I had my first pig slaughtered and cut here. They do not cut like a butchers place or wrap either…read more All other butchers have their own rules, like kosher, closed on Saturday, etc. Very stressful, needed alcohol while waiting. Not prepared at all. Take gloves for bagging, boxing, or however you plan to transport your meat home. They sold us trash bags to transport meat home. Plus, this restroom is pretty filthy and smelly. It was an interesting experience for one time only. Never again will I do this, like I did. I had to recut so it would fit in my freezer, whatever pieces they gave me, meaning they just cut my pig in pieces, small pieces that I could not tell what was what. Never will I come back here.

Since the closure of two other livestock farms that the Hmong community utilizes, Panoche Livestock…read moreis the closest to Fresno that still provides all the necessary facilities for livestock. Because of this, their prices of livestock sky rocketed making it hard to make a purchase of a livestock of your needs. If you are afraid of germs, and need cleanliness, this is not the place for you. You're better off visiting a local grocery store to purchase your meat. The facility itself is old and needs to be updated. Their bathroom needs to be cleaned more often during the day. There is only one unisex bathroom. The stench in the restroom is similar to what you'll smell if you walked through a pig's pen. Their main slaughter house area is a disaster waiting to happen. The room is small. Their propane area for the torches are right next to an area where people walk back and forth. Their sink area for cleaning intestines are filthy and hardly cleaned (this goes for all facilities that I've been to). When working in the sink areas, often times their drainage in the floor gets plugged up, and it back flows. You need to be careful because you will be standing in filthy water. All in all, until there is another livestock place in Fresno that ups the ante on facility standards, and cleanliness practices, Panoche will most definitely have a monopoly over the purchase of livestock for cultural purposes. Until then, two stars is all you get.

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

On every Tuesdays from 5pm to 9pm is the River Park Farmers market. There are different food trucks…read moreand vendors for you to choose from. Be prepared to walk and bring your comfortable shoes or sneakers. They offer hot chicken, tacos, Asian cuisine, cookies, cotton candy, tamales and much more. The service is available for you if there is a short line. They greet the customers promptly. Tip for you bring a small car or get dropped off depends on the parking situation. I definitely recommend you try it with going solo, friends, or family. Theres so much to see and do. Check out pic.

It's a good tiny market. You can buy the best hummus, orange juice, soap, and jam. The kids just…read morelove coming here. I would recommend this to any one that likes quality products.

Location: Kaiser Permanente Clinic Date: September 4th,…read more2026 Service: Appointment Last week I went to my schedule appointment to see my primary care provider for pain in my body. The doctor just saw me right away took my blood pressure checked me in and put in some extras for me to complete and some lab work. I was highly please I got all that done in one day sometimes as we know it takes longer than others. I found parking easily as well since I arrived there early. Dr Rosa team will awesome the x-rays teen was great and the lab team was quick. Why I highly encourage you to check them out when you have the opportunity.

Accidentally found this place after Sunday's church. It's located at the parking lot at Washington…read moreand Friant Road. It's a small Farmer's Market and nice to just stroll around and check what small businesses have. There's choices of sandwiches, ribs, boba, custom jewelries, fruits and veggie stands and sweets. I opted to try the bacon wrapped hotdog sandwich. This was ok for a quick bite. Didn't stay long...just curious what this Farmer's market was all about.

Enjoyed my first visit to this farmers market last Sunday. Good selection of produce and other…read morefoods. We found the fresh pastries we had been looking for all morning. Like the layout , not too crowded, great starting point for a nice walk in Woodward Park.

This farm has everything we love. It's our 5th consecutive year coming here and the kids just love…read moreit. They have some new stuff this year 2025. You do need to pay an entrance fee for each car. I suggest purchasing it online before you got to save $5. This year was $30 at the door and online $25 but once you go in everything is free except for food. There is a basketball activity, tether ball, coming back this year the corn pit, and a little farm stand that has your decorative pumpkins on it. So very cute. They have chickens you can feed there. Goats on the farm to see. Food trucks on-site you can purchase. In addition, plenty of outdoor seatings for families to eat their lunch. The farm has barrel rides for kids, and hayride for the everyone. There is a you-pick flower where you pay $15 to pick enough flowers for your case they give you. There is a new area for you to sit down and trim and arrange your flowers. Tons of pumpkins of all assortment to pick from. Super cute for porch displays. They also invite a group of local businesses and artists to sell things at the farm. Super fun here and we enjoy coming here each year in October.

Such a cute little place for some fall fun with the family. Pay for parking and everything is…read morepretty much included unless you want to buy a pumpkin or purchase from any of the vendors. There are picnic tables and chairs, plenty of space for parking, walking, photo opportunities and more. This was such a great choice for. First time pumpkin patch visit for my daughter. She loved seeing the animals and the tractor ride! Prepare by paying online for parking and save $5. In person was $25, online is $20. Pumpkins are $1.50 a pound. It was warm the day we went and there is very little shade so make sure you take water, a hat, and sunscreen because it's Fresno folks. Haha! Oh and lots of uneven ground-dirt, hay, rocks so make sure you are not in sandal or flip flops-take solid shoes for you and the kiddos.

Lily's Blossom Trail Fruit Stand has remained a family favorite for over a decade!…read more Fruit and veges are always top tier and very reasonably priced. All fruit is $1.99/lb and veges vary in price. I also appreciate that service is consistently friendly and helpful. Area is always clean and organized. A bonus is the fruit washing station! They also carry local honey, dried fruit, cool tote bags and other lovely artsy gifts. Always worth the weekly drive!

This review was for a visit in March 2024, so your experience may be different if you came in the…read moresummer. This fruit stand is in a nice location, surrounded by orange trees. There are also picnic tables and corn hole games. However, during our visit, the selection was very sparse. There were oranges, 1/4 basket of tomatoes, 4 cucumbers, and a handful of avocados. There were also a few packages of dried fruits and nuts. The guy working there didn't speak English, but he was really nice and friendly. He gave us some oranges to try and they were sweet and delicious. The tomatoes we bought from there were delicious as well. It had that homegrown taste and was very flavorful.

I'm a regular purchaser of their skin, hair and body products. I like that they're local and their…read moremerchandise is extremely clean and therefore much healthier. Their customer service is excellent and I always look forward to trying something new.

We love this produce! It's like having your own garden fresh vegetables! We get a weekly delivery…read morefor two. We think it's just perfect. Thank you Vesolaya Gardens for the work you do to produce a delicious product!

The absolute best best best corn ever!! I come from San Jose for the corn!…read more Staff is always nice, ice cream counter is a huge plus as well.

Love this little market found a few good things! I gotta go back and try the ice cream! The…read moreraspberry ice tea is everything so delicious and flavorful! Also very refreshing on these hot Fresno summer days! You can find wine, produce, fresh flowers and ice cream here and other Fresno state things!