I am thrilled to write a 5 star review for Plant Beach Farm, a business that just sprouted up in…read morefunky Leucadia. These urban gardeners purchased a couple of greenhouses and grow their own micro-greens onsite. The cute wood cut signs and decor are reminiscent of years past when people spent less time connected and more time being present. I love the chalkboard menu which is hand drawn and prepared with love. Right now the product line consists of various microgreens like radish, beet/kale blend and an all purpose blend. You can purchase a tray of living greens or smaller portions that are cut to order. I brought a flat home and used it to brighten up my salad, and when I return the flat they offer $1.00 credit towards my next purchase. Now I can shop locally and reuse the packaging for a win win. They also have cute logo merchandise, local honey and hemp buds. But the best part about this greenhouse is that they are going to grow food on this valuable land. Most of the other greenhouses in Leucadia are currently growing high density housing at an alarming rate. I would like to thank the wonderful people at Plant Beach farms for selling locally grown produce made with love to our fine community.

Outstanding place to go for wild flower arrangements! Sarah and Maddison are masters at what they…read moredo. Creative, gorgeous and amazing flower arrangements for any occasion. Highly recommend them!!!

I went here for the first time with my parents for Fathers Day. We had coffee, scones, muffins, and…read moretook some bread to go. Susan's cooking is AMAZING. Susan and Jack have really outdone themselves such a beautiful home. This is exactly the kind of place we all need in Valley Center. Do not hesitate to go here and support locally!!!

This place is closed. They were going to update this and I don't see it showing so letting overs…read moreknow so they don't go all the way over there like I did. I went over there and heard odd sounds next door at neighbors. They did text me and wish them the best though again there's no info they aren't open.

I started getting the regular sized CSA box every 2-3 weeks (for two people, it lasts that long!)…read moreshortly after moving to Oceanside this year. The produce is fresh, well packed so nothing gets smushed, and best of all forces me out of my meal rut and makes me excited to cook. The food lasts way longer than what I get at the grocery store because it wasn't harvested months ago & hundreds of miles away. I look forward to farmer Donal's emails which give suggestions on what to cook and what may be coming down the pike. Give them a try, you won't regret it!

I am in awe of the variety and quality of produce that Yasukochi Family Farms puts into each…read moredelivery. For $29 delivered to your home, the regular box is an incredible deal. The offerings the past couple of weeks have been absolutely stellar. I don't think I've ever tasted grapes that tasted so sweet! I added a bouquet for $12.50, it was so fresh it lasted two weeks! The photos speak for themselves. Delivery is always prompt and you get both a window and a reminder email when your box is about eight minutes away.

Located in North Escondido. What a cute little place to buy fresh produce, fruit, sourdough and…read morecinnamon buns. There are two horses you can see and say hi to as a free bit of joy. Choose your produce, put them in a basket and don't forget to bring your own bag. The locally grown food is very fresh and better than supermarkets. They are open from 9:00am to 1:00p on Saturdays. The sourdough has 2 flavors white country and rosemary garlic. We bought the latter. The cinnamon buns do sell out! The only thing missing is I wish they served coffee. There is plenty of parking, come down!

Such a peaceful beautiful place to buy freshly made sourdough bread, cinnamon rolls, fresh eggs and…read morehealthy produce and the family is very friendly

They will deliver to your home! So eclxcited to get my first delivery!…read more Lovely flowers

The most beautiful flowers from this farm! I have received many different bouquets and all have…read morethem have been gorgeous! You can tell much love has been poured into growing these!

Green Paradise Farms is truly a hidden gem in Oceanside! As someone who grew up eating Japanese…read morevegetables, I was thrilled to find such fresh, flavorful produce grown locally. Supporting Green Paradise Farms feels like supporting more than a farm-it's supporting legacy, wellness and deep respect for the land. Highly recommended!

A Great Place to find Momotaro tomatoes!…read more The only place I can recommend for the Highest Quality of Tomatoes and Cucumbers. The flavor of the tomatoes is the best I've ever experienced! If you're looking for a great place to get great tomatoes I recommend visiting the farm and asking Mr. Sada about his MOMOTARO TOMATOES. He undoubtedly will provide you with a great experience!

Good family-friendly and dog-friendly event. Grand Avenue is blocked off. There is free street…read moreparking all along the outside of the streets. There were tons of vendors under tents and storefront businesses to check out. As we walked down the street there were different entertainers. Different businesses were handing out free items for the kids such as ballons, dental items, and trinkets. My kids had fun playing with the Robotic team's creations. We admired the artist's work at the "Art Garden." There were several vendors selling dog items. My biggest find of the day is Dolce Monachelli's. It's a family-owned business that makes bunt cakes. They were handing out samples of their most popular bunt cake the Italian Butter Rum. My kids all loved the sample so I decided to get the Sampler Box and the regular-sized unicorn bundt cake. The man helping me was so friendly and informative. They currently don't have a brick and motor store. They sell at Farmer's Markets, special events, and offer pick up. Overall, we enjoyed the event and plan to come back again.

Sunday 5-22-2022 I…read morecame to the Escondido Street Fair today on Grand Avenue and it was pretty cool! A minimum of 40 booths, probably more, live music, food, drinks, vendors selling hand-made items as well as other things, and just an overall cool experience. Constructive criticism: I do wish they had more seating all throughout the event instead of just seating on one end of it, right in front of the live music that is blasting super loudly. I also wish they had more porta-potties throughout the entire event. Animals: pets are allowed here but there are tons of dogs and people, no dog food/water bowls, not much shade, hot pavement on their paws, and loud live music, so maybe not the best place for pets. Booths: they have almost everything! Toys for kids, clothes and hats for your dogs and cats, handmade soaps, a booth to register to vote, clothes for humans, Mexican food, popcorn, jewelry, bakery food, dentistry booths, veterinarian booths, people selling their hand-blown or painted glass art, and more! Very cool experience, and it's all right on Grand so all the normal shops here are open and ready for business! I absolutely love that they chose to have this on Grand Avenue. I try to come every year.

TheCado.co (the link to take you there) H aas is featured…read morehere E levated experience as I love the fruit A vocado knowledge is shared V ictory my first time playing cornhole, all bags in on one try, going pro O pen for ticket sales online C ome and see it for yourself A place for the senses D ynamite sister team who created this will guide you (Anne & Mary) O pen to teaching new generations about farming M r. A-Z, Jason Mraz offers insight, as a local Avo farmer via cassette U m forgot how to use a cassette player, but ordered Mr. A-Z on vinyl S ome secrets we will save U nite with like minded avo lovers here E ducation is equal to Instagram influence at this museum M ake it a date E xpect to pay between $14-19 to enter, through September X -rated it's not, yet adults may enjoy it more than kids, please sanitize P hoto opportunities for fruit forward fun E ntertainment value R ipe for the taking I heart avocados, clearly for those that love them E at at Fresh for 10% off avocado smoothies, salads and sandwiches N ewtopia Cyder also offers a Avo-Honey Cider next door C alifornia Avocado Commission is a sponsor E xit at the gift shop does not apply here, only one cute market tote for sale, which is very useful for the environment. Why buy more things you don't need? Buy an EXPERIENCE...thanks Anne and Mary! #TheCADO #NorthCity #SanMarcos #HaasHistory #AnneandMary #TheRipeTime #JasonMrazFarmerandMusician

A TALE OF TWO SISTERS ______________________________________…read more(...And The Enchanted 'Cado Seed) ONCE UPON A TIME, in a land far far away called California... there were 2 sisters named Anne and Mary Spriggins. They were spry, poor millennials living with a dairy cow and 2 iPhones in a farm cottage. The cow's milk was their only current #side-hustle. When dairy milk lost its market appeal to Almond; Soy; Cashew; Coconut; and Cat Milk, Anne asks Mary to sell the cow at the Mercado. On the way, Mary's Uber driver named Ben (along with ride-along: Jerry) offered 3 magic beans in exchange for the dairy cow, and Mary makes the trade. When she arrives home without any money, Anne becomes angry, throws the beans to the ground, and sends Mary to bed without her iPhone. During the night, the magic beans cause a gigantic beanstalk to grow outside Mary's window. The next morning... because duh... the girls climb the beanstalk to a place high in the sky. There, they find an enormous castle and sneak in to take some selfies [#pics or it didn't happen]. But Mary was #woke to a childhood tale about a scary Giant... cannibalism... and larceny gone wrong... so they overcome their #FOMO and climb back down the beanstalk as fast as they can. When they reach the ground, they cut down all but a 3-foot length of beanstalk with an axe. The next morning, giant avocados started blossoming from the remaining stalk, and the sisters called their avocado farmer friend Jason Mraz to help them harvest. Each time they picked one, a new one would grow. They could now have Avocado toast for life! YAAAAAS. Jason explained that the beans from the Uber driver were from the Hass Mother Tree of La Habra Heights -- and all Hass avocados trace their roots back to her. Mary and Anne decided that, if people would believe them... their story needed to be told. They asked Jason to narrate. He found some #lameAF "Captain and Tennille" cassette tapes, which he gladly recorded over. Next they bought all the green paint in 3 Home Depots and got to work. A pop-up museum was born, and the rest is history. Pro tip: this immersive seed-to-toast art experience features SoCal's finest bumpy-skinned fruit. Here, you can hear Jason tell the story, visit with Hass Mother, and bring home your own enchanted 'cado seeds. But hurry... it all ends Sept. 22. After that, your #FOMO struggle is real.