I love this place! The best produce, fresh squeezed orange juice and hard to find Deli items!! It's…read morea great place to check out and the drive is pretty!

Great little fruit and veggie market. The produce looks summer fresh even in January so they must…read morehave hothouses somewhere because I got Beautiful berries and stone fruit in the middle of winter. They also carry some niche local items like Marianne's ice cream and locally made chocolates and snacks. They have a small selection of dry goods and dairy products and bread so if you're trying to put together dinner, you can definitely do that by just stopping here. The prices are actually really good too. It might take a little while to check out but for the prices and the freshness it's worth the wait.

Great place to get fruits and vegetables. There is an overabundance of them. Some are at amazingly…read morelow prices. I highly recommend to check it out when nearby, especially the fruits that are outside but there are also some great deals inside.

I love this produce store, and really wish that I lived closer! This is about as close as one can…read moreget to a substitute for a European open-air market, like Milk Pail (which closed in Mountain View almost a decade ago). There are lots of uncommon fruits and veggies, like fresh jujube fruits, prickly pear cactus fruits, and specialty herbs and greens. It's a great way to support local businesses and farmers, while keeping excess produce out of the landfills. The open-air market style also allows for individual selections of produce, and considerably less plastic packaging!! Don't forget your reusable bags, but if you do, they sell some and they even offer green, compostable produce bags available for any quantity you are in need of. Foothill Produce is particularly great for discount deals on ripe produce if you are keen on same-day recipes. They also have a large selection of European, Russian, Polish, Middle-Eastern, and Jewish foods (fresh and frozen). The market always has apples of almost every variety, seasonal products, fresh breads and challah, and plenty of standard groceries as well. Fingers crossed for a bountiful 2026. If you're debating stopping by, let this be your encouragement.

29JUN2026: I've been paying attention to various (internet) doctors/therapists making…read morerecommendations about the importance of consuming green bananas At brekkie as a means of helping my quads/aged-out body recover from the continuing deterioration of my 69+ year-old bones/muscles. So, besides a coffee respite on historic Murphy/Evelyn streets, I now had a reliable source for a green/mineral-rich banana that was more carb than sugar. This busy market certainly had the green bananas I needed (its maturation into more sugar was now stopped because my much better half peeked and froze them); the highly efficient clerks steadily checked out customers, all of whom patiently waited for our turn. I was tempted by other fresh fruits/veggies/other foodstuffs, but we gave a limited amount of space available in our tiny temporary address/fridge. I was extremely pleased with my purchase--and future purchases, and certainly give it my coveted "iWheel of Approval!"

A very grocery store. This is my second visit. This is one of the place to get great price for…read moregrocery. The veggie and fruit are a bargain. This week it has box of 3 lbs grape for 1.99. Other grape offer is .99 per lbs. They are sweet. Theree are many other fruits on sale too. Althea also has veggie at good price. As it very busy and not that much space, sometimes it a bit challenge to walk around when a shopper put the shopping cart and stand in front of it. Other stuff to pay attention is when you buy the fruit in container as some might have spoiled. The worker quite diligently sort out the fruit and throw away the bad one. You still have to pay attention. There are plenty parking but fill up as there is other grocery store and restaurant in the same area.

I love gorgeous grocery stores with local produce and products…read more All the fruit we got from here was amazing. The cheese and local product selection is also excellent - cheeses, jarred items, bakery items etc. I'm totally coming here to build my next bomb cheese plate. The price point is high but you pay for the quality. Located in Stanford Shopping Center. The staff are friendly and polite.

Sigona's Farmers Market is located in the Stanford Shopping Center close to Pacific Catch. A nice…read moremarket with fresh produce, artisanal cheeses, wine, pasta, etc. The service from the staff is friendly and helpful, especially the cheesemonger. They started out in 1975 and continue to grow strong and serve the local community. Visit their "flagship store in Redwood City, across from Costco."

I suggest you guys close this business…read more This is one of the most disgusting experiences I've had with a store ,start with the staff is soo rude ,the butcher start fighting me over a question, I bought a beef i can't wait to reach home to throw it in the garbage because of the bad smell , bought frozen zalatimo kunafa which is a wonderful sweet brand and guess what it ALL OVER ROTTEN, Third experience which is also zalatimo qatayef and i opened all the windows of my house and the smell won't go away Total scam , they want to make money and sell rotten meat and products

Hello everyone, I am writing this post to wake up all cashiers at Real Produce Market, these days…read moreeverything is expensive, Gas close to $7, so please do not over charge me in top of our president screw up. One time I bought chicken liver, the man working the counter sold me what suppose to be in garbage. I called, they said will give refund, but I forget about it because they are far away and I drive once every three weeks. Yesterday, I was there again, bought $118.26 worth of groceries. Went home, checked my receipt, off course I was over charged. Could be honest mistake, but why me? Tomatoes suppose to be $2.49lb, but the charge was $2.99. Is it a guessing game? My tomatoes were round and not vine or cluster. I am not happy, what did for you to pay you more.

What's not to like? Some stone fruit, kombucha, gladioli, and older music from Fleetwood Mac…read more(Black Magic Woman) and Tom Petty (You Got Lucky). On a day when I brought my hat but didn't need it. Such a great afternoon today!

A evening farmer's market on a weekday? What a dream come true…read more In my opinion, nothing beats a South Bay farmer's market. This one is in the beautiful downtown Los Altos - with a huge variety of ready-made food and produce stands selling gorgeous seasonal produce (part of our haul - fresh mulberries, which I had never seen before, the largest figs EVER, and fresh sugar snap peas). All the vendors are extremely friendly and it just makes me warm and happy to meet the actual face of the products :)

Very friendly people, a number of great fruits, vegetables, baked goods, and so on make this small…read moreand quaint farmers market a good place to stroll through before or after appointments and/or work. A florist and a few more vendors would be nice to see. Location is in plain site of the main entrance to the medical center.

This is a perfect-sized market -- easy parking, not crowded, 10-12 vendors, and space on the lawn…read moreto kick back and snack on your wares while listening to live music. Highlights for me: the gluten-free bakery with ample taste-testing of amazing cakes and tortes, funky-flavored almonds (guacamole, chocolate, strawberry), and the usual afghani bolani sauce folks with a larger range of food that you're forced to sample. Twist my arm harder, please! Had everything I needed without being overwhelming, with good prices and a relaxed vibe. I'll be back! (Oh, while their website says hours are 10-12, but in reality it's 10-2. This year, it's open Wednesdays from April through November.)

June,2026 - Updating the mango scene news. Fabulous quality in the mangos this year and season -…read moresome of the creamiest fiber-free, delicious, sweet mangos we have ever had. They ripen slowly on the shelf, soften and generate a delicious aroma when fully ripe and ready to eat. We're buying them red/yellow on the outside, less than green, and feeling a tiny bi soft to the touch - then ripen on the shelf 1-7 days to perfection. Most recent brands purchased, CRESPO and PALENQUE, organic. Give this a store a try if you love mangos. Somehow they have tapped into a wonderful supply chain for excellent mangos, better than ever.

This market attract many Europeans community's people, the uniqueness of focus on selling healthy…read morefoods, helping the strive the business. There are poke bowl business; Mexicans restaurant and flower shop insides. It is a multifunctional store. Spoke with owner's son, he studied music at Spain and German. He said he just came back here to help his dad during the summer. I definitely will recommend this place for people to shop.

I have been shopping here for years, since they originally opened it up. Remember years ago when…read morebehind this where all the housing is was the old Lucky's. I would say the staff is great, and the bargains are good. Regarding the staff, Maria has been here for years and is a great asset to the store and so is the store manager , his name slips me now, however he has been here a long time as well. You can find some good prices, you just have to be smart. Always look at the expiration dates as well as the pricing. On some items the pricing is much better than other supermarkets. Then there are those items, well they are about the same price as your others. Just shop smart. Ok, you may hear tune " Grocery Outlet Bargain Market " playing over and over again in your head, you are not delusional, it's probably the recording in the store ;-) Lol All kidding aside, they do play these recording.." Hey SIr, yeah you in the produce isle" And I was like.."Wow they must be talking to me" :-) And then the Grocery Outlet Bargains start playing ;-) Come on really, you think I am that gullible?! Ha ;-) I guess so!!

I've had repeated problems with inaccurate prices at the Grocery Outlet in Palo Alto. For example,…read morea bag of apples labeled $4.99 rang up as $5.99, and instead of honoring the displayed price, an employee came back with a freshly new label printed at $5.99 -- no apology, no adjustment. Another time, a six-pack of beer with no price displayed was charged at $7.99, even though the same item costs $4.99 at another nearby Grocery Outlet. After reading other reviews, it seems I'm not the only shopper experiencing incorrect pricing at this location. This is extremely frustrating and feels misleading. I urge consumer protection agencies to look into the pricing practices here so customers can trust that the price on the shelf is the price at the register.

Cute little shop I found after dinner in the area. There were a lot of cute kitchen knick knacks. I…read morepersonally came for chocolate though. I tried the cherry cordial. I never had a dark chocolate one and I may not go back to traditional milk chocolate. If Im ever in the area in again, I try some of their other seasonal chocolates.

For a guy that takes an inordinate amount of photos, I am surprisingly unobservant. This place is…read morejust three doors down from the Posh Bagel on Main St. How is it I just noticed this fantastic store? I mean, stores that sell candy and chocolate are my jam. But it was invisible to me. Until today, anyway. I am so happy I finally found it. Because Gourmet Works is much more than a store that sells candy and chocolate. In fact, as the name would suggest, it's more of a Gourmet food store and Gift Shop than a Chocolate Shop. But it's also a hella cool chocolate shop and that's the main reason I will be sure to return. Right when you walk in the door you are surrounded by an astonishingly large variety of items that would make the perfect gift for a loved one, or for yourself. Because, I ain't gonna lie, there were at least a dozen items that I considered buying for myself. I thought to myself, you know, I do so much for me, and it seems I rarely properly thank myself for my devoted patronage and self care. If you are interested in high quality gourmet gifts, Gourmet Works is definitely the place to go! They carry so many products you would be hard pressed to find elsewhere. Gourmet Salts, Dried Herbs, Pasta Sauces, Dried Pasta, Curry Sauces, Masala Simmer Sauce, Special Preserves and Jams. An impressive, well-curated selection. Then, at the back of the store you find the kind of Chocolate display case that dreams are made of. Oh my Lord! Just the Truffle side alone would be enough to melt anyone's heart. But the other side, with the astonishing variety of hand dipped chocolates is where I lost it. I saw the Almond Bark and stopped dead in my tracks. I stared at that Almond Bark. The Almond Bark stared back at me. We were locked into that stare down for what seemed like an eternity. I was sure neither of us would ever give in. But then I blinked. Somehow I became aware that the wonderful woman behind the counter was asking me if she could help me. As I regained my senses, suddenly I felt so embarrassed. How long had I been staring at that Almond Bark? How many times had she tried to get my attention? I had no idea. I tried to play it off like there was nothing going on between me and that Almond Bark. I casually inquired about some Chocolate Covered Caramels with Sea Salt on a totally different shelf in the display case. Then, of course, I had to buy a couple of those Chocolate Covered Carmels with Sea Salt, to cover up the whole situation with me and the Almond Bark. I purchased a couple ordinary, un-chocolate covered Caramels with Sea Salt too. The woman behind the counter couldn't have been more gracious. She didn't let on that she knew exactly what was happening and I wasn't fooling anyone with the whole Chocolate Covered Caramels with Sea Salt charade. So, my thanks to Gourmet Works, and the gracious woman behind the counter, Padmaja (her family owns Gourmet Works). It was such a pleasure to shop at your wonderful store! Mikey C says: I'm coming back for you, Almond Bark!