FIND. HUMMUS HEAVEN…read more Okay wait, I'm toootalllyy getting ahead of myself, let me start over. So I stopped over at my friend's place a couple of days ago and she let me try the most AMAZING homemade hummus and I was ridiculously surprised when I heard that she got it from the Stockton Farmers' Market. I had gone to the one at the Stonecreek Village on the weekend and was EXTREMELY disappointed. But that's a completely different story. So I decided to check out the one at the Weberstown mall, hoping that it would be different. And boyyyy was it! And thank GOD it was! It's located right behind in the back parking lot of the Weberstown mall and the parking is super easy to get as it's right next to the huge cluster of tents in the UEI college parking lot. From ice cream to baked goods to olive oil and philly cheesesteaks and hotdogs, they have EVERYTHING here! I found Hummus Heaven almost instantly! There was some dude playing the fiddle passionately while singing right in front of his booth (really strange in my opinion). He had a huge variety of homemade hummus types from lemon, beet, to artichoke. Anyway, I want to go on and on about Hummus Heaven on here, but if you're still curious I've written a separate review for his yelp page. My favorite is their variety of delicious fruits. I went to the tent where it was $1.50/lb for a mix of fruits including white peaches, nectarines, apricots, plums, etc. They were all sooooo ridiculously sweet and cheap at the same time! I paid $3.75 for 6 different fruits! And they give you a bunch of samples if you'd like. The people who work here are super friendly too. I'm really sad I didn't discover this place earlier because it's so awesome! They're here over the summer months from 8 am to 1 pm and it's not too crowded. Come get your veggies, fruits, ice cream, olive oil, whatever you want here! They have practically everything and it's great!

After moving to Texas, I find that I truly miss the farmers' markets in California. Nothing like…read morefresh produce from farms merely 10-20 miles away! Seriously, summer farmers' markets are absolutely pnenomenal. Peaches, white peaches, plums, nectarines, white nectarines, blueberries, strawberries, cherries, oranges. Texas just doesn't do it like California. My method of finding the best white peaches is to walk around to every booth and try every sample. This is very important. The booth with the best peaches one day may not be the best the next day. VERY VERY IMPORTANT! Most days, their stone fruits will be mix n' match, $1.50/lb. You can't beat that. Hummus Heaven is a must. The guy who mans the booth hands you samples faster than you can put it in your mouth! I like the spicy black bean, cilantro avocado, and garlic. But honestly, everything is delicious. And if you're a hummus fiend, go buy yourself more than 3 tubs, because those delicious containers will not last long! Their lemon salted pita chips are also yummy! Farmers' market is cheaper and better tasting than Safeway and S-Mart. There's no excuse for not coming here! Plus, it's fun :)

This place is huge, clean, and peaceful! My son counted only 6 customers when we went. I appreciate…read morethe wide aisles. Narrow aisles give me anxiety, and I already have enough of that! I loved that it wasn't crowded here, but I hope more customers come and keep them in business. I bought my favorite Crunchy Garlic in Chili Oil (kind of expensive here, but I've been craving it), frozen Korean Corn Dogs with mozzarella and Fish Sausage, Plant-based Bulgogi Kimbap, and lots of fresh produce. I accidentally chose plant-based kimbap, and it fooled me and my son! Thought it was real, thin slices of beef - I'm impressed! There's a bakery coming soon, next to Coco Dak (serving Korean fried chicken) in the back. Will come back to support them and stock up on "diverse delights"!

This market is so cool! I didn't even know this place existed. It doesn't seem super busy, so you…read morecan shop peacefully. They have so many different type of groceries- korean, vietnamese, laos, filipino, mexican, middle eastern. The produce looks super fresh, and the deli has a lot of stuff too. Everything is very organized. They even had so many cool korean beers- I had to try the yuzu and kimchi flavor. I found some pretty cool stuff here! There is even a fried chicken restaurant inside as well.

Good store with all things I grew up with! Avocados…read moreexcellent, all the peppers, nopales, and decent tortillas. Recommended for Latino foods!

$11 for this "taco salad"? You've got to be kidding me. Last…read moretime I checked, a salad contained lettuce. This one apparently missed that memo entirely. When I asked where the lettuce was, the guy actually laughed instead of fixing the problem. And it wasn't just the salad. The entire order was wrong. Salsa? Missing. Pico? Missing. Lettuce? Apparently optional. The nacho cheese had the consistency of hair gel and looked like something that should be scraped off a shop floor, not put on food. Then there's the carne asada. Calling that asada is being extremely generous. The meat was so dry, dark, and miserable-looking that fried dog food honestly came to mind. I paid $11 for a taco salad, not a box of random fried dough, questionable meat, and condiments I apparently have to imagine were included. The food quality was terrible, the order was completely wrong, and the customer service was somehow worse. Laughing at a customer who is pointing out that you forgot half their meal is not exactly a winning customer-service strategy. Save yourself the money and the disappointment. I strongly recommend staying away from this place. Thanks for digging up some wilted lettuce from the back end giving it to me in foil. Straight to the trash dinner went. Frozen hot pocket it is tonight!

Honestly I love Stockton's Farmers Market. I have only gone on Sundays so I am unsure of how it is…read moreon Thursdays. There is always tons of produce, plus other offerings such as local baked goods, eggs, and other food / drink items. I would say about 1/2 to 2/3 of the market is produce and the rest are the other types of vendors. I love that there is always good deals for fresh fruits and vegetables at the market and everything is reasonably priced while still getting to support local vendors. All the vendors are friendly and helpful when buying from them. There is a large variety of unique veggies including ones we see in most big-chain grocery stores but also more unique Asian veggies and unique mushroom varieties. I highly reccomend stopping by if you get the chance!

Super awesome farmers market, everything looks amazing and the people are very friendly…read more I got a cannoli here and it was one of the best I've had in years. The vibe was super chill. Probably would visit every time I'm in town.

Sometimes I feel sorry for people that live out in Spanos Park. Sometimes. They have a really…read morenice shopping center..... BUT they don't have a grocery store and only one outrageously priced gas station. It is one thing that gas prices are up.... but the Chevron out there had diesel at $5.19 a gallon. From my neighborhood, I live relatively close to the Farmers Market at Dillards, my favorite strawberry farmers on Don and Hammer.... and Downtown is just a few exits away... okay... maybe 8 or 9. The market itself is just starting at this location... was kind of small, but had some of the regular booths that you would see at the other Markets. Apricots, tomatoes, onions, garlic, cherries, M & W bakery, 2 other bakeries, dog treats, fresh flowers, olive oil, nuts.... pretty much the usual. Don't drive by and think that there isn't much to offer. You will be surprised. Bring your dog.... I did!

Last year I would have rated them six stars. They've fallen from grace and here's why in one…read moreword...Spanos! I am not a Stockton native but rather a transplant; therefore, I have no allegiance to the haughty dynasty. Before you jump on me, I have frequented a number of the Spanos West shopping establishments, including the Farmer's Market. But there is a representative of this venture, a woman named Lynn who outright LIED to me. Upon opening for the season, I noticed this Farmer's Market increased their days to include Thursdays. I queried - what happened to the one adjacent to the old Circuit City building? She replied - "they are no longer there." I cannot fathom someone would lie to a customer's face. Did she believe me a fool? Did she think I wouldn't find out the San Joaquin Farmer's Market still thrives, directly competing with their days/hours? She went further to say the only other Farmer's Market in town was the one downtown. When I asked why the decision to "close" the one at Circuit City, she said the "businesses" at Park West "supported" the Market with publicity. Shame on you Spanos! You should care more about the farmers and consumers rather than the fact that you want more dollars funneled into your shopping center. (AND STOP HAVING MOUTHPIECES LIE TO CUSTOMERS AND YES, I AM YELLING!!!) This is not the wise and optimistic credo of one of my favorite movies, Field of Dreams: "If you build it, they will come." This is a classic "If you bring the farmers to us, we can ensure our great-great grandchildren's opulence." Let me reiterate - the Farmer's Market at Circuit City is alive and well - and in direct competition to this one. Competition in free enterprise - is that not the American Way?

It's important that we support businesses like Podesto's. They maintain high quality and standard…read morefor their products and store while also remaining locally family owned and operated. Their meat department is great and if you find it pricey you just need to monitor for sales. More importantly they do not hesitate to support their local community which is something chain stores do not often do. Management has always been great and responsive and the store environment is consistently inviting. The new bbq pit is a treat and even if I'm not buying I love passing by and smelling the delicious aroma. Please support this store it's an anchor of LC that needs to continue

Went to the deli yesterday and it seems like it's all new people working in the deli since the…read morechange in ownership. Sadly we ended up leaving because we didn't want to wait. The deli staff used to be so quick that even during the busy lunch hours you didn't have to wait super long. I might try to go again in the future when it's less busy.

I love Toso's fruit stand. They are my only choice for my…read moreannual Cherry purchase. Great product Good price Friendly staff

Love this place! I've came here on a Friday, Saturday, but the best day is on Sunday. Sunday has…read morethe most vendors. I honestly come out here for the food. The food is so good. My to go spot has Don Rafas, but maybe some other time i'll try a different spot. Don Rafas has them brown corn homemade tortillas tho! Get here early to find parking cuz parking is a B! The vibe here is just very cheerful and vibrant, never had any problems coming out here. Its always been peaceful, the produce section goes crazy! Try the agua frescas! My favorite is the Naranja (orange) agua fresca. I've only seen one vendor with it and he's at the end of the produce section on the westside. Trust me thats the one!

First time coming to the Stockton Flea Market aka La Pulga! Free parking? WHAT! We arrived around…read more1030am, which to us is late to be getting to the flea market. Luckily we found parking inside and close to one of the entrances. The parkings here however suck. They're very tight and people don't know how to park. It was an average size flea market, we got around the whole thing in about an hour. It was just sad to see a lot of the vendors had a lot of the same items. There were only a handful of people with their own crafts, items you couldn't find anywhere else. Most shops though had same knock off stuff. I was sad to see (and this is not to knock Don Rafas, because they are one of the best - also expensive - taco trucks in Stockton!) but, their trucks I believe I seen 2 were packed like barely a seat open.. yet all the other trucks/food vendors were nearly empty. Like where is the support? We didn't get a chance to eat and we had to leave early, but we seen a taco truck called "Lalo's" and they looked/smelled good, yet were almost empty. I'd probably be back just to spend an hour outside. I did buy a really good smelling perfume at a steal of a price, so I'd definitely return to that vendor.