We were really looking forward to our first box but were extremely disappointed in the quality of…read morethe produce - both the fruits and vegetables. We cancelled our subscription after week one - but have 3 more boxes to pick up since you must pre-order a month at a time. I'm rating it a 2 instead of a 1 because I very much like the CSA model, in theory. We have subscribed to other CSAs in the past and found the quality to be higher. We tried this one because the pick up location was within walking distance of our home. I am reading the five star reviews and wondering how our first impression can be so completely different.

Disappointed on the quality, not even my Instacart shopper did this terrible picking fruits and…read moreveggies. I received green potatoes I had to throw out and tomatoes past their prime. We just received our last box today , 4 weeks was too long. The peaches and nectarines in the picture were in our box today, disappointing. I went with it because my wife liked the idea but there are better local areas in the Suisun Valley that are easy on the wallet, on the eye and on my tastebuds.

This farm has delicious strawberries and apricots. They also have plants for sale such as herbs and…read moretomatoes. This is self service. You weigh your own bucket and pay in the designated locked box. It's an honor system. Place is pretty spacious with berries on one side of the farm then apricots towards the back. Parking is up front. I highly recommend this place. It's by 25A and 99.

We went here for the U-pick strawberries and had so much fun. It's definitely a fun family event…read more There is a small parking lot and the strawberry patch is located on the right side. There are buckets available located at the entrance. Strawberries are non-certified organic. There's rows and rows of strawberries and plenty to pick. Strawberries are $4/lb. They take cash and Venmo. It's not manned so it is on the honor system. They also sell plants as well.

Review #320 - 2018 I…read morehad this place bookmarked after seeing all their ads on Facebook announcing their "You Pick Pomegranates" for just one weekend a year. My sister's family really likes pomegranate so I decided to invite her to come along. We originally planned to visit this place on Saturday, but she had something else come up for her kid's school so we ended up coming on Sunday, October 21st. I showed up around 9:30 AM, and there were a whole lot of cars already parked in their lot. My sister texted me & said she was about 45 minutes away so I decided to sit in the car & wait, since my daughter was still sleeping in the backseat. When she finally showed up around 10:30 AM, it was getting pretty hot so my daughter was not a happy camper. Not enough sleep and heat does not make a baby happy. However, we managed to collect two 5-gallon buckets in about an hour. Actually, her little family did all the work while I played photographer. Hahaha The kids had a lot of fun picking their own fruits. My sister was kind of disappointed that we showed up so late since most of the bigger fruits have already been picked. We were still able to find some decent sized ones. I got a $20 box and she got a $25 box. I ended up keeping only 4 for myself and took the rest to my brother's house to let my other siblings pick what they want from it. My sister says next year we have to come back earlier on a Saturday so we can get first pick. Sounds like a plan!

Loads of delicious pomegranates remember to bring a pair of gloves when you pick!…read more Love local organic fruit!

This was not a planned visit on July 11, as I drove along interstate 80, I noticed lots of cars…read moreparked by the sunflower fields, so I just had to swing by. Wow!, if you love sunflowers and photo shoots, this is a quick and convenient way to visit. I was surprised, there were no reviews on this place yet. If you're traveling from the South, exit Sparling Lane and turn left at Kidwell. If traveling from the North, exit Kidwell Lane. Have to say, I was sad the flowers had passed their optimum beauty. However, you might still be able to spot a few sunflowers looking bright and perky. The field is surround by a trench with water but it's easy to jump over. Lots of ppl around taking photos. Bear in mind, there are a lot of bees doing their wonderful pollination here, so beware if you are allergic to bee stings. I'm guessing June would be the best time to enjoy these whimsical sunflowers. At the end of Kidwell and Olmo Lane, there is also small patch of wild flowers in pinks and purples. Also a great place to stop and visit, for those flower lovers. I read online that Cloverleaf farm is a small part of Collin farms. Will definitely return next year, to capture these whimsical flowers at their best. Enjoy!!!

First time trying Cloverleaf fruit leather. So much sugar…read morecan't really taste fruit.It probably can't be consumed by a some one with Diabetes.. I'm boiling it down in lemon juice turn it into jam.Adding some non sweetened dried fruit .My investment was minimal.

Away a please to stop by. Today we were on a quest for getting veggies for the football party we…read morewere attending that afternoon. We found a little bag of carrots and some Mandarins to bring. I pre pealed the mandarins before the party so they were easy to much on and it was a success. We also got some kiwis. I belive it was a bag of 6 for $0.99. A great deal for kiwis. Last time I got them and saved them in the fridge and they lasted a week. These are a bit soft so hopefully they will last just as long. We also got a head of Lettuce for under $2 which is a good deal. It's nice and fresh, we got iceberg this time and it was a big head. Last time we got green leaf and the time before that we got the red leaf. All very fresh. Parking was easy. When we arrived maybe when we got there we saw 5 cars in the parking lot so we got a space right up front. When we left it over doubled, it was still easy to get out. Traffic flows well. Bathrooms were well stocked and clean. It's always a must stop on our journey. Pedrick Produce is the place to stop for produce and dry goods.

It's our regular stopping ground when driving back from Sacramento. This place has those old-school…read morefarm vibes--even if it doesn't quite have the old-school farm prices. It's a little on the pricey side, but definitely worth a stop to stretch your legs and grab a quick bite before jumping back on the road for the rest of a long drive. And as a bonus, they've got a great collection of hot sauces. BB

Came here to celebrate Mother's Day weekend with friends and had a chance to try the restaurant and…read morepick a bouquet of fresh flowers in the flower farm. It was quite hot, but the restaurant had ample shading and misters. Food and drinks were typical for a weekend brunch. The flower farm was a real standout! The staff gave us a quick but comprehensive tour and provided metal flower vases, clippers, and parasols for the heat. I loved the variety of flowers! Definitely recommend this experience to others looking for a unique afternoon activity. But would recommend bringing a hat if going in the spring and summer for the heat.

TLDR: A magical and creative dried floral bouquet experience with incredible hospitality. Beautiful…read moresetting, kind staff, and absolutely worth doing. --------- I decided to come here for a Valentine's Day dried floral bouquet making workshop, and it truly exceeded my expectations. The Flower Barn is located on a beautiful property where you can also enjoy brunch, host a wedding, or explore the garden grounds, all of which seem worth experiencing on their own. As someone who loves creative activities, this was an experience I would highly recommend. Walking into the Flower Barn felt like stepping into a magical storybook cottage. Dried flowers hung from the ceiling and lined the walls, creating an incredibly aesthetic and charming atmosphere. It is definitely a place where you will want to take photos. We were welcomed by Sandra, who was sincere, warm, and genuinely caring. She provided helpful guidance throughout the workshop and was wonderful to talk to. She would often bring over additional flowers that matched the look and feel I was going for, which made the experience feel very personal. You are able to make your bouquet as large or as small as you like, as long as it fits inside the provided metal container. The hospitality extended beyond just Sandra. The owner and Kim, the social media manager, were also very welcoming and happy to answer any questions we had. It felt like everyone there truly cared about making the experience special. At the end of the workshop, you bring your finished bouquet in the metal container to Sandra, and she carefully wraps it in paper and ties it with a ribbon. That final touch made the whole experience feel even more thoughtful and complete. Overall, I highly recommend this workshop not only for the creative joy of working with dried florals, but also for the genuine kindness and hospitality shown throughout the event. I will definitely be back to create another bouquet or try one of their other activities.

We have really been enjoying getting our weekly veggie box. although we are a small family We still…read morefigure out how to make the large box work. It's basically enough for our entire week and we only buy a few small things at the store now. everything seems so fresh and it's also just fun to go and pick them up in our neighborhood with our kids and then go through the boxes together and wash everything and show them what it all is.

Terra Firma Farm is one of the best local organic farms in Solano County, if you want fresh produce…read moredelivered weekly you your community then they are the go to!

Absolutely beautiful place for a family photoshoot! Couldn't reccomend more, the owners are the…read moresweetest.

This is one of the cutest places I have ever been to. They are by appointments only so keep that in…read moremind if you are trying to go. And the entrance is a tiny little path just big enough for a car with a patch of dirt for parking. We checked in, inside the barn with a very nice person who is very knowledgeable about the ins and outs of lavender and the operations of the location. Our friends were getting married and they picked this location for the beautiful lavender fields which was not only visually gorgeous but smelled amazing and calmed the body and mind simply being in the vicinity. There were people taking photos for all sorts of things, from maternity photos to family portraits to visually appealing instagram photos, to getting married on the fields. Our friends who was getting married, was given beautifully handpicked lavender bouquets for the occasion and we were the last party to leave with no hassle for the occasion. They sold many different things in the barn and it was hard not to buy lavender flavored things and scented things to bring home but we have a cat so we couldn't, since lavender is toxic to them. I cannot stress enough how gorgeous this place is and how calming it was to just be there. Even if you don't have a special occasion, and need a place to be and take in the lavender fields, I recommend coming here and checking it out. Just remember it's by appointments only.

My partner stopped by to pick up a pie before heading back to the Bay Area, and he couldn't stop…read moretalking about how much he used to love their pumpkin pies when he lived near University of California, Davis. This time, we decided to try the Dark Chocolate Truffle Cream Pie, and wow !! It absolutely lived up to the hype. The pie was rich, decadent, and incredibly satisfying. Honestly, you only need a small slice before feeling completely full. The whipped cream was light, fluffy, and honestly a dream. Between the two of us, it took an entire week to finish because of how indulgent it was. My partner usually always goes for fruit pies, but this chocolate cream pie completely converted him and now he wants to keep trying all of their cream pies. Definitely worth the stop!

I don't get to visit either of the Ikedas locations but when I do, it's usually the Davis location…read moresince it's closest to me. I love coming to this local shop for their pies and baked goods. They also have fresh locally grown fruits and vegetables. Pros: supporting locally grown food. Everything is baked fresh and they have some of their stuff frozen (pies, cobbler, tamales, patsy, etc). There's plenty of parking on their gravel lot and they offer local UC Davis students a discount. Cons: none, I wish I lived closer though!