I haven't stopped here for such a long time, I usually just go for the renaissance fair, but by the time we're done, I'm tired and the heat got to me, so I don't feel like shopping. Since we were going to LA early in the morning, this trip experience turned out rather fruitful! Hee. (Sorry- too corny- but I had to do it!). My Fiancé got to taste the Fruit Wines, he sipped one and was able to give me the rest, since he was driving. Hee. The BlackBerry wine was my favorite as well as the sour- pucker-ness of the raspberry fruit wine, but there was something different on my plate for both these fruited wines that just didn't sit well with me..... then I tasted the Mango- and I was SOLD! I got a bottle of the mango wine and some mango dried fruit as my fiancés sister bought every jam and/or jell she could find with a unique flavor! Haha! I think we spend around $120! Hahaha I definitely want to go back and get some more fruit wines! We just didn't have enough space since we were heading to LA for the weekend of exploring! I couldn't very well load up the whole SUV at our first stop! We weren't even in LA county lines! Haha! read more

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My partner and I love Casa de Fruta, and it has become a staple stop on our road trips down to SoCal/Vegas. They have multiple outlets, each with a different purpose (listed below with notes from our previous visits. Scroll down to Casa de Burrito to see why we really love this place!) : * Casa de Fruit Stand Cute little market; featuring local goods, including fruit, fresh lavender, pickled veggies, candies, jams, and gifts. * Casa de Cabins, Inn & RV Park I've never stayed here, so can't share many thoughts on this but I think name is a pretty clear. * Casa de Wine & Deli Wine/gift shop with a deli that makes custom sandwiches to order. * Casa de Sweets Candy & ice cream shop * Casa de Restaurant Despite several visits to the property, we've yet to dine-in at the restaurant, especially since we are usually travelling with dogs and looking for more of a to-go option for our meals. * Casa de Train & Carousel Train & Carousel rides for the kiddos~ Not available in weather exceeding 95 degrees, or when its raining. * Casa de Diesel/Chevron Gas station with a diesel side for large trucks * Casa de Burrito This is our favorite part of Casa de Fruta -- and its actually not for the burritos, but for the Tri-tip Sandwich Served on a butter roll, with your choice of spicy or sweet barbeque sauce (we like to ask for a mix of both!) Located inside of the Chevron station, definitely a must-try! The space overall is cutesy and reminiscent of a farm-stand, with family-friendliness in mind. The staff are always kind & helpful. What more could you ask for? Take a visit to Casa de Fruta (and try the Tri-tip Sandwich!!) read more

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I've been here before for gas at the Chevron station. I walked inside to use the restroom. While in the store section, I saw several bags of dried fruit, which I love to snack on during my many road trips. I bought a few bags. Most notably is the tamarind dipped in lemon and chili powder. On this day, I went back, however I entered the main store. Inside was fresh fruit, dried fruit, candy, and trinkets. I was in awe after seeing all the bags of dried fruit, various nuts, and so much candy. Outside and other stores include coffee, ice cream, wine, a restaurant, and so much more. I will definitely return. read more

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The service at the dessert shop, deli, and the main store was great. Everyone there was friendly and helpful. The food at the restaurant was very good, and we really enjoyed our meal. Unfortunately, our experience with our female server was completely different She barely interacted with us. I asked her for a side of ranch, and it took over 10 minutes for her to bring it. The same thing happened when we needed our drinks refilled it took more than 10 minutes. It honestly felt like she ignored our table most of the time, except when she took our order and when it was time to pay This happened on Monday around 5:00 PM. read more

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4 stars for Casa De Fruta & 5 PHENOMENAL STARS FOR RIC!!!!!!! My family and I have driven past Casa De Fruta on numerous occasions and never thought to stop by and check it out. Located in Hollister, this is a well known family owned attraction. Here you will find a market, a restaurant, and some fun kiddy attractions. The attractions are what brought my family and I here. After seeing social media posts about the activities, I knew I had to take my toddler here to explore. Fun attractions available are: 1) Casa de ChooChoo 2) Casa de Carousel 3) Gem Mining 4) Casa de Playground [a whole playground kiddy structure] We purchased tickets for the carousel and the train ride. The carousel seemed a little outdated and could use a little bit of maintenance. some of the seating rocked a bit- nothing unsafe but definitely had some unexpected movement. Casa de ChooChoo was by far our most favorite attraction. At $5 a ticket, this little train takes you all around the property. This was a good 12 minute ride so you aren't rushed to get the next load of riders on. The views aren't anything amazing but the seating is comfortable and you get a nice break from being on your feet. Popular purchasing staples include: fresh produce, dried fruits, spiced or candied nuts, & CDF's pomegranate wine. We walked away with some pink pineapple, assorted jerky, candy, & caramel apple. I'll have to come back and try their pomegranate wine again because of all the raving- I got a bottle a few years back as a gift but didn't enjoy it at all. Hopefully my palate has become more refined with time. LMAO! Shout out to Ric. Thank you for the delicious samples and even better convo!! You shine in a store full of staff, you are my favorite part of my very first visit to Casa De Fruta. read more

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I try to stop here on my way back from Pacific Grove every trip, to do the following Stretch my legs Get some Hot Sauce Grab some Dried fruit (specifically the Dried Strawberries are elite) I hear the restaurant is also quite good but I have yet to try. It contains Several buildings with a vast parking lot, this place is quite the mecca for a traveler needing a stop. Restaraunt, coffee sgop, deli, fruit, fried fruit, hot sauce, ice cream, a train ride for the kids, and the nicest restroom Ive seen since I hit a Buccees. Prices can be a little higher, but the quality of product is top notch. From the selections of Hot sauces, to almost every version of dried or candy feuit you can think of. They also have a selection of oils, wines, rubs, and candy. I got myself a bottle of got sauce, some dried strawberrys, and an ice cream cone. Well worth the stop if you are out this direction. read more

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The wine & deli is a miss I assure you that needs a visit. Their restroom accommodations have upgraded and are above standards near the deli and ice cream shop, they have a full carousel, playground, tickets needed for the choo choo train ride, and much more! Back to the deli. It's pretty simple, you order and turn on at the deli of a half sheet. They make your order, tape it to your lunch it was done in 5 minds and they were pretty busy. We paid before exiting and found a table to eat outside. Mr. E and I decided ahead of time to share a sandwich and that was the smartest decision because my simple turkey and salami sandwich had so much meat in it and other toppings. We were so grateful for the portion size but struggled to finish our halves. We also ordered the kids the grilled cheese sandwiches and they loved the cheese pull! read more

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They have significantly increased prices and never get the chili lime pistachios. they added citric acid to them and it gives them a wannabe candy type flavor. very off putting. Would have been so great without it. and for 20 bucks is crazy. Their fudge used to be a good size container for like 16 bucks that you can share with the family. now its like 3 bites for 14 bucks. disgusting. read more

Casa de Fruta - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Hollister, California

Casa Dr Fruta is part of some of my earliest memories! Every summer we drove to Monterey/Carmel and casa de fruta was always a pit stop on the way. There are so many fun things to look at and places to play for kids. Clean bathrooms and tons of candy and delicious snacks. The diner has traditional greasy spoon type food that always hits the spot on road trips. As an adult, I keep coming back for the same reason but now I also make special trips specifically for their amazing pickle selection! They have the best and biggest pickle section I've ever seen and I have a pickle fridge at home that needs restocking a couple times a year. I made the drive last week to do just that. Casa De Fruta will always be a special place for my family and I. read more

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Went for Mother's Day with my in-laws. Truly disgusting food. My kid can cook better. I got the farmers bowl. It's not a difficult dish. Grilled chicken, veggies, rice, avocado and sauce. First off the chicken was so overcooked and dry it was like sawdust. I couldn't even cut through some of it. The rice tasted like Uncle Ben's microwaved in a pouch rice, except it wasn't even that good. It was all stuck together and cold. The veggies were undercooked, cold and seasonless. The only thing double thing in my whole plate was the avocado. My son got the pasta primavera with chicken. His whole plate came out cold. Idk what my husband hit but it was also gross. It's sad because they used to be at least edible! Today was a complete waste of money and time. They were severely understaffed with plenty of open tables but food still sitting there. No bussers? It was seriously no hyperbole, awful. read more

I have not been here since the bypass of the main road in 1992. I am impressed how well it looks very cozy, clean, and very lush & green. Plenty of fruit/candy/and stuff for purchase. There is a restaurant/wine/ice cream/ and some small things to do for small children. Let's not forget they still offer cabins for rent for a staycation here at Casa De Fruta 4.26.26 0700 Hrs read more

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Made a quick stop for lunch on the way to an event in santa clara with my church. I love stopping here. It is always so magical.I used to come here all the time with my parents.My mother loved the pomegranate wine. I always get An italian soda , some chocolate covered fruit or gummy bears. This trip i'm solo and that's okay. I am sitting in the moment ate a really good BBQ sandwich from the wine and cheese building. Grabbed a strawberry macaron I ate before I could take a picture of it. Oops but it was soo delicious. The weather was amazing, warm sun jice dmbreeze birds chirping. Always a pleasure stopping here before and after a bay area venture. All the staff are always so nice and attentive. They grounds are clean and the bathrooms are clean. Nice place for kids and families. Train rides and playground and carasoul can all have tickets purchased inside where the ice cream is! read more

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Stopped by Casa de Fruta specifically to visit the deli and wine area, and we were honestly blown away by how huge this place is -- truly something for the whole family. We each enjoyed a glass of Chardonnay, which was very good and perfect for a relaxing stop. We shared the California Express sandwich, made with turkey, bacon, pepper jack cheese, mayo, mustard, lettuce, Roma tomatoes, and pickles on wheat bread. It was excellent -- every bite was flavorful and satisfying. Simple ingredients, done really well. A great spot to grab a bite, enjoy some wine, and explore. We'll definitely be back. read more

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What a cool place to stop on our road trip from Orange County to San Jose! Perfect for snacks, beverages, and a general refueling for yourself, mind, body, and spirit. ;) So cute everywhere you turn, many tasty treats, and everyone is super friendly. Give it a try! read more

Casa de Fruta - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Hollister, California

In my opinion Casa de Fruta should be designated as a historic landmark. I've been coming here most of my life as you pass by it while on the Pacheco Pass Highway on your way to the Bay Area from the Central Valley. There is so much to see and do and eat, but it's very commercialized compared to the old days of the fruit stand and restaurant. CdF is a lovely place to visit and stretch your legs during a long drive. There is the restaurant, Ice Cream Shop, Wine Shop and Deli. Service is okay and could be friendlier but the grounds are very beautiful and worth a visit. I stop there every time I head to Santa Cruz and cannot wait to visit again. read more

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(Update) Love the new restroom at this location. Stopped for brunch this morning. Service/restaurant was great. Price is reasonable. Very spacious. Store: Had plenty of items. Ice cream was yummy. read more

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**October 2025: Sunday Afternoon** My friend and I were driving home from Gilroy and saw a big sign on the freeway that advertised pomegranate wine. I was intrigued and asked my friend if we could make a detour. As we made the exit what we didn't know was that Casa de Fruta was a destination for the Nor Cal Renaissance Fair - so getting off the freeway did require a bit of effort and there were a LOT of cars in the area. Thankfully, we were able to secure a parking spot right in front of the Casa de Fruta restaurant and gift shop so we were able to check it out pretty smoothly. We entered the shop and wow it totally reminds me of Knott's Berry Farm. There were many different nuts, fruits, jams, and other artisanal goodies throughout the shop. As we walked further into the shop we noticed a big island of pies. I glanced through a bunch of them and another random customer told me that the "Fruit of the Forest pie" (berries, apples and rhubarb) was a hit at her family gathering. With such a positive endorsement I decided to pick that up as well as a pecan pie. Let me just say that the Forest Pie ($19.99) definitely earned me some brownie points at work lol and that the pecan pie ($15.99) basically disappeared at bible study. Near the other side of the gift shop we saw a wine sampling area as well as a bunch of red and fruit wines. I sampled the fruit wines and while I really enjoyed the mango one, I still felt that the pomegranate was very unique and picked up two bottles ($20.99 each) to gift. The gift shop has a big assortment of edible souvenirs and while the dried fruits, nuts, jams were all packaged beautifully, the prices were definitely premium. I would return and pick up more pies because those were very popular! and maybe even stay at one of their cabins because it looked cozy! I will definitely be back! read more

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Got to go here after years .A treat to look at.zThey have a huge store with fresh fruit and jams,ect They have deli n a sit down restaurant.They have roaming peacocks They have a train and a carasol for the kiddies. read more

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Very pricey but not surprised as it seems like a very touristy spot. I bought a bag of almonds for $18.99 and they are one of the worst almonds I've ever had. They are mushy/stale, extremely disappointed for the price point. The fruit I bought was pretty good. read more

I read the new menu and noticed that the omelette section did not give you options to order what to add on my omelette. The old menu gave you the options to add variety of ingredients to your omelette. I recommend to make a new menu about the options to make. The new menu was not appropriate. I don't mine spending more money to make any omelets. I still enjoy your good services, good staff and delicious food. I did not check the other items for lunch and dinner. I was there with my daughters and grandchildren. Thank you Joseph read more

I love stopping at Casa de Fruta whenever I'm in the area. My favorite part is the fruit stand, which is so much more than your average roadside fruit stand. It's a huge store filled with dried fruits, nuts, candies, sweets, local treats, and all kinds of souvenirs. I always leave with a bag of dried fruit, and this visit I decided to try the Melody Mix, which was delicious. They also have a nice selection of sugar-free chocolates, so I always pick up one for my husband. This time I bought the sugar-free chocolate caramels, and he absolutely loved them. I was planning to buy a bag of their garlic popcorn, which I've enjoyed on previous visits, but I decided to pass this time. The bags were sitting in direct sunlight, and the popcorn looked faded, with the yellow color almost bleached white. It didn't look very fresh, so I skipped it. The prices throughout the store are definitely on the high side, but that's fairly typical for a major tourist attraction. Even so, I always enjoy browsing the unique selection and usually find a few treats to take home. Casa de Fruta is still a fun stop, and I'll continue to visit whenever I'm passing through the area. read more

If you're traveling through, Casa De Fruta provides a great experience for the perfect pit stop. You can use the restrooms, see some ducks or peacocks wandering around, or turtles near the pond, stretch your legs.... Grab a snack, lunch, wine or some produce and goodies to go. They have a carousal and small train that run seasonally and during busier times like weekends. You can grab a sandwich to go, an ice cream cone, or sit down at the sit down restaurant they have for a diner style lunch before you get back on the road. They have wine tasting, a large variety of specialty jams and dried fruits, chocolates, fresh produce and more. It's definitely worth making a stop here if you're driving through and need to stretch your legs! read more

Casa de Fruta - Duck with her ducklings - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Hollister, California

First time trying this I got hooked right away. Workers were friendly. Vibe was well. Food was dangerously addictive lol.

I've been coming to Casa de Fruta since I was a child, and now I get to bring my mini-me, which makes it even more special. This place holds so many memories for me, and it's still just as fun every time we visit. There is so much to do here. We love walking around, browsing the shops, picking up treats, and just exploring all the little details and displays. From the old farm equipment and railroad touches to the fresh nuts, pies, and fun kid areas, there's always something new to see. Now I get to watch my daughter enjoy the same place I loved growing up, and that full-circle feeling is priceless. Casa de Fruta is one of those classic California stops we'll keep coming back to again and again. Big shout out to Trisha at the Fast Bar . Trisha was very kind and personable! read more

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Casa de Fruta in Hollister is wonderful place to stop during a long drive. Big property with all sorts of shops and eateries with nature in the background. Kids, groups, and folks of all ages will love it here. Prices for the food items are on the higher side, but understandable as this is a very large property that likely needs to be maintained and operated by a lot of folks. Convenient location off 152 / Pacheco Pass with gas and EV charging stations and abundant parking. read more

We went to the grocery store, coffee & sweets, wine & deli and the restaurant. Every service and cashier were super helpful. Just walking around, very down to earth place. We just wanted to spend a few hours checking out this place in full, but I didn't have time for the choochoo ride. I would've loved it, like all the kids! So yes, this is an adult and kid friendly place. Check this place out if you've never been, worth the travel. read more

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This is a nifty pitstop & fun experience. It's also nostalgic since I grew up in the area. There's a variety of shopping, eating, & drinking available, as well as lodging options. The main Fruit Stand offers a lot to see. It is large, clean, & well organized, with workers keeping things maintained. There is produce, nuts, dried fruits, pickled items, beverages, specialty condiments, olives, wine & wine tasting, popcorn, pies, teas, candy, chocolates, candied apples, ice cream, & more. Non-food items include souvenirs, home goods & decor, stickers, jewelry, sunglasses, magnets, & keychains. Our check out experience left a lot to be desired--barely acknowledged, perfunctory, & our checker started talking to another worker & left before we even gathered our purchases to go. However, the man giving out samples was very friendly to interact with. Other shops on the premises-- Casa de Restaurant Casa de Burrito Casa de Sweets--coffee beverages, ice cream, toys, snacks, purchase ride tickets here Casa de Wine--wine, deli section with signature sandwiches, gourmet grocery items Some neat to do's-- Train Ride--fun activity that lasts about 12 min, passes small prop buildings, nature settings, & goes through a little tunnel Carousel Ride Selfies with the use of phone stands around the premises that allow you to use timer & get the whole group See random animals--ducks & turtles in a pond, chicken, squirrels, peacocks Train car & engine for kids to climb & take cute photos Restroom facilities were decently maintained. Parking is available in different lots & there is a charging station area. read more

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What a beautiful place filled with all types of fruits and nuts and also the local vendors that sells DIY crafts and desserts is also a nice option to gift someone if you're traveling. They have a snack and dessert building along with their main building that sits right across the train station and the train station you can purchase tickets, which is an amazing thing for the children if you're traveling far and need to stretch and relax for a little bit. There is also a playground there for kids to run and play. Everyone in their staff is always so friendly and so welcoming. I cannot wait to stop by this place again! read more

Casa de Fruta is an absolute delight and a perfect destination for the entire family! You not only can buy all your fruit cravings and freshly made candies... From the moment you arrive, you can tell how well the grounds are cared for, everything is clean, organized, and welcoming. The public restrooms are impressively well maintained, which always makes a big difference when visiting with kids. There's something here for everyone to enjoy, especially the chance to connect with nature during the charming mini train ride. It's a relaxing and fun way to see the property, and children absolutely love it while adults can soak in the scenery. With its family-friendly atmosphere, beautiful outdoor spaces, and thoughtful upkeep, Casa de Fruta makes for a wonderful day trip. A great place to unwind, explore, and create memories together. Highly recommended! read more

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We have been coming to Casa de Fruta for over 45 years! The fruit stand and the restaurant are the main reasons we drop in, but there is also a sweet shop, wine shop and a gas station. The main bathrooms are outside the stand and wheelchair and walker accessible. However, if you have any gait issues, please be aware that the red bricks are not mortared in and wiggle a bit. The bathrooms are usually clean which is nice, there is handicap accessible parking and ramps and lots of places to walk and explore and things like a train caboose which make for cute photo ops! The restaurant is open 24/7 which is why we always stop. Not only can you get a party melt and a slice of pie at 3am but if you need to rest your eyes you can nap in your car in front of the restaurant and not worry. The waitstaff is always friendly and the kitchen accommodates changes to your order! There are a few cons, but most of them have to do with issues that might not be policy anymore. read more

Casa de Fruta - Patty melt - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Hollister, California

I love stopping by Casa de Fruta whenever we're passing through Hollister. It's like stepping back into time with their outdoor structures (double-decker carousel, train, children's playground) and their old-styled buildings. They have a restaurant, they sell wine, fresh fruit and dried fruit and nuts, and miscellaneous merchandise. It's an absolute blast and such a great backdrop for pictures. We either stay for brunch or pick up dried fruits. Service is friendly and they're happy to provide samples. read more

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My wife and I stayed at Casa de Fruta cabins on May 26 and May 27, 2026. It was an awesome experience. The cabins were clean, spacious, and had all the amenities we needed for a great stay. We roasted marshmallows for s'mores, and had our granddaughter spend the night with us. We watch movies together and stayed up late. We laid in the hammock and there were plenty of games to play like cornhole, Jenga and Mexican train. The views were great and the creek was running behind our cabin. I would highly recommend this for anyone going to Casa de Fruta. You have a wonderful time. read more

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Due to happenstance, during my lords day frolic, I unearthed this destination. It felt like home. Makes sense, the premise was welcoming and had a tangy aroma similar to fermented turkey shank.. Parking was readily available for cognitively challenged patrons such as myself. I Immediately recognized the excitement physically evoking from my body. I pulled out my chaveta to wrap my yap around a Cuban satiation as I trotted towards the dessert tavern. I'm a sucker for a candied beetroot licorice lollipop. I slammed some silver dollars down, and stuffed each of my cheeks with a set of decadent vermillion colored candy on a stick. I had places to be and things to see, so I galavanted back to my preheated hog and soared down the 152. There was a puddle of salivation running down my leather club patches on my vest before I even turned her over. When I got home, the stains on my tongue served as a reminder of the hospitality and community, that Casa De Fruta offers to all. My buccals stayed pigmented and soiled for days on end. Prolonged pleasure. Recommend. Kindest Regards, JC read more

Come on down to the House of Fruit! For context, I live in Bakersfield CA but have family up north so we always make it a point to stop here and get all that we need. Sweets, coffee, cakes, and more dried fruit than you can shake a stick at. If you enjoy the casual garden bling or sunshine flag they got ya covered. There are two things that you should watch out for. 1 Tour buses, the lines can be really long and tourists can be dicey. 2 The wild life. Ducks, Peacocks and other no feathered foes can be very aggressive when it comes to food. You may think you're being nice by tossing some peanuts out the window. Wrong! The ducks will setup shop under your car until you find something better to toss out. But who doesn't love a good comedy hour while on a 4 hour road trip? Over all this place is historic, fun and worth the long car ride. read more

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My husband and I came to Hollister for birdwatching. But the great surprise was Casa de Fruta. This little part of Hollister is just adorable. The restaurant has the best breakfast I've ever had. Oh my God, the bacon, you have to have the bacon, it's from a local meat market. Everything was delicious and at a reasonable price. Included with our meal was a fresh winter fruit salad with persimmons, cactus fruit, and kiwi. What a treat. The service was excellent. The restaurant staff was so attentive they kept coming back, offering us more delicious coffee. We stayed overnight at the Casa de Fruta Inn. It was a warm cozy stay with a big king bed, and plenty of comfy pillows!! We will make this an annual stop for bird watching. read more

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Casa de Fruta is a Quirky, Family-Friendly Roadside gem with so much to do. Nestled along Pacheco Pass on Highway 152, between South Almaden Valley and the Central Valley, Casa de Fruta has grown from a humble produce stand into a full-fledged roadside attraction--and it's a delightful place to stretch your legs (and maybe your wallet). While not flashy or upscale, Casa de Fruta has charm in spades and enough to keep the whole family entertained for an hour or two. Behind the main shops, you'll find a fishpond, a carousel, a miniature train, and other kid-friendly activities. During the fall, the property transforms into a vibrant pumpkin patch, complete with one of the largest selections around--minus the actual field. The main marketplace features an impressive variety of homemade candies, fresh and dried fruits, jams, nuts (including spiced and salted pistachios), and even local wine and tequila. Casa de Sweet offers a combination candy store, deli, and coffee shop with novelty items ranging from chocolate-covered treats to quirky retro lunchboxes, and even Hello Kitty-themed goodies. Casa de Wines serves local wines and sandwiches, while the Casa de Restaurant provides a standard roadside diner experience--nothing fancy, but perfect for a quick bite. The diner always has the yummiest pies and the freshest food. There's also a large carousel, train, and playground, making it a fun stopover, especially for families road-tripping between the mountains and the coast. My daughter and father love riding the carousel, and it is a great memory we've created throughout the generations. The facilities are so-so. There's so much traffic that the restrooms get a little messy and uncut. However, the staff are generally friendly, and the atmosphere is playful and inviting. Casa de Fruta isn't just a pit stop--it's a pleasant little detour worth planning into your journey. Casa de Fruta has been a stop for us for generations. read more

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We've come here a few times and each time there's a steady stream of customers coming by. This place does leave me a little unsettled because of some random pricing. For example, I saw a small box of chocolate covered cherries for almost $30. We ordered a double-scoop ice cream and the waffle cone was fresh. The ice cream was also home-made and had good flavors -- blueberry cheesecake and cherry ice cream. Overall this is a solid ice cream place. read more

Great little place to stop weather you come and visit or for a resting spot. The shops have some pretty amazing stuff, from jelly's, wine, dried fruit, flavored nuts and so on. It also has a playground area for the kids, a carousel and a train ride that's fun for everyone to enjoy, the prices for the rides are reasonable. There's also an ice cream shop that sells tons of different flavors, this is where you can also come in and get the tickets for the rides. read more

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Restaurant: very disappointed in the patty melt twice as much rye bread as Burger and it did not have the requisite grilled onions caramelized onions read more

Love this road trip pit stop! It's got a charming, nostalgic vibe. What more can you ask for while getting in that long car ride rest! It's got your restrooms, a restaurant if you want a full meal, a country like farm store full of goodies like nuts, popcorn, produce, candies, olive oils, dressing, seasonings, etc, a playground, train ride, carousel, a large parking lot, and best of all - wine tasting! You can spend hours here! Watch out for the quacking ducks that will follow you for popcorn! What I love most is the childhood memories it brings back of making road trip stops that offer a glimpse of a step back in time. read more