I thought it would fun to check out the farm and support the local growers. Nice store/gift shop…read more Clean and inviting. There was a bit of everything. Breads, fresh produce, olives, jams, and so much more. Cute little strawberry shortcake stand on the outside. They also offer rootbeer floats, icecream sundaes and other desserts if strawberries are not your favorite. Service was friendly and fast. I will be back.

This is a really good spot. The people are helpful, the produce is super fresh, mostly local and…read morewell priced. They are often the first to have seasonal produce. Good dairy case, some alcohol - don't resist the fresh donuts they are also fresh, well priced and super tasty. Lots of parking, and if on a drive in the country it's an easy spot to take a break from the car. We love the place.

When: Thursday, June 11th 10:00 am…read more A small family farm located on Cordon Road, between Center Street & Sunnyview Road...they grow a small variety of fruits and vegetables, but with this being Strawberry season in the Willamette Valley, Fresh Strawberries were the only items for sale on this weekday morning. The Strawberries were sold in various sized containers from pint, quart, tray to bucket. This roadside farm stand is open seasonally from May to November. Their current operating hours are from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm Monday thru Saturday.

Good variety of vegetables. The cashier was friendly. Homey little store. I will be back!read more

I came in looking for produce and found so much more. Almost all items are in Spanish. You can find…read moresome excellent deals in this store : )

I drove past Ray's Produce & Bodega one day and saw cars lined up to get in and was determined to…read moreloop back to check it out. Unfortunately, when I was able to stop back, I discovered that their hours are limited to Friday - Sunday. A few days later I returned with my bilingual sister-in-law in tow to educate me and translate. The space is a combination warehouse and grocery store with aisles filled with an array of spices and cultural foods not always stocked in big box grocery stores. There was a variety of fresh grown herbs at the entrance and a nice selection of fruits and vegetables at competitive prices. Local cheeses, jello treats and beverages filled the coolers. Their household goods included cleansers, cookware and disposable dinnerware. What stood out for me was the exotic fruits available that I'd never seen before. Sure, I've seen nopales (cactus), but some of the other prickly options looked like they came from another planet! I've heard of jackfruit, but could never imagine they grew to the size of a newborn! Sweet-tooth? They've got you covered! Just grab some pastries, cookies, candy, or hot spicy mango strips. Horchata, Juarito, and more. Depending upon the season you might find plants out front. Bring your bags because they don't have any, but they may have a box if you forget to bring them.

I love this store. Lots of produce and Latin products. A fun place to shop. It reminds me of…read moreshopping at a mercado in Mexico. The employees are friendly and cheerful.

I went in because I was looking for some Mexican herbs to clean my kidneys and let me tell you,…read morethey had every single one! The woman who helped me (which i wish I knew her name) was so nice, her customer service was so helpful. This place took me back to my roots and it felt so nice. Highly recommend.

I was in the area for work and stopped in for a piece of…read moreMarionberry Pie. The pie was very flavorful with a nice flaky crust. I wish I hadn't had Lunch earlier as they have a restaurant. Next time I'm in the area, I want to try a pot pie for lunch. This is a nice quaint location that was busy. Definitely stop in if you're in the area.

May 2026 Oregon…read more Driving from Bend, Oregon to Newport on the coast saw this place and it had good reviews and decided to drive 10 miles out of the way to come here. You order your food at a counter in the back of the store. The open dining seating is in a different room. You go and get your food when the buzzer goes off. The buzzer is obnoxiously loud. I ordered a chicken salad sandwich comes with a pickle and a bag of chips. My husband ordered the pot pie. We both had a slice of pie. I chose a strawberry rhubarb and he chose the cherry. The chicken pot pie was very good. Had lots of fresh vegetables from peas to carrots, green beans, and potatoes. It was a good size for lunch, but a very small portion if it was your main meal. The grapes were large globe grapes, and they were firm and delicious. The chicken salad was delicious. Large fluffy croissant and the chicken salad had celery, chunks of grapes and onion. It comes with a bag of chips and a pickle. The pickle was large and crunchy. It tasted like a specialty pickle not one you would get at a typical store. The cherry pie was not the best. The crust tasted different than the crust that was with the strawberry rhubarb. It almost had a cinnamon taste. The strawberry rhubarb was fantastic. The crust was very dry, but the filling was delicious. My only complaint is the staff is not aware of the ingredients that are in the menu items. I first ordered some thing and told them I had an allergy to meet and they told me I was OK ordering the corn chowder. After taking a bite and getting an allergic reaction, they then check the book and find out it has bacon. There also was a cross-contamination with nuts. Overall, I would give this place 4.3 stars

Very fun farm with an abundant field filled with sweet blueberry bushes! Only $1.90 per pound for…read morepick your own blueberries. Look for the ones deep in the middle for they have been there the longest and have had the mist time to grow big, crisp and juicy!

AMAZING AMAZING I am so glad something like this exists…read more Pretty self explanatory: pick your own, pay by the pound. Noteworthy points: blueberry prices are out of this world (currently $1.25 per pound but I'm expecting them to go up), plentiful blueberry bushes, cheery employees, very well maintained land. We had so much fun and picked so many blueberries!

This place is so gross. It smells like a combination of filthy mop and rotten produce. Makes sense…read moreconsidering half the fruit and vegetables look rotten and there's usually someone sloshing around a blackened mop. (Isn't there a health department that checks these places out? It frightens me that this place would pass an inspection). I've never bought anything here but have been in twice in search of something specific. The first time I was told what I needed would be impossible to find in Salem no matter what. I found said item at Winco later that day and have since found it in my favorite local Mexican store. The second time I found what I needed but was too grossed out to buy it. I have my go to place for anything Mexican that we need/want now and this Paniagua Produce is just a smelly eyesore I keep my fingers crossed will shut down and be replaced by something that positively contributes to Salem.

I have been buying produce at this Paniagua's for about four months and decided to look and see if…read moreother people liked it as much as I do and I was shocked to read the other review. This place is amazing because I can ALWAYS find fresh fruit. I've purchased several pineapples in the last month and they are always ripe and sweet and always under three dollars. My brother in law lives in Olympia and he said he had never tasted a mango so fresh. My boyfriend was really impressed with the mangos and the papayas. There is not a huge selection sometimes when some fruits are out of season. But, I truly love this store and go a couple times a week.