It is always my pleasure to share with all, this company located in California Back in the day when…read morewe lived in NY , we always purchased melons from this company ( thru my local fruit store) They called the honeydews then Sycamore. We moved to Florida and one of if the first things we did was to see who sold them. Publix did and does Their season begins around the middle of July thru the last week in Sept. The honeys are ready to be eaten the day you purchase them. The orange the same. These melons are the sweetest you will ever taste! I think from time to time Fresh Market and and Whole Foods sell them. We eat at least 2 large size honey or orange dews a week They are also known as King Of The West Each melon is labeled Turlock. How often does anyone describe the pleasure of eating THE SWEETEST OF ALL TIME? ''Tis my pleasure. ENJOY!!!

It dawned on me recently when I purchased gorgeous Peacock asparagus from Whole Foods here in…read moreKnoxville, TN that its tag indicates distributed by Turlock Fruit Co. The asparagus from the Peacock Farm was so fabulous that I returned this morning determined to purchase more (only two bunches remained among all asparagus available .. and I again chose Peacock's)! But, the amazing thing is that I live for the day when "King of the West" honeydew's arrive at Publix in July or so ... and I know from the day Publix opened its first store in our fair city that we can count on Turlock's to get these melons this far east! Publix pretty much has a monopoly on these special melons, although I have seen an occasional KOW melon in a rival grocery. I wish I lived closer to CA to see what other wonders Turlock's display/sell. Sandra Butler

This farm is a weekly participant at the Ferry farmer's market in San Francisco Saturdays when…read moretheir crops are in season. I am actually amazed that I never reviewed it as I've been buying mostly stone fruits from them over the years. Most notably, with the season about to start, white peaches and white nectarines have long been on my shopping list when they're here. They appeared the final Saturday in April with cherries and the 1st crop of yellow peaches and nectarines. I bought a few for friends but have yet to try myself. I did try their Tioga cherries (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&start=24&select=STL_d-KiMZ9EpkmBLsMr0w) which were the 1st of the season. I'm sure that they will progressively get sweeter. I am looking forward to the white peaches and white nectarines to come in. The other crops that I enjoy from them include plums, apriums, pluots, and, later in the season, persimmons, especially the soft hachiyas. I was happy to see their stand at the foot of the south driveway across from Wise Sons. It is always very nice to see Lisa and several of their regular staff members from past seasons. I will be seeing you a lot more through the summer months. And yes, stone fruits are here now.

My bag was full but Kashiwase Farms had a nice mix of Tree Fruits today at the Stonestown Farmers…read moreMarket in San Francisco.

My small children and parents and I really enjoyed the Merced Fruit Barn for the cute farm in the…read moreback. They have a pair of peacocks, goats, ducks, a cow, a llama, and chickens. They also have many exotic birds in the front of the store. It was relaxing to go and have an ice cream or coffee, which they sell, and take some time with nature. The Santa Fe train also passes right across the street so you can hear and see it. Amazing! Definitely recommend it for families with kids or if you want to stop for some nature.

This is a series of indoor and outdoor rooms that have fruit and nuts for sale. Prices are…read morereasonable. Cute ambiance. Service was prompt. Pick up a cold drink too.

Lovely little farmer's market, but it is VERY SMALL. I went looking for a farmer's market while…read morevisiting Merced and helping my niece move into her college dorm. Go Bobcats!!! Found this little gem and got some really good deals! Shoutout to the produce guy for my $4 watermelon that is so sweet and weighted like 20 pounds! Shoutout to the fruit guy for my peaches and plums and freeze dried peaches! Your green plums are freakin' amazing and worth the weight in gold! My sister bought from the bee/ honey guy. Overall it was nice, just mega small. We are from San Diego and are used to larger farmers markets. I would have thought that a farming community like Merced and the surrounding areas would have a bigger turn out of sellers.

For being in the heart of farmland community it is the tiniest farmers market I've ever been to…read more What they do have is good and worth it...just not a lot of options.

This is a friendly farmstand on the outskirts of Merced. Try the watermelon-picked only when it is…read moreready! You can even wash your fruit here and eat it right away.

The whole shopping center here is so neat, looks very modern & fancy. Plenty of parking. Crumbl…read morecookie has always been a place that I've been wanting to try unfortunately I came on a Sunday and they are closed on Sundays. I will for sure be back to try some good cookies here, so stay tuned.

The staff is kind and the cookies are fine but their new Crumbl Cybertruck is a disgrace. I don't…read moreknow who made the decision to support an all around bigot and his generally awful and unsafe vehicles, but I hope they will reconsider. I've been to Crumbl quite a few times but I won't be back, not if this is any indication of what they support.

I came here for my niece's quinceanera and it was great. If I had known, I would have come for a…read morewine tasting. The room was beautiful, the grounds are beautiful, once you get past the dirt parking lot. They should think about that because people coming here for fancy events don't want to trample through dirt on the way and the parking lot was quite a distance from the venue. The food there was good too. They had rice and chicken and I thought that the rice was going to be gummy, but it wasn't. We had some wine and they didn't have a white wine, which was odd. Just a rose and a red. So, if I had to come here again I would. But only if in the area, which I probably won't be. But if someone was looking for a spot in Merced, I'd definitely recommend it.

This place is terrible. The management doesn't care about customers experience. Outdated…read moreinformation on the website. Terrible follow up.

The variety of delicious food! All in one location! this is…read moreno small farmers market!, It goes on and on with lots of variety! Multiple city blocks. everybody there is such a good mood! The sun was shining and everybody was happy! we are definitely going back!

The Turlock Saturday market is a family-friendly positive vibes experience! There are crafters…read more(people who paint, make wreathes, build toys, crochet, and more), bakers, florists, lots to eat and drink, live music, and friendly faces everywhere. It is a showcase of the best of Turlock and the Central Valley in general. While you're there, you can also visit lots of stores on and off Main Street (some open early to accommodate the market crowds). There are also shade trees to provide some relief from the heat!