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“I visited the 99 Ranch Market a.k.a. Dahua Supermarket (大華超市) and bought some vegetables, fruits and meat; including water spinach, cabbage, cauliflower, asparagus, durian, apple, white radish, pork, scallops, lobster, biscuits, pears, oranges, mangos, banana, milk, and bottled water. All the produce, hot deli and bakery sold here are quite fresh and the prices are very reasonable.”
“Very reliable place it's like the last place to get your drinks and snacks for the road. Right on a intersection. The tamales are the bomb a little pricey but is worth it $5 dlls each tamal. Queso con rajas,pollo and pork and Sometimes de dulce.”
“Prices for the farmer's market are cheaper here compared to Walnut Creek. But a lot more busier as well. Right next to an Indian bazaar market, so the worse thing is parking.”
“If you want to have the best quality Indian mangoes in the US, go for team AumPi. They have the widest selection of local Indian varieties, the mangoes are fresh, harsh-chemical free, well packed and delivered quickly. It's a business born out of love for sharing something that's close to hearts of many global Indians and the love is reflected in all aspects of how team AumPi delivers on their commitment. I very highly recommend them over the multitude of digital and offline mango sellers, which have mostly been a disappointment. Thank you team AumPi ????????”
“My go to desi store for years. Produce is fresh, store is clean and well organized. You get everything here including good quality chicken, meat.The owners and staff are always helpful and most importantly with a smile. Also I love the samosas.”
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“We enjoy walking through the farmers market on Saturday's on our way to Cocino Mexico for lunch. Particularly like stopping by Bernal Bakery for a loaf of freshly made rye and a couple of peanut butter cookies, the best cookies we've had, ever. The people working there are quite friendly, like you've known them forever, we appreciate that. Nothing like a friendly community. All though we don't live in Pleasanton we make drive as it's well worth it. We start out our day from Castro Valley to San Leandro for the produce at the Bay Fair farmers market (they have the best selection of produce that we use) then out to Pleasanton for Bakery goodies.”