We were members for about 2 decades. We liked that you could select your produce on the website. We liked that we were supporting local farms. We liked that there wasn't even a glitch when the craziness happened with covid-19, we just got our deliveries as usual. In fact, because our delivery spot closed for the quarantine, we volunteered to have our front porch as a drop off location. It was excellent. In mid-July 2024, they made an announcement that they were shifting their focus to prepared foods with an option for a preset produce box.I missed it. One day, our veggies just never showed up. I called, texted, emailed. None of the contact info was active and their website went down. I was sad & a little worried. It was just weird how everything stopped all at once. I somehow managed to figure out what happened and tracked them down. If you still want a produce box, they still deliver. Here is the new website: https://csa.farmigo.com/join/farmhousecafe read more

So, just some thoughts for those looking to supporting CSAs. I panic-bought this one after Imperfect flaked on me at the beginning of COVID-19. I ended up prepaying for the month of May as their April was apparently booked? Anyway. They have a pretty slick website to select produce and other items, if you don't want just a pre-made farm box like some other companies do. Just a word to the wise (who is not me): be sure to read the website for their policies. They offer no refunds, you can't truly cancel in the sense that the month you prepaid will not be reimbursed, and the biggest gripe I have is that it's on a "credit" instead of dollar system, so you don't truly know how much money you're paying for a specific item until you get past your pre-set credits (different amounts based on the size of your box). The quality of the produce itself was good, albeit smaller amounts than I've been getting at other local farms (I found other places during the month I was delayed from joining here). My other word of caution is to ensure that you know all the policies around your delivery, its time, and any quirks there. The delivery location I used ended up closing on my delivery day, so the produce was hidden behind bushes. I had no idea until it was too late and my produce was inedible. Inedible produce was neither credited nor refunded. By now, I had decided to cancel anyway, but ended up "eating" (so to speak) the cost of my ruined produce and the following week's. So, that's $56 I won't see again. Anyway, just make sure to inform yourself before committing. read more

The tastiest! At $18 a week, I'm paying about what I would at Safeway but getting better quality and helping lower carbon emissions. They have the sweetest carrots, the best green beans, the crunchiest apples, the most flavorful strawberries, and really cool varietals of things I haven't found elsewhere (like a lavender colored Italian eggplant varietal, romanesco broccoli, little canary and chanterais melons). Pretty much everything I've gotten has been so beautiful. When I got my first delivery, I was just shocked. The only thing that wasn't the freshest were some grapes I got...but I think that was toward the end of the season, and it was only one item out of 6 items per week for a month and a half now. And that's totally made up for by the fact that sometimes they'll throw in a few extra apples or something in my bag for free. Overall, the quality, the price, and that you get to pick your own items really makes this CSA fantastic. If you've been considering trying a CSA, you should definitely try EWTS. If you've been eating Safeway carrots forever, you don't know what you're missing until you join and get some from these guys! They have pickup locations all around the bay area, so check and see if they have one near you! P.S. I've had great experiences with their customer service. I forgot to add something to my order and they fixed it for me! :) read more

Eating with the Seasons - My first CSA delivery from EWTS. This was the "extra small"- but there were more green beans that couldn't fit in this pic! - CSA Near Me - San Francisco, California

I've been ordering an XS bag from Eating With the Seasons since COVID-19 started in order to support farms directly and load balance for grocery stores (some lines are over an hour long just to get inside). What makes Eating with the Seasons special is that I get to pick what fruits / vegetables I want, and my pickup location is only 3 blocks away. So I really like it for those 2 reasons. With that being said, another review pointed out the packaging issue. While they were recycling the big paper bags pre-COVID, there are still multiple plastic bags in each order (some PCR, some not) that I have no use for. This was a concern for me as well, since I have been going zero-waste for several years. I emailed them about this, and the response was just that the farms pre-package it so they can't do anything. They did not say if they ever pass this feedback back to the farms, or plan to require farms to use compostable bags in the future. I started a spreadsheet to keep track of the packaging for each item and farm so that I can remember what to avoid. Feel free to use it (or add to it!) if it's helpful: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1JBvWddLIabwyhlerj3TP3ykQ1iQliQQgJLtLKwqcSxY/edit#gid=0 read more

I had to downgrade them because their customer service is not good. They are farmers, not business people, and I try to keep that in mind. That being said, I'm still doing business with them only because I really enjoy the produce. Have had numerous service issues with them and there seems to be no communication or continuity around how they handle these problems. read more

Eating with the Seasons gets five stars not because it is OMG PERFECT, but because as far as I can tell it blows the other CSA options available out of the water. EWtS offers the CSA trifecta of choosing your own produce, convenient pickup locations, and decent value for money. These are harder to come by than you may realize. The online system works well with only the occasional hiccup, and Becky is super responsive and on top of it all. The produce quality is generally good and I've never felt they were stingy with it. Things to know: Seriously, if you are one person or a couple/roomates/whatever, you can get by on the extra-small bag. You may waste food if you get anything bigger unless you are really good about not eating out a lot (we are failures at this). The fees are fixed, so it would be smart of you to select higher-price items like berries, avocados, herbs, lettuces, etc. Don't blow your CSA membership on cabbage and potatoes unless that really makes you happy. Occasionally the produce isn't perfect. It drove me nuts when blood oranges were in season, because I would order them every week and one week they would be big, juicy, and easy to peel, and the next they would be small, hard, and afflicted by a mysterious bruising/molding phenomenon. This is just life when you are letting someone else pick out organic produce for you. If this will make you froth at the mouth, you and a CSA are not meant to be. Overall, it works really well for us because we are carless, work long hours, and are lazy about grocery shopping, but we do like to cook and eat well. If you go to farmer's markets twice a week already, you probably won't be happy; if ketchup is your idea of a vegetable, this is also not for you. read more

I was a member of a CSA in Chicago (don't laugh - they grow good veggies in the Midwest, too!) which I liked, but it was the type where you'd get a box of whatever is in season and by golly, you're going to eat it and like it. But as much as I wanted to fully dive into the movement and eat whatever my friendly local farmer was growing, what's a man and his Mrs. supposed to do with 2 heads of butter lettuce, some turnips, and fennel? Eating with the Seasons, on the other hand, is my sweet spot: local produce from a network of farms, and a menu of options from which you can pick your weekly items. Typically there are about 6 types of greens, a couple dozen vegetables, and 8 - 10 fruits. In addition, there are dozens of teas, coffees, eggs, honeys, olive oils, jams, granola bars, and other local goods to throw in your CSA shopping cart. The process is simple: fill out a weekly form online (be sure to get it in before the deadline or you'll get an approximation of what you ordered the week before), get a confirmation email, then pick up your produce at your closest drop-off location. For me, that is Dharmaspace on 2nd and Market, which is close to my office and open for pickup until 8pm. Perfect! Everything I've received from EWTS has been great. I typically go witih staples like onions, apples, oranges, etc. and then mix it up with something a bit more adventurous. And now, I have learned to not fear things like kale (mmmmmm) and celery root. I do the extra small box (with extra strawberries) every week, which is perfect for two people who are fairly diligent about cooking and eating well. I'd imagine the next size up would be good for two if you are a produce-eating fiend. So definitely check out Eating with the Seasons if you're looking for convenient ways to ensure you're getting more good, local foods. read more

I've been a member of this CSA since early 2008 and I absolutely love it. The whole thing works on "items." You may get 6, 8, or 12 items a week for example and one "item" might be 4 apples, 1 pound of zuchinni, 3 bell peppers, etc. Pros: 1. Fresh, seasonal, local, organic produce which is much better quality than what you can get in stores 2. Many delivery sites in SF, one is 1 block from my office 3. Once per week delivery - I don't go to the grocery store often anymore! 4. Staff is very responsive to your requests (i.e. i requested mushrooms and they're working on it) 5. Choose the items you want. Convenient weekly emails to place your order Cons: 1. More expensive than grocery stores (but worth it given the quality) 2. Stuff goes bad more quickly (duh, it's organic) 3. Sometimes quality is "inconsistent" (i.e. sometimes things will almost be going bad when I get the bag) (duh again - that's what happens when you don't have a big corporation picking out the perfect apples and making the rest into apple juice.) 4. Quantity not always predictable (i.e. some weeks 1 item of onions might be 3 little ones whereas another week it might be 6 medium sized ones) Overall I LOVE it!! read more

Originally, I didn't have a great experience... but I'm realizing my bad experience shouldn't be put on the company. Just a mixed bag of bad circumstances and me not understanding the program. In any case, the owner followed up with me and told me that my experience was not at all what they are about. I was surprised he reached out to me directly. He seemed genuinely upset that I had an experience that was anything but stellar and wanted to give that to me regardless of whose fault it was. Such a great guy and very on the ball. My produce the first week was WONDERFUL. I tried one of their soups that was absolutely amazing too. Came in handy two nights in a row when I was working late and didn't have time to cook but didn't want to order unhealthy crap from a restaurant! So far, everything couldn't be better. I had a small bag delivered: strawberries, blueberries, oranges, beets, doughnut peaches, apricots in addition to some soup and some eggs. A+ read more

I love that I am doing a CSA now. I love that I get fresh fruit bagged up and ready to go for me so I don't have to spend my Saturdays fruit shopping if I don't want to . I love that they sell other fresh and local things. I love that I can pick my own fruit and veg and I love what I have learned about myself and the world when it comes to supporting local farms and consuming more fruits and veg. Specifically: 1. The extra small bag is ALOT of food. I'm surprised that I don't eat it all each week. This is probably because of 2. I don't like many vegetables which leads to 3. Next year I should start in June because 5 months of lettuce and oranges ain't cutting it for me. Seriously these guys are really great but part of me misses the Ferry build farmers market even if I always do end up spending $40 easy. read more

I'm only a couple of weeks into the trial period, but I'm impressed so far. I like that I can choose what I want, rather than be surprised each week. I did not get to the pick up location on time for the first order, and by the time I got there the next day, there was nothing there. When I emailed EWTS, they responded quickly, even though it was the weekend. Unfortunately, the people at the pick up spot had donated the food already. I asked if I could have that order included with the order for the following week. I expected them to say no, but they agreed. Yay. The second order was quite bountiful. The strawberries, grapefruit, kale and chard, in particular, were perfect. The responsiveness and great service were an added bonus to great produce. read more

I've been using EWTS for over a year now, and I REALLY REALLY enjoy not having to go to the grocery store anymore. I LOVE knowing when fruits/veggies are in season. I LOVE LOVE being able to get so many different varieties of stone fruit, greens, etc etc. But the best part?? the WARM FUZZY feeling I get knowing that I am supporting local agribusinesses with my purchases. I used to do the XS bag (6 items)- perfect for one person (enough to have a few items left over the next week) or 2 people who don't eat a ton. Now we switched to a S bag (8 items) and we get more than enough for 2 people. I pickup on Thursdays so every Monday around noon I get an email with that week's choices. They just transitioned to a new online ordering system so it's much smoother, although I wish the descriptions and pictures were a little more consistent. Only reason it's not 5 stars is that the meat option is only available on Mondays. read more

Eating with the seasons proves that "CSA" does not have to equal more butter lettuce than you can toss at a rabbit hutch. You can choose what you want every week! This is one of the best things I've ever done. It's like having the general store come to you. All of the produce has been super fresh and flavorful. They also stock granola, tea, meats, and all kinds of goodies- and they're adding all the time. The extra small bag is perfect for our household of two. Any more, and I wouldn't be able to carry it home! read more

Extremely bad service and bad produce. Produce is low quality - the cheapest produce out in the market, such as rutabegas and turnips and beets...compared to store bought, they actually taste worse, which is weird because farm fresh organic produce is usually amazing (think farmer's market!) Shriveled beets that are damaged to the point of no return, potatoes with eyes, and apples that are dry and nasty. It certainly must be a miracle that everyone else seems to think this place is good....that truly is something. I am astonished by the way the company deals with its customers (ie, me)...perhaps the workers and/or owners are having a bad week or month, or heck, the recession has gotten to them or something but that is hardly a reason to blame the consumer and piss the buyers off. The recession hits hard for all, not just you Eating with the Seasons. This place offers no pro-rated refund of any type, which adds insult to injury. What an experience. read more

Eating With The Seasons is Fantastic! My wife and started out as a 1 month trial and almost 2 years later we are still getting our weekly delivery. There are 4 main reasons why I recommend this business: 1). A great selection of local grown fruits, vegetables, dairy and other healthy choices. It's like having the Farmers Market delivered to your door weekly! 2). Ease of service - I love their easy weekly ordering website, their friendly reminder emails, and pick-up is less than 2 miles away! 3). When buying through Eating With The Seasons, you are supporting local small business and local farmers. When I have a question, Linda or someone from her staff is always there to help. 4). I have never eaten healthier! Guess what you are going to eat when their is an abundance of fresh fruits and veggies lying around your kitchen? I recommend Eating With The Season's and hope you will give them a try. Thank you for reading. read more

I'm a veggie lover, and although I am no longer a vegetarian (thanks to a long and hard lobbying effort by my fella), I still eat veggie at most meals. When my guy and I decided to join a CSA (in an effort to ensure that we are eating healthy, and not just getting take-out all the time) I was excited about the possibility of strange and new veggies appearing in my bag every week. Unfortunately, my fella is very particular about the vegetables he will eat (the man won't even try asparagus. Crazy!). Eating with the Seasons was the perfect choice of CSA for us because you can actually pick what you want... meaning we can get a ton of normal veggies and fruit and every once and every once in a while a new one thrown in just to excite my palate. For two people we get an extra small bag, which we generally finish, but just barely. The strawberries are seriously life changing, the eggs are the best I have ever had, and I am eating much healthier than I was before. You can get a 4-week trial to see if you like it, but I can't imagine NOT wanting to continue with this great program. read more

I've been a customer of EWTS for several years now. I love the ability to pick and choose our own produce. I also really enjoy the additional options of other things you can purchase (spices, bread, granola, etc.). I've been with EWTS through lots of changes (including the sale to and reacquisition from Full Circle). I'm happy to have the original EWTS team back; it's clear they pour their heart and soul into this business and are constantly working with farmers to ensure they have the best selection and highest quality of locally grown organic produce week after week. If for some reason you forget to order, they'll look at your ordering history to try to pick things you'll like. They've also helped me out when it's jam making time by including an extra flat of strawberries in my order. These are just a couple of examples of how personal and top-notch their customer service is. If you're interested in easy access to excellent, healthful foods for you and your family, check them out. They have a bunch of different sizes to choose from; I'm sure you'll be able to find something that works! read more

I signed up for the 4 week trial of EWTS after lots of research and trying to convince my BF that this is much more economical than grocery shopping and going to farmers market. I signed up for the small bag and 1 dozen bi-weekly eggs. The produce is fantastic and the eggs are absolutely beautiful and worth every penny. After the first two weeks, my BF realized how luxurious it was not having to trek to the grocery store or farmers market every week to fill up the fridge, only to have vegetables and fruits to go bad after a few days. We still hit the whole foods or market down the street for bread, but its nice to be in and out for select items. I also want to mention that the $7 eggs are worth every penny. read more

I have always wanted to partake in one of those boxed veggie programs that deliver but my issue has always been that you can't choose what you want in your box. I don't do good with mystery vegetables that I haven't had ample time to figure into my menu. I live with a vegetarian who does not eat vegetables so anything I bring home, it is up to me to finish before they go bad. In comes Eating with the Seasons A coworkers wife sent an e-mail plea to our staff at work asking if 3 other people would want to try out this program where you can actually pick your own vegetables each week. In order for us to get on the delivery map, she needed to recruit 3 more people. I looked over the choices and decided that I could handle signing up for the Extra Small box which comes with 6 selections per week. One selection of oranges, for instance, could be 3 oranges and one selection of broccoli is one head, etc. It has been a challenge to eat all of my selections before the next delivery comes but I welcome the challenge. I needed to make sure I get all of my servings of fruits and vegetables every week and I feel great about supporting small local farmers also. If you want to do the same, check them out. Maybe you could even get a handful of participants at your work so you qualify for a delivery stop. You will feel better about eating farther down the food chain, cutting down on purchasing trucked in fruit and veggies and in turn helping the environment, etc., etc. You know the drill. read more

We've been using these guys on and off for a few years. The XS bag with the strawberry bonus (about $21) is enough for 2 people for 1 week, although we do supplement some fruit (apples, bananas) from the market. The fact that we are supporting local agriculture gives me the warm and fuzzies. I'd willingly pay a premium for this (especially since the produce is so good), but somehow EWTS ends up cheaper than Luckys/TJs/Whole Foods. And the quality is great!! Carrots have Bugs Bunny-style stalks and dirt on them. Love it. And everything just plain tastes better than store bought. Once we got moldy oranges, but I mentioned it to Laura and they send free replacements the next week. How nice is that? read more

I can't say enough positive things about this CSA establishment and service. Eating with the Seasons delivers organic produce and other food items to convenient locations. i am lucky enough to have them deliver to my work place. Excellent produce and fruit choices, equal or better than farmers market. Awesome deals, CSA are pretty cheap contrary to some urban myths out-there, especially if you factor in growing it yourself, driving, spending time shopping, etc. They have a easy online ordering software. I look forward to thier emails every Thursday and fill it out during my lunch break (21st century technology baby) They have all the stuff from Phil Foster, which is the popular farmers market draw in my area. They also have their own farms stuff. And they have some fruits and things from outer CA areas that you can't find at most farmers markets in the bay area. A million smiles on my face, get it? If you don't believe me just go for a trial run of a couple weeks and you will be hooked. They are totally flexible and let you just do a sample run, and they will work with you to have they right amount of groceries for each household. I was on a bi-weekly at first, but switched to weekly because the food is great. read more

This is a great service, I too get the extra small bag and struggle to finish in time. If only the restaurants here weren't so good..... But it's not just veggies - you can also get grassfed meat, organic chicken, coffee or tea, and even eggs for an additional cost. A short stroll down the street to pick up my veggies every Wed. and I am set for the week. I love this subscription program and I'm not paying Whole Foods high prices. Sign up for a 4 week trial period to check it out and you can get free coffee or tea. I just finished my trial and am definitely continuing. read more

Eating With The Seasons provides a lot of the benefits of a more standard CSA (local food, in season, etc.) without the "what the heck is this vegetable, why did I get 10 of it, and is there any way for an amateur like me to cook it so it's platable?" We've been members since February of this year (2008). Each week there's been a substantial list of choices, and we've always been able to get a variety of things we actually wanted. The fruits and veggies have generally been fresh, tasty, and good looking, though some of the fruits (last week's plums, for example) have been a little quicker to spoil that I would have expected. The owner, Becky, is incredibly nice, patient, and friendly; we had a problem where PayPal wasn't forwarding my payments to her and when we finally figure out what was happening she offered us a different payment option (they now keep our credit card on file) and didn't charge us for the week we missed while it was getting sorted out, even though she could reasonably have claimed it was our fault for not making sure we'd paid properly. Overall a very good service. I just wish the pick-up location closest to us didn't close at 5pm, which can make it hard for two working people to arrange to get there in time. read more

I love this CSA! It's so great that we can pick what we want, know how much is coming, and have the option to order more if we need it. I also really appreciate the grass-fed beef delivery option once a month, and love that there are other locally made foods for sale. My pick up location and times are convenient, Laura always answers a question I have if I e-mail her, reminds us if we have 24 hours or less to place our weekly order, and everything has been super smooth since we joined in January. We originally started with a small bag of 8 items, but downsized to the extra small bag with 6 items, which (with the size and portions of each item) has turned out perfectly for our small family of three humans and two small canines. I look forward to my new delivery every week, can hardly contain myself for the strawberries and carrots (they are so sweet and fresh it's unbelievable!) and my family is eating healthier and fresher foods than ever before which also gives me a great feeling. We love EWTS and the farms they partner with! read more

We tried this out for 4 weeks. The produce is generally good and fresh and you get to pick what you want via e-mail each week. Delivery to the designated pick-up point is on time and you're given a wide window to pick up produce. Staff are responsive and get back to you quickly by phone or e-mail. The downside to it for us is that the extra small service ($17.00/ week) didn't have enough fruit and veggies for us since we eat a fair amount of fruit/ veggies. Our local farmer's market and the specials at the organic food store gave more food for the same price. We pay a fair amount of attention to food prices. If the price evens out, we may return. On the other hand, if you are a busy person with no time to comparison shop and you don't eat a lot of fruit/ veggies, this service might work very well for you. read more

We've been with Eating with the Seasons for about 6 months now and have been very satisfied with the consistently high quality of the produce and service. I like that they offer a wide selection of veggies and a decent selection of fruits. I especially like that you are able to select your produce for each week and that you can add eggs and various other items on. I cook several times a week and the extra small bag is a good size for my husband and me. I find picking up our bag after work at our neighborhood pickup location is much more convenient that having to go to the store for our weekly produce, in fact now that they're on winter break I'm afraid we'll be eating a lot more pizza than brussel sprouts! read more

I love Eating with the Seasons. I've been a member for about 2 months now and the produce is great. The corn and cantaloupe are fantastic (as are the strawberries and blueberries). I love that you can pick what you get every week and the convenience of being able to add on granola, coffee, eggs, meat and even cheese. I struggle to finish an XS bag each week (but I'm just one person). On top of the great produce their customer service is fantastic. They forgot my blueberries one week but just added them to the next week's order. I suspect I'll be a member for many months to come. read more

I'm not sure I can add much more than the other folks. Becky has offered consistent quality, a great variety of foods - not just fruits/veggies but sustainably raised meats, honey, teas, coffees, and jams. I LOVE that I can pick what I want instead of getting a surprise box each week. Even my roommates, the most southern of southerners who don't cook any veggies that aren't smothered in something, love getting the bags and eating what comes from them. Your body and your local farmers will thank you for joining Eat with the Seasons! read more

Eating With the Seasons is amazing! It's ridiculous: 1. how much TIME I save not having to go to the grocery store, farmers markets, etc. 2. how much MONEY I save by not eating out - I always have some kind of delicious assortment of produce at home now 3. how HEALTHY I am eating. 4. the BOUNTY of delicious fruits and vegetable I have to choose from. 5. how CONVENIENT it is for me to pick up my bag literally two blocks from my house. 6. how NICE it is to support a small business, working extra hard to make something rad like this happen, instead of a big huge chain store with questionable business practices such as Whole Foods. Eating With the Seasons is great because I get the ability to CHOOSE what I want in my bag each week. We chose this CSA based on this option. I can spend 5 minutes a week picking everything I want with the click of a button. Most CSA boxes just give you what they have on thair own small farm, leaving you with a box of stuff that you may feel totally uninspired to deal with. I like that EWTS sources from a bunch of local farms so that customers can have more options. They offer coffee, tea, honeys, fresh baked bread, meat, nuts, jams, pickles, and more..... what else can you ask for? Their quality and prices are excellent. I have spent a lot more for a much smaller quantity of fresh fruits/veggies at places like Rainbow, Whole Foods, and Farmers Markets. As far as customer service, a few weeks ago I had to leave town for an unexpected emergency and wasn't going to be able to pickup my bag on the normal day/time. I emailed with my concerns, and was told not to worry, that I would be able to pick it up the following evening. I really appreciated the flexibility and accommodation. That's what I call great customer service. Love you guys! read more

I love Eating with the Seasons. We joined in the fall/winter seasons where there weren't nearly as many choices as the warmer months. It's great simply filling out an on line form, and few days later, you get a bag of earth's finest. I have had a few problems with them after they assigned someone else to my account and they screwed up my email so I wasn't getting their updates. I called - problem fixed. Also, now that the warmer months are coming around, the fruits seem to be in much better condition. I've gotten grapefruits that were really sizes of oranges, and oranges that were still green. All in all though, for $16 for 6 items of organic goodness - not a bad deal at all. read more

Eating with the Seasons is the third CSA we tried and it is the best by a long shot. While we're lucky to be very close to a pick-up location, other attributes make EWTS a great choice. The item selection process offers great flexibility while focusing on foods that are in season. The quality of fruits and vegetables is very high. And the customer service is very responsive and knowledgeable. We are on the medium plan and receive a very full bag of fruits and vegetables each week. For the spring and summer, we also opted into the pastured chicken option. We've been with EWTS for 10 months and as long as the quality and service continues, we'll continue to be big fans of this organization. read more

We were a part of another local CSA, but chose to leave because we kept getting more than we could use, and too much stuff we would never use. When I found EWTS, I signed on immediately just for the sake of being able to CHOOSE our share each week! We've been with EWTS for almost five years and love it just as much as ever. With Becky at the helm, the responsiveness, customer service, and quality of product is always top-notch. I would do this just for the strawberries alone, but we also love the wide variety of fruit available in the summer (unlike our former CSA who did not offer fruit at all), and the extensive list of choices each week. read more

For the most part, I love it! It's super convenient, as they have a lot of pick up locations and a trial membership option. They also allow you to choose the size and content of your basket, which is a huge plus. I only wish for the quality and quantity to be a little more consistent (the veggies are spot on, but I've found the oranges to be a little meh), but given that I'm sans-farmer's market and Whole Foods for now, this is a really reasonable substitute. read more

The best local organic produce and artisanal food product delivery available to Bay Area residents! Awesome service and great community of growers, land stewards, and culinary creatives. read more

Produce is always good and at a decent price. The real stand out here is the customer service. They've been nice to me in every interaction and have gone out of their way to ensure there are no problems of any kind with their service. Always a pleasure to interact with the emplloyees here. read more

I am very surprised at everyone's positives comments because my experience with Eating with the Seasons (EWTS) has been terrible so far (I am doing the 4 week trial and will NOT purchase the membership). First of all, there is no consistency among the employees of EWTS-- I requested to receive one bag every other week, which was confirmed, and the next time I was contacted, the person knew nothing of this request, and stated that in fact I MUST receive every week. Finally the representative agreed that I can receive bags every other week, and told me that I would receive them the 1st and 3rd week of each month. As such, I submitted an order on the appropriate day before the 3rd week of February, and to my dismay, when I went to receive the bag it was entirely wrong! I emailed the representative to inform her, and she blamed me for their mistake, saying that I was due to receive bags on the 2nd and 4th week of each month. Excuse me! After being told that it was my fault (which, in the modern day with email I can actually trace whose fault it really was), I was told that if I cancel the trial I cannot get my money back. What terrible customer service! So while EWTS has a nice premise, their customer service is so terrible that you'll end up spending day after day hand holding them through your ordering preferences, and they will still get it wrong! I highly recommend you go with Farm Fresh to You, a CSA that delivers to your doorstep, and is consistent, and does not blame their customers for their own mistakes and mishandling. read more

i was raised on meat. meat w/eggs. meat w/rice. meat for dessert. i've only begun to explore the world of greens in recent years, and organic produce more recently. eating with the seasons is a great organization. the herbert family is pleasant and has accommodated my schedule on a couple of occasions. i've chosen the extra small bag of groceries, which, like others, i have trouble getting through. i love hunting for recipes each week, as i'm an avid cook. - - i've successfully made kale pesto and various soups and casseroles, to name a few. the produce is always fresh, and there's definitely a difference in taste and aroma. i love that i'm supporting local, organic farmers, and i'm happy to say that the end of this trial month will make way for a permanent subscription! read more

I love EWTS! I am a full-time student and also work very early in the morning. This service is perfect for anyone who loves fresh, organic produce, but doesn't necessarily have the time to comb the grocery stores checking the quality of their items. I am also a very picky eater and only like certain fruits and veggies, and this service always has a variety of items that I like! Having a convenient, affordable service like this has made eating healthy so much easier, especially during those crazy weeks of midterms or finals. I have also had to switch pickup locations a number of times due to the nonstop changes in my schedule and it is always easy to do! It's quality and convenience at a great price! read more

I've been using Eating With the Seasons for years for weekly organic produce, grocery, and specialty food delivery. I highly recommend it. Not only do they offer organic local produce, but also local grass fed, organic beef, chicken, pork, and sustainably caught fish. They have other organic, local foods like breads and pantry items. And my favorite thing is the homemade soup, salads, and dips offered weekly. They are a life saver when I need a quick, healthy lunch or dinner. They drop off in the Outer Sunset and other SF neighborhoods on Thursdays. read more

i'm on my sixth week of eating with the seasons and couldn't be happier! i live with my boyfriend and we have the small box which gives you 8 credits. i pick up my bag at my yoga studio and i only occasionally have to go to the grocery store for milk, cheese and poultry (and ice cream). i love that i get to select my what produce i want. i was on a group trip and in charge of salad so for that week i just ordered salad supplies. other times i know i won't be able to cook much so i'll order fruits and veggies to juice. but most weeks, i order for my week and it's really pushed me to eat more vegetables than ever. plus the quality of everything has always been perfect. and the extras! eggs, olive oil, jams, chocolate, tea. also meat! the meat is probably the best meat i've ever cooked at home, just wish i could get it more than once a month. it's frozen though, so i've been stocking up. plus, the customer service has always been great. i had an issue with an order and they promptly took care of it. and they respond to emails SO QUICKLY! i'm so glad i joined! read more