My original review is below. I'm now a month in and I'm adding a star. A few reasons: the variety I…read morethink was a seasonal thing. It's improved as we start to get spring produce. There are still repeats (like so many favas and beets and spinach lol) but it's better than it was initially. They are an organic farm and it shows - ants in the box, that kind of thing. Very rustic produce - requires a good scrub and not always the prettiest but a lot of it is what I've coined "ugly delicious". Grocery stores (and restaurants) optimize for looks so the stuff in the box can look less than exciting when you get it in some cases. Strawberries that aren't plump and juicy, the tiniest peaches I've ever seen, favas that have some bruises, that kind of thing. But when you use it, the flavors are usually great. A pleasant surprise is some boxes have unexpected extras. Not sure if it is an accident but I'll take it- this week it was broccolini. Quantities are also quite good and they give you storage tips which also helps you figure out what to use first. I think it's probably somewhere between 4 and 5 stars for me- there have been some misses and some of the produce isn't always in great shape as others have noted. I find myself cooking and eating more fruits and vegetables and just being more creative in the kitchen so I consider that a win too. -- I am relatively new to CSAs and I've gotten a few boxes from Eatwell so far. I wanted to write this review as I wasn't sure what to expect or if it'd be worth it and most reviews are a little older so I hope it's useful. The good: - for $32, it's on the average to lower end of boxes I found in the Bay Area . Not an amazing deal for what you get but I think it's a pretty good price - easy to manage: you have to prepay for 4 boxes minimum so it is a commitment but you can skip a week if needed (for example I was out of town 1 week and did this on their website with no issue) and can do it every week or every 2 weeks depending on what works for you - they list their boxes plus some instructions at https://www.eatwell.com/thisweeksbox. I found this useful to refer to although sometimes their estimates on how long things would last seemed off (usually under what I found online in other places so either things are not fresh when you get them and they account for that or their estimates are just wrong, unclear) - quantities are generally pretty good. Not so much it is overwhelming but most things were enough for multiple meals depending on how many you are cooking for - I appreciated you got some citrus so there was fruit and not just veggies What could be improved: - I understand seasonality but my boxes were largely identical week over week. I looked at their past boxes too and while they do vary with the seasons, there are a ton of repeats. I did see some stuff varying and did at times get stuff I hadn't gotten before. I they could stagger or rotate a bit it might be nice. Even within a box, I found mine to have a ton of leafy greens for example and would have liked to see different types of vegetables a bit more - the quality was good but it wasn't exceptional. I have had a good amount of farm fresh produce even though I'm new to CSAs and sometimes they really make blow you away with how good things can be. All the stuff in the boxes plus the add ons were solid but nothing that was extraordinary so far. A few things I hoped would be amazing and were good but not especially noteworthy included the eggs, the avocados, the bok choy, lemons (some of those are add ons). To be fair though, some of the items which didn't look beautiful like the strawberries were actually really tasty and I think this is because grocery stores (as opposed to straight from the farm) optimize for looks over taste so here you do get the more "pure" flavorful items I did make some lovely meals from my boxes and it pushed me to try and cook things I wouldn't normally use so that was cool. Overall, a solid experience and the things I mentioned make it 4 stars from me.

I've doing business with this family farm for 10 years. I've ordered their smoked chili salt in…read morequantity (e.g., 6-12 jars at a time). The last order they sent me six jars of lemon salt. I called. I emailed. I texted, and never heard back from them. It seems the wife/mother and her family is in over their heads ever since the husband/father died. Never again will I spend a dime with them when they clearly don't give two craps about their retail customers.

Recieved a beautiful box of different veggies. Order process is easy...delivery was exceptional…read more Company / Driver updated by text that delivery was made as instructed. Came out to a fragrant box of goodies...I think there is fresh basil in the box...and a few edible. Highly recommend the veggie box... Also ordered two of the flower bouquets. Nice pop of color came at a Good time for the household, but I probably will pass on the small bouquet in the future. Very happy with the veggies and appreciate the service the farm is making in making door deliveries. (Stay home order)

Really loving our Got Harvest organic CSA boxes from County Line Harvest. The veggies are so fresh…read moreand delicious. Especially love the baby lettuces, kale, and the general variety of greens in each box. The carrots are sweeter, the radishes more flavorful and crisp, and the baby beets are more delicious than anything you'd find at your local grocer. There are usually some fun surprises in there like lemon cucumbers, agretti, and Hakurei "Tokyo" turnips that you don't easily find elsewhere. It's a great deal considering everything you're getting... much better deal than Whole Foods and you can save yourself a trip to the store.

I had a sample box from the Little Shop Artisan Box mailed to me via Shikhalamode's blog giveaway…read more I'm a big subscription box fan--in the past I've done Birchbox and Ipsy for monthly makeup packages mailed to my door. I like the convenience of having things sent directly to my house and it's like Christmas every month! For the Little Artisan Box, I like how there are different levels of subscriptions: 1) Monthly, 3 Months, 6 Months, 1 Year 2) Small or Large Boxes (approx. $25 or $50 per box) This makes it easy to customize how long you want to commit to this program and flexible with your budget. Other perks: + Local food + Seasonal flavors + Beautiful packaging I got a few goodies from local Oakland eateries (including Oaktown Jerk and Chunky Pig) in the Oaktown Pride sample box. I would definitely consider getting a subscription for a foodie friend's birthday and/or Christmas.

Little Shop Artisan Box is an amalgamator of artisan foodie items....got this info checking out the…read morewebsite. these items are usually found at popups/farmers markets/forgae sf events. food groups: -cured meats -pickled pleasures -jams & jellies -confections -spreads -teas & coffee drill: selling selected items months via subscription: 3 items (20ish +shipping), 5 items (40ish + ahipping) locale: swan's popup.(3/23) item purchased separate: jade bao zhong, sky tea, 14.2 g (5)organic oolong loose teaf -tea tasted pretty strong, kind of harsh -probably didn't follow directions on waiting for water to boil into bubbles -forgot to upgrade to x-ray vision to see thru aluminum boiling pot so i could see the tiny bubbles.

We got a SECOND produce vendor! What a treat to be able to walk to get farm-fresh veggies!…read more And next week, we get a A LOCAL HONEY PRODUCER (The health/immunity benefits from eating honey made by local bees is incredible)!! Plus, there's a lovely lady who makes jewelry and sells it for a very good price (she's there every other weekend). I bought the cutest pair of cherry earrings that would make any rockabilly chick envious.

support this ! backyard gardens, community gardens run by high schoolers, food parties, volunteer…read moreand there is a new farmers market in town run by the Food Connection. Right in the Laurel. much needed since the farmers market at millsmont left a couple of years ago. The market is tiny now but has the potential of becoming something wonderful! stop by and volunteer or learn about starting your own garden. give back... I'll be there in the spring...stop by and holla!!

Yasai is conveniently located close to Philz, Safeway, La Farine, Wisteria, and other dining…read morelocations. It's very organized and offers many options for fruits, vegetables, fresh noodles, Asian snacks, Asian sauces, drinks, and dried goods. While small, many options are available. When there was a shortage of Sriracha, Yasai was the one spot I could find large bottles of it. They offer fresh, in-season produce and keep it maintained well-- while I was there, one of the employees refreshed vegetables as they needed re-filling.

Yasai is a wonderful corner market that fills the gap for an Asian grocery store in the south…read moreBerkeley area. I come here regularly to stock up on Japanese snacks, green tea, kimchi, napa cabbage, and mushrooms that I can't find at Safeway or Trader Joes. Thank you Yasai for your reliability and community feel!

We were members for about 2 decades. We liked that you could select your produce on the website. We…read moreliked that we were supporting local farms. We liked that there wasn't even a glitch when the craziness happened with covid-19, we just got our deliveries as usual. In fact, because our delivery spot closed for the quarantine, we volunteered to have our front porch as a drop off location. It was excellent. In mid-July 2024, they made an announcement that they were shifting their focus to prepared foods with an option for a preset produce box.I missed it. One day, our veggies just never showed up. I called, texted, emailed. None of the contact info was active and their website went down. I was sad & a little worried. It was just weird how everything stopped all at once. I somehow managed to figure out what happened and tracked them down. If you still want a produce box, they still deliver. Here is the new website: https://csa.farmigo.com/join/farmhousecafe

So, just some thoughts for those looking to supporting CSAs. I panic-bought this one after…read moreImperfect flaked on me at the beginning of COVID-19. I ended up prepaying for the month of May as their April was apparently booked? Anyway. They have a pretty slick website to select produce and other items, if you don't want just a pre-made farm box like some other companies do. Just a word to the wise (who is not me): be sure to read the website for their policies. They offer no refunds, you can't truly cancel in the sense that the month you prepaid will not be reimbursed, and the biggest gripe I have is that it's on a "credit" instead of dollar system, so you don't truly know how much money you're paying for a specific item until you get past your pre-set credits (different amounts based on the size of your box). The quality of the produce itself was good, albeit smaller amounts than I've been getting at other local farms (I found other places during the month I was delayed from joining here). My other word of caution is to ensure that you know all the policies around your delivery, its time, and any quirks there. The delivery location I used ended up closing on my delivery day, so the produce was hidden behind bushes. I had no idea until it was too late and my produce was inedible. Inedible produce was neither credited nor refunded. By now, I had decided to cancel anyway, but ended up "eating" (so to speak) the cost of my ruined produce and the following week's. So, that's $56 I won't see again. Anyway, just make sure to inform yourself before committing.

I love the picture of the man with the chicken. Like the chicken whisper. Best eggs hands down!…read more The yolk is so dark and delicious. My kid who will not eat eggs will eat these eggs. Highly recommend!!

I get my eggs here once a week and they are divine. Very fresh and rich yellow yolks from different…read moreheritage chicken breeds including the Araucana (light blue shells). These are more economical ($8) and in my opinion tastier than what you can get at Eat Well or Marin Sun Farms on Saturdays. You can also buy them at Whole Foods, but they are a week older there. Everyone who works here is super nice and informative.

The best honey! Sweet, savory, the right gooey texture. Happy to have found a local honey business…read moreand shop small. I use it daily in my oatmeal and yogurt and find I need "less" as it's loaded with flavor and sweetness. Easy to order and pick - email Andre - quick to respond and helpful.

Time to get more local honey to minimize my daughter's allergies…read more Quality/Quantity - My daughter told me today options are 12 oz, 22 oz or 42 oz jars. She got the 22 oz jar of local honey. Atmosphere - This is Andre's house, so no signage. Easy street parking. Service - His wife answered the door and she called Andre over who is very professional and responsive. He gave good feedback and instructions on the honey. Do not refrigerate, and since he stores them frozen (to not crystalize) to wait a day to defrost before using. Good job on your website and then letting your customers know that it is a home, not a store front. Price - $22 for 22 oz of honey. It was less expensive than the last visit. Looks like current pricing is $1 an ounce. Owner Suggestion - Congrats on all your success since 2009.