This was my first time to the Auburn location. Definitely a lot bigger and busier than the one we…read moreusually go to off of the freeway near Davis. They have a full kitchen menu so we tried out both of their Wagyu burgers. I liked my Wagyu smash burger a little more than the gourmet wagyu burger. They both came with veggies and were the same price so it's just a matter of preference on the style of burger patty. But both were cooked nicely and I liked the fresh veggies. They still have their signature pies and market side for all kinds of little goodies and market items to buy. I loved that they had so many milkshake options too, I wanted them all! I ended up going with the fresh peach one just because it was in season and it didn't disappoint. It was perfectly sweet and peachy but not in the artificial way. I just wish I had enough room to get the POG freeze, but next time! They have plenty of seating outside if you want to eat your meal and or dessert right away. I'll definitely keep this location in mind when we are in the area again.

Came in an hour before closing and the place is still buzzing with a ton of people either waiting…read morefor their food or going straight to the market for the pies. I was one of the pie people. Having had Ikeda's Marionberry Pie before, I knew the quality and expected such. The quality was there and I liked how the pies were readily available for you to grab and go. What made a terrible impression and made this visit one I wish I did not take, making me give 3 stars out of 5, was the young woman who checked me out. I ordered 4 pies and two were gifts so I asked for two extra bags. She answered in an annoyed way that they're $.25 each. No problem I said and paid for them. This extra one minute really seemed to have bothered her and it's terrible that she made me feel unvalued in such a short amount of time. She seemed to be eager to help the party behind me, which is great but she had no finesse in her customer service. I believe she could've made my experience completely different and still acknowledge the people after me. She made it seem as if I'm less important of a customer than they were. She also didn't bag my 4th pie which was awkward because she gave me the bags there. I'll be back but I won't be in a hurry like I was before. These small personal nuances are what makes small businesses great. When you're client facing it's so important to know this. It doesn't take much to be kind or provide great service.

Only complaint is that pies aren't bigger. I've been going here for a couple years now and I could…read morehave sworn the pies I bought when I first went there were 10". The boxes they use are definitely big enough for 10" pies, but they currently sell 9" pies (for $30). The pies are excellent, don't get me wrong. But I drive up from southern california and I'd like to take back a bigger pie, even if it's for more money.

Theres sooo much hype about this place so we went to go try!!…read more Its in very rural davis-ish. Its like a plot of dirt then the lil stand. They have their famous pies as well as produce and some other stuff, but its a very small shop with like 4 tables outdoors. Def a stop on your way somewhere, not necessarily a destination. Their pie slices were like $8 a slice and a whole pie was $30. They also had many more options for whole pies vs pie slices, but its possible its because we went later in the day? They had some savory pies, cold pies, but mostly baked pies like peach, various berries, etc! They also have fruit freezes you can purchase too! We ended up sharing a banana cream pie and i got a peach pie too. The banana cream pie was HEFTY. It was HEAVY and PACKEDDDD. A LOT of cream a LOT of banana filling. Very yummy though and feeds a lot more people than you'd think. The peach pie was also very good! Im not a huge "cooked fruit" person and neither is mt family but we demolished the pie. The peaches were a surprisingly nice texture! And the crust was very good. $30 is a bit steep but if theyre using fresh fruits and baking them fresh its worth a stop if youre in the area!

Wonderful. We stopped in and got a Meyer Lemon and Rosemary…read moresourdough loaf, a BLT, a cinnamon roll, a quiche and a couple of cookies. The BLT may be the best one I have ever had. Same for the cinnamon roll. Even after 6 hours and starting to dry out a little, STILL yummy. The sourdough loaf is magnificent. The quiche was for my wife. I am not really a quiche guy.....and even that was good. I am going back tomorrow.

I just happened to come across The Baker and the Cakemaker and, of course, I had to stop in and see…read morewhat they had! There were plenty of goodies to choose from like pastries, croissants, artisanal breads, cake slices, brioche bread with fruit, cinnamon rolls and several other products for sale. Their cake of the week was a mocha cake! It has layers of chocolate cake with an Expresso milk soak, frosted with expresso buttercream frosting with a chocolate ganache drip, topped with cocoa nuts... WOW!!! The artisanal breads are located on the side of the shop when you walk up towards the case. They have many flavors like roasted sourdough, pumpkin seed, kalamata olive, rosemary & lemon, and more! All breads are preservative free and made with organic flour. I decided to try the flourless brownie along with a ham and cheese croissant. I wanted something sweet and something savory. The flourless brownie was definitely my favorite of the two. It was rich, chocolatey, and had that creamy texture that you want from a good flourless brownie. It was a good size, too! The ham and cheese croissant itself was good and had a nice flaky texture, but I really wish there had been more ham and cheese inside. It felt a little light on the filling, especially compared to the size of the croissant. I absolutely enjoyed the flavor and flakey texture. It was a perfect crossiant, minus the ham and cheese part. The inside is cute but be prepared to get cozy with only a small amount of space to sit. Thankfully, they also have some outdoor seating if you want to hang out and enjoy your pastry there. I didn't get a picture of indoor or outdoor seating because they were a good amount of people enjoying their dining experience. I guess they know where the goodies are! Here! Overall, I liked discovering this little spot. Between the pastries, croissants, artisanal breads, and other goodies for sale, there was plenty to look at and definitely a few things I want to come back and try... and I'd for sure grab another one of those flourless brownies!

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.

This is a great place to stop for local fruits, a yummy breakfast, brunch or lunch before ride or…read morea hike/ adventure, and shop for a pretty flower bouquet or a gift. This cute shop has everything you will need! The service is friendly and pleasant. The store is clean and organized so it is easy to look for things. The best things are seasonal local fruits so you must have some on the way out.

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.

I thought I would try this pie shop again. Unfortunately I was very disappointed. It does not…read morecompare to other pies. The taste itself was not flavorful. I will not be going there again. The lady that helped me was very kind therefore I did appreciate the Service.

Best tamales in town I wouldn't go anywhere else but here I stop every time I'm in the townread more

I was on my way home from the bay and needed to make a pit stop. Get out stretch, bathroom and a…read morelittle shopping to get me though the rest of the trip. This was actually my 2nd stop of the trip. The first stop was in Fairfield at Lowes. Another solid stop. As I was driving to Pedrick I made a mental note to myself of what I could get that was useful. I wrote on my list onions as they are only 89 cents for the yellow ones and a great deal. Also on the list were their pork tamales for a quick lunch when I got back. As it turns out when I got home my husband thought the same thing and stopped at McDonalds and got me a fish sandwich so I wan't wanting for food when I got home. Good thing we now have tamales ($2.89 each) for dinner. That's one less meal I have to plan. Lastly the most tasty and pricy purchase was going to be fresh strawberries. I got 3 baskets for $9.99 or close to that. I had some when I got home and they are more tasty than the ones in the grocery store. Though they aren't as good as the ones at the woodland Strawberry festival. Maybe I'm buying them off season. I was here July 15, 2026 around 12:30pm. On my way out I noticed the half price items on the cart out front. Lots of items were 99 cents or half off. You're not sure of the regular price so I wasn't sure if it would still be a good deal or not as could we actually eat that much. I picked up a bag of 2 heads/stalks of broccoli and a bag of zucchini, maybe 7 in the bag. I first took my haul to the car before checking out again. As it turns out the Broccoli and Zucchini were under $2 together. What a deal. The Tamales have gotten better. They have a new supplier and now there is less masa and more filling. They started off good, then they went really went down hill fast. They were all masa and little filling. It was really bad and we stopped buying them. We I saw they were packaged differently I inquired if they had a new supplier and the said yes, someone more local, I forgot exactly where they said they were from. We gave these new tamales a try and were happily surprised. The price over the years has really gone up in price too. The bathrooms are a great relief. This is a perfect stop for us on our way to and from the bay. They have 2 plumbed bathrooms and 2 outhouses. I had to use the outhouse last time as we got there before they opened and they were still cleaning the bathrooms after they opened. It wasn't that bad. The cleaning truck was just pulling away when I used the port o potty so I wasn't the first user after they cleaned it. I am just thankful that they have bathrooms and you don't have to make a purchase to use them. Tortillas are the best here. They are locally made and we love them. So much better than ones they sell at Raley's. Even though they are homemade they still last a while without going moldy. We've never had them mold on us. With the great deals on produce, great tortillas, and the bathroom situation we will continue to make this our stop. Between the two of us we are here nearly every week so we are always well stocked in produce and tortillas.

Have shopped this Tuesday market several times. It's probably the largest one with the most…read morevendors in the Roseville area. I've been satisfied with the quality of the fruits and vegetables purchased here. Like all farmer's markets the prices are a little higher than Safeway, Raley's or Save Mart but the tastiness of the fresh produce justifies the extra pennies. Kind'a weird that it's located in the Whole Foods Supermarket parking lot.

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.

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.

First time. Cute spot. There were some vendors there selling various things. The parking lot had…read moreporto potties. They also have real bathrooms with several stalls. There was food like hot dogs, burgers, corn etc. Inside they had baked goods. Lots of diff pies, streusel, apple dumplings, apple empanadas, fudge, rice krispy treats, apple juice, caramel apples, and even little Halloween /xmas trinkets. The fritter and apple dumpling we got were really good. Dog friendly. Outside they have tables with cages sorta? So it's cool if u have dogs and friends with u. Kinda enclosed. Nice place to stop by!

There baked good all the best. We love the hot apple donuts. The apple pies are also great. We…read morealways get a frozen one to bring home. Parking is really good here.