The Whole Enchilada Marketplace

This is a must-​visit heading down to Monterey. DELICIOUS smoothies — highly recommend the Let’s Date, and some fried food to wash down your fruits and veggies ;)
In the produce stand area, I’d avoid buying the store-​packaged candies and nuts — they’re pretty pricey, but the produce is decently priced!
Bring your own bags.

No more customer bathrooms!!! They HAVE the bathrooms they just won’t let you use them anymore. All you deserve for being a paying customer now is the port a potty out back!!!
I used to stop by here and buy lunch and produce on my way to Monterey and bring my visiting friends for photos and shopping. Not going to stop here anymore.

Excellent, great, wonderful selection of fresh fruits and veggies!!! Fantastically priced too! They accept cash and cards. The store inside has a full bar, deli and mini-​mart. The smoothies are pretty good and very healthy! No added unhealthy ingredients like you get at Jamba. The staff is incredibly friendly!!! Take the time to stop by here if you are nearby! You won’t be disappointed! Jesus loves you!!!

Took forever to get the food there were two people running a bar and a smoothie bar and a sandwich counter. The owner needs to buck up and get more employees (the two employees there that day were phenomenal)

We took 101 home and Monterey was on the way. Passing by and we saw some farmers markets that we definitely wanna check it out. They wrote that the artichokes were 10 for $ 1, kiwi were 7 for $ 1, oranges were 10 for $ 1, and the small grapefruits were 10 for $ 1 too. As soon as we walked in, we knew we were fooled. The boxes were from other companies, and the mark up the price for everything. The fruits and vegetables were not as fresh as we thought, because we thought veggies and fruits from the farm directly, they should be fresh. The house fried artichoke was deep fried with the flour, which was contained a small artichoke. 10 pieces was $ 9. Lol, are you kidding me?

Good food good time recommend. Calamari plate. Chipotle soup. cucumber margarita. Friendly service

This is a great place although I would like to see their outdoor seating be dog friendly. If it was I would eat here more often as would a lot of my frientds

It’s a cool little market– and there’s a wide variety of beer & wine if you’re looking for something unique. However, I made the mistake of ordering the crab sandwich. I should’ve known better as I used to work in the seafood industry and a crab sandwich at a market is likely to disappoint, however it was the first sandwich listed and I assumed that meant it would be good. Wrong. The crab tasted & looked like canned crab– and not the fresh kind of canned crab. It was pretty gross and I couldn’t really eat it. However, I will say the bread and produce was fresh & tasty so I would definitely try something a little more standard like turkey or BLT.

We love going to Pajaro Dunes and a friend recommended the whole enchilada. It was very easy to get to and the décor was really cool and quirky. The food was awesome. Actually ordered the «whole enchilada» and it was great. The strawberry margaritas are awesome too!

After making eye contact and standing in line with 4 people ahead of us, we left due to standing in line and not being acknowledged. I can’t imagine how long the wait for food to be delivered if it took 30 minutes to just ask the hostess a question. Very unfriendly despite several open tables visible and staff that were standing behind her and vacuuming. I would recommend only to come here if you have a reservation and a lot of time.

Worst service ever no one is in here and the two men are to busy chatting to make the sandwich I ordered over 15 mind ago… extremely rude I will never return and I will advise other people of this issue

This produce stand is convenient if you are passing through Moss Landing and need some fresh fruit and veggies or a quick snack and drink. I frequent it on my way home from work. The produce is reasonably priced and they have a wide assortment including avocado, chiles, pineapples, Brussel sprouts, and the typical farmer’s market fare. Snacks include various nuts and fresh salsa, guacamole and tortilla chips. If you have a sweet tooth, they have an array of candy, dried fruit and fig bars.
The check out clerk is always quick and friendly.
The only that can be an issue is the traffic on highway 1. Getting out of the parking lot and onto the road can get dicey! Watch out!

Our first time here… not impressed!!!
Stale chips, drinks took forever!!!
Ordered an appetizer that never came… after we asked it showed up with our meal.
All men waiters and they just smile and blow you off, not good!!!
However The sweet tamales were excellent!

Grab a sandwich, something to drink or just a few snacks. Super convenient for all places Moss Landing. Right off Highway 1 and close to all the beaches.
There nothing special, just a well run «little bit of everything» kinda place.
If you need them… their there.

Meh. I know people love their sandwiches, but I just thought they were alright. I was also really hungry so at the time it tasted delicious. I had a turkey, provolone and pesto sandwich on wheat bread. It included lettuce, tomato & no condiments (I like my sandwiches dry). Maybe I should’ve tried the hot sandwiches because they looked tastier (i.e. pastrami). The sandwiches average $ 6 – 8. It’s not too pricey, considering it’s not more costly than Subway or Togo’s.
There was a cute little set up at this small market. We sat on top of stools with tables made from barrels. It was right next to a bar modeled after a pirate’s ship.
Tips: they accept card (no minimum value); I was fooled by the ATM, but it’s meant for the farmer’s market next to it. There’s a spacious parking lot. You’re able create your sandwich or pick one of their pre-​made sandwiches.
I don’t know if I would be back. I just know to bring a snack next time I go kayaking; instead of resort to the nearest place to eat.

Great place to get your produce.. avacado.. Strawberries.. Oranges fig bars … all organic … love this place oh and Bomb Salsa… mmm

Very good food.
Kid friendly place.
Owner came by and gave little easter trinkets to the kids.

The fruit was fresh, the smells were potently nice and the service was good, the place is soooo narrow though like you have to squeeze by people in the walkway, kinda uncomfortable when your a big guy such as myslef but I didn’t mind until I had to squeeze on by another big guy (kinda weird) other then that cool lil touristy stop… On another not I asked the lil Guatemalan man if they had cherries and he said «noo nooo sherries for another week or 2 my fren» the he flew away like batman and highway 1 passing moss landing is extremely busy so watch for that.

Don’t mistake this place for «The Whole Enchilada Restaraunt». This place has the fruit stands and shell stands under the large canopy. The produce they have next door under the canopy has some of the craziest prices under the sun! BARGAINS GALORE!
It also includes the building to the right of it. It has a convenience store, which to be frank for the alcohol atleast, is kind of expensive. For other things such as soft drinks and snacks, it is failry priced. It also has a deli, which makes some KILLER sandwich and paninis! I had the #14 «Meat me» and it was AMAZING!!! STUFFED with meat, and a few slices of cheese. I asked them to slap on some chipotle mayo and found myself in heaven on my first bite! It was REALLY good! For the price, I was absolutely content! It also has a bar! YES, A BAR!!! Crows nest included!!! It is a small bar, but a bar nonetheless. From what I saw, it has a pretty good selection as well!
Overall; most things are fairly priced, and the service wasn’t crazy good, but was still there. A nice place to have a pit stop and relax before going up north to Santa Cruz or the bay area, or down the PCH

Passed this place so many times and never paid it a visit except for today. Wow! This is now our go-​to pitstop between Santa Cruz and Monterey.
They have an endless section of dried fruits and nuts — perfect for road trip snackin’. Picked up ranch corn nuts and lemon and chili almonds — yum!
They also have a nice selection of tropical fruits baby bananas, lots of citrus variety and just picked strawberries. They even have dragon fruit. This reminded me so much of farmer stands in Hawaii.