amazing broccoli! great quality control i grabbed some and there was also a lot more at the grocery…read morestore and it all looked really good. would recommend

We bought fresh broccoli at Whole Foods Fresno that was grown at Cal-Organic Farms. The broccoli…read morewas beautifully crisp with tight full green broccoli heads and firm stems. It cooked beautifully into a vibrant green and was tender to eat. Absolutely fabulous broccoli from this Bakersfield Farm: Cal-Organic Farms. THANK YOU!

found one of the BEST apples. This is without a doubt a topic I can engage as thought I am an…read more"appletonian" {know underlying sensations to the pallet.} Cuyama Farm's Fiji apples are a one of the best apples I have eaten in the last 2-3 years. I have made it a quest to find, eat and share my findings. did you know there are various fiji apples? the markets' sold Fujis have only received a cold shoulder from me; just as so many others. Stop by the Burbank Farmers Market on Saturdays and try a taste of CUYAMA ORCHARD FARMS Fuji apple; taste the wonder of why an apple a day helps keep the doctor away. cross between eating a snack, not needing to go behind with a bit of a sweet

They assault people and advocate for the removal of the first amendment. I would never give these…read morepeople your money

We love love love the eggs from Gama Farms which we regularly buy at the Sunday Mar Vista Farmers…read moreMarket. Not sure why yelpers have reported them closed, when we see them every weekend! Also we really appreciate that they reuse egg cartons (their own and others) and encourage customers to return empties. As a society we need to be doing more reuse and less generation of trash. They offer volume discount (results in great value over just buying a dozen) and their fresh eggs are not intended to be refrigerated and last. So delicious! LA Market Schedule: Friday - San Pedro Saturday - Burbank & East LA Sunday - Mar Vista; Larchmont; and Motor Avenue Farmers Market (serving Palms, Cheviot Hills, Beverlywood) Monday - West Hollywood

I love Gama Farms produce. Most of my breakfast these days consists of their produce…read more The eggs are the best I've ever had, honestly. In the spring, the chickens must be eating all the bugs and weeds because the spring eggs are LARGE, almost always double yolked, a beautiful shade of golden orange, and CREAMY. I know they feed their chickens well because I am satiated with 2 eggs most days due to the double yolks/large size and just overall great nutritional content. Whereas, I can eat 5 commercial eggs per day and still feel like something's missing. After eating these good quality eggs and royal jelly, my own fertile window and ovulation became easier. Less or no cystic acne during ovulation for me when I eat these good eggs. And when I need easily digestible food, I just eat the yolks raw. They're DELICIOUS! I've been buying their potatoes and onions for several years, and when I stopped being vegan, their eggs were the first ones I ate. And YES, they've been OPEN through the pandemic and are STILL OPEN. They've kept me fed with good quality food throughout the whole thing. Anyhow, I LOOOVE their yellow potatoes. I can tell they're fresh because they're juicy, easy to cut, cook quickly, and don't need as much oil as dehydrated, old, grocery store potatoes. I don't buy my potatoes anywhere else. They're affordable to me as a single person who loves breakfast potatoes about 4x per week. They last a long time if I'm not in the mood for eating potatoes, too. The onions last FOREVER, and are great quality. I typically buy the bag that has more than 1 pound and cook those with the potatoes and for all my other onion needs. Been a customer for close to 6 years, and figured I should finally write this review.

Delicious oranges, tangerines and other citrus. Always so sweet and perfectly ripe. Such a cute…read morestop in to see the Shupperts!

The produce I bought here was tree ripened and the highest quality! Mr. Shuppert also threw in a…read morefew free samples of other varieties to try different mandarins. It's a gem and worth the drive for the very best in season citrus!

This isn't a big market by any means but it does have heart and it does donate half of the nights…read moretake to local vets. I don't know many business that are that committed to making something work. Give it a try. Everyone who comes out is entered to win a $$ prize.

The negative comments are absolutely spot on when they say that this farmers market is small. No…read morearguments there at all. Let's get real, we are talking Oildale here, not central Bakersfield or the Rosedale area. On the Thursday evenings that I am in town, I make it a point to peruse each and every merchant, which by the way consists of more than just 3 tents. I have purchased my fruits and veggies, natural dog treats, hand made craft items, local bee honey and even brought home a hot dinner for us to enjoy. Oh ya, and don't forget to tip the wonderful guitarist/vocalist who keeps us entertained. Overall this most certainly is in no way a Kaiser Sunday market and not even close to the Brimhall Saturday market, but it does have what I need to keep me going throughout the week. Don't be detoured by the negative comments and think about it in a positive. Since it is smaller it's easy to find what you want, purchase your items and then get home and spend your valuable time preparing a healthy meal for your beautiful family.

Richard attended me at checkout and he was so sweet and helpful! Definitely love the workers there…read morethey all seem so helpful and attentive when finding something there i need when i don't know where it's located

Richard at the Panama location in Bakersfield had amazing customer service, he was very helping me…read moreand also let me know about the fresh sandwich orders I can make! The store was clean and the music was a vibe!!!

I miss Minetti's Citrus Ranch. It was traditional to go to Anxious Acres to buy a box of mixed…read morecitrus for our family and a box to send to Idaho to our extended family. The children loved how Dick and his wife would give them a small grocery bag and tell them to go fill their bags up with whatever loose citrus and nuts that they could fit into their bags. Once I forgot my handbag; I couldn't believe it, but Dick told me, "Don't worry I trust you. I know that you will pay me. Just mail me a check when you have time. Don't you worry about rushing back here with the children. I know how busy you mothers are." and he laughed. Of course as soon as my husband came home from work and I told him what happened, he drove over to pay Dick. But who does that? No one these days! The Minetti's were one of a kind! The Best!

Just bought a box of some of the best oranges ever from Minetti's…read more When you walk in the door of their packing shed, they start handing you just sliced samples of all of the mouth-watering fruit they have for sale... oranges, tangerines and grapefruit among others. I try to visit here every year as my friends and family have come to expect excellence from this citrus grower. And they will ship gift boxes too! Cash or checks only; NO Credit Cards.

5 stars all around to this sweet little gem right off the 5 freeway!…read more When you walk in the smell of buttery crust pulls you in because they are baking fresh pies! I felt like the little cartoon character who is floating while smelling the yummyness of it all! This place is just so cute and quaint. It has a real homely feel and the young lady working was so kind! She was actually the daughter in law of the owner and she was just really personable. You could tell she really loved the family business. We will definitely be stopping in here the next time we are taking a drive down to SoCal! It's too delicious not to stop! Thanks for the warm and fuzzy feels on a cold day!

Came for the cherry picking in May, it was the first day and the weather was perfect. So easy to…read morefind and easy parking. Once you walk in to the purple barn the cashier is to the right. You can either buy your baskets right away or look around the shop. Lots of good stuff in the shop, but you should wait until you are heading out to grab stuff. After we paid for our baskets, we loaded into the tram and was driven to the cherry area. When you stopped, the attendances guided us to the 3 rows we can pick from. I understand to keep the crowd controlled and make sure the farm doesn't get trampled. The weather was perfect so we took our time, walked to the back of the rows and moved forward as we picked. They were red and beautiful, grabbed our baskets once they were full and headed back. He did buy some strawberries and honey comb inside the Little Purple Barn. You do have to come early for the pies, there may not have any later in the day. The cherry picking is only on the weekends.