Clean space, fresh fruits, service is great. No foods here only fruits…read more Better than the fruits I got from Hudson Oxbow market in terms of freshness.

The strawberries are almost always special: fresh, juicy and never with the taste of chemicals (but…read morewash before eating). We have been buying for many years. They have many strawberry fields so many varieties as the season progresses. The owners could not be nicer. Everyone I have sent there over the years continues to rave about their crops. The only negative is Silverado-our local highway. Lots of parking but one must be very careful leaving as one re-enters Silverado. Enjoy !!!

Tuesday evenings! This is more like a huge party or festival than a regular farmers market. If you…read morelove live music and people watching, it's perfect. There is fresh fruit and veggies, and food vendors selling things like corn dogs and fresh bread. It seems as if all the locals converge to the square for this weekly event. It was very crowded and during COVID, there wasn't much distancing or mask wearing going on. And I'm sure not all of these folks are vaccinated. Bathrooms available but as usual the ladies room had a long line formed outside. A jazz band played on the main stage and people crowded in to listen and dance around. We saw lots of drinking and making out, but nothing sketchy. Lots of families with kids running around. Overall, a fun way to spend your evening if you love a lively environment and aren't worried about the delta variant/Covid. But if you just want to buy veggies and fresh goods, I suggest coming very early on, getting your goods and get out before they begin wildin' out.

This little Farmer's Market has evolved into so much more! Hot food, beautiful flowers, crafts,…read morelive music... it's basically a giant town party and it is NOT TO BE MISSED!! As a local, it's one of our favorite activities. As a tourist, I recommend planning your trip around this amazing wine country Tuesday event.

A little farm stand off the beaten track with wonderful , but quite expensive, tomatoes and other…read moreproduce. I go for the beefsteak tomatoes and they are delicious. $5 a pound really adds up . I got six tomatoes for $10. But we had a few sliced the same night at dinner and they were delicious. I am a faithful farmers market fan but I've only found Early Girl tomatoes - sometimes you need a beefsteak. They had lovely looking lettuce as well and peaches and heirlooms ($6 a pound) The older lady cashier is very nice.

Tomtoes are $5 a pound. Way too expensive. Four medium size for $11 - I don't think so. I can do…read morebetter at the Fruit Basket at the intersection of Highway 12 and West Thomson Ave in Boyes Springs at $1.99 a pound.

I discovered Rancho Gordo beans a few years ago when I found the heirloom beans inside a salad at…read moreCheeseboard pizza in Berkeley. I started buying Rancho Gordo beans online and they were the best beans I've ever had. Beans I have never seen or heard of before. A whole new world was discovered. Their website is beautiful to look at and informative. I also bought their bean cookbook. I subscribed to their emails and recently got the important news that their new store opened on Main Street and only a few blocks away from the Napa farmer's market. The store is very modern with wood floors, large windows and lots of light. They don't carry all the beans online but they do carry a good amount. I got some special black beans (Frigik Negro de Vara), very pretty green split peas and a new rare variety that goes bad fast (Flor De Junio bean) and a special fresh tumeric spice (see photos). I'm excited to try the new items. It is nice that they have dried Porcini mushrooms and morel mushrooms you can use in their bean soup. The porcini mushrooms are the brand that Rancho Gordo recommends and you can get 1.43 Oz for $19. They have interesting high quality spices and I bought a tumeric. They had samples of cooked beans. The ladies were friendly at the counter. I'm definitely returning to get more products!

My first time to the Rancho Gordo store, if your into heirloom beans, lentils, spices and grains…read morefrom Indigenous americas this shop is worth a visit. If you cant make it to the shop then check out their web store front www.ranchogordo.com. As for the store front I really liked the way they have the shop decorated and how they have their products on display. When i was there they had some really nice mellow latin music playing and were selling fresh tortillas so the shop smelt really good. While the selection can be a bit intimidating they have people that can answer your questions while you look. For example i explained the beans and lentils i liked and they were able to recommend the Heirloom equivalent. Also they have recipes for many the different beans & lentils as well. Overall was a very fun trip to visit the store front and cant wait to go back the next time im in Napa.

This place is so special. I grew up coming here as a treat to get my favorite cheese a few times a…read moreyear. If you haven't been here yet.. run, don't walk!! The fontina cheese is magical. Nutty, creamy, tangy, and a total melt in your mouth experience. They have pastas, jams, meats, sweets and fun little goodies too! And an obvious spot if you're looking for some tasty high quality olive oil. Don't tell me I didn't warn you when your basket is too heavy!

Loved this place! Huge selection of olive oil and other Italian goods. The guy at the counter gave…read moreme several samples and was really kind when I asked to try different olive oils. Pricing is really reasonable too. He directed me to order the olive oil online since I had to take a flight home, which I did. It arrived quickly and it was really well packed. I'll be ordering more from them in the future!

Small husband and wife owned farm located in the city of Yountville that provides fruits,…read morevegetables and herbs to TKRG Thomas Keller Restaurant Group. If you're looking for produce for your restaurant definitely visit a farm where the owner is really proud of his products.

Anyone who's into high end food knows that Peter Jacobsen has been providing produce for some of…read morethe highest end restaurants for quite some time. The French Laundry and Atelier Crenn come to mind when thinking of his clients. Being a dentist (and of one of my friend's friends in fact), it's interesting that one always follows their path to happiness and it shows in the end product. If only vegetables were like this when I was a child I probably would have appreciated them much more. It's better to discover late than never!

I wish I could give this business a 6/5 star review. I had such a nice time here, I can't wait to…read morecome back! Cassidy Ranch is a place where you get to pick flowers and strawberries on your own. It starts off with you receiving a souvenir jar for your flowers as well as cutters and a tray for strawberries. You then get a brief tour of the lovely farm and then they let you loose to pick and cut at your leisure. You'd think there'd be nothing left but there were plenty of strawberries and flowers to go around. The strawberries were so fresh and so delicious. Apparently they sometimes do wine tasting from their winery.. I'm bummed I missed out on that. Anyways check this place out if you are skeptical of a "u-pick" business because this one won't disappoint.

We had a delightful experience at Cassidy Ranch! Elizabeth was so welcoming and kind, and showed us…read morearound the entire farm. We did a U Pick day and we picked flowers for a beautiful bouquet, as well as some fresh berries, herbs and tomatoes. The tomatoes were to die for! We hope to be back very soon. Thank you Elizabeth!

I ended up getting the balsamic bonanza set ($55) because I think people underestimate adding…read moreacidity to cooking. I recommend this place if you're searching for a hostess gift/souvenir. I went in looking for olive wood charcuterie or cutting boards and ended up tasting olive oils. If I was more committed to making my own vinaigrettes for salads, I would invest in trying the variety of infused olive oils. My favorite vinegar was the fig, but it only comes in a large bottle.

I was first introduced to The Olive Press at their Sonoma location. I really enjoyed their olive…read moreoils and their balsamic vinegars. So when I visited this location, I knew I wanted to get something. I love that they have so many different flavors of olive oils and balsamic vinegars! It's great that you can sample all the flavors! There are so many great flavors that it's hard to narrow down which one(s) to buy or not to buy. I decided to just buy three bottles of balsamic vinegars.