Temescal Canyon Road • Corona • California • 92883

From the 15 Freeway, Exit East on Weirick Road and Turn North on Temescal Canyon Road • MarketHaus is Located in the Southwest Parking Lot • p 951.277.3636

Certified Farmers' Market

Remember when we only ate fruits & vegetables, grown locally, in their season? The fruits & vegetables that are at their best -and cheapest- in November are: Banana, Lemon, Orange, Artichoke, Asparagus, Beanshoots, Beetroot, Broccoli, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Cucumber, Leek, Lettuce, Mushrooms, Peas, Rhubarb, Spinach

SHOPPING TIPS: Bring lots of small bills and change; you will be paying at each individual farmer's stand. Bring large cloth or net shopping bags.; It will save multiple trips to your car to unload. Make sure you know where your car keys are. The number one lost and found items are car keys; nine times out of ten the shopper unconsciously puts the keys in one of the produce bags. Most of the produce is unsorted and field run; some of the best tasting fruit is cosmetically challenged. Most of the produce is vine or tree ripened; this means they can be delicate to the touch. This is fruit only found direct from the grower. It is too fragile to ship to the wholesale market. If the farmer is not too busy, do not hesitate to ask questions about recipes or growing methods. You might even get to know each other's name. Have patience with the growers. They are not polished sales people, and they are under a lot of stress. Smile at them and appreciate them. If you do, you will find them smiling back and appreciating you in return. That is what certified farmers' markets are really about; smiles and mutual appreciation; families growing food for families; Californians supporting California [Source: California Federation of Certified Farmers]

A World of Flavours

Fresh Rotisserie Chicken and Roasted Corn and Loaded Baked Potatoes and Baked (happiness-in-your-mouth) Yams and Kettle Corn and Funnel Cakes and the best Tri-Tip Sandwich ever anywhere, and Crepes (try the Grand Marnier one and be transported to Provence) and plump (they go "plop" in your mouth) Kosher Hot Dogs and Hot, Hot, Hot Sausages and sinful, deliciously messy Pork Ribs, and exotic Lentil Soup, and juicy Philly Cheesesteak Sandwiches, and Fresh Flame-Grilled Turkey Legs, and melt-in-yourmouth-you'll-become-addicted-for-life Donuts, and Hot Apple Cider to herald Fall, and Deep Fried Twinkies and Oreos, and Sugarplums Dancing in the Air (coming soon) Fresh Flowers. A Kaleidoscope of Fragrance Freshly Cut Lavender and Tuberose and that Queen of Flowers -the Rose, and Gerbera Daisies to Brighten your Day and Night, and Buckets of Color and Fragrance Galore- Choo-Choo Train Rides, Slides and Jumps for the young, and the young at heart Vendors offering the Humorous, the Charming, the Unexpected And, The Promenade Shops at Dos Lagos where Life meets Style