Safe Haven for great food!…read more I love Haven City Market. It's an outdoor food court with lots to offer. I enjoy the idea of being able to go to different places and sample an item from everywhere lol That's so fun. I basically did that on my recent visit lol I hit the shrimp shack, sticky mango and the pupusa place. All were great! I would eat the shrimp tacos and sticky mango again. Service was good too. The shrimp tacos too a long time, but that's alright. Ambiance is busy and loud. It's a food court, so people are walking around to different areas. There are tables and chairs throughout to sit down.

Anytime we have family or friends come to visit, we take them here. There's always options for…read moreeveryone and it's a generally fun place to be and people watch. However, it is pricey at times and some of the restaurants just do not stick around. Also, the poke place is always ... warm and gross. Oh... and the bathroom is abysmal. Everything else is fine. One time, we stopped by to get pizza and Gorilla Biscuits was playing live. That was pretty amazing.

We love to come here, it's a nice free thing to do to walk around, enjoy music and get good food…read more Enjoy the vendors, buy dessert and sometimes we bring our cat (on a leash of course) ... The food vendors are always good and a nice variety. We favor the flautas, taquitos, tamales, my husband love the smash burger, and I always make sure to get an iced tea from the drink vendor who puts lights in the drinks. It's such a nice addition to the community. I love that there is themed nights too. The live music is enjoyable. Only part is there is hardly anywhere to sit and eat. So bring a fold up chair or tail gate or walk around and eat, that's what I do. We are so happy to enjoy it when we're in Chino. Highly recommend. It's every Fri 5pm to 10pm outside in the parking lot in front of Ojos Locos. Off Philadelphia and Central. Perfect huge parking lot.

Went to the Chino Night market for the first time last night and i think calling it a market is a…read morebit of stretch. Really it's only 3 rows of vendors and like 90 percent is food. They don't really sell goods, crafts, or items like we were expecting. Although they have a big variety of for vendors they are really over priced. They were selling small tacos for 4 dollars each, drinks were an average of 7/8 dollars. I ordered taquitos which came in a cup ( 3 taquitos with toppings and rice) although it was good 15 dollars for chicken taquitos is not worth it in my opinion. My bf ordered a Hawaiian bbq plate with beef, chicken, rice, and mac for 14 which i think was one of the few fairly priced items. My friends ordered a variety of items but also felt that they were not food for the price. Unfortunately i don't think we would return.

Visit and purchased 5.2.26…read more This giant farmers market nestled in such a cute downtown atmosphere here in Claremont. Although it was gloomy and cold, but people here support the market. There are so many things here, exotic teas, lots of veggies and fruits, even this awesome soapmaker who made Calamansi Soap! Wow! I purchased that too! Plus, Olive Oil with Basil, very fancy here, juice stands, salsa and chips fresh made. A bit of soft music, plenty of parking and got one quite fast. Beef jerky and chamoy candy. Pizza ready for baking when you home, too. I prefer shopping locally and lines not long and boring like grocery markets and major chains. Establishing relationships with market vendors is above all else important. Visiting again!!

I visited the Farmer's Market in Claremont today for the first time and had so much fun! The…read moreweather could not have been better - Sunny with a nice breeze. There were plenty of free parking both on the street as well as behind the public library and the local post office. At the Farmer's market, you can find vendors selling fresh eggs, fruits, and flowers. There's also honey, juice and pastries that are super tasty. I was actually there primarily for the eggs and was able to get two dozens of XL Grade AA eggs for $23. Most vendors accept Apple Pay / Tab to pay using your cc or debit cards. I plan to come back here more often, and when I do, I will remind myself to bring my wagon.

4++ A food hall located in the Eastvale area. The overall area feels very new as in recently…read moreconstructed within the last 5 to 10 years. The mix for me feels more Asian leaning, which surprised me only because I wasn't aware that there was that many Asian people in Eastvale. I didn't actually eat here. I stopped by for a beer at the brewery and then a Boba drink on my way out. Definitely would love to come back and try some of their eaters though. It was early in the day on a weekend, so the place was busy, but I was still able to find parking in the lot easily

Tofu house in there: Now I never knew that Red KimChi came with a white creamy glaze. Is it normal…read morefor their fish strips to have a green spot on it? Maybe I am just being culturally insensitive.

This moved to the Rancho Cucamonga Sports Center, it is no longer at Terra Vista!…read more I think there were more food/merch vendors than there were produce stands so that was a bit disappointing for a farmer's market. All of the fruit and produce stands sold roughly the same items so there wasn't that much variety. A few egg vendors. Regarding food, we tried an acai bowl ($13 large) from the sugar cane spot, fried fish taco ($6) from Ensanada, and a beef tamale ($5). Overall decent food for a farmer's market. The performer was THE HIGHLIGHT. I would come back just to see her sing again. I don't know if she is here weekly but her voice was so soothing and brought good vibes. Great song choices. She goes by @thebohemianbusker.

Visited the new location today and asked, "Is it hotter at this location or Terra Vista?" It's…read morehotter here. I will say, the layout is bigger and more spacious and parking wasn't bad since we got here early, but we've stopped by after 11 am and had to circle the parking lot for a while and ended up leaving. We tried the sourdough vendor Amo Pan and got the cinnamon roll, pretzel, lemon blueberry sourdough loaf and a stack of chocolate chip cookies, all sourdough products. The cookie was fine, I've never had a sourdough cookie before but the difference wasn't super obvious to me. I loved the pretzel and the lemon blueberry loaf. The cinnamon roll was great. I liked the texture and taste a lot and would get that again. We also tried the Bagel Sandwich from the Bakers Crate and that was very good! I got the double egg and sausage bagel and it hit the spot, however the cinnamon roll was just ok to me. Lots of other great vendors are at this Farmer's Market and with the new layout it feels like there's more vendors. Get there early to find close parking, bring a hat or umbrella to block out the sun and enjoy all the samples the vendors offer.

Drove around in circles just to not find it even though it shows open on Yelp…read more Don't waste your time instead drive to Ranchos Farmers Market.

I always enjoy going to a Farmers Market. I like the location of this one. Unfortunately there are…read moreless than a dozen vendors (only 1 with fruit & vegetables) and sadly I can walk the whole market in under 10 minutes. I've been 3x and will go a few more, but if they don't get more 'farmer's' goods I'll go somewhere else soon.

One of my favorite food hall where you can also play ping pong or pool in addition to a variety of…read morevendors that are the typical ones found in malls. Love the food from Shootz such as butter katsu chicken. Nice layout with a variety of comfortable and cute seating areas inside and outside. They have vendors inside the main building and also all around it. Not crowded so it's easy to finds seats and parking which is nice.

I was excited to visit Rodeo X to watch the Mexico soccer match, but unfortunately the experience…read morewas disappointing due to the lack of structure and leadership. We arrived early, yet many tables were being saved for people who hadn't even arrived, leaving paying customers who arrived early with nowhere to sit. I asked for a manager's assistance and was told there was no policy against saving seats. Although I was told someone would come help at least find 1 seat so I can sit and enjoy dinner and the game at game time, no one ever did. As the evening went on, people brought in lawn chairs, oversized bags from the grocery store with alcohol, and created their own seating areas with little to no oversight. For a heavily promoted event with a large crowd and alcohol being served, I expected visible management and better crowd control. Instead, I was told the manager had taken the day off to watch the game at home. Leadership sets the tone. When there is a lack of structure, people create their own rules. Structure and set rules can create a more orderly environment that may provide a safe, fair, and enjoyable experience for everyone. The evening ended with the TV glitching out in the final few minutes of the game crowd started chanting and complaining then a large fight. During the fight a gun was drawn, people panicked, running and pushing to get out. It was a frightening and chaotic situation. I hope Rodeo X uses this as an opportunity to strengthen its leadership, crowd management, and planning for future large events. I genuinely felt bad for the relatively young employees. They were polite and appeared to be doing their best while managing a packed venue and a bar with a 45-minute wait just to order a drink. They shouldn't have been put in that position without experienced leadership and adequate support during such a large, heavily promoted event. Lastly, I want to give a heartfelt shout-out to the Ontario police officers who responded so quickly. They were able to detain the gunman and others involved in the fight. Their swift response brought a sense of calm to a frightening situation and allowed me to leave feeling much safer.

Food was alright. Market was pretty cool. Service was good and people here very nice and friendlyread more

This place has a very devise selections. The meat quality is excellent and reasonably price. It's a…read moresmall place but packed with goodies.

Went for the locally grown fruits and veggies, but also discovered oils/vinegars, homemade doggie…read moretreats, honey, baked goods, hummus, nuts, plants, jewelry and more. Nice stop in the middle of the week. Grab dinner at one of the food vendors and relax by the fountain. Or try one of the great restaurant options at The Shoppes.

To be honest, I've only ever experienced the Chino Hills Farmer's market during the summer, so you…read morecan imagine my delight to discover that it exists all year round. In fact, the market (during my hiatus) has doubled in size. It now occupies the full stretch of the Shoppes' main street. There are SO many food vendors specializing in all types of cuisines - Italian! Korean! Brazilian! I love to see these people really indulging and perfecting their craft. It's a unique feature of this market because they don't have the run of the mill food vendors you find elsewhere. Additionally, there are lots of produce vendors alongside artisanal booths that sell things like soap and jewelry. You can do a little shopping after eating a snack or dinner. Honestly, I'd come to this farmers market on vibes alone. I can't think of a better way to spend a Wednesday night in the sleepy suburbs than to eat delicious food and do some produce shopping. It gets even better during the summertime when there's live music. 10 out of 10. Highly recommend.