There we were, on tiny Little Corn Island, Nicaragua, diligently working our way through every $2…read more rum drink on Casa Iguana's happy hour menu. We struck up a conversation with our bar mates re preferring the local brew over the wine which we imbibe at home, leading us to "Where was home?" "California", was followed with more wheres then meeting Matthew from Pyramid Farms in Chico. We heard rumors about his sweet, organic carrots and after rallying with him on his home turf, we can attest, "Those aren't rumors, they are the absolute truth." These carrots are palate pleasing in their naked glory! Find Matthew's nurtured babies at the Saturday, Chico Farmers' Market or if you live in the area, sign up for a weekly organic produce box.

A family member visited this local orchard and brought back the most delicious nectarines and…read morepeaches ever! It has been a long time since I have had such yummy goodness! The taste beats out store-bought nectarines and peaches, hands-down! Check them out! Buy local.

beautiful family ran apple farm it's a little slice of Paradise and the taste of the apples don't…read morecompare store bought

Went for our first time a couple weeks ago as we are from out of town but my boyfriend is helping…read morebuild the new Enloe cancer hospital so we thought we would check it out for the night and it was so much fun so many vendors, we absolutely love Aloha Bros shaved ice and everyone we came across was super friendly, loved the live music.

As someone once asked, yes Chico has farmers market and a Thursday night market both in down town,…read moreboth sells fruits. But the difference Ive noticed, farmers market is where you get all the freah fruits and veggies. It is mostly food and beverages. Thursday night market has more non edible products and services, but it also has way more food trucks. I saw a man just getting casually massaged in the middle of the market. Anything goes Do not come here if you want fruits and veggies since I only saw like one stall that sold some, and no hate to them, but one stall gives you less options. Also theres no ebt option here unlike farmers market Im not a big fan if its not edible so its hard for me to remember most of the things here. There was a place to buy clothes, people sold plants. Yeah Food trucks, there were lots of food trucks and food stalls all in one spot. There were of course the taco trucks, you got drunken dumpling, Meze moon, tamales (from farmers market), mexican street corn (also farmers market), samosa, sushi and hibachi, and many more, the one that I went to was called Churros Daisy (or Deisy) Churros Daisy, they had a wide selection of churros products, with basic churros in a bag, churros filled with a filling in a bag, I dont remember the rest but I got Churros ice cream which they had 2 versions of. One was where the churros stood up with ice cream in the same cup. But the one I got was churros and ice cream in the position of like a banana split but instead of bananas, you got churros. And it was amazing. But WARNING: very very messy, their container for this was small so it kept dripping and some of the chocolate syrup got on my shoe. I was also pressured into eating quicker so it would stop dripping but it was really good, the churros were crispy and chewy and sweet and salty, the ice cream were cold and creamy had structure was also really good. I ate it so quick (partially cause it was dripping but also cause it was so good) Los betos: I also got a taco from a taco truck, just ordered their cheapest item on their menu, 1 taco (1.99$) with a choice of meat (shrimp and fish costed extra), i ordered beef, they asked spicy or mild, it was soft shell and filling kept falling out. It was good. I ate it quick. But yeah definitely give this place a visit at least once I believe its open every Thursday 6-9pm 5/5

This is our go-to mandarin place! The owners are very pleasant people who produce high-quality…read morecitrus fruits. We've been stopping in here for 7 years to buy mandarins, oranges, and occasionally honey. The prices are very reasonable too!

My MIL was so excited to hear about a farm with Korean produce that she drove straight there! It…read moretook a few hours to get there but she brought back a few hundred perilla leaves, 40 Asian pears, some fresh pork belly, and a few other goodies. The meat was really top notch and better than what you can get at a lot of places in the Bay Area. I don't think it'll be realistic for me to drive all the way to the farm but I will definitely try the ordering system since they deliver to Dublin on Saturdays.

I have two reviews about this place. One is for the excellent olive oil and the other is for our…read morewedding that we had at the tasting room on 9/8/12. The property is utterly breathtaking. I grew up in this area and would always drive by that big grey house and wonder who lived there. I called Jamie, the owner of the olive business, about having a wedding there and he made my day by saying yes. They had other events there, but we were their first wedding. We went and tried the olive oil and were so pleased that we ordered them as wedding favors for our guests. I have to say that the whole experience was amazing. Our wedding was so beautiful and Jamie is the nicest guy and so accommodating!! I wish I could tell more people about this gem!!

The best olive oil in the USA. Quality, great service and tasty to boot. The best olive oil I've…read moreever had. The balsamic dipping oil is fabulous too! Sold locally at the farmer's markets and other gourmet stores....They have a website available for orders with free shipping! Check them out!

well what I got I would not ever send any thing like that out of your building I got a bag from a…read moregirl that was selling the none of them were maybe a size of a quarter...they were sour and some we rotten she said they were oranges....well I can send a picture in the morning and I will never buy them agin she sold a lot of them to bowling league.....this did not set well with a lot of people it looks like you pick them off the grown and put them in a bag .....I CAN NOT BELEAVE YOU SOLD THEM.....I WILL BE POSTING THE PICTURE ON FACE BOOK AS WELL.....O IT WAS SHIT I WONT GIVE IT NO STARS....

I ordered these mandarins by mail. Delivery was lightning fast (2 days) and the fruit was superb -…read morefresh and sweet. My family could hardly keep out of the fruit bowl, often eating more than one at a time. Better than anything in the stores locally. I strongly recommend buying from here.

Bought some here in 2018. was still in shock from the camp fire, but mandarins were good and fairly…read morepriced. they have jam and a few other things..

The best mandarins I have ever eaten! I have been eating these mandarins since childhood and we…read morealways get boxes of them to have all season! You will never be able to eat any store bought mandarins again! They are plump, sweet and juicy without the annoying seeds! The Lodigiani's are very nice people and take pride in their business! They will ship boxes to you if you live out of town. Highly recommended!

Just Stick To Canned Olives; Horrendous, Atrocious And Blatantly An Insult To Traditional Methods…read moreOf Olive Processing. Web Site Claims Olives Are Grown, Processes and Packageed At Facility. Olives For The Most Part Are Not Grown On Sight. They Are Processed And Packaged There, But Due To UnSanitary And UnSafe Working Conditions I Suggest To Check Your Jars For Fecal Matter From All Of The Mice and Roaches Not To Mention The Birds, Mosquitos and Filthy Flies That Constantly Plague The Facility. Best Of Luck But I Recommend Buying Canned Olive.

From the owner: We make great olives. We grow them, cure them and pack them. Our owner Maurice Penna is a master…read moreat the art of fermentation.