Talarico's Produce — Local services in Portland

Talarico's has become our go-to destination for both day-to-day produce, and for stocking up on whatever is currently in season. Having a somewhat open air market nearby is one of those things that I find delightful when traveling in Europe, so having the same experience in my neighborhood always makes me happy to shop here. Their checkout line impulse purchases are Swedish dish sponges, which are loads of fun if you've never tried one. A combination of artful presentation and well designed lighting make it irresistible to pull out my phone, or sometimes go out of my way to bring my better camera, just to get pictures of what they have. There is better parking here than you'll find at most Hawthorne businesses. A parking lot out front is shared with the bakery next door. If you're driving westbound, a traffic island forces you to turn onto SE 22nd and enter the lot...

This is a great spot for fresh local produce, plus citrus, and things like Mangos brought in from elsewhere.

The market is in a temporary tent structure that is probably 1000+ sq ft total. It’s in the parking lot of Grand Central Bakery in Hawthorne.

Today I bought some WILD mushrooms, which were picked in the coast range I think. I’m looking forward to using them in a roast chicken dish.

Right now, apples, pears and pumpkins are in, but they also have other major produce staples like lettuces, onions , and potatoes.

The staff is knowledgeable and helpful too, and prices are as good as the grocery store if not better, for instance many pear and apple varieties are only...

Friendly faces, fresh produce, sweet savings, and high quality local products! Service is fast and prices are very reasonable. Unlike some farm stands, Talaricos takes credit card payments. They have a wide array of seasonal fruits and vegetables as well as other natural products. At the time of this review they have many flavors of Hanna’s Honey which is my all time favorite. They have a clearance rack that is not to be missed— there are often prices as low as $1.00 for items at the end of their usable life. They are usually open until 7 PM which makes it easy to find dinner inspiration after the work day. In the winter, they even have a heater inside so you can...