Everything about this farm was amazing! They had a pumpkin…read morepatch, a corn maze and a beautiful field of sunflowers. The lady who tended the entrance to the field was so kind and welcoming.

Happened to come by during sunflower season (Sep-Oct) to pick some sunflowers and had a lovely…read moreexperience. The ticket price per person comes with 5 sunflowers each, and you can really take your time exploring the fields, admiring the sunflowers, taking photos, choosing the perfect flowers - a really fun and unique experience. Even my partner who was initially skeptical had a great time!

I was really disappointed as I walked all the way there and was turned away because I have my small…read moreelder dog with me. He's very well-behaved and trained. I even offered to carry my dog while I walk through the farmers market just to see what's there and that was also declined. Please mark this clearly on your yelp page for other others. Note, I will update this or submit a new review if I'm able to swing by next weekend.

We went here and met with Chef Xisco Simon on a Bonvoy Moments. It was really amazing. He went over…read morehow important the market was and the help it does for the community. He introduced us to Erin of The Farm Fatales. She was there from the beginning of the Farmer's Market and told us about their history and how it all started. Truly fantastic beginnings and history of how the markets all over the area started. There were not as many vendors there as other markets but the stuff they did have was amazing and such great fruits and vegetables . We purchased a lot and it was such great quality. When in the area we will stop by again.

Not just pumpkins, this farm stand is open during the summer with lots of fresh peaches, cherries,…read moreheirloom tomatoes, local honey and a good variety of other fresh items. I stopped by after hiking the coast and got nectarines, rainier cherries, yellow peppers, lemons and local honey from Arata farms. The lady who was working was very sweet and greeted everyone browsing around. Prices were on par with farmers market produce rates and the quality was great. Very basic set up and easy to shop and park. Located just outside of downtown, it's a great option to pick up some local produce before heading home.

A family favorite- been around when I was a kid. My daughter wrestled an 80 lbs. pumpkin into the…read morecar to take home one year. It's a fun place and a great resource for local fresh veggies- they have all kinds of veggies and fruits. Outside stall, as well as inside market. We found FRESH pumpkins in December here. $1 each. The next day, my husband made the best pumpkin pie. It tasted sooo good. This really made me happy, now I can stop avoiding pumpkin pie! Fresh ingredients make such a difference. Thanks for a great shopping and ... eating experience!

This CSA box is the best value you could find anywhere. Soooo many fruits and veggies for a great…read moreprice. I'd love to be able to purchase a whole year at a time, especially because I know that that would be a help to their operation. The farm is so much fun and so beautiful. I love when CSA members are invited to pick fruits, veggies, and flowers. They also have a place for kids to play! My only gripe is that when I have tried to get in touch by email I have only received a response about 30% of the time.

I gave the Greenhearts CSA a try and overall, it was solid. They gave me a box of strawberries as a…read morewelcome gift plus another in that week's produce box. Also included blueberries, 2 green peppers, an onion, celery, snap peas, mini romaine lettuce (little gem), romanesco, spinach, and Nantes carrots. Their CSA model is a bit different than others I've tried. Rather than giving you everything from their farm, they source from different local farms. They also deliver which is probably why the price is a bit higher ($44 I think). And the produce seems to be a bit more polished. I mean the carrots and spinach still had dirt, the produce seemed fresh, it clearly still came from a farm. But it was like a smaller cut bunch of spinach tied together, not a huge more wild bunch mostly left alone. Strawberries and blueberries were in plastic boxes. I think the produce visually looked better (and the strawberries were noticeably more fragrant) than other CSA boxes which makes sense. These farms are producing them for Greenhearts which is essentially a distributor or buyer or something so aesthetics playing a bigger role than a farm selling you whatever they have directly makes sense. The produce was all good. But it kind of felt like stuff I could just get from a farmers market or something. The exceptions were maybe the romanesco - very beautiful - and carrots - I don't see the Nantes variety that often in stores and the roasted carrot dish I made was truly exceptional and the sweet carrots were the star. For me, I think I prefer the single farm model more and I don't mind picking up my produce. Given the coordination they have to do and the delivery aspect, I do think the price is probably fair though the quantities are generally pretty moderate. There's also fewer add on options than other CSA models if you care about that. Overall it was a solid box but I did wish there was more of a few items and you do pay a premium for the delivery and the visually nice produce.

New owners obviously don't keep high standards of running the store! Too bad. All good things one…read morecould say about the store before are gone! Very unfortunate, because it was a great, conveniently located little store, that always had great inventory and fresh produce. Not any longer. Now myself and my friends go to Deans. Thank goodness it is close by too.

It's very disappointing to see how the new owners of Crystal Springs Produce are treating their…read morecustomers. Since the ownership change, much of the produce has appeared old, expired, or simply not fresh. I purchased produce that was 12 days past its expiration date and already gone bad. When I attempted to return it, the store refused to honor the return without a paper receipt, despite my providing proof of purchase through my credit card statement. To make matters worse, the staff was rude, dismissive, and condescending throughout the interaction. Good customer service starts with standing behind the products you sell and treating customers with respect. Unfortunately, my experience reflected neither. Don't bring your business here.

Pastries, poke bar, and hot bar have gotten so good this year!…read more Look at the breakfast.

This reminds me of a New Seasons (like in the PNW) or a Whole Foods…read more Cute grocery shopping with a small area with ready made food. Got the poke bowls which for $19.99/lb were pretty good quality fish-flavor wise was B+. The latte at the coffee counter was pretty weak-tasted more of the milk than any coffee-would skip this next time.

I was seeking a salty snack as we passed through Half Moon Bay. Didn't find any old salty…read moresnack...found one of our faves at Cunha's Country Store: The Daily Crave Lentil Chips in aged white cheddar flavor! Yes they were pricier here, but this shop is right in the heart of touristy downtown Half Moon Bay on Main Street, so not unexpected. I wasn't shopping for anything else but did spy an aisle of local jams, beverage fridges, candy, lotto tickets, and much more. Seems to have a little of everything.

Cute little bodega/mercantile/Mercado in downtown Half Moon Bay. Both what I assume father and son…read morewere incredibly attentive and friendly, the coffee drinks were made to order, if you are in Half Moon Bay and missing an essential this is a great little spot to take advantage of.

Wide variety of produce, eggs, and local honey…read more On the side of San Mateo Road leaving Santa Cruz with a solid amount of parking at the front. They take both cash and card/Apple Pay but each credit transaction has a 75 cent fee. Their local honey selection was quite large--they have small containers (super small) for $5, medium for $20/$23, and large for $44.

We bought two pineapples for $4 each as were leaving Half Moon Bay…read more When we got home, we cracked open the pineapples and they were limp, spongey and tasted bad. These pineapples were no good. The produce here was not fresh. Beware of this place. Hopefully the owners can learn that they shouldn't sell crap like this.

I've been coming here for over 10 years and it is my FAVORITE pumpkin patch in all of Half Moon…read moreBay! It's simple, prices are very fair, they actually grow their pumpkins, they are so nice, and the farm animals are cute. Jumping off the hay bales are always fun too.

IMHO If you're…read morelooking to pick a pumpkin on farmland where it actually grew, this is your place! Located on Hwy 1in Half Moon Bay, there is plenty of room to park, admission is free, thousands of pumpkins to choose from, and plenty of wheelbarrows available to hold your choices. Believe me, if you're picky, you'll be rolling your wheelbarrow all over the place! Prices range from $5 to $50. Specialty pumpkins are separated into different bins for easy browsing. I chose a beautiful red-orange Cinderella pumpkin for $5! If you want to take pictures of the fields of orange for fall family pics, this is a great place to do it. It's selfie-central! Go, have fun, pick a pumpkin and breathe in the ocean air!

Fresh produce straight from the tap! The prices were good, the cherries were so sweet and almost…read morethe size of a ping pong ball! Lovely owners here and right off the highway. Open on weekends in this little patch of field. Buy local!

Great produce selection; wonderful people and easy access from Highway One with ample parking.read more