Tesla travel charging stop -…read more Super bummed going inside! Definitely not worth the stop. We stopped by after seeing their displays of what looked like some fun shopping. Everything was taped off, and they had nothing to buy. Not sure if they're remodeling or just surviving on the Subway inside. Just walked in and walked right back out.

Cool place! The vibe inside is fun: old country market. Lots of unique snacks and knickknacks that…read moremake the stop enjoyable, as well as plenty of all the familiar snacks and drinks. There is also a Subway inside, and they move the line fairly quickly. There are tables inside, and picnic tables out back, along with a doggy rest area. Great, unique stop on your travels!

When I think of Harris Ranch, I think steaks. That's it. Never would I have thought their bakery…read morepumps out some delicious pastries and desserts. The bakery is part of the country store, which sells such random housewares and souvenir-type stuff. They have a chocolate truffle case on one side and the other side, the pastries and desserts. The pastries looked delicious and I got a few to try. They also have bags of day-old cookies for a good price. Eclair 4/5* I'm not a huge fan of eclairs with the soft fudge on top instead of the hardened chocolate. Taste wise though, it was a good eclair. The cream isn't overly sweet and the eclair itself was a light dough. Napoleon 5/5* If there's something Harris bakery does right, it's flaky pastries. Surprisingly, this Napoleon stayed crispy the entire drive home and survive even in the refrigerator the next day. Many others I've had usually get soggy, but these layers of puff pastry stayed crisp to the end of every last bite. The cream was fluffy and not too sweet, and paired perfectly with the ripe strawberries. Banana Cream Pie 3/5* I love anything banana and just had to get it when my eyes landed on the perfect swirl of whip cream covered in chunks of buttery crumbles, atop a neat little mini pie. However, the pie itself was too mushy. The crust was soggy, with the smoothness of the banana cream, soft banana slices, and rich whip cream, everything combined was too much mush. It was also too sweet. I did enjoy the crumble on top though. That was the only saving texture. Strawberry Cream Horn 5/5* Wow these were so unexpectedly delicious! The horn is super flaky and delicate, filled from end to end with a light strawberry cream. On top, bits of dehydrated strawberries were not only beautiful but added a nice tartness and texture, contrasting with the silky cream. This was a great upgrade on your classic cream horn. Chocolate Chip Cookies with Walnuts 3/5* Nothing special. They tasted better the longer they sat out because they were crisper. I prefer my cookies to have sea salt for that good balance of salty and sweet, but these cookies were just one noted. Next time, I have my eyes set on this towering cake they had on the counter and of course, take home some of those yummy cream horns.

Highly disappointing to see the Country Store as of late…read more We have been going to Harris Ranch for as long as I can remember and I am 52 years old. It feels like our home away from home as we go back and forth from Northern California and to visit our family in Orange County. We always LOVED seeing the store and its unique gifts that filled the entire place. For some time, there looks to be maybe a quarter of what they used to have. So sad... I used to come and find a lot of my Christmas gifts for people during the holidays. This past Christmas, I went in and the place looked desolate. I was confused and wondered if I missed it all? I don't know if Harris Ranch is not doing well, but it really looks like they're struggling if you look at the empty feel of the store. We just left the shop now on our way back down to Southern California and once again shocked and highly disappointment. It was bad.. I really hope that whatever happening there gets better so that the store can return to the gorgeous shop that it once was.

Great farm tour for kids and adults . We saw vegetable farm, huge orchard and picked lots of stuff…read moreto take home.

Incredible milk. I've been drinking this milk since I can remember and actually grew up next to…read moreit's original location. I remember meeting Ron in the 90s as he started working on the farm and learning from Mr. Peake. Ron loves his cows and takes great care of them. He is passionate about producing quality milk and it really shows. The milk tastes fantastic and I love that it's still bottled in glass.

Oh my!! I did not expect the freshness & absolute deliciousness of their chocolate covered…read morecherries!!! I will be stopping by anytime I'm traveling through now. I was in & out. So so pleased. The cherries are phenomenal really. I got both fresh & the chocolate covered. I can't stop eating them!

Friendly service. The fruits, nuts, fresh honey and honey comb, pickles, olives, olive oil; all…read morefresh and lovely. Swing by!

Boring. That about all you can say for this stretch of I-5. Its basically the spot that takes you…read morefrom the SF Bay Area to LA. I can sum up this stretch of I-5 with this stream of consciousness ramble: Flat, farms, brown, green, what is that horrible smell?, Fast Food Mecca, get out of the left lane, trucks, what is that horrible smell?, flat, ugggg how long to the grapevine.......... For my money as I have made the trip too many times to count Lost Hills has the cheapest gas in this stretch and you best beet for food is right before the grapevine unless fast fast food is your thing, then you will be in luck for the entirety of the 400+ miles

Straight Outta SacTown to SoCal…read more For us, it's about 400 miles from Roseville to L.A. Before reaching I-5 we still have to go through I-80 West then 305 miles of Highway 5... I'm usually the passenger and hubby is the driver. Our usual LA trips are something like this... Ready, Set, Hit the Road! Roseville - Bags are packed, tank is full and spirits are high! Antelope - possibly grabbing a cup of coffee at a Starbucks or a McCafe at Mickey D's Interstate 80 West - like going to San Francisco then... Interstate 5! 305 miles to go! ... we're off! Elk Grove - chit chats with the hubby Lodi... Stockton... Lathrop -- Pitstop for ice cream and selfies at the Ghirardelli Chocolate Outlet and Ice Cream Shop! miles of nothingness -- time to power through with a power nap! views of the California Aqueduct... there's even a lookout view at Patterson starting to smell cows... our halfway point to L.A.! Yup! Coalinga and Harris Ranch! More Highway 5 -- impromptu car karaoke! Hold up, wait a minute -- Coalinga Avenal Roadside Safety Rest Area! (yes, that is the full name of the rest stop) Lost Hills -- gas up at ARCO! (last cheap gas before hitting L.A. gas prices) Highway 5 -- no more stops... let's go! "Are we there yet?" Outlets at Tejon "The Grapevine" I-5 South Fort Tejon State Historic Park -- one day we'll make it a point to stop here 70 more miles to Los Angeles Look to your right -before you miss it- the Pyramid Lake passing through Valencia (Six Flags Magic Mountain) This is where our travels on I-5 ends before we exit CA-170 South towards Hollywood! Drive safe California! Review #1282

I've been here before for gas at the Chevron station. I walked inside to use the restroom. While…read morein 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.

I try to stop here on my way back from Pacific Grove every trip, to do the following…read moreStretch 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.

This is a series of indoor and outdoor rooms that have fruit and nuts for sale. Prices are…read morereasonable. Cute ambiance. Service was prompt. Pick up a cold drink too.

The atmosphere is wonderful, fresh fruit, handmade sandwiches, gifts, birds greet you. Wonderful…read moremerchandise for sale, one of a kind items. One can have lunch in their backyard, feed the animals, it's a must visit

We camped out on the property and had a wonderful experience. The ground was great for pitching…read moretents, and there is a nice communal kitchen and campfire. FYI... no showers, and there are portapotties. But the camping on the ranch is limited to a small number, so it was quiet and peaceful. The ranch is only 15 minutes from the West Entrance to the National Park. We did several long hikes and covered many different trails. If you are going to Pinnacles there are showers and restrooms there that you can use. Our kids also got the experience of feeding all the animals and a great horseback riding lesson. Tim and Michelle were wonderful. We would recommend them and the ranch to everyone.

We got a large group of friends and their families together and spent a weekend at the Bar SZ…read moreRanch- everyone, adults and kids alike had the most amazing time meeting the animals, swimming in the Ranch House pool, and being out in nature. People are still raving about it months later. Hospitality was outstanding, the Borland family is something else and obviously LOVE what they do and are passionate about teaching and inspiring others. The sunset and stargazing from the Ranch House lawn was EPIC. It is a 10-15 min drive to Pinnacles National Park so many families used the ranch as a base to get to the park early and beat the crowds! We didn't feel like cooking for our group so we had Thyme Catering a local farm to table catering business make dinner for us one night- they catered to folks that were gluten-free, allergic, and were so attentive and most of all delicious! We were provided with a booking link for archery, BB gun lessons, and horseback riding lessons so families could book on their own. The horses were fantastic and well cared for! Also free experiences included helping with animal feeding (There are goats, chickens, a donkey, you name it!), and we got to meet a baby mustang they rescued which was more well behaved than our kids. :) We hired their well-spoken daughter Maddi to teach us a country line dancing lesson and it was a blast!! THANK YOU for providing a unique seriously unforgettable country experience!! It was just 1.5-2 hrs drive from the Bay Area but we felt like we were in another state and another time. We will be back again!

This farmers market vendor is our family go-o for fresh, tasty organic produce. Even on this rainy…read moreday, multiple people are shopping here. The customer service is always super friendly, and its nice when people remember your name. Great food. Eat clean and eat organic.

I got purple bell peppers!…read more Year round they grow five different leafy vegetables: lettuces, broccoli, cauliflower, onions and garlic...but that's just for starters. Depending upon the season, you may find in their booth berries, melons, tomatoes, corn, peppers, rhubarb, sunchokes, asparagus and so forth. As a supplement to their Farmers Market trade, they also ship across the country tomatoes, peppers, squash, beans and peas. In addition, the Ledesma's are active participants in the Womens, Infants, Children (WIC) program helping to provide low income families with a nutritious diet.

August Family Farms is truly a wonderful place to purchase your highland cow. The family behind…read morethe farm is incredibly sweet, genuine, and clearly devoted to each and every animal in their care. They know the full lineage of every calf and take the time to help match you with the perfect addition to your fold based on your needs and goals. We recently purchased four cows to jump-start our own little fold, and each of our ladies is absolutely beautiful, gentle, and full of personality. As brand-new cattle owners, we had what felt like a million questions, and the family's patience and responsiveness meant the world to us. They never made us feel rushed or bothersome-they were always kind, helpful, and quick to respond. While adorable fuzzy Highland cows may draw you in, what truly sets August Family Farm apart is the character and integrity of the people behind the animals. They are honest, trustworthy, knowledgeable, and genuinely caring - something that cannot be overstated, especially after we were previously scammed by another establishment. Finding a family who is the complete opposite - ethical, transparent, and deeply committed to their animals - was incredibly refreshing and reassuring. We are so grateful for our experience and couldn't recommend August Family Farm more highly. They made our dream of owning Highlands not only possible, but also joyful from start to finish.

This is such a great place. we just picked up 3 new chicks to add to our flock . They are beauties…read more The owners of the farm are very kind and knowledgeable , they even held on to the chickens for us until we returned from a family vacation. It looks like they have many more fun things coming; upick pomegranates, a store with fresh sourdough and eggs. We will be back!