I purchased 1/2 & was disappointed with the overall experience. Customers should be aware that not…read moreall cuts are guaranteed. In my case, certain cuts were missing, there was no inventory list provided, & no communication regarding missing items or substitutions prior to shipment. When I reached out via email to resolve the issue, there was no meaningful effort to reconcile the discrepancies--no offer to replace the missing cuts, no partial refund, and not even a modest discount on a future purchase. The response amounted to a brief apology without resolution. Due to the lack of accountability, communication, and customer service, I will NOT be doing business with this company again.

Open space meat/ranch has some great selections of grass fed beef and they even have some yummy…read morechicken too. They don't use any antibiotics or hormones on there cattle and poultry. No herbicides, pesticides, or commercial fertilizer on any of there pastures. They have meat available all year long. They believe in humane slaughter and treat there animals with respect. There poultry is pasture raised from a partner farm in Turlock Ca in open grass eating what nature intended. It's a family ran businesses and love what they do. Awesome quality trying them out it's delicious.

Kids had lots of fun, it was so fun to see the animals! Definitely recommend for a fun family…read moreouting!

Turlock-If you are looking for an amazing "farm" day experience, THIS is the place for you!! Jeff…read moreand Ronna treat you like family. Their entire farm is made up of the most adorable animals you'll ever meet. From Ricky the Donkey to Thelma the pot-belly-pig, and every animal in between. Jeff and Ronna take the time to give you the royal treatment, answering any and all questions! Jeff even jumps on the train to give you a tour around the farm! There were eight of us and we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves all morning long. It's by appointment only, so get yours ASAP.

Super fun, small town festival with free samples of dried fruit, nuts, vendors barbecue, and…read moreclassic cars in the cute little town of Hughson. .

Excellent breakfast. Excellent food and service. Great prices. Nice variety at the store. Have…read morereturned several times for fresh fruit.

I love our Central California small town festivals!!…read more Which is why we took the short journey to the small town of Patterson, California, the apricot capital of the world! This was the first time I attended this 3-day annual event and I wonder what took me so long. Free entrance to this event stocked full of vendors and food trucks! Lots of apricot themed drinks, desserts and fresh apricots themselves. Parking was easily had, and to tell you the truth we lucked out on a parking spot close to the event. It was pretty packed being Sunday the last day of this Fiesta. As we entered, on this warm Sunday afternoon, we were greeted with some upbeat, entertaining live music. I quickly wanted something apricot and something cold. I found it! A delicious apricot freeze, not too sweet but with natural apricot taste with real pulverized apricot amidst blended ice slush. We shared and killed that while checking the vendors out and all the food trucks conveniently located together under lots of shade. We next had some apricot ice cream !!!! Again, cold and delicious with bits of that golden orange apricot in each lick/bite. As for food they had many options. From Portuguese food, Filipino barbecue, hamburgers/hot dogs/ typical fair food AND Lockeford Sausage. I had a Smoked Dakota Lockeford Sausage in a bun with sauerkraut and it didn't disappoint. They never do. Picked up a fresh lemonade to go with it, enjoyed more live musica then rounded off our stay with APRICOT PIES!!!! I got an apricot cobbler and a regular one. They each had great buttery crust with bits and halved apricots through out and served only to deepen my love for this wonderful fruit. I think I want to plant my own apricot tree now. Lol! Well, if you've never been to this annual event in early June you've gotta check it out. I'll be back for sure next year for more apricot delights and delicious food.

I always enjoy going to this festival. I like going on Sunday morning before it gets too busy and…read morewhen the crowd is still pretty tame. Admission is free and parking that's only a short walk away is usually easy to find. This year, I got tacos, a jumbo loaded baked potato, Hawaiian shaved ice, an apricot funnel cake, an apricot lemonade, and apricot kettle corn from the food stands. Everything was good, but I especially liked the baked potato and apricot lemonade. There looked to be less craft and commercial vendors this year. I usually will find some crafts or pottery type items to buy, but I didn't get anything this year.

Business model personified. They say, "people drink wine when they are happy and people drink wine…read morewhen they are sad". Hard to miss on that there business model. Went here for the better part of a week. The people working in here are dedicated to safety and producing a great product. The facility is clean and secure, safe and responsible. The Gallo family owns a boatload of property up here to feed the stills and crushers that produce the vino. All indications are its a great place to work!!!

AVOID buying their products. Even then talking to their employees, their product is low quality…read more I got a wine bottle as a gift while visiting a friend ( who is a millionaire who stores wines properly). He pulled it out of his wine storage unit and gave it to me. When I got home I noticed a crack line in the glass. At 1st I thought I must have bumped it into something.NO I did not. There was a defect in the glass- a bubble that started the crack. I did not want to insult the giver and return it to him. I figured I would call the maker, since it was defective and not opened. I called the company number on the bottle. The system greeting said how they were so customer service oriented and blah blah .. Which was all BS. They have ZERO intention of dealing with any issues. They said do not drink the wine since the bottle is defective. They also said ALL their wines EXPIRE 1 year from being bottled. ( Then they should be sold in cardboard boxes or plastic bags ) THERE IS NOT EXPIRE DATE ON THE BOTTLES. The support person said the wine was past 1 year from being bottled and not their problem.

My grandson is a member, and we all went to breakfast the other day. Wow, fantastic food in a…read morepeaceful environment. Steak and eggs, a few chorizo burritos, chicken fried steak, eggs benedict, pancakes and sausage and eggs were the food we had. Everybody liked their meals. It is the best breakfast in Turlock in my opinion. Service was good. Great iced tea. Just a very nice experience with the family. Kudos to the cooks.

Still not up to par! The food Turlock deserves better…read more dinner event with the steak strips sooo chewy that even a dog would pass on it

Every time I come here I see something new.  The art gallery, and consignment area has great items…read morefor yourself and as gifts. The staff is always welcoming, friendly and helpful. I can't wait to go to upcoming classes. A great place if you live in Newman, and worth going to if you dont.

This store has so much to offer! They bring in merchandise all the time, so there is always new…read more merchandise to peruse. The owners Kari and Catt are very friendly and knowledgeable.

This was is so good fun at course covers the exploration of the elements- point, line shape,…read moretexture, if please like ask Color and the principals- balance, hoist the first coloured pencil and crayon. The Easiest Thing To Remember was as good beautiful Artwork today. This wasn't Karen that she would tomes from my Family and Friends.

The Multicultural Arts Center in Merced is an unwelcoming place. As the coordinator of a Latinx pop…read moreup market in the Central Valley, I experienced very unprofessional and rude behavior from Kat, the centers manager. Not only did I experience this behavior but also several of the Latinx vendors that were present that day at the event. They felt so unwelcome and experienced such rude and unprofessional behavior they expressed they would not vend at the MAC in the future. I have coordinated many events in various multicultural centers, art galleries and private venues and have never encountered the level of unprofessionalism that I encountered at this location. After the event, I messaged the executive director of the center to explain my experience and that of the vendors. My message was completely ignored, further convincing me they do not care about the experience of those who visit, attend and participate in events at the center.