I have loved the Everett farm since I first discovered them. I never go with an agenda and always…read moreleave with something delightfully fresh. There current hours are "open daily, 10-5" and I don't think that's reflected on the Yelp page. Definitely cruise by if you're in the area.

This is my local farm stand and I love it. Yummy fruits and veggies, awesome mushrooms, excellent…read morecider. When there the people are very nice, and when not it is easy to pay with Venmo. I like the peace and quiet and rustic surroundings as well. Yay!

Thankful to have found this place! Such a variety of different kinds of hay and feed! Gayle & Mike…read morewere so beyond kind and helpful. The prices are unbeatable... Thank you Westside Farm & Feed my bunnies are so happy!

Of all the places you can go in town, this isn't it. I've personally heard Butch, one of the…read moreowners, yell out (due to his partial deafness I presume) incredibly bigoted and racist stuff apropos of nothing in the store, just cannot keep his opinions to himself. He is unpleasant, incompetent, and I've hated every interaction I've had with him. Just read some of the other reviews. Additionally wow, he sure talks pretty rough to the employees in front of customers; it's genuinely surprising and uncomfortable. The employees generally seem pretty nice and helpful, so dunno what that's about. Their COVID behavior and compliance was atrocious, and was part of the reason I stopped shopping here. Gail (?) and the other one (maybe related?) were just constantly pulling their masks down right in my face to shout out stuff to their employees across the store. When you think degens from upcountry, the boot fits. Their prices aren't great compared to other shops across town and seem to really make their buck off of tech people who buy the super expensive raw refrigerated nonsense for their dogs. They have some cute local suppliers, which is such a shame. In short: we have other suppliers in town. These are not great people. The other stores aren't that far away.

An amazing resource for natural horsemanship, retreats, community connections and healing with…read morehorses. Lori and Ella are amazing teachers, women leaders and grounded community change makers who help all who visit and attend events lessons and retreats there meaningful and full of growth and wisdom.

My daughter first attended this camp in the summer of 2010. It was amazing! The property sits on a…read morehill over looking all of Monterey bay. The price was very reasonable plus they have scholarships available. My daughter learned to take care of and ride horses. She had fun dancing and learning aerial. she made beautiful art and got to perform in a play at the end of camp for all the parents. Horse and Heart is terrific! I highly recommend it.

We live in Bonny Doon, and have patronized this market and those on the West Side, the Sunday…read moremarket on the east side, and in Felton. The downtown market, while a long drive from us in Bonny Doon, is our favorite, by far. My primary objective at farmers' markets is the produce; vendors of meat and fish are convenience, and there are good ones both in Felton and Downtown. I rarely buy prepared food at markets. The downtown market is our favorite for the quality and greater variety of the produce. Parking can be a PITA, but I can usually find a spot within two blocks, often closer. I don't patronize markets for "the scene," or because it's cute, only for stuff to cook -- produce and raw meat and fish. All those folks wandering around, not watching where they're going, getting in the way when I'm dragging 20 lb of food around are a nuisance! :)

This is located downtown Santa Cruz on a Weds.. Zig zag 2 blocks. Quite a crowd. Found parking two…read moreblocks away in residential. Where I parked, I found broken glass. I guess, park at your own risk. The selection is the usual. Interesting, they had ice cream and yogurt bars. Good thing, it was a hot day. There were fruit samples and bakery items. Eateries. Kids running around.

We were driving back home from Panthers beach and I saw the ICONIC HUGE YELLOW CHAIR and made my…read moreboyfriend stop and see what this place was about. Upon walking in I saw a little pumpkin patch they had and all the AMAZING fruits. Pretty good deal as well! I got 7 mini avocados for $1, some strawberries, plums, watermelon and nectarines. Super yummy and refreshing. The gentleman who was working there was super friendly with us. Definitely would recommend this place!

Fantastic farmer's market. I love the huge chair they have out front. It's hilarious too when you…read moresee yourself tiny in those photos. I love their handmade soaps as well. I had to buy one and their strawberries, watermelons, cherries, peaches, and everything are fresh! It's well worth the price and visit. It's such an awesome little market just down the coast so come and visit if you drive down the coast in Santa Cruz!

JUNE, SUMMER VISIT: Pumpkin patch not open but the barn…read moremarket still is Some neat finds, lots of stuff in the barn. Vegetables, corn, lettuce, peas, strawberries, jam, soap, chocolate, more. Picked up a jar of picked quail eggs, onions, cucumber and carrot to try at home Good prices for strawberries, $6 for good size box, good for a farm along the highway. At Another farm nearby it was much pricier. In June, it's in season, so it was sweet. Water pipe was not working so could not use sink to wash the fruit first. Staff advised I could just eat them as is from the box. It's certified organic

Stopped here on our way to Half Moon Bay from Monterey. Bought the sweetest strawberries and a…read morebasket of mixed green that were still in water and uncut. The proprietor said he took the time to arrange them this way bcs people gravitate to them. I definitely did. Two days later still enjoying them! Thank you!! Wish I had bought more strawberries!

This is my favorite place to buy fish. Fresh whole fish and prepared poke. The owners are fantastic…read moreand all of the people who work for the company are great. We know Cindy the best and she's the highlight of the farmers market in Palo Alto! We gifted my parents a CSA membership with H&H and it's the best.

We have been conscious of trying to patronize harbor businesses since the bridge debacle…read more Double checked their website to make sure they were open and saw that halibut was on sale- this in itself motivated me to navigate my way there. Upon arrival, the price in the case did not reflect the sale price mentioned on their website. When I mentioned this to the guy helping me, he shrugged. Then another guy came out from the back (he must have heard the conversation) and said that the prices online were from yesterday (!) For the $5 off a pound that these two were unwilling to honor or even apologize about, they lost a customer. Good thing Shoppers Corner has great fish at better prices.

I stopped by just to take a quick look, and somehow found one of my new favorite spots in Santa…read moreCruz. Far West Fungi is small, clean, and genuinely charming. Don't let the size fool you though, because the food is doing a lot. I ordered three things: Nashville portobello sandwich - meaty, bold, and tangy. Every bite delivered. 8.5/10 Grilled cheese - buttery and herbaceous, with a tomato jam that ties the whole thing together perfectly. Honestly flawless. 10/10 Empanada - flaky, rich, and deeply umami. The kind of thing you keep thinking about after. 9/10 And I have been thinking about all of it since I left. Reasonably priced, friendly staff, and food that genuinely surprises you. My only note is that seating is limited, so just be prepared for that, but it's a small gripe for a spot this good. Will absolutely be back.

On Thursdays 2-5 they have happy hour: Cafe items are 25% off. Oddly enough, the best thing was the…read moremushroom ice cream. Here's the run-down: 5/5: Candycap mushroom ice cream: awesome. It's made by Mission Hill Ice Cream. $10 for a half-pint. Tastes like a complex maply syrup flavor. 5/5: Candycap caramel. $1.50 each. Great sweet mushroom flavor. 3/5: Maitake flatbread $14. The flavor is jumbled from all the ingredients. 3/5: Mushroom grilled cheese $16; overhyped. 1/5: Candycap cookies. $3. Almost no flavor. Terrible.