Pie O My! It's no fluke that Ikeda's is in the running to win the best pie in America's! Yes…read more.. vote now for them. https://10best.usatoday.com/awards/ikedas-auburn-california/ Vote once a day until June 8, 2026, 9am pacific time. Why should you vote for them? No brainer... their pies are AMAZING! Straight fresh from the orchard to pie awesomeness. Fruit pies, cobbler, and cream pies. Great flavors and so many choices. Buttery, flaky pie crust and of course home made. Mmm. Mmm. Never had an Ikeda pie?! Well what are ya waiting for? Go and taste for yourself. They sell whole pies, mini pies, handheld, and by the slice.

The perfect pit stop on my he way up north to-and-from Reno or Tahoe. Smash wagyu burger, onion…read morerings, and shakes...and don't forget the pies. And there's a great market where you can grab alot of awesome goodies. We made a stop both ways and we weren't disappointed either time. Even grabbed a pie to take home so we can keep enjoying Ikedas through the week.

My partner stopped by to pick up a pie before heading back to the Bay Area, and he couldn't stop…read moretalking about how much he used to love their pumpkin pies when he lived near University of California, Davis. This time, we decided to try the Dark Chocolate Truffle Cream Pie, and wow !! It absolutely lived up to the hype. The pie was rich, decadent, and incredibly satisfying. Honestly, you only need a small slice before feeling completely full. The whipped cream was light, fluffy, and honestly a dream. Between the two of us, it took an entire week to finish because of how indulgent it was. My partner usually always goes for fruit pies, but this chocolate cream pie completely converted him and now he wants to keep trying all of their cream pies. Definitely worth the stop!

I don't get to visit either of the Ikedas locations but when I do, it's usually the Davis location…read moresince it's closest to me. I love coming to this local shop for their pies and baked goods. They also have fresh locally grown fruits and vegetables. Pros: supporting locally grown food. Everything is baked fresh and they have some of their stuff frozen (pies, cobbler, tamales, patsy, etc). There's plenty of parking on their gravel lot and they offer local UC Davis students a discount. Cons: none, I wish I lived closer though!

We decided to stop here on the way up to Tahoe to grab breakfast and lunch to bring to the…read moremountain. The gentleman, Ken, who runs the shop with his son, was super friendly and accommodating to my special requests. My husband ordered the breakfast sandwich...it was super tasty with onions caramelized to perfection. We both ordered a turkey sandwich to go...the bread was so fresh and delicious and made with quality ingredients and I might add that they were not stingy with the amount of avocado they loaded on the sandwich! We also bought a loaf of Meyer lemon Rosemary sourdough to go, which I highly recommended. You can tell by the great customer service and goods baked to perfection, that this bakery takes a lot of pride in the work they do! I will definitely be back to try more!

Had lunch with Bambie and the 3 Labrador retrievers. Sat at a sidewalk table…read more Weather was perfect. So was the food. We each had a sandwich and a pastry. Scrumptious. Fresh and alive flavors. My favorite brunch place in Auburn.

Very good sandwiches whether you create your own or off the menu. The pasta and potato salads were…read morevery tasty. Friendly staff. A good variety of specialty stuff to purchase. The store is clean and well stocked.

Lots of yummies, both savory and sweet. Always fun to walk in and see what goodies are behind the…read morecounter. Such a clean and charming space, along with a friendly staff.

Ikeda : 80 on the way to North Lake Tahoe :: The Barn : 50 on the way to South Lake Tahoe…read more The Barn is a smaller version of Ikeda that has more focus on fresh produce rather than dried fruits, candies, and such. Driving down from Tahoe, these stores offer an opportunity to take an interesting rest break. Although sour cream apple pie sounded sketchy, it was the creamiest apple pie I ever had. I requested a non-tart pie, and this 10" round of heaven delivered the best pie crust and natural fruit flavor ever. There are pre-made pies ready for bake or already baked pies. If the 10" pies are too large, then go for the pie turnovers. The coconut doesn't come in the 10" size, but there's the turnover. My friend got the apricot turnover, and it was filled with fresh slices of fruit. Delish to the max. Also, I've been scouring for apple butter, exactly like the ones found in Texas. The Barn carries this scrumptious spread. I was all over that! And can you believe that this place carries loads of pummelos? Stunned by this eclectic grocery store and bake shop.

Used to be the place to buy pies a long time ago when it was Perones. It has changed hands over the…read moreyears and we are not sure who makes them anymore. Went from fantastic to yuck and back again, so not sure of the quality lately, other than what we have gotten over the holidays. Gotta give 5 stars for the sugar free take and bake blue and blackberry.

I come here on a visit every few times a year. I can't come here more often. My waistline would…read morehate me. The pies: they're delicious! Haven't had one that disappointed. The best is the key lime, and I don't even like key lime. They have a rhubarb that is delicious, and so is the pecan. I finally tried their famous chicken pot pie - worth the trouble of making it, and then destroying the pie tin trying to get all of the crust off because it's that good. Honorable mention: the cucumber lemonade that they serve during the hot months. It's so refreshing and sweet on a hot day.

This appears to be a one off newish bespoke pie spot. I love it…read more Hip vibe although there's no seating. Me and my pie bros had to eat in car. Lots of standards and some original pie choices. Patient customer service

Away a please to stop by. Today we were on a quest for getting veggies for the football party we…read morewere attending that afternoon. We found a little bag of carrots and some Mandarins to bring. I pre pealed the mandarins before the party so they were easy to much on and it was a success. We also got some kiwis. I belive it was a bag of 6 for $0.99. A great deal for kiwis. Last time I got them and saved them in the fridge and they lasted a week. These are a bit soft so hopefully they will last just as long. We also got a head of Lettuce for under $2 which is a good deal. It's nice and fresh, we got iceberg this time and it was a big head. Last time we got green leaf and the time before that we got the red leaf. All very fresh. Parking was easy. When we arrived maybe when we got there we saw 5 cars in the parking lot so we got a space right up front. When we left it over doubled, it was still easy to get out. Traffic flows well. Bathrooms were well stocked and clean. It's always a must stop on our journey. Pedrick Produce is the place to stop for produce and dry goods.

It's our regular stopping ground when driving back from Sacramento. This place has those old-school…read morefarm vibes--even if it doesn't quite have the old-school farm prices. It's a little on the pricey side, but definitely worth a stop to stretch your legs and grab a quick bite before jumping back on the road for the rest of a long drive. And as a bonus, they've got a great collection of hot sauces. BB

This place is way OVER PRICED! Don't get me wrong I know the hard work it takes to get the ground…read moreready to plant and grow crops, but when you start selling a dozen eggs for $9 & a specialty seedless watermelon for $15 the line must be drawn. I personally have been on the hunt for a seeded watermelon (I feel it to be more natural than one not having seeds) all of which I found next door at whole foods for $8 instead of the Farmer's Market for $15!. Now I will not discredit everyone one tent had JUMBO cucumbers for $1/ea that was a steal I got a few and another stand had Beautiful puprle onions for $4/bunch. Will I go back not likely.

Do not buy the strawberries. They scam you by putting all of the nice strawberries on top and…read morerotten mushy black strawberries under them. Disgusting to treat community this way.

I've driven by this place many times and decided to visit when the traffic was in stand still. The…read moreproduce was affordable and fresh. They also offer a variety of goods from other countries. They accept credit card, but with a minimum.

Great fruit and location. The fruit is always fresh, and you can get black watermelon here. The…read morestand is conveniently located right off the freeway.

Free entrance for a Phenomenal little place. They have vendors, a maze, animals, picnic areas, and…read morelots of apple goodies. The apple donuts are warm and genuinely what dreams are made of. Don't stop at 6- get the whole dozen. I adore the apple dumplings with cider sauce they sell! The whole farm is adorable and inviting. Great place for families. All the employees are very kind. The parking is across the street and free!

We stopped in for caramel apples! I was surprised we'd never come here? My SIL recommended we…read morecome here to get them. I usually buy them from other farms. Wow! My eyes went straight to the caramel apples display. They have, caramel, chocolate, etc. They were so big and fresh! Our cashier was super friendly and helpful. She offered fresh picked apple to sample which were just picked this morning. We bought some caramel apples, cider and hot roasted cashews. We'll be back next apple season and Abel's will be a regular stop when in Apple Hill.