Bought fresh peeled jackfruit here and it was so sweet. I will have to come back again to get more…read moreto share with my family!

Decent selection of Vietnamese tropical fruits and assorted snacks (seasoned jerky, dried squid,…read moretea cookies, etc). My friend introduced me to this store and I bought freshly prepared/peeled/cut jackfruit (they have 2 varieties!). I also bought the tea/tapioca cookies as a nice way to reminisce on a favorite childhood snack. Prices are reasonable too. They're open 10am to 7pm and located in a small shopping plaza (perpendicular to Thanh Son Hien Khanh) with ample parking.

Great market for fresh seafood! (Locals know what's up!)…read more We came by to grab some snails (to make coconut snails) and indeed did they have some fresh snails. Different kinds and sizes. Cute little store, packed with all types of gems inside. Service was also quick!

I'm all for supporting small businesses, but will never return here…read more To say that the employees are rude is an understatement. I'm used to typical straightforward nature at markets, but their attitude is something else. I was constantly berated while looking at mangos near the door. Literally the whole time, an employee was standing right next to me and nagging me as if I was about to topple all the fruit off the stand or completely obstructing the door. I wasn't, and it's absolutely normal to sort through and select fruit? These mangos are EXPENSIVE, I don't want to just blindly pick a box. When I asked if I should pay outside or inside at the cashier (since some grocers will have you pay for outside merchandise, outside), she rudely asked if I was blind and couldn't see the cashier. I asked the cashier about this behavior (in Vietnamese) and was entirely ignored. Literally not a single word said. Not sure why I hadn't just left at this point, but I bought 6 large, rather expensive, boxes. I truly regret it because even THEN, they made me feel like a nuisance for setting them down outside as I carried them 2-by-2 to my car on the other side of the parking lot. There are no carts and I'm not exactly the strongest body builder out there, not sure what they expected of me. I regret spending my money here. There are plenty other stores in the area for tropical fruit, with better prices and better service.

Check the fruit twice or if the fruit is in a sealed box, open it and check each of them . If you…read morego back and claim the fruit you buy at the store, they will deny the fruit is from their store Bought mangosteens for $150.00 a box of 15 pounds. Only 16 were barely eatable, the rest were rotten Lesson learned , will not come back

All the fruits I bought were damaged and some inedible. They were wrapped and hidden, so you can…read moresee the damage until you open the package. I don't mind paying premium price for quality fruit, but they're so bad.

This is a two-acre specialty fruit and flower farm tucked away in a residential neighborhood, the…read moreremnant of the Cosentino family's larger produce farm that succumbed to progress when Hwy 85 was built. They have a super cute little farm stand selling produce, jams, syrups, and a few knickknacks. The staff are friendly and welcoming. Cosentino's also offers classes and events among the fruit trees and flower gardens. I went for a beginner's watercolor class on a warm spring afternoon. Shaded by fruit trees, about 20 of us sat at a long table decorated with fresh-cut ranunculus flowers and learned to paint tulips (very badly in my case!) from a local artist. It was a really sweet way to spend a couple of hours and remember back when orchards were the life blood of the Santa Clara Valley. The farm features heirloom fruit varieties and picks them ripe, so I'll definitely go back in the summer for stone fruits and berries. It was a little early in the season for a good selection when I went.

Great family run business…read more Years ago, Consentino's was a brick-and-motar grocery store with products focused on wu. It closed after a number of years and was very much missed by the community. The current family farm is set up in the farm stand style in the middle of a neighborhood. Back in the day, the woke area was dominated by orchards. Today, it is dominated by single family homes. Support your local community and do your shopping here for fruits and vegetables grown in the premises available seasonally.

Visited Nunn Better Farms for cherry picking and honestly left disappointed. At first, we were…read morepicking cherries from an area that looked very dry and poorly maintained. Later on, we found out that section was already out of season. As we walked farther, we finally saw much better cherries, but most of the good ones were way too high to reach and there were no ladders available. There were some lower branches, but the cherries there were not great in quality, so we ended up picking only around 3 lbs. We then decided to switch to the peach and nectarine area hoping for a better experience, but unfortunately there was barely anything good to pick. Most of the fruits were either overripe, damaged, or already picked over. Overall, it felt like the farm should have better guidance on which sections are still worth visiting before customers pay and spend time walking around in the heat. The staff was fine, but the overall fruit quality and picking experience were disappointing for us this visit.

For 10 years straight, Nunn Better Cherry Orchard in Brentwood has never let us down!…read more Every season we make the trip out, and every single year the cherries are absolutely incredible -- sweet, fresh, and impossible to stop eating before we even get home. Well being truthful even some as we picked....The orchard is beautiful, the staff is always friendly, and the experience has become one of our favorite family traditions. In a world where so many places change over time, it's honestly amazing to have a spot that stays consistently wonderful year after year. Thank you for a decade of memories, sticky fingers, full buckets, and happy hearts. Already counting down until next cherry season! Now to pit them and make a fresh cherry pie..... $4.50/pound

I was inside this mall and saw this place. I personally had a great experience. I went in and they…read morehad tons of exotic food.they had jack fruit. They sell precut so you can see the quality of the fruit. I also got noodles and spring roll paper. I had a lot of questions about noodles. The owner was patient and really helped me . I got jack fruit and it was perfect. Overall great experience.

STAY AWAY FROM THIS STORE AT ALL COSTS !!!!…read more My colleague and I went here for some tropical/ exotic fruits for the event at work. We saw wax apple on the shelf but they were moldy. We waited for the new packages for wax apple to be wrapped so we could choose better ones. The store owner hid the rotten/bad parts of the fruits and only show the good sides. My colleague got home and opened the fruits, they were half bad. The wax apple was pricey at $12/lb

We always stop by this spot when we're in the South Bay. They have Great meats for BBqing!read more

I stopped in to check out the prices on meat. I heard that they are a great butcher shop. It's a…read moresmall spot that sort of inconspicuous. The meat looked fabulous. Prices were not as inexpensive as I had expected, but they were still definitely better than the mass supermarkets. They had a good selection of ethnic mate as well as regular meat. They also had a lot of other stuff in the market that he might not find elsewhere. Parking is pretty good and it is close to West San Jose, which means no long drives out of the area. I would recommend this place and will be coming back more often in the warm weather when we are barbecuing.

Volunteered through my company at Veggielution!…read more The farm box packing event started right on time at 9:30am. I appreciated how Veggielution has posted videos showing how and where to enter the property. Staff explained the instructions thoroughly and handed out gloves. It was a hot day so I was thankful that the event was under a shed and the food packing itself was straightforward and not very strenuous. We filled the boxes with fruits and vegetables assembly line style and then stacked them all up. With our big group, we finished packing 725 produce boxes in about 90 minutes. Some of us also helped remove weeds around the shed using hands + shovels. At the end, one of the employees gave us a guided tour of the farm which was super fun! He talked about the different events they host - on Saturdays there is a Farmer's Market and youth garden for little kids. The farm is huge, so it was cool to look around and learn about their farming practices. Also learned that they offer low-cost fruits and vegetables to the community! Staff was very friendly and efficient! They provided us with all the necessary tools. There were some leftover fruits and vegetables, and volunteers were allowed to take them home which was super nice! Overall, I would definitely volunteer at Veggielution again. Their website is up to date with helpful information which makes the whole volunteer process very easy to navigate. They also host interesting community events that I would recommend checking out!

Did a volunteer event here and I absolutely fell in love with the livelihood of this cut place. The…read moreteam working there were really nice as friendly, they offered different activities too! I saw a Zumba class at the end of my volunteer shift. There's also kids garden where kids get to experience gardening. Btw, the Veggielution is in the back of the parking lot, so just keep driving to the back until you see more chickens and farm stand.