Fruits & Veggies near Woodinville, WA

“First off, this stand is managed by super kind people.When i say "super", i mean it.They are kind to carry pepper plant that i asked for from Royal city to Woodenville. They offered to charge less on the peppers doesn't look nice though i thought they looked normal to me.Secondly, they carry organic. Organic has to be small (never seen a small watermelon as my hand size but taste holy great as in my picture) that is why they taste good due to the quality, not quantity. If you eat 3 big zucchinis vs 1 organic small, you feel better even eat one. And make your body feels the energy of nature kindness.Pictures are stuffs that i purchased for less than $20. you can bring home, wash, and cover with towel papers in a container and they will stay 2 weeks in fridge. I do gardening so i understand how hard to be organic and have fruits. Bugs will visit, less fruits. So, these products are cheap to me.Thank to these kind and nature-friendly, we have positive food for positive body.Come support them if you are nearby”

“This place is very tight to back into very tight to get into but the guy who unloaded me was very nice and there was another truck driver there that showed me how to get set up to get backed into the docks so all in all it wasn't bad.”

“It is just plain fun to be here. Music is entertaining with mostly jazz and ad lib.Everyone shares a few words. Dancing.It is a friendly time.Vegetarian options: I just know that they have them.Kid-friendliness: Well, I have seen Kids there.Parking: Free.Wheelchair accessibility: AccessibleDietary restrictions: Adjusted, made to order.”

“Love this small asian market tucked away in the corner of a strip mall near Martha Lake. Saves locals the hassle from driving down to Seattle for the essentials. In particular, this market excels in its tropical fruit selection, they have an incredible variety. Always happy to stop by to pick up some ripe, sweet, and ready to eat fruit. Seriously, the fruit they sell here is of great quality at a fair price. Some fruits include rambutan, longan, lychee, papaya, kumquat, mangosteen, guava, cherimoya, golden dragon fruit... I love it all! Be sure to follow their Facebook page for the latest updates on new shipments :)”

“I've been visiting this roadside spot in Woodinville for years, my daughter and I go every fall. Their cider is absolutely delicious. Highly recommend! The vintage cider press is super cool, and this year they had gluten free cider donuts. Bonus for me! I can't tell you how often I'm in a business and they upsell me on a product I can't have, usually it "We have blah blah delicious gluten filled this or that " and I say "I'm gluten free" and then the conversation stops. This time I said "I'm gluten free" and the owner said "me too! They are gluten free!" Delicious! From wild flour bakery in west Seattle. This place is great!”

“While hustling to the SLUT (that's South Lake Union Train/Transport you naughty-minded Yelpers!), I noticed this bright yellow trailer. It was filled to the brim with fresh yellowish-green, organic bananas. There were more bananas here than I see at my local CostCo! Amazon brings in this banana stand for not only its employees but also the local community and bypassers almost on the daily. I gotta say, I adore the bright colors because they bring a smile to my face--even on the gloomiest of Seattle days. The folks behind the counter are also pleasant and welcoming. There are dog treats and a water bowl for pups on their daily walk. Oh and did I say a bubble machine for the ambiance?! Be sure to toss your banana peel in one of the several nearby green compost bins. Oh and NOW GO BANANAS!”

“Working with Lowlands was such a special experience. We were so excited to support a local woman owned business to have fresh florals for our wedding day. It was a memorable experience building bouquets with family and friends the day before. Everything was stunning and they went above and beyond to make sure pick up went smoothly!”

“We couldn't believe how generous this place is: they just let you walk right in and pet the friendly goats, gawk at the peacocks, and get to know the cheerful chickens, for free! And they even gave us complimentary hot cider.The staff was kind. There's an impressive array of local produce, including mushrooms and dried spices.Prices varied from quite reasonable for apples to rather steep for other items. I wondered if $7 for a dozen eggs could be worth it, but after tasting them, I can say, unequivocally, YES! It's as if I have never actually eaten a real egg before. It was an entire experience.”

“Just moved in and I'm absolutely loving the complex!Management was super helpful during the move in process and I love the unit. Layout makes great usage of square footage, feels bigger than it is as a result. Lots of little perks (in unit w/d, new kitchen appliances,lots of closet space etc) that come together for a great experience. Super friendly community that's made me feel right at home.Best of all the views of lake Washington are flat out AMAZING!!!”

“Have always enjoyed stopping in here, whether for fruits/veggies or Christmas trees and greenery! This year we ended up getting two (I know, my hubby says kind of excessive?) beautiful Christmas trees- and it’s an enchanting Xmas wonderland at our house.?❤️? TIP: never hurts to ask about a multi-purchase discount. We did and they knocked off a nice chunk!”