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wayland meats

k. — Mon, 30 Oct 2006 00:52:54 +0000

3421 Fruitvale Avenue
Oakland, CA 94602
(510) 530-3344

Mon - Sat 10am-6pm
Sunday Closed

DIMOND | Great meat selection with competitive pricing. You go to Wayland for the friendly service and to support a business that has been in the family and on MacArthur for the past 40 years.

Read the interview with Wayland.

rocky's

k. — Sat, 16 Sep 2006 13:23:27 +0000

1440 Leimert Blvd (@ Park Ave)

GLENVIEW | A small grocery store good for a quickie. They carry basic groceries, including limited organic offerings (milk, yogurt, cereal. Good street parking, and a large parking lot.

organic express

k. — Tue, 12 Sep 2006 04:28:41 +0000

Organic Produce Home Delivery
(415) Organic [674-2642]
website

You can choose a pre-set program for $29 which includes 12-16 types of produce for several servings of each or for $39 to increase servings size of same produce. Go online to create your own mix. They also offer groceries online. You can select every week or every two weeks. You can skip or cancel a delivery with 24-hour notice.

Yes, they deliver to Dimond area. To check additional zip codes, visit their website.

farmer joe's marketplace in Laurel

k. — Mon, 28 Aug 2006 08:51:49 +0000

Laurel District
3501 MacArthur Blvd.
Oakland
(510) 482-8178
website
map

9am - 8pm daily

Before Farmer Joe’s Dimond opened, many of us made the pilgrimage to Laurel to shop at Farmer Joe’s. It is definitely not the same store any longer. The Laurel store is the original, and it has a quaint persona versus the slick one of Dimond’s.

farmer joe's marketplace in Dimond

k. — Mon, 28 Aug 2006 08:29:06 +0000

Dimond Location
3426 Fruitvale (between High 580 and MacArthur)
Oakland
(510) 482-8899
website

9am - 8pm daily

You’ve never seen a neighborhood so happy to witness the opening of a grocery store. Farmer Joe’s is no ordinary grocer. It’s more the lux of grocers, meaning a good breadth of organic and vegan foods, green household supplies, a deli, a bakery, a fresh meat counter, and a farmer-style fruit and veggies section. I think their offering may be less expensive than Wholefoods as well. (Data is based on my very scientific approach… looking at my receipts.)

Reader Comments (1)

06.28.2007 | Craig (okradingle@yahoo.com)

I have been a big supporter of FJ’s so far, but let’s get a few things straight.

They DO have a lot of expired inventory on their shelves. The store does seem a little untidy most of the time. They are more expensive than even Whole Paycheck. (Their cheese is ridiculous)

Their meat counter, especially seafood, looks unsafe. I still buy it, but the meat looks like it was cut with a saw. It is often grey too.

I am responsible for a church picnic and choose to purchase all of the items at FJ’s. I wish they would do a little bit more to make it a little less painful to shop there.

Expensive/expired/grey seafood doesn’t seem to be a good use of anyone’s money.

There’s more, but we’ll see if anyone even reads this! :)