What a neat stop! My boyfriend and friend were coming home from a camping trip and stopped by…read moreFresno. Saw this farm and decided to stop by. Really cool spot! One building had some souvenirs, dried fruits, fresh fruits, nuts, snacks, pickled goodies and other things to buy for the road or home! My favorite find was fresh pomegranate juice and you can't beat the price! A quart was about $10.99 and that's a steal, since pom juice is expensive! Next door, there is a bar with some really cool booths to look at. Definitely a really cool spot to check out. Would totally recommend!

A nice little stop if you need a break from your long drive. This is a great place to stop…read moreespecially if you have kids because they have food and a little play area with a petting zoo in the back. And for the adults they have adult drinks! They also have a Store where they sell, knickknack stuff, toys, and snack. Food was good but the portions are small! They also have a bar for those that would like an alcoholic drink. There's an ice cream bar as well with different flavors.

I love farmers markets. We were trying to go to a…read moredifferent one, but it was closed. We googled other markets, and this was nice! It's not too big, but if you want to get some nice fruits, veggies, and snacks they have it here! I love micro greens! The man that was selling them, he had about 10 different varieties. And some I've never heard of! I did purchase: Grandmas old fashion butter bunches - This is like popcorn without the Kernal's. I was expecting a different flavor and texture. I got the Elote and the Carmel. I love them both! I would put this in my budget to buy next time. They are $10 per bag Dalemain mansion Marmalade - I haven't tried it yet! Will try it today. Viva Mexican foods. And I think I forgot to take a picture. But we bought the 5 for $30 and the spot in the back, they have different flavored hummus, black chips, fried pit bread and flavored chips For me the pita bread was too hard for my liking, and the black chips....Just some plane Dorito's. The hummus, I couldn't really enjoy, because of the fried hard pita bread. Ever booth pretty much service was amazing. I might not ever try and go the farm we were trying to go to, it was way too far, and it was closed!

This visit was honestly the highlight of my weekend! We happened to drive by and I spotted the…read moreVineyard Farmer's Market open! I've always wanted to check out the Vineyard Farmer's Market and just never made it over. It was my lucky day as I snuck over while my fiancé was at his appointment. The Vineyard is beautiful and it was a lovely sunny day, just a bit windy. I was surprised at all the vibrant and quality produce offered. There were other vendors selling honey, flowers, food, coffee - even La Boulangerie bakery from Fig Garden had a booth! I honestly felt transported elsewhere for a bit. It felt like a genuine Farmer's Market and easily my favorite in Fresno now. Everything I purchased from this quick visit- I loved. The pastries from La Boulangerie, the coffee from Fabiano, the strawberries I actually purchased from 2 farmers, notably Maos Farms were the sweetest we've had all year and the produce was beautiful and delicious. I eyed some grape leaves sold by an older couple- the last one was purchased before I could say, hello, lol. They looked delicious. Great quality items from local farmers and vendors. I can't wait to return again.

Lovely little farmer's market, but it is VERY SMALL. I went looking for a farmer's market while…read morevisiting Merced and helping my niece move into her college dorm. Go Bobcats!!! Found this little gem and got some really good deals! Shoutout to the produce guy for my $4 watermelon that is so sweet and weighted like 20 pounds! Shoutout to the fruit guy for my peaches and plums and freeze dried peaches! Your green plums are freakin' amazing and worth the weight in gold! My sister bought from the bee/ honey guy. Overall it was nice, just mega small. We are from San Diego and are used to larger farmers markets. I would have thought that a farming community like Merced and the surrounding areas would have a bigger turn out of sellers.

For being in the heart of farmland community it is the tiniest farmers market I've ever been to…read more What they do have is good and worth it...just not a lot of options.

Busy, crowded, noisy...a bit hectic, some interesting stuff? obviously... lots of food. I'm NOT…read moreinto crowds (AT ALL) but most would enjoy. You'd wanna get there early as parking can be challenging... Sadly, I did hit See's candies ($7) for my once a year urge burner. Or is it every two or three years? Ugh. WHY did I have to see that place? All the self-satisfaction of some damaging habit, like smoking a cigarette. If you catch me lifting one to my mouth two three years from now, please roundhouse kick it out of my hand! Nine dollars for a SMALL bowl of corn with mayo and some seasoning. Really? For corn you say? Only a glass of water is less labor intensive/costly! Add bacon for two dollars more and PG&E starts looking like a bargain! lol The Laotian Food truck was a good value and the menu item I ate was tasty. And there was a ton of food left to take home.... Try that with a nine dollar bowl of corn with mayo clocking in at 6-7 rounded tablespoons of RIP oFF! Needless to say, very few people were at that truck holding their ankles. I'm usually looking for something unique that is not available elsewhere... carefully picking my poison! Most of the vegetables being sold were wilted. I'm sure it's challenging in this weather. I came with an empty tank in the stomach and left with it full. Mission accomplished! -G

Out at the farmers market for the Drone show had a great brisket burger and fries for $16 at a BBQ…read morestand. Just here waiting for the drone show, weather is nice about my only complaint is the parking but other than that 5 stars

So fun! I went this morning and loved it! A variety of local farmers, bakers, gardeners, all sorts…read moreof vendors. There's drinks and food all in the heart of old town Clovis. Today I bought a delicious hot honey, bread, dried fruit, and jam. I had a great time and can't wait to go back! Fun for all! Adults and kids will love it. Lots of street parking. Super nice vendors. And lastly there's live music! Go check it out!

Big assortment of artisans selling there products. Sourdough B has the best bread in the area…read more Knife sharpening from Blade Buddy. Beef jerky, honey and even fresh made lemonade. Good family fun on Friday night.

This farm is a weekly participant at the Ferry farmer's market in San Francisco Saturdays when…read moretheir crops are in season. I am actually amazed that I never reviewed it as I've been buying mostly stone fruits from them over the years. Most notably, with the season about to start, white peaches and white nectarines have long been on my shopping list when they're here. They appeared the final Saturday in April with cherries and the 1st crop of yellow peaches and nectarines. I bought a few for friends but have yet to try myself. I did try their Tioga cherries (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&start=24&select=STL_d-KiMZ9EpkmBLsMr0w) which were the 1st of the season. I'm sure that they will progressively get sweeter. I am looking forward to the white peaches and white nectarines to come in. The other crops that I enjoy from them include plums, apriums, pluots, and, later in the season, persimmons, especially the soft hachiyas. I was happy to see their stand at the foot of the south driveway across from Wise Sons. It is always very nice to see Lisa and several of their regular staff members from past seasons. I will be seeing you a lot more through the summer months. And yes, stone fruits are here now.

My bag was full but Kashiwase Farms had a nice mix of Tree Fruits today at the Stonestown Farmers…read moreMarket in San Francisco.

On a return drive up north, partly to see my accountant in the area (they're cheaper here and, mine…read morefor example and at least, very good at what they're able to do for you although these days, really any "creativity" is much more on you to figure out year to year). later on i stopped by here to add a couple gallons of evoo to the larder, which is about a year's supply for me. they've reduced their hours when someone is at the house but you can call Dino and he'll often make time to be there for an appointment. that's the best anyway as he usually makes time for a little discussion about business. his business while quite vigorous is a dying breed, italian immigrants in early 20th c who were more agrarian kept moving west, whereas city-life appealed to certain families and pursuits from naples and sicily, so these stayed east. great history to be heard if you know any of these families, or perhaps even joined one matrimonially, and then you'll be going through some changes, best explained here youtube.com/watch?v=SjzEnNFfsPw anyway, here we have verni's, fully mature olive trees on a very large ranch, classic pneumatic press extracts the oil, simple cold stabilization (open the doors at night in winter) and not much else other than light filtration, that kind of thing. great place. i never feel overstocked with it because the price will always be higher (a problem for any california agribusiness). now for example it's $40/gal for well made olive oil from mixed varieties of fruit. other than price, the best never changes.

This place has the best olive oil and it's a local business I love supporting…read more $40 for a gallon for delicious olive oil. pick it up at the farm. Cash or check only. The lady that runs the office is lovely. They are open week days and Saturday. Call before you go because the hours aren't consistent and sometimes they close the office early.

Cute farm stand: eggs, micro greens, seedlings, and sweets including cookies, sweet rolls and some…read morebread loaves. Self-service for paying, including VenMo and cash. Friendly staff nearby for help. You will drive down the road further than you think you need to. But keep on going!

The Farm at Worman Mill, Ahwahnee: 2025 Mar (5 of 5)…read more Located in Ahwahnee, California, in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountains is an adorable farmstand. This small self-serve, family-run farm offer flowers and vegetables, fresh produce, and microgreens, plus farm fruits and eggs. They also have a selection of baked goods and local honey available. 90 percent of the items you see here are organically grown on their 2.5 acres land. Adam welcomed us with a friendly and cheerful smile. A beautiful black cat came strutting up to him. Adam said the cat is many of the 'working' farm cats that they care for - and the cats looked well-cared for. The farmstand is open daily, and sees 40-50 visitors on weekends. Adam said several of the local restaurants get their greens from them. If you're planning on hiking off Worman Road, stop by the farmstand. You'll be amazed at healthy the greens look. *Adam agreed to have his photo taken and posted