We were on our way to Talmage to the COTB and decided to make a quick stop…read more Decent little farmers market just off the freeway with plenty of parking. Lots of spacing between vendors so easy to get around even if there is a crowd. As with most the prepared food / knick knack vendors outnumber those selling farmed goods like 3 to1 Aside from that not a bad stop

Great food. The vendors provided wonderful service in a fair like atmosphere. Great place for…read morefamilies

Such a cute little pumpkin patch! My family an I really enjoyed visiting Muelrath…read more It is a petite farm, good for families. No entry fee and all their little activities are free. They have a small corn maze and a mini haunted house. Lots of photo opportunities for the kids. Hay bales to play on, tractor rides, and picnic tables scattered around to sit back and enjoy the area. There's even a little pond in the middle. People were super nice there, we were greeted as soon as we arrived and told of all their activities. A good selection of pumpkins, classic and funky ones, all $1 per pound!

This is an awesome pumpkin patch. We came here on a Saturday morning with our two boys. There are…read morelots of activities for kids. The haunted house was incredible. It was pretty big and had lots of different attractions. It's too bad my boys were scared. There was a fun hay maze. A few families were having a birthday party. There was even a taco truck nearby. Very friendly staff and lots of activities for kids. We will be back next year.

Local farmers market that's open on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Wednesday hours 9-1, Saturday 8:30-1…read more Located in farmers lane plaza and open year round rain or shine. Situated in the plazas parking lot so parking is ample, however, there are signs posted with restrictions for farmers market visitors. When we visited on 2/28, there were 3 rows of stalls. I really enjoyed walking up and down checking out every booth. I loved the variety of food trucks and fresh farm stands to unique artisan booths with things such as pottery, wood crafts, jewelry, and more.

While visiting family in the area, we decided to stop by this farmers market and see what artisanal…read moregoods they had to offer. I really appreciated the wide variety of what you can find here. Handmade charcuterie boards, fresh vegetables and eggs, local honey, coffee, and even a massage table that you can book in 15 minute blocks. My favorite booth was one where you can sample various Labne and other middle eastern goods. The gentleman working there was so welcoming and excited to share his unique spreads and side dishes. The ambience is very relaxed and on brand of Santa Rosa. It's the perfect blend of weird and eclectic along with a focus on community and celebrating local vendors. Definitely stop by if you're around on a Saturday morning!

While we were targeting u-pick apples, many of the places were closed. Hale's is really an apple…read morestand. They had apples, apple juice, and pumpkins. The people were very friendly, they had a good variety of apples, and the apples were delicious. It's also conveniently located with easy road access. I recommend Hale's as a great source for apples.

It's harvest-time! What could be better than tasting specialty varieties of freshly picked apples…read morein the countryside? While Dear Hubby and I were in Sonoma County for a quick trip, we had free time on Sunday to get out into the backroads and check out a few apple farms. Hale's is close to Santa Rosa, which made it convenient. They were decked out for Halloween, with various areas sporting giant spider figures, scarecrows, skeletons, and much more. Autumn décor, including pumpkins and apples were definitely part of the scene. Adjacent to their barn they had a station set up with very helpful staff offering samples of various varieties of apples. I loved that they had a number of the favorites I've experienced in SoCal's apple haven of Oak Glen (near Yucaipa). Yes, to Mutsu! Cameo! They also had others that I hadn't heard of, and already can't recall their names. Oh good, I found a chart online - Northern Spy is one I tried and bought. Sundance, maybe? Yikes! Hale's claims to grow 30 different varieties, and good for them. Good for you! An apple a day keeps the doctor away, as the old saying goes. No doctors for me for now - I'm enjoying usually one apple for breakfast and one for lunch. Hale's has kept me going for two weeks now. We especially enjoyed taking in their ambiance with my brother and sister-in-law, who live nearby, but hadn't been before. A great place to visit with family! If you're in the area, stop on by and enjoy the fresh air, the friendly folks helping you taste and purchase the goodness of Sonoma County fruit.

Lots of people out enjoying this market in town square. I feel like it should have a few more…read morevendors selling items, it was lacking in that department. Some food choices as well, had a variety. Popcorn, churros, ice cream, elote, corn dogs, empanadas, etc. I did buy a very cute knitted/crochet potted plant. There was also a DJ on one end playing very loud music and then they had a big stage with a free concert. Also some kids stuff in one area like bounce houses.

First time in a number of years. Only one fruit vendor and no vegetables. Most of the kioks were…read morecheap stuff and the food was pedestrian. Will never go back again.

What a popular place. Long line for a mid-week day. I believe they are only open on Wednesays and…read moresometimes on the weekend. Had seen their Facebook post that their first of the season white and yellow peaches were in - looks like lots of other people saw that information too. Family owned for about 20 years. We just had to make the drive to get some - I guess I have some baking to do the next several days. check them out!

I didn't know Dry Creek peaches were a thing until yesterday. I bought one of each variety of peach…read moreand plum that was available. My favorite was the orangish plum that looks like a nectarine (pictured). All I can say is WOW!

I was in town for a group meeting and after checking into the nearby Occidental Lodge, I enjoyed…read morewalking around this Thursday (to Dusk) community market. And it was just across the street! There was a nice variety of prepared food, produce, crafts, music and hippy-dippy people watching. I wandered back highly entertained and with a big ass cookie for my time.

This was the perfect stop on our vacation before we settled into our airbnb (which was on a ranch)…read more We needed snacks and food for dinner -- specifically stuff to grill over our campfire, and this Farmers Market had the perfect goodies for us. There was lots of beautiful produce and we ended up buying enormous trumpet mushrooms and zucchini. We grilled them both with just a little olive oil, salt, and pepper, and they were so perfect. We also bought a giant box of blueberries, a jar of orange blossom honey (that we brought home with us and still use), and lots of cheese! Aside from all the produce, cheese, and honey, you'll find handmade crafts like baskets and jewelry, a paella stand, flowers, live music, smoked meats, art, and more. It's in a great location too, right in the center of the little downtown, so there's bars, restaurants, and shopping all right there.

It's a very small market but some good looking produce. The guys that sell the hummus are so nice…read more Brothers has amazing spreads.

Seasonal June through September, Thursdays 4:30-7:30. Going to check it out for the first time....read more