The freshly squeezed OJ is a MUST. They use oranges grown on the campus by students and they taste…read moreso much better than store bought orange juice! No artificial flavors. The farm store has a variety of products from the campus farm, including fresh produce, jams, canned goods, dairy products, and more. There is a plant nursery around the front and back of the store as well.

My wife and I were taking the backroads from Chino Hills back to Los Angeles when we stumbled…read moreacross the Cal Poly Pomona Farm Store. This looked like a big ol' farm store and from the second I saw it, I was pretty darn excited. This large store features ample parking, tables outside, and a petting zoo that didn't actually have any animals, but maybe they were just inside. The shop itself is full of baked goods, clothing, drinks, and literally everything else you can usually find at a farm style store. I was super tempted to pick up a bunch of chocolate when walking around, but since it was pretty hot outside I had to settle for the farms own Orange Juice and a big fat rice crispy treat with chocolate and pretzel on top. The orange juice was OH SO refreshing on this hot day and the rice crispy treat was really good as well. Overall, The Cal Poly Pomona Farm Store is a great place to stop and pick up a few things. I really liked the two things I picked up and I can definitely see stopping back here the next time i'm in Pomona!

I needed some pollo asada for hospitality and googled where to find the best. I ended up here…read more It is definitely a hole in the wall, but one worth visiting. The pollo is amazing, so much so, I ended up going again the following day to try the "habanero" pollo and the carna asada for a friend who was helping my husband. My husband usually always prefers asada but loved the pollo equally as well. If you don't speak any Spanish, like me, you may struggle a little bit. Go anyway. I won't lead you astray,; you'll thank me. The meat counter is clean and fresh and I can't wait to go back and try the ribeye. It looks amazing.

I love this place. We were told this place was deep frying Chicharron on the weekends. Wooohooo, it…read morewas amazing. Super friendly staff and the food was excellent. We will definitely go back. The meat counter looked great and the hot food was so impressive.

First Impression: farm animals, dirt lot, and where are the chickens?…read more Location: Nestled in the streets of chino with farms all around. Experience: We were looking for farm fresh eggs and came here due to the reviews and the fact that they were open. They offer a wide variety of chicken eggs. I had no idea how many color variations there were, but my wife wanted to try the green ones. I think it's because she see it online lol. We got a 30pc variety pack to get a taste of each. They even sell fresh and live chicken here. Note: The green egg has a darker yolk ... and i have to agree it does taste creamier and better.

I usually get my eggs from the The Ecology Center in San Juan Capistrano or a local spot in…read moreFountain Valley. Unfortunately, you can't always get eggs because people swoop in and grab them fast, and the prices are pretty high. As much as I love The Ecology Center, eggs there are about $15 for 12. At this farm, you can get 30 eggs that are fed sea kelp and high-quality ingredients for $17.50, which is honestly a bargain. Yes, it's a bit out of the way, but if you're in the area, I highly recommend stopping here. They also have homemade jams and honey.

Large Best Strawberries, So Delicious. Fresh packed the…read moremorning I picked them up. The guests at my daughters wedding raved about them.

I love this farm! I've been going there for over 5 years, and everything I've tried is amazing…read more The strawberries and the fresh, pure local honey are my favorites. The family is always so nice and welcoming that every visit feels like visiting friends. If you're looking for fresh produce and more, this is the place. Also, you don't want to miss the beautiful chocolate covered strawberries for valentines day.

I stumbled upon this excellent veggie stand while shopping for chicken and eggs at Maust's Egg Farm…read moresince they are located on site. The veggies at Ian's stand are grown locally and are excellent quality. I was impressed with the variety and have loved everything I've been cooking! I bought some radishes bc I love to snack on them whole and plain - and they have been just delicious. I also bought a giant carrot and some green summer squash to throw in a soup - but I ended up making the squash as a side dish to go with my roasted chicken. That squash was incredible! Such flavor and so soft - infinitely more flavorful (and huge) than any of the same type I've gotten at the grocery stores.  I've been using the giant carrot and cucumber I got in salads and they're also so flavorful and delicious. I used the onion and garlic in my roast chicken and made mashed potatoes with some yellow potatoes from Ians - all fantastic. I'm blown away by just how much more intense the flavors are as opposed to veggies from Ralphs I usually get. The staff were so friendly and their prices were exceptionally reasonable - I paid $10 for my whole haul so I'll definitely be stocking up on veggies from here anytime I'm making a chicken run at Maust's farm lol! Ian's farm stand is located right next to the petting zoo on Maust's property and is easy to find. There's plenty of parking on site as well - it's unpaved but in excellent condition so no issues there. Highly recommend veggies from Ian's stand!

Always Fresh fruit, never disappointed. The strawberries are always so good. A must try.read more

order: strawberry picking (only available on weekends) (2)…read more highlights: - quick service - when you're picking strawberries your free to roam to any of the lanes - fresh strawberries everywhere and the quality of the strawberries was great!! - you can pick as many can fit in the box cons: - some bugs but granted it is a farm, so I would expect them. to me, I don't mind as they're natural, but to some people it may be a detour (not many at all tho!) overall: - great experience! would definitely visit again!

Met up with some friends and went strawberry picking here at Family Farms. The farm is easy to…read morefind and get to. There isn't a real parking lot, but there are enough spots to park on the gravel along the road. Upon arriving, is their market set up with fresh fruits and vegetables you can purchase. I didn't pay too much attention on the price, but there seems to be a good variety to choose from. Strawberry picking is $15 per person/clamshell. They accept, cash, Venmo, and credit cards with a slight processing fee. There's no time limit so we were able to peruse the area and be very picky with our decision making. I would advise wearing close-toe shoes since some areas are muddy or have squished strawberries along the way. Overall, a fun, relaxing, and enjoyable experience. Will come back again. Afterwards, stopped by Billy's Egg Farm 3 miles down the street.

Visited on Saturday, 02/26/22 for the very first time…read more HOURS: Saturdays 9am-3pm ADDRESS: 175 W. Pearl St. , Pomona This is a small Farmers Market but still a lot of cool vendors! Parking is free and it feels great to walk around and support small businesses! My boyfriend and I had a great time - several tents from produce, anime stuff, tamales, bread only for $1, and way more! The bread tent was a steal - a lot of different varieties just for $1 and so tasty! We also even visited the Upland Farmers Market after for the very first time and noticed that the same bread business/vendor there and each loaf of bread is $6!! You're better off getting your bread in Pomona! We also purchased 10 Pokémon stickers for $1. Also tried out a beef tamale for $4 (so delicious!) as well as natural, organic orange and blood orange juices (I believe we paid $9 for both, sooo good!!!) Overall 5/5 recommend. Great place to explore and show some support!

Read my reviews of farmer's markets all over the country and across Los Angeles itself, and in…read morewhich Pomona stacks among the smaller. Yet, this market has big heart. First of all the vibrant youthful energy is palpable: a young cooperative-style farming community brings organically grown produce for a "whatever you can pay" code. It's seasonal and not a lot, but it means a lot. Sometimes they have a glut of avocados or unique greens like dark kale and sorrel. The organic tents are all yellow. This is true sharing spirit, which is the anti-thesis of the U.S.'s capitalistic, environmentally-destructive, agri-business profit model-- really a load of drivel and poison, for which American bodies themselves pay the price in pathologies and obesity. The organic crew also bring you dried goods like beans and non-GMO crops like millet and bulgur. The same crew has a community compost collection where you can bring your frozen food scraps from the week and they will recycle it for you in an actual local compost heap. Yes, organic returns to the soil, that yield microbiology-rich soils which are used to grow more nutritious vegetables! You know the way indigenous people all over the world have done it before anglo-American consumerism and their insidious marketing devastated regenerative life on this continent. There's another wing to the market, with the traditional stalls where there is a greater range of vegetables-- I tend to avoid them because I can go to the $0.99 store for similar things. The tamale guy is on the far end. The honey producer here is exquisite and hyper micro-local. I only buy my honey from them (name: Flores Honey). As well you'll see some "thrift" clothing stores and some "free" clothing stalls run by a local charity. In all, a great vibe and can be a game changer for community and for ecological health if more communities set up markets like this one. Very earthy and geared to the average person.

Visit and purchased 5.2.26…read more This giant farmers market nestled in such a cute downtown atmosphere here in Claremont. Although it was gloomy and cold, but people here support the market. There are so many things here, exotic teas, lots of veggies and fruits, even this awesome soapmaker who made Calamansi Soap! Wow! I purchased that too! Plus, Olive Oil with Basil, very fancy here, juice stands, salsa and chips fresh made. A bit of soft music, plenty of parking and got one quite fast. Beef jerky and chamoy candy. Pizza ready for baking when you home, too. I prefer shopping locally and lines not long and boring like grocery markets and major chains. Establishing relationships with market vendors is above all else important. Visiting again!!

I visited the Farmer's Market in Claremont today for the first time and had so much fun! The…read moreweather could not have been better - Sunny with a nice breeze. There were plenty of free parking both on the street as well as behind the public library and the local post office. At the Farmer's market, you can find vendors selling fresh eggs, fruits, and flowers. There's also honey, juice and pastries that are super tasty. I was actually there primarily for the eggs and was able to get two dozens of XL Grade AA eggs for $23. Most vendors accept Apple Pay / Tab to pay using your cc or debit cards. I plan to come back here more often, and when I do, I will remind myself to bring my wagon.