Review of the churros at the Fruitvale Public Market in Oakland. Find out why you should visit Fruitvale Market in the East Bay.
It was a gorgeous sunny day in the East Bay and it was definitely churro o'clock. My sister-in-law and her family lives in Alameda and after a picnic in the park in the Oakland Hills, we stopped at Fruitvale Public Market (map) in Oakland on the way home for some sweet, sweet churros.
What is Fruitvale Public Market?
Fruitvale Public Market is actually a small business incubator opened in 2008. The market is home to 11 vendors with a Latin American focus and featuring both food and arts and crafts.
Getting to Fruitvale Public Market
The Fruitvale Public Market in Oakland is adjacent to the Fruitvale BART station. You best option to get here is via BART blue, green, and orange lines from points around the San Francisco Bay Area.
Churros at Fruitvale Public Market
The churros at Fruitvale Public Market are made fresh while you wait.
SIDEWALK SAFARI SPOTLIGHT: Pro-tip: take the ferry to Alameda instead of riding BART and enjoy some amazing views of the San Francisco skyline and SF Bay Bridge on the way.
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They can be eaten plain or filled with a variety of delicious flavors.
We opted for chocolate and caramel. We ate our churros warm and fresh out of the fryer.
If you have a sweet tooth, it's definitely worth a detour to the Fruitvale Public Market on a sunny afternoon for a churro-licious treat.
SIDEWALK SAFARI SPOTLIGHT: Looking for other ideas for things to do in the San Francisco Bay Area? Here are some of my top suggestions:
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