C Town Farmers Market

Awesome prices! Great fresh produce! My go to store! Oh yeah plus in the back they have a really good mexican food restaurant! 99 cent tacos! Truly a great store! I highly recommend you give it a try!!!

Yay, a Arabic grocery in corona. They have a nice selection of produce and a meat department.

I finally made it to C — Town Farmer’s Market. I’m very glad I went.
I went for olives, feta and canned dolmas for a party. I found so much more than what I was hoping for. So much more.
This place is truly an international market. Wow.
They have all kinds of meat and seafood. Also olives and cheeses.
The produce section is inexpensive and awesome! I saw four kinds of eggplant. Everything between the Butcher and the produce section is eclectic and diversified. Lots of Near and Far East products. I think I saw gochujang for like $ 3.50. Who doesn’t like gochujang? It goes with everything.
Great store. I can’t wait to go again, with no agenda, just a wad of cash!

Amazing! Your go to middle eastern market. Amazing fresh baked appetizers. So excited to have something like this around

C– Town Farmers Market, is getting better with time, having different foods that others doesn’t have. Take the time to go in,(you might like something).

This is not what I expected. This location has always hosted typical, small town markets that cater to the demographics, primarily of Mexican and Central American heritage. They have all failed. And I would have boycotted this new place because we already have some excellent Mexican markets in the area, if it were not for my Unilocaler friend, Rose S, who brilliantly dangled the «baklava» in front of my face. Thanks Rose!
Rather bold for a market to carry a more International offering in this neighborhood. But they do, and I am impressed. I love Middle Eastern foods, and now I can find a larger selection of the ingredients I desire, much easier and closer to home than ever before.
The freezer section carries some Asian, Middle Eastern, and Indian foods. The meat counter features Harris beef and an interesting selection of Mexican, Greek, and other soft, white Mediterranean cheeses. The non-​typical canned goods are quite intriguing. The produce is ok, some specialty produce, some typical for the season. Some of the produce looked a little shell shocked, but the prices were so great, I would probably just rummage a bit harder.
Well, C Town, welcome to the neighborhood. I am excited you have made an appearance, and will appreciate shopping for my specialty items here. I hope you succeed.

it has everything I need for my Arabic food.

Where do I start!!!
–The high quality fresh and variety of meats. All from Harris ranch and halal (top quality slaughtered in a humane way) at amazing prices. They even had chicken chorizo which I bought and have yet to try. Only 1.89 $ lb.
–spices and foods from all over. Although it’s a middle eastern mostly market they carry a lot of Asian and Mexican goods. I was surprised at the mix of all three which is great!
–fruits and veggies at prices I haven’t seen anywhere yeah there might be some picking to do to get the good ones but if it’s practically free why not.
–they also have baked goods, baklava, ice cream, pita bread, yogurts, jarritos.
–supporting a local business, not some big chain.
Everything all in one store for me I’m hoping they keep their prices low as this place catches on.

Didn’t even realize this was here! I stumbled into this place after searching years for a great Halal market other than the two tiny ones in Corona.
When I went inside, the meat section was immediately to the left. The meat selection is good and the prices are outstanding! Halal meats are usually $ 2 – 3 more than non halal but this market was extremely reasonable with its halal meat prices.
I smoke hookah so you can only imagine how I reacted to the hookah aisle! Build your own hookah? Umm yes please. Gorgeous hookahs as low as $ 40 for the complete set.
The produce is fantastic. Fresh, inexpensive and delicious. Prices such as 3 lbs tomatoes for $ 1.
Outstanding. Needless to say, my new favorite market to rival those of Orange County.

Price-​wise it should really be $.
My first visit there yesterday evening. This will be my «go to» place to buy fresh fruit from now on. Their prices can’t be beat. Apricots, plums and nectarines/​peaches (both white and yellow) $ .79/​pound when everywhere else they are $ 2.99/pound. Really nice strawberries for 50 cents per 1 pound plastic container.
They don’t have this huge amount of fruit displays spread out like some markets — but don’t be fooled.
They have some specialty fruits not carried at other area supermarkets such as sour grapes and green sour plums.
And Durian! Durian, a fruit known to few Americans. Beloved by Asians and people who have been in Asia. Smells awful, but don’t let the smell fool you — it tastes heavenly. I only ever saw it sold in Chinatowns LA and SFO up to now.
Good variety of meats including different cuts of lambs including lamb shanks at very reasonable prices.
Close to the entrance they have a section where the make fresh smoothies/​juices and sell all sorts of Middle-​eastern type pastries, but also things like rice pudding. Not just Baklava but also the cake-​type Middle Eastern pastry that i love. The nice lady working there makes them fresh right there.
They also have a little café almost hidden away at the end of the meat counter, selling quite an interesting variety of food: Tacos/​Mexican type food as well as Middle Eastern-​type Kabobs etc.
The people are very nice. From the lady making and selling the pastry and juices, to the cashier. And especially the man stocking up the fruit. I had never seen these sour grapes before, he was able to explain… and of course we talked about the Durian.
I already look forward to going back.

I love this market saves me a lot on time and money, no grocery shop ever matched their prices e. g 3 pd. of organic banana for a dollar etc. you really gotta check this market yourself.
Good job C Town

Super inexpensive produce! They are short staffed so sometimes it gets a bit crazy in there but it’s a new small business. The cashier was really nice and asked what I thought of the store. There’s a café in it with fresh juices and smoothies which is also really nice

When we first walked in, the employees were nice and friendly. We went to the meat department and purchased some really fresh meat. Later that evening I was cleaning out my purse and looked at my receipt. The cashier had charged me twice for 2.5 pounds of tripas!!! So I returned the next day with my receipt to complain and get a refund. The female manager who spoke Spanish was rude and so unprofessional!!! She treated me like a liar and a theft. I told her if she didn’t believe me, she could confirm my purchase with the butcher because I had bought the last 2.5 pounds of tripas that evening. When she retuned after speaking to him, she never apologized. Instead she blamed me for not calling her immediately after realizing that I had been overcharged. I went in with the intention of also buying some more items but after the horrible way I was treated by that manager, I simply walked out. Never again will I shop there and I will tell my friends and family not to shop there!!! It’s a shame, they do have great products but that doesn’t matter if they treat their customers like shit!!!