We wanted to find a place to WALK around at after having some pho at Pho Ha 7. This place was…read morereally close by so we decided to check it out. I was hoping to find some pre made juices and lunch boxes but, instead I found a little food court... There was Philippino food, Korean and Chinese food... I really wanted to get some cold sesame noodles and Tea eggs. They usually have it at the one in Eastvale so looks like every location DIFFERS... I was allay hoping to find some UBE or purple potatoes. They help lower blood pressure fast! PRO TIP: If you want to lower your blood pressure instantly try having bananas and purple potatoes or Ube for dinner. Not with your dinner but, only these 2 items for dinner. Stay hydrated! Then, check out the new lower number The next morning... AMBIANCE: 9/10 It was pretty cold throughout the entire market. It did look really clean and organized though... Overall, it was a nice and quiet market to walk at. It was also not crowded... YOUR HOME FOR FRESH ASIAN GROCERIES!!!!! RANCH 99!!!!

Hidden gem for all things Asian groceries!…read more If you're anywhere near Corona and love cooking Asian-inspired food at home, this spot is a must-visit. 99 Ranch is one of those supermarkets that feels like a culinary playground -- the aisles are packed with ingredients you might not find at regular grocery stores, and it's where I discovered Birds Eye chilis and all kinds of furikake seasonings that I love adding to fresh tuna and other recipes. From sauces and noodles to fresh produce, seafood, and hard-to-find packaged goods, they carry pretty much everything you need to bring your favorite Asian recipes to life. It's not just a grocery run -- it's inspiration in every aisle. Whether you're looking to experiment with something new or just stock up on staples for your weekly cooking, this market is worth the trip. The layout makes browsing easy, and even though some items can be a little pricier than mainstream supermarkets, the unique selection and quality make it worth it. Did I mention I love grabbing an Ice coffee from Bakery & Café located in their food court?! Very affordable ice coffees and delicious

The oranges we purchased during our first visit ever, made us fans of this place…read more We purchased a bag of oranges for $10.00 and they were the best oranges I have EVER had in my life. Super juicy, good size and very filling. Service was EXCELLENT!! By the lone gentleman working behind the counter. We will be back very soon

Nothing special. If you want to buy bags of oranges or grapefruits than this is your place.... but…read moreother than that... they dont sell individual fruits. But the prices are reasonable

Good meat options. All halal which makes it great. And reasonable pricing. Also customer service is…read moregreat. They help pick the great options. Clean environment as well. Would recommend anyone to come here over other local over priced places.

Love this little hole I the wall. Been there 1 other time. Got veggies and jalapeño cheddar…read moresourdough bread. Came back today. Bought another loaf. It's do good. And Rick the owner such a great guy. See you soon. Will be back. Sandwich was great!!!!!!! Thank you for the recommendation.

Grape fruit tea was amazing . Fresh, sweet, and not artificial. Cute and clean shop. Will come…read moreagain!

Went there in a motorcycle ride and decided to stop in. The…read morecustomer service is amazing. Had a coffee and donuts and they were good. Had a small hard apple cider and it was good. The store is small but lots to see. I will definitely return and look around more. They do have a decent selection of wines .

It's not my first time visiting Snow line but it has become a tradition to stop and get some apple…read morecider donuts anytime we are up in Oak Glen. I believe it was for something called the apple butter festival that brought us up here again. Cool weather and the peaceful quiet is what you expect from Apple country. I love that snow line has a ton of parking options and a beautiful shop to browse with everything from hot apple cider donuts, two wines and more preserves than you could ever imagine! Literally off the beaten path you can sample apple cider as well as their fun berry variations. The apple pie is absolutely massive if you decide to get one and take it home! I highly recommend grabbing yourself a bite and sitting beneath the trees outside to soak in the peaceful vibes!

If you're looking for something sweet this is the place to go. Lots of variety and fun to see…read morecandies we grew up with. Very nostalgic. Unfortunately, the farmers market section was not as impressive.

Stopped here recently during the week, was just curious to see what they had. The main gift…read moreshop/store had some cute things in it, I found a cute little gift for my mom. They have a lot of garden and kitchen decor, all kinds of little knickknacks and even some toys. The candy shop had a lot of snacks, lots of retro candy too. I really was hoping to see more vegan candy and snacks, but there wasn't much at all. The market in the back had some jams, salsas, produce, and other shelf items, even some plants for sale. The pizza place/wine store also had lots and lots of snacks and meats/cheeses/wine etc. I can't speak on how any of those things are but we got fresh baked sourdough bread and the price was good for the amount and quality. There are also restrooms available. Might stop here again coming home from another road trip, but wouldn't go out of our way for it!

I absolutely love, love, love Riley's Farm, it's such a unique and immersive experience. From the…read moremoment you arrive, you really feel like you've stepped back in time. The entire place is set up like colonial America, and the attention to detail is incredible. All of the staff stay fully in character the entire time, and their costumes are beautifully made and very detailed. It really adds to the whole experience. The farm itself isn't your typical farm,it's more of a historical village with different stations set up to demonstrate things like candle making, crocheting from that time period, how the judicial system worked, and even the types of games people used to play. One of the highlights was the Revolutionary War reenactment at the end, where the kids actually got to participate as soldiers. It was such a cool experience and also really educational at the same time. I went as part of a school group, but you could definitely visit on your own and still have a great time. The food was good, but the baked goods were the real standout -- fresh breads, pies, cookies, homemade ice cream, shakes... everything tasted amazing. I also liked that you can order ahead online and just pick up when you get there. The staff were incredibly patient and kind with the kids, even when they got a little impatient, which I really appreciated. Overall, it felt like being transported back in time, and I would absolutely love to come back again.

Wonderful place full of beauty and family entertainment. We love visting Hawk's Head Tavern and…read moreBakery for lunch and then wander the grounds. Depending on when you visit, you might get lucky and see one their their reenactments and period dressed characters walking about. We appreciate that parking is free and there is no admission to walk the farm. Definitely check out Riley's Farm website where you can get all the details and see their calendar for events, though. Schools, parents, and individuals can book field trips and various fun educational activities of all sorts. Our personal favorite has been the "Old Joe Homestead Tour" (which is $25/person and lasts about 2 hours). Always a great time at Riley's Farm.

A no pesticide and no gmo farm right here in Orange County. I love the upick strawberries and…read morepumpkins. The heirloom tomatoes and strawberries are just divine. They remind me of strawberries from my childhood!

Took my mom here. Loved it! We got a watermelon, a box of strawberries, and a box of cherry…read moretomatoes. Total: $14.40 Pros - Fun unique outing opportunity! - Friendly, informative, and welcoming hosts. - A variety of fruits/vegs (about a dozen types in October: radish, lettuce, cantaloupe, cucumber, carrot, pepper, watermelon, beet, squash, pumpkin, tomato, strawberries). - Fresh! The strawberries and tomatoes were delectably sweet and sour. - The farm is big enough to enjoy. No long lines. Pay everything including the parking fee at the end. Cons - Driving there, you may notice a couple CLOSED (on Sundays) signs. Turns out that's for the same-address Nursery. The U-Pick Farm's still open. I was about to turn back. lol - Only one porta potty. So if you're desperate and it's occupied... don't think about doing a fertilizing favor. - The sink by the porta potty is small and button-activated, so that's two flaws: 1) you need to touch the frequent-contact button as you wash your hands, which keeps your hand dirty, and 2) your knuckles rub against the dirty sink basin. - You can buy some of these cheaper at the local grocery store. So if you think about it, you come to the farm to pay MORE to do the work FOR them. It's funny. But yes, you're paying for the fun, the fruits' freshness, and the experience. - Kind of a long drive. Expect total 1-2 hr commute. You may want to bring an ice box. Neutral - Watermelon was refreshing, but the red/white ratio was not as big as I'd like. - The fruits are smaller than at the grocery store, but that's likely because they're natural and non-GMO. That is, the store's fruits are often bigger cuz they're genetically modified. - Most of the fruit/veg rows are labeled, but a few weren't, or weren't clearly labeled. - Too bad the corn wasn't in season.

We stop by The Fruit Stand every week for our fruit and vegetable run, and it has become a beloved…read morepart of our routine. They consistently carry some of the best-quality produce currently available from San Diego and the surrounding areas, thoughtfully curated with real care. Misses are rare, and when something isn't right, they always make it right. What really sets this place apart is the knowledgeable team. They can tell you not just what something is, but where it's from, why it's special, and even how best to prepare it if it's new to you. They know which watermelon varietals are sweetest (and why), which tomatoes are best for different uses, and how to guide you toward the best choice of the day. We also appreciate the simplicity of the space. It's clear the focus is on quality produce rather than unnecessary overhead or décor that doesn't add to flavor or nutrition. We come in knowing our weekly staples, and we always look forward to discovering a surprise treat or seasonal treasure to add to the basket. We recently lived in Spain for a year and deeply miss the fruterías found on every corner, places that genuinely support daily health and well-being. In the U.S., truly good produce can be harder to find, with so much emphasis on mass production and appearance over flavor and nutrition. The Fruit Stand comes as close as we've found to that European produce experience. We're grateful this place exists and grateful for the care they put into what they offer. Thank you for being here--and we'll see you next week.

I stopped here for some herbs and fruit and wound up trying some local strawberries that were every…read morebit worth $5 a basket because they were the most flavorful berries I've ever had. How will I force myself to eat grocery store berries ever again??? It's a serious question. I saw they had some salsas and honey and other local items which is great. They do accept card payment and have outside bins set up with different selections too. Friendly staff and quick to help you. I'll be back.

Family owned, local, safe from gmo and pesticides. What more could you ask for? Oh, and the honey!…read moreThey have REAL honey! On top of all of that everything is very well priced. I will be going back to visit them as soon as my supply is low.

Definitely a mom and pops orange stop. The woman actually comes out from her house to make a sale!…read moreThey have tons of great oranges at ridiculous prices (been buying from her for years). Depending on the season they will have fruits and vegetables as well. They sell fresh honey made there by them and other delicious bites. They also sell a wide variety of plants! If in the neighborhood pass by, think of it like a mini farmers market. (mini mini).