The Cedar Market Ranch — Local services in Dallas

Mayne hold luppp I'm excited about this one came by to see what the fuss about and Mayne hold luppp they got all the best fruits and vegetables here they just off the got damn chain when you 1st come in food vendors with some good smelling food we got a quesadilla for 5 dollars and Mayne hold luppp it was a foolywooly cheese melted every where meat plenty I was like damn OK than go in and Mayne hold luppp the vibes was Hella dope no cash only card FYI bring a bag they have everything we got a box of mangos for 6 dollars I had to eat one it was juices every where i eat like 2 of before I knew it I had to stop and save for more than I eat some strawberries lord have mercy just gulping them down got a watermelon ( that's what we came for ) and I tell you what foolywooly ishhh again got purple potatoes you can't get these alot of places its this vendor while you in line who sale cookies lord get you one the was f☆☆king good ass hell we got banana peppers so big we gone chop them up a d put them in the bag lemons limes and the BAKING POTATOES OHHHH WEEEEE MAYNE HOLD LUPPP LOVE THIS PLACE WE DEFINITELY COMING BACK ON THE NORM NOW LOVE THEY TIC TOK TO every thing is super fresh we cooking the bake potatoes ask I'm typing I will show the out come later Mayne hold luppp you will end up over spending be careful foolywooly just like they said BALLA GUTTT BOYZZZZZZZ MUDDY...

I had friends tell me I needed to check out this market after it went viral, so I did. Here's my thoughts based on when I attended:

Day of week & time of day: Monday @ 9:15am Parking: I turned onto Coombs street from S Harwood. IMPORTANT: Drive SLOW & CAREFUL, as Coombs is an old railroad track and the concrete in several areas is just gone, so it's easy to mess up the front end of your car &/or get stuck in a pothole. You can risk parking on Coombs, which has no marked parking spots but signs stating no parking, OR you can park in the lot at the corner of Coombs & Cesar Chavez Blvd, which is what I did. Beware of potholes right at the entrance to the lot, otherwise the lot was plentiful at the time I visited.

Inside: The market is clean and easy to get through. I didn't realize I needed to bring my own bags, but I was able to find an empty produce box they let me use to get my produce to the car.

The produce wasn't super fresh, so you'll need to use/process/cook/freeze it within the day or maybe next day at max. Some prices were cheaper than stores like Walmart or Kroger, and some were slightly more expensive.

All in all: Would I shop here again? If I'm in the area, maybe, but I won't make a special trip...

I heard about them from social media a few months ago. Their produce is great quality and I can get all of my produce for the week here for a really nice price. I usually spend about $30-$45, that usually includes my post shopping snacks and drinks I get at checkout, for 2 people and I fill up my crate almost to the brim. I like that they have dried spices and tortillas as well as food vendors who set up on location. I usually use my own wagon but they have crates and carts to use to shop. I am able to go during the week in the mornings which is less busy, the weekends and afternoon times are typically going to be a lot busier but not too bad waiting in line. They have a small parking lot and you can park along their street. I love coming here because if saves me a lot of money on produce that would be way more at the regular grocery stores. Also...it's air conditioned and so nice when...