Food: yummy coconut water!! So fresh ! My first time here!…read more Service: good! Nice staff! Ambiance: very casual. Off of the busy street so nothing fancy! :)

Probably the yummiest mangoes (during the season) in entire Bay Area. We come multiple times in the…read moresummer. They also stock homemade Mexican snacks.

This place is incredible, to say the least. Farm Fresh Organic Produce. Be sure to check out their…read moresummertime Farmers Market (follow fb for dates and times). Delicious homemade Jams made fresh from fruits grown on the premises. Their vegatables and fruits vary from year to year.

Loving this farmers market in our city! Even though I've pretty much been to every farmer's market…read morein the Bay Area, this home one is one of my favorites. It's big enough but not huge and the vendors are unique. Plus I like that it's on Saturdays rather than sundays because you know Sunday is reserved for the Lord. Then you take your kid for a romp around the open space adjacent to the farmers market, and you got yourself a full morning!

There were not many fruit and vegetable stalls compared to Newark and Irvington, but they did offer…read morepho from Oakland, tacos, tamales, fresh crepes, baked goods, honey, mushrooms, vegan cookies, and a mini coffee truck. This farmer's market was only one market aisle long. Yes, that's how short it was to explore all vendors. Service was based on each vendor. I only go there for Harina Baked Goods for their Filipino pastries and Ube Haupia pie (must order), based in Livermore, and Jazzpresso's lattes. There was a long line at Starter Bakery, where you had to decide which pastry and bread to order since they don't have labels. The pastries were too sweet for my Asian taste, though. Since parking is usually full on the side of the stalls, I managed to find one behind the fence, which was a bit of a rocky drive and had a pothole in the middle. It was a bit small to enter and exit. Another option is to park across the train station, where you have to walk for a bit. Remember to bring your own bag when shopping for takeout. I recommend walking to the produce end first, then end at Starter Bakery to compare the prices and decide which is worth purchasing.

sapore messo was a bit of a mess-o! as much as i like supporting niles and small businesses this…read moreexperience was just a bit weird. the products are not bad though. i've been to this store like 3 times probably and bought their olive oil/balsamic. their stuff is pricey but good and the flavor is amazing...and there are samples as well as smaller bottles. last time i went there was local raw honey too! as for the owner dude he is a little weird. i kinda feel bad adding to all the unfavorable reviews around him but like...a girl's gotta talk. it feels like sometimes he likes you and sometimes he doesn't. like sometimes bro be on his deriod and gives me the crappiest stankiest attitude and other times he is mildly accommodating. it's giving hormonally unbalanced teen girl. this is hilarious since yk..he's an old man. no offense. ALSO - the last time i went he was lowkirkuinely a lil racist. maybe i'm just imagining things..okay guys you're the jury! help me decide. i went with a friend (we r both asian) and he just like looked at us. okay cool maybe we r both baddies idk. we asked for recommendations and samples and he was like teetering between polite and pissed. AND THEN this white couple came in and he was like hey guys!!! lemme help you out!!! big smiles etc. me and my friend were just standing there while this guy spends a long time making convo with this couple, helping them out, etc. when they leave we have to wait another like 5 min for him to even consider our presence and his tone COMPLETELY changes. back to polite/pissed. i decide to buy the small bottle and he looks at me and says something like "wow that's not even going to last you a minute if you buy that" LIKE HELLO I'M BROKE sorry i can't buy a bigger bottle. then he just processes our purchase and doesn't say anything for the rest of the time. i'm still not sure if that was racist or just a bad attitude but either way i'm sending my white friend to shop for me in the future

This place is located in the Niles District of Fremont. They sell a large variety of Olive oils…read moreand pastas as well as breads, corn snacks and flavored popcorn. The artichoke bread which is made locally is DELICIOUS and is only available on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. There were other varieties which I'll probably go back to try. The owner helped us and gave us a brief history of the store and where the items were made. Very nice experience, I'll be back for an Olive oil tasting soon.

This was actually my FIRST time at Pleasanton's farmers market. When I tell you, I'll be back every…read moreweekend! I came around 1220 (they close at 1) and fully regret that. Next time I'll be there when they open. There were still a good amount of vendors and music out at that time. But a lot of them were closing up and had all the samples gone. I got the juiciest Cara Cara oranges, fresh flowers, and a crotchet kit for my daughter from Saltwater Books & Gifts. The walking space is a little narrow and it was annoying (on my part) to drag my wagon through the aisle. So if you plan on bringing that, or a stroller, just be prepared. I truly can't wait to go back.

Have been here a handful of times and every time has been a vibe. Gorgeous place with great…read moreatmoshere situated in downtown that hosts a diverse selection of vendors (flowers, baked goods, sweets, meats) and top quality produce. My favorite time to stop by is to snag one of my favorite fruits of all time, mango nectarines, available for a few weeks during June. It is a bit smaller than most farmers markets I have been to, but the selection and quality are the best. Also, it is right across the street from the best icecream ever, Meadowlark Dairy. Would totally be a regular if I lived in the area.

We recently hosted a retirement breakfast here and it was great! The location is very conveniently…read morelocated near the freeway. Once inside, the place is very inviting and well laid out and maintained. Service was really good, and everyone enjoyed their food; we ordered a variety of dishes ranging from Benedicts to waffles. Although this is a bit far for us to visit on a routine basis, if we're in the area at breakfast time we won't hesitate to visit again.

I came here for Mother's Day brunch. As expected, there was a wait since I did not have a…read morereservation. But it only took 30 minutes for them to place us at a table. Unfortunately the food took a while to come out. So I sipped on our mimosa flight while we waited. Their flavors that day were cucumber elderberry, orange, peach, and pinapple. Even though the wait was extremely long, the staff continued to check on us. I ordered a simple breakfast - French toast, eggs, and bacon. And it was delicious. If you're looking for nice breakfast spot with friendly customer service, look no further.

A cute eclectic shop with gourmet sweets and holiday products. A cool place to visit for the…read moreseasonal products. Located on Main Street in downtown Pleasa ton.

Stopped by today, while visiting Murphy's Paw. I am trying…read moreto spend all my Christmas dollars locally. It's a cute little shop, a bit difficult to maneuver while avoiding people (but not impossible). I'm excited to see that Santa will be stuffing stockings with high quality, locally made candies!!! There is so much more than chocolate, they have great little gift ideas, teas, sauces and local crafts and novelty items.

Always fresh. I'm a s**ka for açaí bowls all day every day…read more(first place, shaved ice!). PLUS: - lots of parking! - rarely feels stuffy - so mannny locations - lots of options - online ordering; no excess charges / convenience fees - the workers here are soooo nice CON: - omg the drivers here have something up their arse... angry, in a hurry, don't follow rules. Ughh I can't. But obviously, this has nothing to do with this store. - there's WAY TOO MUCH granola (the cup always seem to be more granola than açaí mix...and this is coming from someone who likes granola!) If a kid can sit in here and play on his tablet alone while feeling ultra safe... this should tell you all you need to know.

I am a big fan of vitality bowls. They have amazing and filling bowls with a larger quantity. They…read morealso have seating although parking can be difficult. I love ordering takeout from here and taking Bowls home. However, the interior looks so cheap and is so uncomfortable I cannot meet friends here for breakfast! This is a bummer because most people want a light breakfast with good ambiance but all the smoothie places try to pretend they are on the beach with plastic chairs and a concrete view. Please update your interiors!

Ordered a medium grazing board for our wedding day. It was perfect for our champagne toast with 6…read morepeople. The beautifully presented board was packaged nicely for our car ride and lasted well in the refrigerator over night. Very pleased! Thank you!

I am so happy to know when I need something fun and special The Board Room is there for my parties…read more I ordered their Halloween special for my Bunco group and it was FRESH AND FABULOUS! The selection of cheeses and fruit were to die for. Along with the nuts and candies and let's not forget the fig jam. Denise and her amazing staff is so easy to work with either online or in person. Anytime I enter the shop I am always greeted with a smile and all the help I need. This shop is an absolute treasure!