Great selection of Fresh fish and seafood at a good price. They also have fresh live crab! The…read moreseafood quality is amazing here and the staff are friendly, ready to help! You can pre-order to skip the line and pick-up your pre-order!

Always fresh fish- well cared for-always on fresh ice- no slimy residue on fish- buys from local…read moresmall commercial fishermen- daily supply of fresh fish-

The parking lot for this garden is tiny, but at least it's free just like most of the facilities at…read moreTilden Regional Park. Admission is free of cost too, with staff available inside the entrance to answer any questions guests may have. I visited this past Saturday and was captivated by the beauty of this place. And it's actually much larger than it seems from the outside. I enjoyed trekking the winding dirt trails and flagstone pathways, wooden foot bridges crossing over the creek, strolling through a forest of trees, exploring a diverse collection of beautiful plants and flowers including mackenzie's willow, bearberry, western azalea, and star lily, so many rare and endangered species, everything clearly labeled. My fave was humboldt's lily with its vibrant orange hue and intricate features that mesmerized me as I made my way through this enchanting maze. During my self-guided tour, I was enamored by this garden's storybook setting and charmed by the occasional bee and butterfly I encountered along the way. There's a visitor center and plant sale on site too. And I saw groups having picnics and gatherings in more secluded areas of the park. Needless to say, this place has a lot to offer and appreciate.

This is a nice place to walk around and explore on your own. You can even have a picnic here if…read moreyou like. We have even seen people take pictures here on their wedding day and ourselves taken family photos here. They have so many different types of plants here, it's cool to explore and be one with nature. It's a nice escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Everything is very fresh and they have quality produce. If you want to buy bulk, there are large…read morequantities available.

Monterey Market is one of my go-to spots for produce, especially if you like variety. Their…read moreselection is huge, and the mushroom section is on another level, way beyond what you see at a normal grocery store. Fun fact: this place is famous for carrying hard-to-find and foraged produce and has been a quiet favorite of Bay Area chefs for decades, which explains why half the fruits look like they belong in a cooking show challenge. That said, the quality isn't flawless. This past summer the corn on the cob was disappointing, with a few ears already rotten at one end once you peel back the husk, so definitely inspect before buying. Also, the clientele is usually fine, but this visit featured an unnecessary checkout cameo from a full-volume Karen who felt the need to explain how standing in line works. The cashier chose silence, which felt like a statement. Still a great market overall, just keep an eye on the corn and maybe bring a little extra patience to the register.

Bluma did an amazing job with the flowers for our wedding. We had a bunch of COVID-related…read morecancellations and reschedules and Joanna was super flexible through it all. We got married up in Boonville and were able to have someone pick up all of the flowers and bring them up to the site ready to go. Joanna worked closely with us to keep our flowers within our budget but be really special. They also did the flowers for our mini-backyard wedding!

Bluma did the flowers for my daughters wedding last year.There were many constraints because it was…read morein a national park and everything had to be indigenous to the area! Joanna and Hai from Bluma were a delight to work with and the flowers were absolutely exquisite. The entire experience with them was outstanding and I so highly recommend them. If you value professionalism, reliability and artistry contact them.You will not be disappointed.

This place was great. There were many different offerings to choose from. We had food to eat and…read morefresh produce for later. The atmosphere is pleasant and the people working are well informed and happy to be sharing their wares. We will go back often.

This is my second most favorite farmers market. My most favorite farmers market is the Larkspur…read moreFarmers market which has more organic vegetables and fruit. The reason I come to this one more often is because it's closer to me in the East Bay. They don't have a lot of organic produce and the prices for all the produce is a bit high for what it is. There's a lot of different pastry booths and there's a Semi Freddy's Cafe close by. The Frog Hollow farm has great fruit and pretty good simple pastries. They also offer their fruit preserves on a discount that is much cheaper than in stores or online. Their apricot preserves is one of their best ones and has the least amount of sugar. I come here quite often to get lunch on the weekends. There's also a really nice rotisserie chicken truck that makes amazing rotisserie chicken for about $17 and they also have rotisserie duck and rotisserie pork. They have a lot of roasted vegetables that can come with their rotisserie meat but unfortunately, all their potatoes and vegetables are covered with animal grease so it is not for people watching their cholesterol. It's easy to pick up a whole rotisserie chicken for a lovely Sunday meal and have leftovers for work for a few days. It's better than any rotisserie chicken from the supermarket but will cost about twice as much. However, you get to see them roast your chicken so you know it's very fresh and the skin is crisp.

Spira is the best. Kind spirt and plant lover. Expert when…read moreit comes to water gardens and small garden ponds. Designer and caretaker you'll be glad you hired Spira!

Spira transformed my backyard in Oakland from a barren, allergy-inducing wasteland into an oasis of…read morebeautiful, delicious plants. Spira was always a joy to be around and taught me a ton about urban farming; exposed me to new plants that grow well in the area and helped me discover my love for summer squash, fava beans, potato digs, and organic farming in general. Spira was so knowledgeable about such a wide range of topics and did annoying work such as setting up drip irrigation. Such an awesome, inspiring person! If I didn't live 200 miles away now, I'd no doubt have Spira taking care of my garden to this day.

Everything was lovely and beautiful. The garden has 9 different areas, each categorized by…read morecontinent or region: Southern Africa, Deserts of the Americas, Asia, Australasia, Mediterranean, South America, Mexico/Central America, Eastern North America, and California. We spent two hours exploring the garden, but we didn't have to see Mexico/Central America and California sections. The collection was really diverse. I remembered taking a plant science course at UCD, and many of the materials and pictures we used were from UC Botanical Garden. For me, it's like I finally get to see these plants in person. Highly recommended for plant lovers!

Absolutely beautiful. There are thousands of plants, flowers & trees to see. 34acres, so wear…read morecomfortable shoes. It's nice to explore on your own but I'd suggest a tour. The redwood feature is separate and a must see. You can spend 2-4 hrs taking everything in. We're definitely returning in the spring! #GoSee