Strawberry Fields has been around as long as I can remember. David and his family are wonderful…read morepeople. RIP David thank you for your years of providing us with delicious local produce.

Excellent strawberries. $35 for a full flat. These strawberries are not like the ones you get at…read morethe grocery stores or Costco. They are delicate and juicy. They actually taste like strawberry. The field is right behind the stand so you know they are fresh. The rumor is that they sell out so get there early. They also had asparagus and tomatoes, $5 a bunch, peas, beets, yams, red onion, cilantro, and lettuce, $4 a bag. If I am back in the area I will be by.

This place is definitely better than one of the Brentwood location we went to. The guy at stand was…read morevery friendly and they had clean buckets and cleaning stations for your picks. We picked some yummy blueberries and cherries. We went on a weekday so it wasn't as busy.

We came late in the year (June), but still got a ton of plump cherries. Next year we will come in…read moreMay when the season starts. I am still very happy with my haul. Just come early, as it does get very hot as the day progresses and the parking lot is small. They do sell other berries at the stand as well.

Honestly I love Stockton's Farmers Market. I have only gone on Sundays so I am unsure of how it is…read moreon Thursdays. There is always tons of produce, plus other offerings such as local baked goods, eggs, and other food / drink items. I would say about 1/2 to 2/3 of the market is produce and the rest are the other types of vendors. I love that there is always good deals for fresh fruits and vegetables at the market and everything is reasonably priced while still getting to support local vendors. All the vendors are friendly and helpful when buying from them. There is a large variety of unique veggies including ones we see in most big-chain grocery stores but also more unique Asian veggies and unique mushroom varieties. I highly reccomend stopping by if you get the chance!

Super awesome farmers market, everything looks amazing and the people are very friendly…read more I got a cannoli here and it was one of the best I've had in years. The vibe was super chill. Probably would visit every time I'm in town.

Great market for produce and fruits. Open 7 days a week from 7 am to 6 pm, even holidays…read more Sign up for the sale ad and every Friday morning you will get a text with the current specials. Also follow them on Facebook for updated specials John and Rosa are wonderful. They really care and are so helpful and friendly. John has a lot of info on farming so if you have a question, ask him! He will be happy to help you.

I went to A1 Ag because they have somehow made it to the top of every search for Organic Produce in…read morethe Lathrop/Tracy. Unfortunately, my experience couldn't pull in more than 1 star for me personally, as I was looking for organic :( First impression and good points is that they have a larger variety than a simple produce stand and they are located very close to exit off the freeway. Staff was less than welcoming, with 4 gentlemen sitting by the register at the entrance who seemed disinterested in their customers and annoyed (older man) when asked a question. I walked the whole store and couldn't find any organic produce. I asked a man stocking the produce if they carry organic and he shrugged and pointed me to ask the man at the front. (Hard pass since I knew how that would go and I didn't see any). I wasn't interested enough to look at pricing, so I am not helpful there, sorry. I left the market and saw that they have a fairly large garden space where they grow their fruit and veggies. Which would be great, but they are literally 100ft down a slight embankment from the I5 Freeway, so I imagine they are exposed to lots of emissions, etc. I added a screenshot of their location for perspective. I wouldn't recommend A1Ag for organic or even as a first choice despite their current rating, but I imagine there are a lot of folks who may love it.

everytime i go there i find the best things. i picked up a gourmet walnut bread. deliciousread more

Ok, I stopped here because I was out hooking up with some dude I met online, anyhow, I ended up…read morestumbling on this place on my way from passing on the encounter, lol, and it is super cute. Very inspirational actually. It's on the corner of what appear to be agricultural fields. The family converted the place to a market and grill. The market has great promotions, bought an entire case of mangos, but the grill. Omg the grill was so cute. Nice decor, love the music and energy, and the furnishings were traditional but very bohemian luxury. Super hip and the dad grilled up good eats. Definitely recommend this place. Wish I had a farm corner to do a similar concept.

Fresh fruit, fresh vegetables, homemade pies, fresh-baked bread, and just about everything in…read morebetween--you'll find it here! Everything is fresh and delicious, and the staff is always so friendly and helpful. We make it a point to stop every time we're in the area to pick up a few treats for the ride home. If you're nearby, this place is definitely worth a stop!

I hate to have to do this but Don't buy the pie that is labeled apple cobble pie . Flavor is ok …read more Not enough apples. But the kicker is the pie filling was gray, very off putting . Avoid choosing that flavor . At a family gathering only one piece was eaten and ended up getting tossed . Other than that the staff is friendly and nice location. But be aware there are plenty of fruit stands that sell pies along this highway .

Love this pumpkin patch. It was so cool that it is $16 admission but you get leave with a pumpkin…read more This was greta for families with little kids so you know what you're paying for up front. Great areas for kids. Free herbs. Fun exhibits. Food trucks! Music! Such a fun place to go with families. I can't wait to come for christmas! ******CASH ONLY!!!!! heads up!!!

So this was our first time here for the pumpkin patch we normally come for our Christmas tree…read more If you have not been here's a few tips before you go. It's $16 dollars for entry paid with cash, check or Venmo. This includes the games for the kiddos and family, petting some of the animals, food trucks, booths and one pumpkin per ticket. You do need to go through the corn maze to get to the pumpkin patch. They do have them cut and ready to grab. If you are looking to get more you can pick them up at the fruit stand at the entrance to the farm. The staff will guide you on entry to hold onto your ticket which you will need to present once you leave with your pumpkin. I do wish you could get more than just the one pumpkin.

Fun place with a cool country vibe. They have a nice selection of high quality fruits and…read morevegetables. Cafe took great care of us and even brought out a peanut butter cookie and cup of water for my dog. Panini sandwiches made to order and delicious cookies

This is the friendliest and most delicious farm stand ever. Their home grown fruits with multiple…read morevarieties are tremendous and reasonable. We love their tomatoes as well. And the bake shop is one of the best, with amazing pies and delicious classic coffee shape. A great place to get a toasted panini sandwich. We have been going there for years. It is the best!