walk in so if you're in need of lunch or a meal, H Mart has you covered. I saw some kimchi pancakes and fish dishes I would like to try next time. I found this H Mart to carry way more ex Korean but Asian goods here than other H Marts and was pleasantly surprised. I found a great deal for Mr Brown coffees, found some preserved plums I like, and also a mapo tofu sauce I really enjoy. All of these items are Chinese. They have a great selection on kimchis here and also lots of banchan to choose from. There's a really good selection of fresh seafood here and marinated meats ready to be cooked at home. I enjoyed coming here and will be back!

Extremely overpriced produce. Example: pineapples that are normally $4 at the store and often on…read moresale for $1.50, are $6 here! Mangoes are 2 for $7! They do have a lot of specialty items here which I'm guessing is the main reason people shop here. Not a large variety of feminine products, in fact it's extremely small. At least the price was good for that. Service was good, everyone I interacted with was nice and helpful. I also like the cute cafe they have in the store that sells fresh baked desserts :) and they have a large selection of yummy candy and snacks.

Small specialty boutique type food store located in a strip mall in Miramar. They specialize in…read moreimports from Europe, but I feel like there's a concentration from France. From cheeses, meats, breads, a pretty extensive frozen section, there are so many treasures you can find here. I came here with my cousin who was looking for some specific food items, side, and purchase anything myself on this trip. Partly because I was gonna be out all day and didn't want the food sitting in my car. But definitely if I plan better next time I'm in San Diego I wanna buy stuff to bring back home. Just a gem of a find. There also seems to be plenty of parking in the area as we parked pretty much right out front.

Am I a butter connoisseur? Absolutely, not. However, I do know that if you're interested in trying…read moreFrench butter, this is the place to go. I should have purchased the Beurre d'Isigny butter here rather than going to Paris, buying Bordier butter vacuum sealed butter, having the hotel freeze it, then paying extra for check in luggage since it's a colder storage area. Cuisenery didn't have Bordier butter but when I was doing my online research, I found that both of the brands I mentioned are pretty good. I actually liked my Beurre d'Isigny butter better, but that's more likely due to it being unsalted versus the salted version I bought in Paris (apparently, you MUST use salted on your bread per the Parisians). They also had a bunch of other frozen foods and condiments, including frozen escargot in puff pastry, frozen baguettes, mustards, and jams.