Farm Fresh

It's a small vegetarian restaurant in the heart of down town Los Angeles. Initially I liked the place but once I ordered Undhiu and it was cold and stinking. I don't know if they use frozen food or keep the food for days and it starts stinking. Never again!

Rotten alphonso mangoes.I bought a box of alphonso mangoes from this store last week. All 12 mangoes in the box were rotten. When I was buying the box the 2 ladies at the store discussed something among themselves and gave this box as if they knew all the mangoes were rotten. I did not realize this at that time. I called the store for a refund but the lady talked rudely and did not help. The box cost $35. Worst Indian grocery store in artesia

I shop here as I find their prices are way cheaper than the nearest Indian store in my neighborhood. Produce are fresh here and again can't emphasize enough how much it costs less here. A bag of curry leaves is about 80 cents. A bunch of curry leaf twigs at the nearest Indian store is $1.50!!They validate parking ticket if your purchase is $30 and above. The shop is small and cramped. Hard to get around if you have a cart.

This is disgusting and truly disappointing- my family bought a box of ALFONSO mangoes at a Farm Fresh in Artesia (the best of the best type of mango) for 35 Dollars last week. Every single mango when cut opened is rotting and not edible. My parents called the store over 10 times and left voicemails to let them know and to get a refund but nobody has responded. The store is too far to physically go there to let them know.I would recommend that the Indian community and people to not shop here. The produce that they sell is rotten and they don't take any accountability.#artesia #cerritos #alfonso #mango #farmfresh #boycott #india #indian

This place is great! It's a bit small but the selection is awesome. They have some interesting chips and beverages available. They've got cookies and ghee as well. The chocolates available are delicious and it's in a convenient location. It's a great store to visit while you're in little India.

There is a little of everything here. The vegetables look fresh and not expensive. There is fresh ginger, turmeric, mangos in boxes. Dry foods like beans, rice, and frozen Indian food.There are natural Indian beauty products like neem for a face mask, lotions, hair oils, soap. There are religious items like candle holders, incense; and Indian vitamins, Ayurvedic supplements. I will buy mehndi cones made fresh, $2.99 plus tax, and tongue scrapers, they have two kinds now, stainless steel and copper, which can be bought at the cash register. The cashiers are mostly women and I have seen some for over five years I've been shopping here, and look forward to seeing their smiles.

This is a small grocery store, but the food is fresher. My mom buys her flour and other core cooking ingredients from here because of the freshness.There is metered parking on the street in front of the shop, but there is also a parking structure directly behind the store if you don't want to pay. The structure isn't huge, so it can be challenging to find a spot on the weekends.The store itself is very small inside. The aisles are quite narrow, so it's difficult to navigate a cart (which you'll need to pile up all your groceries). You're probably better off leaving your cart in a corner of the store and returning to it to put things inside.You'll find everything you need here. There's definitely a smaller selection than some of the other stores in Artesia, but you'll find everything you need. Additionally, the staff at the store is friendly and helpful.

This shop is clean and well stocked, but not all that. There's a reason why this place isn't as busy as Pioneer Cash and Carry. That's the main reason why its so clean. I was shopping for a cream and this was the place that carried it. I really didn't want to buy anything from here, because I was watched like a hawk. It was very uncomfortable checking out because both she and I knew her watching me instead of asking to help me was unacceptable.Since I went to at least 3 markets before here, I knew this was odd. But I purchased it anyway thinking I didn't drive all this way...to turn back because somebody eyeballed me. I was not the least bit happy. The prices on things are 50¢ higher on most of the beauty section. I went to several shops in the area to price things and shop is high. If you are in the area for a particular item and can't find it at the other places...come here. They do have British items and a slightly different selection. But this should be your last stop. Try all of the other markets first because there's plenty around there! Fortunately the cream didn't work out, so I will be skipping this place and giving my business to Pioneer's!

This is my first time coming to an Indian grocery store. The first thing that hit me was the smell. It was very strong, pungent and really hard to breathe. It is probably because of all the Indian spices. Once I tried to get over it, it was really surprise how small an Indian grocery store was and pricey. I thought the items at an Indian market would be cheaper than the Indian section at 99 Ranch but I was wrong. It wasn't. Another thing is parking garage is a death trap. You have to be super careful of the incoming cars. It is very narrow and hard to turn. If you think parking on the street would be better, the crap part about that is you have to pay for street parking now.

Good deals on groceries can be had here. I liked the Asian fruits n vegetables. I like the dried goods. Nice flat bread freshly made on site. Good marinated halal meat options.The specials pricing is truly that!