They were so wonderful and friendly here! What a great opportunity with the family to pick your own…read moreberries and see some farm animals. Beautiful farm, wonderful welcoming people! This was such a fun stop traveling up the coast.

This place was kind of confusing. There's two gates to get into the parking lot and you go to the…read moresecond one cause the first is locked. No one was there even though they were open and we couldn't buy food. We stood by the sign for a bit, walked around, then realized we pot the cash in the big metal box and walk in. It's on the home system. We paid the $2 per person to go in. They only have a few animals there to pet but they all seemed nice and used to people. Most of them walked to us wanting to be pet. I only wished there was someone there so we could've gotten food to feed the animals. Iwould've given 5 stars if they had that. Overall for the price it was totally worth it. If they charged more I probably wouldn't have gone but for $2 totally worth it to the kids.

Wonderful Filipino market! This place has custom items for Filipino, cooking and hard to find…read moreingredients at the regular supermarkets. They also carry Filipino brands. I purchased some items from the frozen food section just to try them out. Prices are reasonable on hard to find items. There's a wide selection of gluten-free flours which might be cheaper than going to the regular supermarket to get the item.

Everything you need to curb your Filipino cravings, from snacks to ingredients to make all your…read morepinoy cuisine dishes !!! And reasonably priced !!

I bought a red bell pepper, strawberries, a medley of cherry tomatoes, and nectarines. Very…read morereasonably priced. Just absolutely delicious. Just look at the pictures! I wish I lived closer to this cute stand and not 3 hours away!

It's a really great farm stand with more produce behind the store front. Just walk in further to…read moreexplore! I am not sure why Yelp noted that this offers validated parking. You just park in the dirt so it's free to park! We were passing by and wanted to pick up some fresh strawberries. They were the best strawberries that I've had this summer season! I also saw that they had cherries but they were ripe and ready and I didn't know if we would eat them in time. We also enjoyed a bag of kettle corn for the road.

Best spices and produce they got pretty good prices I been coming from Los Angeles for 5 years and…read morestocking up for my family barbecues I recommend it

I love the Arnulfo's Seasoning Salt. I used to get it from a meat market…read morein Santa Maria. When I moved out of the area, I had a few shakers left in my pantry. I'm running low so I was looking up where to get more. It looks like my local Grocery Outlet might carry it. If I can't find it there, I'll be making a trip to SM and grab a few containers to have on hand. I wish I could order it online but it doesn't look like it. GREAT STUFF!!

Stopped in today on a Sunday at 4:30 and I asked the young lady what time they close and she said…read morepolitely 6pm, I said nice, I'll be back. At 5:30 PM the young lady was mopping the area of the area where the poundage bulk candy was and she looked at me surprised and I pointed saying I'm going to get some of that candy; she did a no-no by frowning and telling me don't sue me if I slip and fall. She stopped mopping and then funny, a customer came in behind me and started shopping, then another customer came in asking her what time she closed and he said he'd be right back. What's the moral of the this story? I don't know, maybe how to keep your customer from slipping?

Super cute store & wonderful addition to the mall. We stopped in for the first time today. The lady…read morewhom was there was friendly & upbeat. Great selection of hard to find candies & probably the best selection of import candies. No need to buy online this store has it!! And if you are in need of a lounge fly handbag... it's here . Will definitely be back perfect place for a treat or gift.

I love this market. The butchers are always nice and the meat is better than any grocery store…read morechain.

The name tells you everything, once you go it's your favorita! When I need good, fresh produce,…read morethis is where I go.

Two thankful they have plant based options!! The chia pudding is delish and is made with pea…read moreprotein. As someone with a diy allergy, this made me so happy! There is a lot of space in The Collective and the WiFi works well. So I brought my laptop to do some work. The barista made my matcha to perfection. Will return!!

I strongly suggest that you offer two separate pages for the two Simple Cafés in Santa Maria…read more I was near the Santa Maria airport, looked up on Yelp to find a coffee shop with breakfast and was delighted to find one so close. This quickly turned to disappointment because when I arrived, I was told that no, there was nothing for breakfast there, but I should go to their other Santa Maria location where they do have breakfast. I'm not sure exactly why I should go out of my way to support a business that had already inconvenienced me. The woman at the counter basically told me that she was not in charge of Yelp so it wasn't her fault that Yelp described breakfast being available. So, I suggested that since she worked there, she might mention it to the owners or her boss, whichever is appropriate. I then left and found a lovely coffee shop a bit further away.

Nothing says "Central Coast" like Susie Q's Brand of seasoning…read more I was born and raised in California, the Central Coast (don't hate me) and I have fond memories of Santa Maria tri tip barbeque in every parking lot in Santa Maria. It is a staple there, believe me. Tri tip is cooked on an open flame, where they are on a grate that you lower up and down on the pit, preferably fired up red oak for a smoky flavor. It's been a tradition since the 19th century and originates from the ranchers hosting feasts from their vaqueros. Susie Q's is a blend of garlic, salt, parsley and pepper, and myself and family of origin brought this delight here to Reno with us when we moved here in the 90's. We refresh our supplies when we visit the Central Coast, and for times in between, we order from the Susie Q's website. In fact, I loaded up just recently and love to give it out as Christmas gifts. You can use this seasoning for anything, meats, vegetables.. mixed it in olive oil and you have a nice dip for your French bread. Susie Q's also sales pinquito beans, which are native to the Central Coast of California. It is a small round bean and is always a compliment to Santa Maria BBQ with a side salad, salsa and bread.